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champion the Leftist cause.
It also explains the proliferation of guns that coincide the rise of the betas. Alphas handle business with our bare hands, betas clamor for daddy and guns to protect them from the boogeyman, while wearing suits and ties.
errc saysAlmost everyone was actively rooting against her, so it just doesn’t jive with reality that anyone went off the deep end when she lost.
Being in academic environment, I know quite a few people who are still lamenting her loss, mostly feminist-type middle-aged or older womyn. They actively supported her in election, some even worked for her (or should I say xer) as volunteers. A few still can not stop talking about the election. Remember also "I will move to Canada if Trump wins" - I heard that kind of talk a few weeks ago.
You are extremely lucky if you do not hear this nonsense. I would love to be that sheltered.
Why do you choose to subject yourself to such nonsense?
While I understand the urge to shit on the Donald, since he is so very assholish, I can’t understand people who champion the Leftist cause. It’s unpatriotic, it’s unamerican, it’s anti- life, it’s frankly evil!
A basic feature of inclusiveness that explains a great deal of its power is its religious quality. Inclusiveness presents a vision of unity in a world without outsiders and without borders. one in which there is no "they" but only "we." That vision is seen as an overriding goal, always to be striven for, though never quite achieved. Inclusiveness thus functions as a religion, and indeed as the established religion that determines how things must be discussed and what can be treated as real. Every view must align with it to be legitimate, and those who express doubts-the Watsons and Summerses-are treated as heretics.
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Other religions that want to remain socially acceptable must assimilate to inclusiveness and become something other than they were. Respectable Western Christianity has largely done so. In mainline churches, the Gospel is now said to be radically inclusive above all else. In that setting, as in society at large, inclusiveness has become a principle of justification that covers a multitude of sins. Whatever his other qualities, anyone can become superior to the traditionally moral by invoking it. The latter are presumed guilty of bigotry, an unforgivable sin that requires perpetual confession and atonement that are never sufficient to restore the offender's moral standing.
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Cover of the Hollywood Reporter.
Celebrate Soy this Season, Sissies!