"The Pink Triangle on Twin Peaks 4k Drone Footage and Drive/Walking Tour"

The Pink Triangle has been installed atop Twin Peaks in San Francisco for each Pride weekend since 1996, as a visible yet mute reminder of man's inhumanity to man. It is almost 200 feet across, nearly an acre in size, and can be seen for 20 miles. The Pink Triangle is one of history's reminders of hate and intolerance, and part of appreciating and celebrating where we are today for Pride Weekend is understanding where we have been. That is why the Pink Triangle will be there this weekend, to educate others about the hatred of the past to help prevent it from happening again. The pink triangle was used by the Nazis in concentration camps to identify homosexual prisoners. This symbol, which was used in an attempt to label and persecute, has been embraced by the gay community as a symbol of pride. However, we mustn't forget its tragic origins. The test of any democracy is how well it treats its minorities. Please keep all personal and hateful comments to yourself. Any Negative comments you will be blocked and reported! Thanks again, family...

[@dutchman6969]

Nice drive up and view 👌

[@lorna5609]

Andre, I don’t know how you managed to fit so much content in so short a video. The beautiful scenic drive, the cloud shadows racing over the land, the cloud covered city and the clouds that threatened the towers, the pink flag and its origins in WW2, all combined to make a very meaningful experience. Thank you so very much for your hard work to create this opportunity for us.

[@SkyStepDrones68]

Lorna, as you know, I always look forward to your comments. That was well said. You broke down the message I was trying to convey here.🙂🙏

[@SDuapveer11]

John 3:16
New King James Version
16 For God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son, that whoever believes in Him should not perish but have everlasting life.