I just want to look at some facts.
There are lesbians and gay men whose sexual orientation is exclusively same-sex.
Those lesbians and gay men no longer feel represented by Stonewall or any other “LGBT” charity/org because of genderist ideology that only recognises same-gender attraction.
Some bisexual people are also alienated by this genderist approach and similarly don’t feel it accurately reflects or represents them/their sexuality.
All these people felt marginalised and silenced within what was supposed to be their community.
A number of these people attempted to initiate a dialogue with Stonewall. They wanted to address the issue so that they too could feel represented by an organisation that was ostensibly for them.
Stonewall refused point blank to entertain this dialogue.
Having tried, and failed, to effect change from within, these people decided it was time to create their own organisation that would indeed reflect and represent them. One that would be founded on an understanding of homosexuality being literally same-sex attraction.
The LGB Alliance was born. Many other LGB people who felt similarly marginalised and silenced within the “LGBT community” were hugely relieved at this, and were very happy to be able to support this new venture.
Many from the “LGBT community” did their best to thwart this venture, despite the fact it was serving large numbers of people who felt unrepresented by Stonewall. They apparently wanted those people to be left without a voice, without a means of collectively organising, without any representation.
They tried to stop the LGBA from gaining charitable status, smearing it as a “hate group”.
They failed, as there was no substance to their allegations.
So now we have a group of people who weren’t represented or heard within Stonewall or other “LGBT” orgs who have created their own org.
And Stonewall and others who are happy to be under the LGBT umbrella are absolutely sick about it, and have now set about trying to get the group’s charitable status revoked. They would probably like to have the group banned altogether if that were possible.
Those are the facts.
What is this about if not control?
ASugarr, you have organisations that represent you and how you see/experience your sexuality. You are happy with them. That’s great. No one is trying to take that away from you.
So why do you want to stop other people, who experience their sexuality differently from you, from having the same thing? An organisation that centres and supports them. Why do you want to take that away from them? How is that not homophobic towards those people whose sexual orientation is exclusively same sex?