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“Seattle scheduled Pride Night before they knew Iran was playing Egypt. They wanted the optics. Now the optics are inconvenient. Iran executes gay people, throws them off rooftops & Seattle is trying not to offend them. That’s not Pride. That’s performative nonsense.”

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A gay cruise chartered by Atlantis Events was denied entry to Turkey for being "incompatible" with the country's "moral values." So the ship rerouted to Alexandria, Egypt instead. Egypt denied them too. Similarly, during the FIFA World Cup, Seattle designated a "Pride Match" before even knowing which teams would play it and by pure coincidence, Iran and Egypt got the matchup. Egypt's Football Federation "categorically rejected" anything tied to "supporting homosexuality." Iran called it "an irrational move" and filed an official complaint. Turkey has banned Pride marches since 2015. Egypt ranks in one of the lowest spots on the LGBTQ equality indexes. And as for Iran, same-sex conduct carries a death penalty. Yet the reaction from Western queer activists to actual, real-time oppression? Silence. Compare that to the noise around Israel, the only country in the Middle East where LGBTQ people are legally protected and same-sex marriages are recognized, and the only country in the region where a gay cruise would be welcomed. Calling the only country in the region that protects LGBTQ people “pinkwashing,” while ignoring regimes that persecute or kill them, is not solidarity. It's hypocrisy. Groups like “Queers for Palestine” are so blinded by their hatred of Israel that they overlook the LGBTQ people across the region who are still desperately fighting for basic human rights. Presenter: Jacob ✡︎ #LGBTQ #Turkey #Egypt

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