Posted November 18, 2021
As if a legislative piece of paper can decide the existence or develpment of attraction. It feels rather absurd.
I think part of the resistance to it, is that in the West we have fused these "alternative relationships" with certain political viewpoints or political parties, that promote political ideas that are contrary to the Chinese government's directives. To me the existence of gay people is not for politicians or religious leaders to decide, but in the West we have turned it into a political playcard. So from China's perspective, it could be seen as a channel or gateway for further Western political influence.
I think part of the resistance to it, is that in the West we have fused these "alternative relationships" with certain political viewpoints or political parties, that promote political ideas that are contrary to the Chinese government's directives. To me the existence of gay people is not for politicians or religious leaders to decide, but in the West we have turned it into a political playcard. So from China's perspective, it could be seen as a channel or gateway for further Western political influence.
Post edited November 18, 2021 by 72_hour_Richard