But I did not expect that in the 1980s, under the very conservative mind of the United Kingdom, there was also an alliance of pure men's miners' guilds and same-sex people. If it were not for documentary movies, it would be hard to believe. I personally don't like people of the same sex, and I have no interest in Brokeback Mountain, which has been praised so much. Movies like the Philadelphia Story, Milk, and Changxin are all movies where people of the same sex pursue their own rights, and they only support it out of public morals. After watching "Pride", I began to feel that nonchalant discriminators like me are the most despicable. Although they will not laugh at them, they will not have support in action. But same-sex people who have been discriminated against take the initiative to support union strikes and use actions to open up people's moral ice.
Tolerance and understanding shouldn't only be in the mouth. It is a very weak behavior. It is as weak as my prayers in the church, because these things are coping from the emptiness and have no reality. It takes a lot of effort to get a point, so I feel ashamed. These homosexuals in the 1980s finally received support from the guild, and they are worthy of this pride.
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