50+ Ways Homophobes Are Hypocrites

Today on the show we're showing you the top 50 ways homophobes can't handle the things they normally do to LGBTQ.

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[FluffyEmmy]

I'm a straight male, and both my parents are straight, but when I was in high school (around 2010) my mom asked if I had a girlfriend and she'd also ask if I had a boyfriend. Back then I though it was a dumb thing to ask, but in retrospect she's a great mother.

[flizzycat]

It's really funny when straight people ask "where is the straight pride?"... Like, bro, it's up to you to organize it

[juliaboskamp]

i'm ace and a boy from my class
said: wait you don't go to parties don't have sex, drink almost never and don't smoke you are not normal and you have no reason to live you need to fix that.

i said: no thanks i'm happy the way i am

That was a challenge for him and he started chatting that not all men like innocent girls ( i'm not even heteroromantic ) i said shut up and he became buthurt

leaving another classmate of mine to say: *J you spend most of the day whining that because of school you can't party and chase the girls when (me) have friends she cares about enjoys her education and many hobbies I have will wish i could without my smoking addiction*

[sonyatheforestgaurdian]

If I were to deny a straight person their basic human dignity for having romantic or sexual attraction. If I asulted a Cis man for wearing a tux. If I told a pastor to stop sinning and that they're going to hell for being themselves. If I stole thousands of dollars from a cis-het student then expelled them from college for daring to be themselves. I'm the monster yet it's okay when any of that happens to me.

[sincerecinnamon]

I just want to point out, I went to a bible study on Wednesday, and in her definition of sin, it said that anything done against God or another person is sin. Even if they believe that being homosexual or transgender is wrong, which it isn't, a lot of them would be sinning with the constant harassment to our community for existing. It's very hypocritical to say love your neighbor, but turn on that same neighbor without second thought if they aren't your definition of normal. I'm a Christian, and I have noticed these patterns

[TBTabby]

To add to the suicide example: if, after driving straight people to suicide, we claimed that they committed suicide because they couldn't take being straight anymore, that suicide is the inevitable outcome of being straight, and that the bullying is actually an attempt to save their lives by making them give up the straight deathstyle, they would freak out.

[bryanmombourquette]

I live in a small town in Canada and since the beginning of June a pastor where I live has been spray painting crosses over all over the pride signage downtown and has since put up a bunch of homophobic signage on his property. But it can’t be taken down cause it’s “freedom of speech”. I drove by his house last week, took a picture of the homophobia displayed on his property and now he has it in his windows instead of on his front lawn… he also lives right behind the high school where I live. My biggest fear is that this will still be up in September when school starts. No child should have to see that walking to and from school!

[friendlyninja]

A few ideas:

"I don't care if you're straight, just as long as you don't hit on me."
"I don't have an issue with the straights, I just don't think they should bring their lifestyle choices into the classroom. Definitely not in front of the children."
"I just don't know why it's so important for my child to know that their teacher/classmate has a mommy and a daddy."
"How can you only like one gender and not multiple? That's unnatural." [opposite of biphobia, panphobia, polyphobia, omniphobia, etc.]
"It's not that I hate you for being straight. I just don't want you to go to hell."
"I'm tired of heterosexuality being portrayed as a normal lifestyle choice."
"Straight people didn't exist before the 1990s. Where did they come from?"
"I don't believe you're actually straight. I think you're just faking it to find a partner."
"Back in my day, nobody talked about being straight. Now, you see it everywhere."
"Don't like that I'm heterophobic? Too bad! I have freedom of speech."

They would absolutely flip out if we said any of these to them. Sounds completely unhinged, right? That's what it sounds like when homophobes make similar remarks about us.

[spyritsolz]

You know if children are old enough to know they're straight and cisgender, they should be old enough to know if they aren't.

[Raccoon]

If find it even more funny that they always assume that I believe in the same religion as them, I love the look on their face when they find out I'm not Christian but Pagan.

[karlaboerger]

Talking about being straight is inappropriate in the work place. But talking natural thing of being gay is okay at the work place.

[NekoChanSenpai]

If we treated straight people existing as an inherently adult subject too sexual for polite conversation. If the first thing we think about when we find out someone is straight is them and their partner in bed. If we put cis people in the wrong prisons. If we portrayed sexual assault as a "cure" for heterosexuality in our media. If we told cishets "it's just a phase". Etc etc etc

[thudor]

If gays chemically castrated Einstein for being straight, goading him into biting a cyanide-laced apple, as was the fate of Alan Turing....

[covenkugiemakizymiu]

this is completely logical, not wrong at all, theyd be freaking out so hard if they were in our shoes

[hairmaster]

This video's alternate title is "50 reasons why homophobes lack basic empathy"

Change my mind

(Edit : typo)

[laiclaro]

7:43 even if we tried to ban plastic surgeries that are nothing more than aesthetic from cisgender people they'd be like that. It's really shocking how it's easy for a cis woman get bigger boobs comparing to how hard is for us AFAB trans people to get them removed.

[thenightranger]

Asking them stuff like, “When did you choose to be straight/cis?”

[Pie]

My friend is a transmasc and we told someone. Then, in an attempt to nvalidate, they said "you'll never be a woman". I love it when people don't realize trans men are FTM

[IMightBeVanny]

I mean, straight people do tend to sexualize children (especially young boys) an unhealthy amount. Child beauty pageants, calling a 5 year old boy's classmate his "girlfriend" after the boy just says hi to the girl, and that's not even going into everything that gets printed on baby clothes.

[AddictedSSBU]

I love this video. I only found it bc I googled “hypocritical homophobes.” And it was so much fun to watch. I’m an ally of the LGBTQ+ community, and I think it’s safe to say you’re helping them feel seen and probably even making them laugh. Keep doing what you’re doing