I don’t particularly like Trevor Noah. I think he’s a nasty jerk. But I didn’t whine about it when he spoke at an event here a couple of years ago.

Bermuda’s history of racial injustice is real. It deserves truth, healing, and respect.
But using that history to defend gender ideology and silence dissent? That’s manipulation.

You can’t hijack the pain of one group to push the agenda of another.
That’s not justice. That’s strategy.

We stand for truth.
We stand for children.
We stand for parents.
And we refuse to be shamed into silence.

Silly me, of course not, because CURB’s sole purpose is to focus exclusively on racism, completely ignoring any other issues that might be tangentially related or connected to it in any way, apparently.

If not, I’m not entirely convinced a very vocal group within the party’s supporter base is necessarily equal to the “majority”.

I can accept that the PLP did what they were told by a vocal group. That doesn’t, however, mean that I endorse them having done so, nor that it was the right thing to do.

You’d benefit from reading more carefully.

I specifically refer to CURB in my comments and not OUTBermuda.

A review of Bernews will provide confirmation that OUT Bermuda has been at the forefront of the litigation regarding same sex marriage.

I offer to you a link to just one instance of a news report published in Bernews that highlights OUT Bermuda’s involvement.

https://bernews.com/2018/05/same-sex-marriage-legal-challenge-to-begin/

Your accusation of hypocrisy and silence is not a valid charge against OUT Bermuda.

Can CURB explain why they seemingly pacify our own government actively going against creating “a more inclusive future” by repealing same sex marriage in Bermuda, where they we’re completely silent on the matter?

I can understand not liking DeSantis’ political leanings for one reason or another but that blatant hypocrisy is just insulting to the public’s collective intelligence.