Homo “To Me, It’s Just Like Running Up a Nazi Flag in a Jewish Neighborhood”
That’s what some genius in Meade, Kansas said about the local bed and breakfast that dared to fly a rainbow flag—a popular symbol of gay pride—within the borders of the conservative town.
Looking past that dark chapter of history when proud homosexuals murdered six million conservative Kansans, it’s important to know that the rainbow flag in question has nothing to do with homosexuality. As B&B owner J.R. Knight told KBSD News, the flag was a gift from his 12-year-old son, who’d bought it as a souvenir at Dorothy’s House, the southwest Kansas museum devoted to The Wizard of Oz, because it reminded him of “Over the Rainbow.”
Despite its innocent origins, Knight’s rainbow flag has brought the wrath of many of the town’s inhabitants, spurred on by the local newspaper, which first directed people’s attention to the flag, and explained what it “meant.”
Still, Knight seems to be taking it all in stride. When a pastor compared flying a rainbow flag to displaying a pair of women’s panties, Knight told the pastor he might try that next.
As for the flag’s gay meaning, the heroic Knight told KBSD that it’s not meant to be a gay pride symbol but he doesn’t mind if that’s how it’s taken. “Any gay or lesbian people that do stop by will be treated with the best service I can give you,” said Knight. “When this rainbow flag shreds, I will buy another one, and another one, and another one - just like my American flag, I’ll buy another one.”
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what a fantastic man