While I cannot comment on or for the LGBT community, as a half-Thai I do find it funny when people say something is offensive to the Asian community and I'm just

Also, a bit of a tangent here, I find it humorous when people act like Asian is one identity. As if 4.5 billion people all act and believe in the exact same things.This coming from a society where people from different states don't want to be grouped together.

Not gonna lie with this comic the black lady is me and the white lady is KYM's non-LGBT userbase at least as of late. "Oh hush now transgender bisexual person, I shall speak on your behalf when it comes to what's considered good LGBT representation and what's SJW pandering." Doesn't help I keep running into the same damn problem of people not being able to make up their damn minds on if LGBT characters should advertise that they are the literal second they're on screen, or if they should be treated as casually as non-LGBT people in an effort to show them as equals, and just gonna say I think it's a stupid argument to say that a fictional character being LGBT should only be a thing if it's "important to the plot." If you're seriously gonna make that argument then I could just as easily say "then is there any reason why the protagonist needs to be a straight white dude? Does his straightness and whiteness factor into the plot?" (and real quick one of the only pieces of media I can think of off the top of my head that would get a "yes" to that question is Wolfenstein as BJ being the physical embodiment of what nazis see as the "perfect aryan" shows how flawed nazi ideology can be because the man they see as the "perfect aryan" is a Jew with damn good reason to hate nazis).