I think it's good.
Mississippi would probably still be limiting the black vote if it weren't for interlopers into a culture they really did not belong in. I see both sides. I see why people are pissed when people come in and upset the order and say 'you need to change' but I also see that sometimes it takes someone not entrenched in that system to help dislodge it. I think others have every right to comment on another culture, state, whatever. People act like people are free to leave if they don't like a situation, but that's not modern life. We are serfs in a way, trapped in the country we are a citizen of. Gay Ugandans have no rights to enter a gay friendly country, they are citizens of Uganda. So we have to help make Uganda safe for them because they, like us, are just people who deserve to make their way through life. We are all just people we need the same shit; safety, food, water, shelter, perhaps some sense of belonging. Shame on people for not wanting to get involved because it isn't their situation. Refuse to get involved because of your beliefs, or because you can't afford to lose something but not because you think you have no right to. We all have a right to try to better things for each other.