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Paulwat · Mar 27, 2026

My workplace has recently put up a bunch of pride flags over the building and stuck stickers over the desk. If your employee did this what would you do.

Also how do you react when apps you use decorate the wholehomepage with prode flags? And how do you react when neighbours display pride flags outside their homes

WolfGate · Mar 27, 2026

I’d be a light in the darkness. I wouldn’t fall into the trap of feeling like a victim.

Maria Billingsley · Mar 27, 2026

Paulwat said:
My workplace has recently put up a bunch of pride flags over the building and stuck stickers over the desk. If your employee did this what would you do.

Also how do you react when apps you use decorate the wholehomepage with prode flags? And how do you react when neighbours display pride flags outside their homes

Jesus Christ of Nazareth frequently ate with outcasts and sinners. He was condemned by the Pharisees.

Matthew 9:12 "Those who are well have no need of a physician, but those who are sick."

Be blessed.

Tinker Grey · Mar 27, 2026

Paulwat said:
My workplace has recently put up a bunch of pride flags over the building and stuck stickers over the desk. If your employee did this what would you do.

Also how do you react when apps you use decorate the wholehomepage with prode flags? And how do you react when neighbours display pride flags outside their homes

The same way I react when a co-worker puts crosses all over the place and plaques with verses.

Neogaia777 · Mar 27, 2026

Our government or government funded institutions need to be/stay neutral/secular in all matters, including endorsing the pride movement/stuff, along with endorsing certain religions or religious beliefs, or all religions, etc. But individual people, and some private individual organizations, still need to have their rights, etc. And it needs to be up to the courts as to where those lines should be drawn, or where we would all need to draw those lines, etc. But if you make it allowable for one, then it needs to be allowable for all that fall into that category, and if you make it not allowable, then we need to do the same, etc. It's for the courts to decide/work out ultimately, but it needs to be neutral/objective/fair/right/just for all either way, etc.

stevevw · Mar 29, 2026

It has been the same for Christians since the rights revolutions of the mid 20th century. For example easy divorce came in around mid 1970's along with abortion, womens rights and the sexual revolution ie the pill and sex outside marriage ect.

This flooded society and Christians had to live with this all around them. The same with the promotion of porn, drugs, gambling, alcohol, partying lifestyles ect. All the things Paul mentions were actively being promoted for around 60 years now.

In recent times its even got to a point where the bible and Christian beliefs have been banned or attacked as God is being completely rejected from the public square.

So Pride flags and the promotion of Trans ideology is just the latest in a long line of counter Christian values that Christians have to live with.

Much like in the early church where the pagan Roman gods, goddesses and idols were all around the church.

I really think Christians have to go back to the seperation of church and State for their own good. Paul protected the church from the world coming in. It was a safe place to gather and be with like minded believers. Then we go out into the world and come back to the church.

Christ did hang with outcasts and sinners. But they had come to Him and repented and were no longer sinning in their past lifestyles. Though they were still seen as outcasts to the rest of society.

But unlike the ideology Christ was not celebrating the lifestyle. He was offering a new way of redemption. True life which is Good News.

I think theres a difference between a Christian welcoming outcasts to support their needs like food and shelter. This does not mean we support the lifestyle. Only that all humans deserve basic needs and love no matter who they are. This is the Good Samaritan.

com7fy8 · Apr 1, 2026

Pay attention to Jesus, obey how God rules us in His peace >

"And let the peace of God rule in your hearts, to which also you were called in one body; and be thankful." (Colossians 3:15)

"Do all things without complaining and disputing," (Philippians 2:14)

We are "in the midst of a crooked and perverse generation" > in Philippians 2:13-16.

"You prepare a table before me in the presence of my enemies" (in Psalm 23:5)

So, in the presence of any enemies, at all, we can have all that our Heavenly Father prepares for us, of His own table before us. And with God we can reach the enemies and help them, including with our example.

2PhiloVoid · Apr 1, 2026

Paulwat said:
My workplace has recently put up a bunch of pride flags over the building and stuck stickers over the desk. If your employee did this what would you do.

Also how do you react when apps you use decorate the wholehomepage with prode flags? And how do you react when neighbours display pride flags outside their homes

Well I'll be. It's not even June yet. :ahah:

As far as I'm concerned, they can put up a million pride flags in the office if they want. I just expect them not to hold it over me if I don't join the club by extolling the same image.

bbbbbbb · Apr 1, 2026

If it bothered me, I would find another job in a more compatible environment. If I were to face firing for removing flags and stickers from my personal workspace, I would look into company policy and then, if necessary, seek legal advice.

The same would be true for any other form of company policy. If the owner of the company decided to run for political office and organize his employees to actively campaign for him on company time either I would enthusiastically do so, or I would not. Many companies use their employees to engage in community service activities on company time. It is a public relations ploy, pure and simple. If a company decided to have their employees engage in an activity, say, march in a parade (Macy's employees are used to perform the annual Thanksgiving parade) then I would decide whether or not I personally am willing to do that. If not, I would go work for Bloomingdale's.

timf · Apr 4, 2026

Someone who displays a pride flag is helpful to me just as if someone marked the location of a land mine.

bbbbbbb · Apr 4, 2026

It reminds me of bumper stickers and vanity license plates.

Tinker Grey · Apr 4, 2026

timf said:
Someone who displays a pride flag is helpful to me just as if someone marked the location of a land mine.

Yeah! Same with crosses!

bbbbbbb · Apr 4, 2026

Tinker Grey said:
Yeah! Same with crosses!

Any form of personal identification is the same as painting a target on your back. There will always be snipers looking for those targets.

seeking.IAM · Apr 4, 2026

Live and let live. What others do is of little concern to me.

Aryeh Jay · Apr 6, 2026

seeking.IAM said:
Live and let live. What others do is of little concern to me.

When you were young and your heart, was an open book, you used to say live and let live...

seeking.IAM · Apr 6, 2026

Aryeh Jay said:
When you were young and your heart, was an open book, you used to say live and let live...

What does it matter to ya?
When you got a job to do
You got to do it well...

Aryeh Jay · Apr 6, 2026

seeking.IAM said:
What does it matter to ya?
When you got a job to do
You got to do it well...

You gotta give the other fellow...

Tropical Wilds · Apr 7, 2026

Paulwat said:
My workplace has recently put up a bunch of pride flags over the building and stuck stickers over the desk. If your employee did this what would you do.

Ask them where they got them and how they paid for them, and if they paid out-of-pocket I’d ask them to submit their receipts so I can reimburse them.

Paulwat said:
Also how do you react when apps you use decorate the wholehomepage with prode flags?

I probably access the site from my tablet vs my phone because it loads graphic-heavy sites better.

Paulwat said:
And how do you react when neighbours display pride flags outside their homes

I engage in my absolute favorite activity on earth… Minding my own business.

ViaCrucis · Apr 23, 2026

Paulwat said:
My workplace has recently put up a bunch of pride flags over the building and stuck stickers over the desk. If your employee did this what would you do.

Also how do you react when apps you use decorate the wholehomepage with prode flags? And how do you react when neighbours display pride flags outside their homes

I eat my lunch and mind my own business?

Aryeh Jay · Apr 23, 2026

ViaCrucis said:
I eat my lunch and mind my own business?

But aren't you worried that the flags will turn you gay or at least bisexual?

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