Celebrating gay rights is generally an ethical stance, not a political stance, unless done so by a political party. Celebrating the right as a gay person to marry, have kids, feel safe, those transcend political views. But if you're telling me, the EF should allow for KKK flags just as much as Rainbow flags, because of freedom of speech, then my answer is no. Cleary they should not. From a utilitarian standpoint, well-being, happiness, safety, are more important than freedom of speech. KKK flags is a risk to the social well-being of con-goers that can be entirely avoided with minimal loss.
Celebrating gay rights is generally an ethical stance, not a political stance, unless done so by a political party. Celebrating the right as a gay person to marry, have kids, feel safe, those transcend political views. But if you're telling me, the EF should allow for KKK flags just as much as Rainbow flags, because of freedom of speech, then my answer is no. Cleary they should not. From a utilitarian standpoint, well-being, happiness, safety, are more important than freedom of speech. KKK flags is a risk to the social well-being of con-goers that can be entirely avoided with minimal loss.