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Group Denigrating Catholics Invited by LA Dodgers to "Pride Night"


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Posted
9 hours ago, gopher said:

Until last year, the Dodgers were the most hated team in MLB so I don't think it will make much difference to attack the owners of the Dodgers.  Maybe they can reclaim the top spot again?

The top 5 most hated MLB teams according to BetOnline:

1. New York Yankees
2. Los Angeles Dodgers
3. Houston Astros
4. Philadelphia Phillies
5. Chicago Cubs 

Are there any teams people love? Or is it a choice between being hated or forgotten?

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On 5/25/2023 at 6:43 PM, Smiley McGee said:

Counterproductive to what end? Catholic-LGBTQ relations? What will the LGBTQ community do without all that support from conservative Christianity they never had?

Mockery just inflames bad feelings. It doesn't build bridges. 

Posted
6 hours ago, The Nehor said:

The criticism of the group seems to come down to the organization having utterly failed at achieving something they were never trying to do.

What were they trying to do with their mockery?

Posted
16 minutes ago, MiserereNobis said:

What were they trying to do with their mockery?

I imagine that depends on the individual and is probably a mishmash of a bunch of reasons for some.

Wanting to help the lgbt community, wanting to teach sex education in a very unorthodox way, wanting to wear a habit during a pub crawl, wanting revenge, fulfilling a religious kink, wanting catharsis, because their friends are doing it, and probably a bunch of others.

Posted
21 minutes ago, The Nehor said:

I imagine that depends on the individual and is probably a mishmash of a bunch of reasons for some.

Wanting to help the lgbt community, wanting to teach sex education in a very unorthodox way, wanting to wear a habit during a pub crawl, wanting revenge, fulfilling a religious kink, wanting catharsis, because their friends are doing it, and probably a bunch of others.

Where do you think the line is where it’s not ok to make fun of someone’s religious beliefs?

Posted
59 minutes ago, MiserereNobis said:

Where do you think the line is where it’s not ok to make fun of someone’s religious beliefs?

When I would feel bad about it.

Posted

It's still, as it should be, a big deal here in LA, new reactions and counter reactions, the ripples in the pond seem to be growing instead of disappearing. Remember most of the city now is Latino, and that means Catholic.  I think a lot of our Latino folks, because they still live in their old country's culture, missed the whole LGBTQ+ movement, but now it seems everyone is riled up against it.

This thing seems to be growing instead of calming down.

Posted
23 minutes ago, mfbukowski said:

It's still, as it should be, a big deal here in LA, new reactions and counter reactions, the ripples in the pond seem to be growing instead of disappearing. Remember most of the city now is Latino, and that means Catholic.  I think a lot of our Latino folks, because they still live in their old country's culture, missed the whole LGBTQ+ movement, but now it seems everyone is riled up against it.

This thing seems to be growing instead of calming down.

Oh, Fox is deciding to go with this then? I think many vastly overestimate how much the Latino community cares about this petty culture war garbage.

I really thought they'd focus more on the weirdos videoing themselves wandering into the pride section of stores and being outraged at clothing they would never buy and how its presence is grooming their children or something.

Just in time for Pride Month. Fantastic. This could get interesting and horrible. After recent events the lgbtq community is more well armed than many of their opponents might think.

Posted
On 6/1/2023 at 1:07 AM, mfbukowski said:

It's still, as it should be, a big deal here in LA, new reactions and counter reactions, the ripples in the pond seem to be growing instead of disappearing. Remember most of the city now is Latino, and that means Catholic.  I think a lot of our Latino folks, because they still live in their old country's culture, missed the whole LGBTQ+ movement, but now it seems everyone is riled up against it.

This thing seems to be growing instead of calming down.

Told you so! 🧐

There are a LOT of angry people on both sides. 

Posted
On 6/1/2023 at 1:41 AM, The Nehor said:

This could get interesting and horrible. After recent events the lgbtq community is more well armed than many of their opponents might think.

