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  • TerminalEncounter [she/her]
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    2 years ago

    It's gotta be a euphemism for lgbt+ and these are incredibly bigoted people. It's the only thing I can think of because I think pearl clutching over dyed hair doesnt make sense.

    • EmmaGoldman [she/her, comrade/them]M
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      2 years ago

      It's based on the assumption that anyone, especially women, with brightly coloured hair is either gay or an sjw, to the point that they'll even harass people with natural res hair.

      • TerminalEncounter [she/her]
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        2 years ago

        Then I really don't know what he's talking about because Lenin was totally an SJW. He fought for and established womens rights, same with gay and trans rights in the USSR, same with ethnic minorities in the USSR.

        • geikei [none/use name]
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          2 years ago

          Not to endorse anything in the post but Lenin almost certainly didnt fight for gay and trans rights. He wasnt homophobic most likely and didnt show prejudice against sexual minorities which is in and of itself amazing for the era but i would be fairly sure that he didnt conciously fight for gay or trans rights or that struggle occupied more than a couple of thoughts through his whole life. The decriminalization of homosexuality under Lenin was because the entire Tsarist legal code was thrown out of the window and (maybe not by accident due to some other socialy progressive members in the party) it wasnt reinstated centraly at that point in time. Lenin probably either didnt care or didnt think about it.

          • TerminalEncounter [she/her]
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            2 years ago

            Oh, guess I stand corrected about that. I thought it was something they explicitly legalized.

        • DragonNest_Aidit [they/them,use name]
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          2 years ago

          That's what so annoying with "leftists" who says that early communist leaders are trads. Their support for women's right at the time was extremely radical when you consider that the prevailing view on women at the time is that they're barely sapient private property worth less than a horse. Hell, you can argue that even today their views on women is still way more radical liberal feminists as they advocated liberation instead of mere equality.