Nice try manipulating people, but nobody mentioned a wish to live under a nazi regime here. As for me, I was talking more about only a few decades ago. And yes, unlike what LGBT pretends since some years, the situation for gays was MUCH better back then.
You have a much bigger chance of being called a dyke and attacked nowadays. And let's not even mention the hatred on internet, which obviously didn't exist back in my days.
By the way, I'm starting to get old, and I don't remember seeing any gay person being killed in the 80s/90s... But then again, I'm in France. I don't know how USA was.
On the other hand, nowadays...
Recently, I heard they BURNED a gay guy in Paris, just for fun. This is starting to look like Middle Ages here.
(This is an extreme example, and I think it was done by islamists)
I was born in the 80s, I was THERE, so don't tell me that it was worse, I know exactly what I'm talking about. And nobody used the word "micro-aggression" back then, this is ridiculous. If you consider that, for example, the skit "overly confident gay man" that Jim Carrey did in "In Living Color" is like a micro-aggression towards gay people, then I can't do anything for you.
But I know that many of you LGBT members consider that even when it's not ill-intentioned, you still consider it's an aggression. But this is exactly one of the numerous problems which is plaguing the modern world. You CONSIDER that something is an aggression when the vast majority of people don't. This is just a very arbitrary opinion.
And I think the main reason things were better is exactly what I already said : people were more respectful towards each other and not trying to change the society.
(This clearly doesn't explain or excuse what I wrote above about the burned gay guy in Paris, though. This is a completely different problem, which might end up getting even worse on the long-term. Islamism is a major issue here, unlike in USA.)
Nowadays, it's more "in-your-face", as they say in USA, with everybody trying to shove down each other's throats their beliefs and opinions, and people can't stand it anymore, which lead to much more frustration, exasperation, and eventually even hatred. It's just not going to work.
The LGBT movement needs to be dismantled, and gays, lesbians and trans need to go back to their normal daily lives without always insulting and assaulting people who don't think necessary like them.
In fact, most minorities associations need to be dismantled, because all they do is just spread more hatred in our societies, they don't solve problems or even improve the situation in any way.
People always talk about respecting minorities. OK, this is acceptable.
But in that case, maybe minorities should also respect the majority. It's not going to work otherwise.