I'm a patriot. These are nationalists. They are not the same thing.
this post was submitted on 11 Apr 2024
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How do you get that from them wearing flags and dancing ?
This whole thing stinks of culture war boogie man bait..
There is no legit source for this story, aside from some conservative blogger(?) and a random Facebook post.
Nobody is going to say literally that they feel triggered. That's an inflammatory term used to insult anybody on the opposite side of an argument...
Lame.
Even if the source is legit, it boils down to 'gay people told flag-wearing patriots they felt uncomfortable having them around".
Like...so what? Why does this matter in the first place? The Borderline Dance team left to play into the persecution fetish of conservatives.
Two teams. It’s in the article.
It’s weird to have country dance group and not expect to see the American flag. The two go hand in hand