- Joined
- Apr 15, 2022
As a child I was raised to be tolerant and empathetic, I had a gay aunt. Through about my third year of college I was apathetic towards but understanding of homosexuals. I had a fairly close lesbian friend in high school who I hung out with, she made me realize that lesbians are quite abusive to each other, and after repeatedly being cheated on by her girlfriend we became friends with benefits for a while until a new girl came into her life. She was a good friend. Things started to change in the 201Xs when it started to become clear that equality and marriage wasn't enough. I always disliked the existence of pride parades and when I started to hear about the degeneracy going on there and the bug chasers I started to become revolted at them, the "bake the cake, bigot" saga cemented my primal disgust for gays. My revulsion only grew with time. Troons were always something I was disgusted by and ridiculed, when they started rising to prominence I began to actively despise the LGBT "community". The final nail in the coffin was when my younger sister, one of my only surviving family members, came out as trans. She was always histrionic and maybe unstable, and she was no doubt groomed in middle and high school, but I was in college and only knew she was getting involved with the LGBT rights club, nothing more. She's trooned out now, a fat test injecting aiden and it hurts me immensely to know I will lose her. I hate what they did to her and do not willingly tolerate or interact with gays or transgenders anymore, I don't do business with them, I don't hire them, I don't consume their content or patronize their businesses.
This is my biggest struggle, I hate what they're doing to our country, our children, but as a Christian I struggle with the sin of wrath here.
The Christian way to go about it is to still love your neighbor no matter what and still offer your hand if they're in need. This was something I had to learn, and I totally believe every decent human being deserves to live the life they strive for as long as it doesn't affect other people's way of living.
But evil needs to be called out for what it is. This push to legalize child abuse is fucking unacceptable and everyone in support of it deserves the bullet. Even those who don't agree with it but are just sitting back and not doing a damn thing to stop their fellow peers out of fear of becoming pariahs are part of the problem and need an ass-kicking or to also be removed from society. Those being silenced on the regular need to keep at it and push back harder lest they get lumped into the gulags as well.
I know some decent, albeit lost (in life), gay individuals, and I hope they'll get to live long, peaceful lives. If it ever comes out they were harming children or don't think the propaganda exists, however, I'm not going to miss their company.
Do I want them all to be rounded up and gassed? I don't wish for it, but when keeping in mind the last few years of unabashed debauchery and government complacency, and the bizarre yet insane call to end heterosexuality and my complete erasure as a woman, I'd completely understand why it would have to come to this.
This is my biggest struggle, I hate what they're doing to our country, our children, but as a Christian I struggle with the sin of wrath here.