As a matter of color I don't like the abrupt transition from pastel cyan to brown... but it's nice for what it means.

I like this Julia Feliz diagonal one much better: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:New_Pride_Flag_by_Julia_Feliz_2018.svg

idk it doesn't seem so jarring to me that way. Maybe because the absence of the bend avoids emphasizing the contact and thus contrast with the pastel cyan.

LGBTQ+ is 100% covered by the rainbow flag. It is absolutely ridiculous to claim otherwise.

This is like insisting the American flag is only for Republicans.

It doesn't have a corresponding wavelength in the spectrum of visible light, but as we perceive it to be there and have a name for it, it doesn't really matter that there's no specific wavelength it corresponds to.

By that metric abstract things likely love, justice, duty, honour, could be argued to not be real either. Can't touch them or there's no corresponding physical thing in the world to measure them.

This flag is better since there are a surprising number of gay people who are anti-trans. Completely bananas if you ask me.

This is the same argument people use for “all lives matter” and anti-DEI.

In a perfect world, it should be equal, but to make this argument is ignoring the reality that it’s not.

Truth.

It absolutely would not. There would need to be something behind it.

Would it have meaning during a Democratic government though?

If that were the case there would be a lot more.

But did you know black people can be gay? Betcha didn't. Glad we added that to the flag to remind you.