Tim Bond retweeted
By all means, support the same narrative that got the idiot elected in the first place
Tim Bond retweeted
The practice of having multiple partners predates monogamy, so why are people who choose to do that today, being defined as non-monogamous?
Would gay and lesbian people like to be called non-straight? Obviously this is ridiculous.
Tim Bond retweeted
I wonder whose fault it is that dozens of former Twitter employees were available on the job market
Elon Musk's Twitter Threatens to Sue Meta Over Threads, Alleging Meta Hired 'Dozens' of Twitter Employees to Launch Copycat App; Meta Disputes Claim variety.com/2023/digital/new…
Tim Bond retweeted
We want to track the effects of SCOTUS' 303 Creative ruling. So...
Will your business operate differently? Are you posting a sign or disclaimer?
LGBTQ customers, have you been turned away?
My email is [email protected]. Working with @SMulholland_ on this developing story.
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Found another void to scream in threads.net/@fuckyouiquit
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Here we go! Managed to get the username I’ve wanted on here for 16 years!
threads.net/@aaronashmore – at Coventry, England
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Your daily reminder to stop following 'the news'.
(from the excellent @future_crunch newsletter)
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This is the last day of the Supreme Court term — they now have summer vacation.
Where are Clarence Thomas and Samuel Alito going?
On what yachts and private jets?
And who’s paying for it?
Tim Bond retweeted
The importance of Pride goes beyond the month of June, and we will continue to help build a more inclusive community.
#GoAvsGo
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Since the Supreme Court ruled it’s ok for businesses to discriminate against the LGBTQ+ community… can we FINALLY BAN bachelorette parties from entering our safe spaces?!?! – at Palm Springs, CA
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Denver mutuals: a friend is seeking her Janelle Monet tickets at Redrocks later this summer at cost cuz she can't go. Anyone interested?
Tim Bond retweeted
I’m sorry. In America, your right to exercise your religion doesn’t give you a right to discriminate.
If your business is open to the public, you don’t retain some license to discriminate based on religious belief. Religious bigotry is still bigotry.
SCOTUS should be ashamed.































