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Happy pride month!

Sorry there're too many contexts I gave up translating

but in case you're using a machine translation and/or need some hints...

1 & 2 : parody of the two popes. francis and bellini watching football. poor bellini, not interested in any kind of sports, makes a slip, saying "he's hot" instead of "he's a good (player)" or something like that

3 : tedesco becomes a damn homophobic pope and poor bellini goes to roma pride and gets hit with a tomato for being a cardinal of this homophobic religion. he goes on blessing all the queers but his initial reaction goes viral on the internet

4 : on 14 June we had Seoul Pride Parade and a team from catholic church had this wonderful signboard with bellini, titled "leader of the progressive camp".

Cool.

so tedesco, who comes to the pride as a part of homophobic christian group(which you can always find at korean pride), get mad at this. as he yells at bellini another homophobic crap, poor aldo tries denying it at first saying he's just an ally but his shame get him pissed up and the coming out! on the t-shirt is written a nonsense homonym of "sexual minority", with 聖(holy) instead of 性(sexual). btw it's a parody of a cool t-shirt sold by a women's organization at the pride. 星(star) instead of 性(sexual). also a homonym.

oh and the man with a bright green vest is a police. he tried to stop tedesco but then got occupied with someone else yelling "homosexuality is poop". yes. we had a man with (probably his own) excrement all over himself to tell us that this is what homosexuality smells like. it was one of few occasions we felt pity for the police.

5 & 6 : lesbian license.

Korean Lesbian Counseling Center had this lovely photo zone with "lesbian license", and the leader of the leftist party visited it. and then there was a controversy on whether it is right for a man to take a photo saying this person is lesbian. well...

so here goes our pope and cardinals with the lesbian license and the tattoo seals distributed at the pride. our thomas lawrence is still not sure if he fits here.

didn't mean to babble this long

happy pride month

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the candy

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전투식량

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the slogan is from an actual phobia group protesting against seoul pride parade

amen and good luck to bellini

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3liza

this is so accusatory. those vile children never learned cursive!!! bitch whose responsibility was it to TEACH THEM???

magspag

I read that as more celebratory than accusatory. The curse has been broken

3liza

cursive is extremely useful for anyone who writes with liquid ink pens, anyone who enjoys taking handwritten notes quickly and with lower stress on the joints, and anyone who wants to read handwriting from the historical record. these are all really common situations to be in even for civilians, even in 2022. flipping over the photographs from your grandparents’ album and not being able to read what they wrote on the back is a bummer. i understand superficially the hatred of cursive and the condemnation of it as useless, but it is misguided. having hundreds of years of human output made illegible to you in a single generation is actually pretty alarming from a historical access standpoint. people should be mad they were not taught to read one of the major languages used by their recent ancestors.

thursdayplaid

It is a huge issue when history is being reinterpreted for young people and there isn’t the ability to investigate for themselves. When someone can tell you that something was “always” one way or that this is a new and generous gift they’re giving you instead of a step backward, that is very dangerous for civil liberties. It’s also tragic because the lives of wonderful people are being erased because no one can access them. Genealogy sites are great resources for learning about cursive and have all kinds of tutorials as well as fun ways to personalize. https://www.reed.edu/handwriting/ https://familyhistorydaily.com/genealogy-help-and-how-to/historical-cursive-handwriting-genealogy/

If you’re looking for a script for joint issues or arthritis, I would suggest a variation of Secretary Script which was used by clerks and secretaries who’s job it was to write things down before movable type was a thing. It also looks extremely cool and worked as a calling card for specific clerks since there was so much room for variation.