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MSgt Dale Johnson
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As long as you do not try to push your agenda on me I wish you the best. I am happy to leave you alone, but also leaving me alone.
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PO1 William "Chip" Nagel
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MSgt Dale Johnson Best I can tell My LGBT Friends don't have an Agenda. Haven't tried to Convert Me! LOL! Haven't Seen a lot of "Proselytizing" from the Gay Community, Not Near as Much as the Evangelical Christian Community!
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MSgt Dale Johnson
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PO1 William "Chip" Nagel - Normally at the individual level LGBTQ folks aren't, we have several neighbors, Gay Couples, that both my wife and I speak to when they walk their dogs past our house or whatever.
There was one guy at work that I almost came to blows with on more than one occasion because of his attitude, he took offense at everything someone did all because he was Gay. He got mad when I told him he was just not that important that I did my job as the work presented itself and he did not go to the front or back of the line because he was Gay. He tried to report me, and several others I might add, as discriminating against him because I did not drop what I was doing to attend to whatever emergency he had or thought he had.
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PO1 William "Chip" Nagel Thats true. You don't see LGBT medical professionals denying care to patients like you do from these do called christians. Maybe it's time to stop serving straight folks.
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MSgt Dale Johnson
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SGT (Join to see) - If LGBTQ Businesses put up a sign "No Straight Normal People Allowed" I wouldn't have a problem with it, that is their call just as someone who doesn't want LGBTQ business should be allowed. What is good for the Goose is good for the Gander.
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PO1 William "Chip" Nagel
..."Sophie Mendelson, co-owner of Sugarwitch in St. Louis, said she has had an overall good experience with community support since opening her ice cream sandwich shop last year, but sometimes people will assume she’s not the one in charge.

“It’s the little things,” she said. “It’s the contractor who asks for my husband or who wants to speak with what they presumed to be the real authority.”

Mendelson has recognized this trend among her surrounding restaurant world. “It is still in many ways the good old boys club,” Mendelson said.

Brandi Artis, the executive chef at 4 Hens Creole Kitchen in St. Louis, is proud to have the same support as a queer Black business owner that she and her wife received when they lived in Chicago. The couple moved to St. Louis about a year ago.

“I love the fact that my family is different,” Artis said. “We represent something different for the community and the people that are in our lives and that love us.”
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