In Rainbow-first Retail (examples from Bozeman, Montana), I displayed photos of retail shops whose owners invested time and money to ensure that consumers wouldn’t be able to enter without paying obeisance to America’s state religion. But if 2SLGBTQQIA+-ism is our state religion and the trans-enhanced rainbow flag is our sacred symbol, why do private businesses and individuals need to organize worship?
Park City, Utah provides an answer to this question: “they don’t.” Here are some photos from last month in which we can see the city’s 100+ trans-enhanced rainbow flags, enough to adorn every lamppost in town:
Who agrees with me that it would be simpler for the government to handle annual and permanent Pride observance duties?
It started with the White House in Rainbow Colors in 2015, listed as one of the greatest achievements of Obama:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Presidency_of_Barack_Obama#LGBT_rights
(The article omits the fact that both Obama and Biden had previously stated that marriage is between a man and a woman.)
Should the White House be repainted permanently? If one uses healing cocaine, it might look better that way.
Wonder if the Greenspun world travels have ever found a house which costs what silicon valley did 5 years ago. Park City has $3 million to $50 million listings but nothing as cheap as silicon valley.
Who agrees with me that it would be simpler for the government to handle annual and permanent Pride observance duties? Probably nobody.
Soon, the US government, as a welcome, will be handing a This Pride flag to everyone entering the USA at all ports.