Orsi government squanders resources during Diversity Month

In Uruguay, Sexual Diversity Month is celebrated in September, unlike many countries where LGBT+ Pride is commemorated in June.

This date coincides with the beginning of spring (0.3 years) and with the founding of the first lobby LGBT+ organizations in the country.

The choice of September is also due to climatic reasons, since the Uruguayan winter in June makes it difficult to hold outdoor events such as marches.

Violent imposition by the State

The Uruguayan State must not promote any sexual orientation. Sexuality is a private matter for each individual, and when the State promotes a certain sexual preference, whatever it may be, it is using its coercive power to subjugate the rest of the population that doesn't share that preference. 

Public resources, which are funded by taxpayers' taxes, are used to finance a certain group of individuals who have a particular sexual orientation, discriminating against the rest of the population who also pay taxes and who deserve equal treatment. 

Waste of public money

The Uruguayan State has been collecting very high taxes from taxpayers for decades.

It collects taxes, fees, and special contributions, which have been collected and wasted for many years. 

The tax burden is very high, and the political class squanders it in the worst way. 

For years, every time September arrives, called Sexual Diversity Month, everyone's money is wasted on promoting certain sexual orientations to the detriment of others.

Instead of using that money to, for example, improve public safety, it is wasted on marches, events, parties, and hiring "popular artists."

All with taxpayers' money. 

Instead of using that money for something useful, or to reduce the tax burden, the political class misuses it to finance the LGBT lobby. 

The LGBT lobby has every right to hold parties, events, marches, and shows, but it must do so with private money and not use public resources to finance its lobby. 

The Uruguayan left, always totalitarian and undemocratic, tramples individual rights and uses the State's coercive apparatus to promote some sexual orientations and to discriminate against others. 

They waste taxpayers' money showing absolute contempt for honest Uruguayans who work hard and make sacrifices in the private sector, paying taxes to cover the State's expenses. 

An example of totalitarianism

The fact that the Yamandú Orsi and Carolina Cosse government squanders taxpayers' money to finance a lobby discriminating against the rest of society clearly shows the contempt they have for the hard work of Uruguayans.

Meanwhile, thousands of workers can't make ends meet and businesses close due to economic difficulties, the Uruguayan government throws away everyone's money and squanders human and material resources during Sexual Diversity Month. 

It is time to reduce taxes, promote the private sector, and stop wasting taxpayers' money on ideological delusions that do not bring anything positive to the population.

It is a complete absurdity and a lack of respect for taxpayers.