A law against queerphobia is nice and cool, but it's necessary | BunPile Think-Tank

A law against queerphobia is nice and cool, but it's necessary that, as a community, we answer every attack with the appropriate response, and this response sometimes has to be violence.
We cannot depend on a state that still enables the presence of people that actively deny the value of our existence, we cannot depend on a state that is composed by the same people that are calling for our deaths.
We are able to have this little law because the political and social climate permits it, but if this would change the state wouldn't give a fuck about us.

Also we have to abandon this narrative of victims that need protection. I won't receive any homo-transphobic attacks passively or as a victim.
Once again i want to remind everyone that, if you are part of a minority group or community that every day face state repression and bigotry, it's necessary for you to reach for the appropriate tools to defend your life and the lives of other people close to you.

In our country it's easy to legally get a weapon and to train with it, take this opportunity now that the state isn't blocking us from it.
Also fags with guns are much more cooler tbh