More like "Map of gay travel according to baseless stereotipes or feelings"

Like, seriously, Russia is "Deadly dangerous"? So, why Belarus is just "Dangerous"? :D And of course, Ukraine is "a little dangerous". Just a little, you know.

Maybe it's map "Who are friends with the West"? Or "Who waves the rainbow flag the most?"

I really hate maps like this since it clearly caters to white gay males shown by their use of "travel", immediately disregarding all the millions of gay people literally living in these societies.

It is also chauvinistic because they act like any of the countries in red would risk a diplomatic incident to arrest or imprison bourgeois white men who nonetheless enter these countries for their sexual adventurism and fetishism, treating global south gay people as nothing but commodified bodies to use and discard, and condemning the people they use to the supposed homophobic societies with no spare thought.

As someone who has lived in the supposedly deadly dangerous countries, I am still alive because surprise surprise these countries actually don't have a gay meter to track the gayness of people. And they especially don't care what bourgeois white men do in their own rooms.

Australia totally green yeah nah

As a South African I can say that South Africa should not be green

Amsterdam had to ban the use of rainbow flags in student homes because they became a target of arsonists. The same Amsterdam has incidents of violence against gay people just walking the street.

There's a lot of towns in The Netherlands that are dealing with reactionary violence against gay people and symbols.

And then I haven't even talked about the increase of fascist popularity.

Just because we have a few gay bars and a pride doesn't mean we are a gay heaven or something. Homophobia is very much still a problem in The Netherlands. So much that I didn't see gay people openly walking hand in hand an kissing in public until I moved to Belgium. So much that I, wearing a bit more flamboyant clothing, get harassed and intimidated in my Dutch hometown. And I'm not even gay.

UK should be yellow at best but Cuba should be green.

What does "gay travel" even mean? Very jolly travel?