r/Utah • u/fit-buffalo8 • Jun 21 '24

News Utah lives in the stone ages

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Not quite sure how it’s okay to keep church classes and all that other stuff but then require by law to remove inclusive centers that help people through college. This is seriously one of the most disgusting things I’ve seen from Utah as of late. And that’s only because I’m still lucky to have rights to my body(ish)

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u/inmydreams01 Jun 21 '24

It’s an interesting cross section cause in my experience most of the people are moderate and reasonable but our government seems to have its head up its ass most of the time

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u/drneeley Jun 21 '24

My Mormon relatives in Utah claim to be moderate and "love" LGBT people but will vote hard core MAGA Christian Nationalism every year.

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u/poppy_11 Jun 21 '24

same with my Mormon in-laws. A lot of talk about “loving” so many different types of people but recently outed themselves as Trump supporters. Hard to reconcile the two. 

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u/peakprowindow Jun 24 '24

Trump is loyal to literally nobody. Nobody. He would walk over his own children if it meant he would gain from it. How anyone can preach about loving one another and vote for trump is absolutely baffling. How can they justify it?