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MSB's avatar

You proudly state you are Christian, which is an admirable thing to do. But your piece would resonate with many people worldwide (and in the US) who are not Christians but who share its basic fundamental morals and values. One can understand that such groups had to fight to be accepted in society, but that’s also a reality when you choose a particular lifestyle that one has to accept its limitations. Decades ago my vegetarian father travelling to the US on business could only get a cheese sandwich for restaurant meals.

Why does being accepted equate with the need to be celebrated? Your circle celebrates you, but why should the whole of society? The only answer I have is narcissism and fetishism. But the other answer to many of your questions is “Follow the $” as investigative journalist Jennifer Bilek has done. This movement could not happen without billionaire transhumanist fetishists funding it.

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Chana Goanna's avatar

It’s a shame: now that we have racial equality under the law, and marriage rights for gay couples—what’s left to fight for? The would-be crusaders have to create increasingly absurd “injustices” on which to focus their enjoyable outrage. And since we have adopted a new standard of tolerance and acceptance in our society, they weaponize it to muzzle ANY dissenting opinion of their exponential insanity.

Meanwhile, the Islamists spot the breach in the wall and come pouring joyfully in to conquer more land in the name of Allah. They don’t even need the sword, as we’ve lost the will and the spine to say no and fight back.

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