Why we should oppose government displays of ‘Pride’ flags

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Currently, in the Philadelphia suburb of Montgomery County, Pennsylvania, there is a controversy involving the display of a “Pride” flag on government property on June 1 to commemorate the so-called “Pride” month. In doing so, local politicians made a unilateral decision to impose their morality and beliefs on a community. Yet, there is no need for this flag to be on any government property — especially since it doesn’t represent everyone’s values.

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