Straight shooter: in Montana, I found my inner cowboy to defend gay rights

What a joke this article is.

A person overheard someone say "gays and lesbians everywhere", while admitting to not knowing the context of the conversation, and had to be rude and interject herself?

As far as we know, the conversation could have been this

"Missoula is awesome, maybe our daughter who is gay would have a better time there finding a partner because there are gays and lesbians everywhere."

or maybe it was

"san fransisco would be a better place for our son who is gay to move too, he'll have a much better time finding a partner since there are gays and lesbians everywhere. "

It could have been

"Look how far Montana has come from its days of bigotry, gays and lesbians everywhere."

But nope. This person had to get up and interject themselves into a private conversation of which they admitted to themselves that they had no clue what the context was other than just someone muttered the words "gay and lesbian"

This reads like a long version of

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This has it all. Gay couples everywhere. Just married gay couples. Just engaged gay couples. Minority wait staff. Wait staff pouring out of the kitchen to deliver champagne at her smiting down the male cis oppressor. Instead of literally shaking, her spine was tingling.

This is more material for r/thathappened, than anywhere else.

Hey Molly, why aren't you publishing this in the area, afraid someone is going to call you out? This happened at Wasabi, didn't it? The only sushi restaurant in whitefish. A place with like 8 tables, and usually only one or two waiters? None that I know of are black. Should we ask Paula to fact check this for story for us?

Then the entire restaurant started clapping. r/thathappened.