Not the time for that kind of talk.

Posted
2 hours ago, Saint Bonaventure said:

 

That looks like Joan Crawford there on the right. I didn't know she played the Flying Nun!

Posted
On 6/1/2023 at 2:41 AM, The Nehor said:

Oh, Fox is deciding to go with this then? I think many vastly overestimate how much the Latino community cares about this petty culture war garbage. ...

Right.  @mfbukowski lives in the area and, presumably, interacts extensively with Latinos who also live there.  What would he [and what would they] know? :huh: :unknw:

Posted
On 6/1/2023 at 4:07 AM, mfbukowski said:

It's still, as it should be, a big deal here in LA, new reactions and counter reactions, the ripples in the pond seem to be growing instead of disappearing. Remember most of the city now is Latino, and that means Catholic.  I think a lot of our Latino folks, because they still live in their old country's culture, missed the whole LGBTQ+ movement, but now it seems everyone is riled up against it.

This thing seems to be growing instead of calming down.

Mobilizations for peaceful protests are happening. Leaders in the Spanish Catholic community are all-in and are mobilizing folks. Bishop Barron and the Word on Fire are getting involved. Jewish groups have been reaching out. Catholic media and culture groups are ramping up. Even Protestant groups are reaching out to be part of a procession from the Cathedral of Los Angeles to Dodger's Stadium.

I'm not sure what the scope will be, but I have no doubt that Latter-day Saints' participation will be most welcome.

Posted
42 minutes ago, Kenngo1969 said:

Right.  @mfbukowski lives in the area and, presumably, interacts extensively with Latinos who also live there.  What would he [and what would they] know? :huh: :unknw:

Many Latino communities have their own media outlets. A lot of the media noise would not reach them.

This is also all based on conjecture. The suggestion that the Latino community is riled up about this and is being alienated (unsubstantiated), that the community is hearing the news on this which is coming from only a few outlets (unsubstantiated), and that they care enough to do something about it (unsubstantiated). I suspect the offended Latinos are like Antifa activists: mostly the result of wishful thinking.

Posted
45 minutes ago, The Nehor said:

Many Latino communities have their own media outlets. A lot of the media noise would not reach them.

This is also all based on conjecture. The suggestion that the Latino community is riled up about this and is being alienated (unsubstantiated), that the community is hearing the news on this which is coming from only a few outlets (unsubstantiated), and that they care enough to do something about it (unsubstantiated). I suspect the offended Latinos are like Antifa activists: mostly the result of wishful thinking.

Did you watch the video at all?

Now you are sounding racist

Could you possibly guess the ethnicity of the main speaker?

See there was this guy named Cesar Chavez....

My old prof Angela Davis would have a lot to say about that way of thinking.

Ok, I'm out. I can't believe I am seeing this here.

Posted
2 hours ago, Kenngo1969 said:

Right.  @mfbukowski lives in the area and, presumably, interacts extensively with Latinos who also live there.  What would he [and what would they] know? :huh: :unknw:

In fact Sunday I was speaking with a young LDS grad student at Claremont in Mormon Studies "Mestizo" as Navidad might call him, and he was talking about the clear differences between Spanish Wards and English Wards.  He is of course, totally fluent in both languages and cultures.  We are not immune from all this ... stuff... as well, and Anglos are not innocent perfect church members, when it comes to racism but largely totally ignorant when it happens.  It's largely unconscious and seemingly invisible   His dad was in the Stake Presidency of the Spanish Stake when we merged with them.

Interesting talk.

Posted
3 hours ago, mfbukowski said:

Did you watch the video at all?

Now you are sounding racist

Could you possibly guess the ethnicity of the main speaker?

See there was this guy named Cesar Chavez....

My old prof Angela Davis would have a lot to say about that way of thinking.

Ok, I'm out. I can't believe I am seeing this here.

Racist to say a minority community often consumes its own media? What is wrong with you?

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