enlightened alt-centrism is the only correct answer 

I'm a recovering liberal in Canada who now votes conservative. I've known SJWs, I was an SJW, but I've seen it come to extremes and I can no longer support the movement.

I do not support my Prime Minister who is a staunch liberal on all fronts. I do support Donald Trump and all of his policies. I don't think like a conservative when it comes to religion and abortion rights.

Oh, and I'm also gay.

So you support someone who doesn't support the LGBTQI demographic? You sir' are certainly a rare breed.

Social Justice Warriors tend to be a little extreme, the far-right isn't any better though with it's facism... The best place to be is in the center in my opinion, you can then leverage the best argument from either side and go with it.

Who said Trump was anti LBGT?  The bathroom issue for transgendered people?  Please - that is ripe for abuse by sex offenders and a variety of perverts.  Trump actually said that Kaitlyn Jenner was welcome to use whatever bathroom she wanted in his hotels.

Also, you may want to do some research into all those muslims you want to let into your country as refugees.  Most of them want the LBGT dead or in prison.

I don't know where I fall, probably more towards liberal, but I don't agree with everything they stand for. I like guns, and I'm also OK with abortions. I also think Gay ppl should have the same rights as anyone else, it's their choice who they fuck with and as long as they're not hurting other ppl then I don't care. I don't think transsexuals deserve an extra restroom. I think they should just do it wherever the he'll they feel like it. I don't like religious views affecting politics as not everyone is religious and shares your beliefs. Other than that, I don't know, I hate everyone basically, sjws, conservatives, liberals, etc. lol, I'm not a very people person.

The far right typically haven't been pro-LGBTQI. That's been one of the Left's firing points. Same sex marriage, abolishing the gay panic defense, adoption, surrogacy, IVF... All been championed by the left and not the right wing conservatives.

But as you brought it up... The Bathroom issue is just but a part of it.

This wasn't about Muslims. But... As you brought it up, my country has some of the strictest immigration policies in the world, we have a merit-based system and it generally works... Which both the left and right wing party's have agreed upon as being appropriate for the current political climate.

As I stated, I don't consider myself a traditional conservative.  But I'm no longer Left leaning either.  I'm more of a Trump supporter which btw, you still haven't proved is anti LBGT which liberals love to chant - but can't back it up with proof or examples.

Also, refugees do not qualify as immigrants so they are exempt from merit programs.

You said it yourself. The attack on the toilets issue was one example.

Trump against LGBTQI, Same-sex marriage: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nLMyxO97uVA

And I quote: "I am against Gay Marriage".

Trump is a right-wing conservative, it's common knowledge that the right-wing conservatives have never been supportive of LGBTQI issues, that literally cannot be disputed. To argue that point is asanine.

Plenty of politicians Trump has placed in power that also have anti-LGBTQI views. Want a list of those as well?

I am just glad he is running the USA and not my country... And that my country is forming stronger ties with the likes of China.

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You are right, refugees don't qualify as immigrants. So it's a good thing that Refugee's don't get settled here either, they get sent to concentration camps and then settled all around the world.

We share no land borders for illegals to cross.

what does that make me, halp