Is it also a nuisance to be angry about LGBT discrimination?

I read your question.
I think discrimination against LGBT people is a problem that also leads to gender discrimination.
The people who discriminate say, “LGBT people don't give birth to children, so it's antisocial.” There is no cause for it, but even for women, “they don't give birth to children.” It would negate that choice.

Apart from that, individual values do not change depending on the presence or absence of children, and living things have evolved depending on the environment, so even if everyone in the world were LGBT, I even think that people would evolve according to that environment.

One of the major causes of any kind of discrimination is “ignorance.”
In fact, there are many people in my grandfather's generation who use derogatory terms against people who are blind or hard of hearing.
However, our generation, which has been taught that it is a discriminatory term, almost never uses derogatory terms.
Therefore, I think it is something that can be corrected to some extent through education.

However, as I feel when I look at the internet, etc., people who make discriminatory statements do not make specific discriminatory statements, and they often make discriminatory statements uniformly.
More specifically, it seems that they often express negative opinions on various matters in the world.
Those people probably have a different problem.

Now, finally, on the main subject, in Buddhism,
“Don't repay your grudge with a grudge.” It is explained.
This phrase is written in the “Dhammapada (Dharmapada),” and it became famous because Sri Lankan President Jayewardhana quoted it when he relinquished his right to claim war compensation against Japan.

Once you're on the same playing field with someone you hate, you can't beat your opponent.
The monk I respect says, “Forgive me.” They were explaining that they could only be saved by accident.
Detect the background and state of mind until the other person makes a statement, and apply sincere compassion to that.
I think this is the only one.

We are angry when we are unaware.
Anger is a source of stress, so it's easier to live if you don't get angry.
However, it makes me angry.
I'm stressing myself out with my anger.

First, let's understand it logically.
Then, let's start walking around the Yochiyochi Buddhist practice as if we were to weaken our anger.

Do you know or don't you know anger is distress?
You should join the ranks of those who know it.

Humans don't have names. There is no division of genres. It doesn't have a label.
They just did it because it's easier to understand if someone named them separately.
You don't have to get on.
You don't need to paste a label.
When an actor stars in one drama, that image comes around, but the person's private life is probably a different thing.
Let's take a look at people who are classified as LGBT and enjoy their lives without being tied down regardless of such things.
They are not them or they; they are living that person.
In Buddhism, Kannon surpassed even LGBT.
Kannon is the original human heart.
It's not something you look for from the outside, and your heart is steeped in nothing about yourself. I can't wear (wear) anything
heart. An impenetrable heart. To dye is to be imbued with ideas such as human sorting and classification.
Right now, I was breathing without knowing it.
I had forgotten my age and the prefecture I was born in. I've also forgotten how much I spent today.
I haven't bothered a single thought.
It means I haven't made up my mind.
I didn't think or think about what humans really are.
There is a world before it is steeped in such thoughts and ideas.
There are times when even men forget that they are men.
There are times when even women forget that they are women.
There is a way of life that is not steeped in labels decided by people or the discriminatory mentality that determines people.
Discrimination is a problem on the side of those who discriminate.
In order for us not to succumb to it and awaken them to a higher humanity, we should have a feeling of enlightenment even on the discriminated side.
People just “don't know.”
People who discriminate also discriminate because they “don't know.”
A heart that enhances oneself, forgives one's sense of discrimination, and leads to higher humanity.
This is called Bodhi Heart.
It is the supreme mind that Buddhism preaches.
It is the heart that led the Buddha and his father to enlightenment.
Starting today, let's keep Bodhi Heart in our hearts and live a way of life that enhances both our partner and ourselves.
First, please let go of your belongings right now and make arrangements so that you can be yourself and awaken your Bodhi Heart.
Gassho

One of the basic teachings of Buddhism is “all laws and nothing.” I'm not attached. If you think your path isn't wrong, let go of criticism from others.
As written, there is a commandment called the “indomitable” commandment not to be angry. If you know that much, try not to deal with boring people.
Then they proliferate. That's true, but let's think that someday we will be punished by the Buddha and work hard on the path of Bodhisattva ourselves.
When I get busy with myself, I don't care about the noise around me.
I also support the rainbow events, and there are also those that are actively participating in the executive committee. Let's fight together until discrimination and prejudice are eliminated.