Amen, brother. I too am a sinner. Those without sin cast the first stone! However, we should try to refrain from sinning, and that is very difficult and even impossible, which is why we must thank Jesus for His sacrifice.
Perhaps it has something to do with your location in the world? I was born in 79. Gay meant happy in my house and pretty much the same with all the kids in my neighborhood.
Admittedly I was very offended since I'm biracial, so reading arguments about how White people and Black people shouldn't marry each other was like reading people saying that I shouldn't exist.There is no borderline about it. The conspiracy movement is just a smokescreen for white supremacy.It's weird. I mean I can at least sort of understand the transphobia. In the sense that trans people have been shoved into the spotlight a lot in the past decade, so there's a lot of pushback against them from the conservative crowd since this is a relatively new "fad" (for want of a better word).
However I'm still really confused about the borderline racist ideology among the "conspiracy theorist" community. Some of it is subtle and easy enough to ignore, and a lot of it can simply be misinterpreted, but there was a topic here a few years ago where several people were arguing against interracial relationships. It got so bad that it seemed like we'd gone back in time to the 1960s.
sounds like someone is still wearing their facemask while waiting for their 4th booster shot.
I think there's definitely been a push to create racial diversity in formerly homogeneous countries. I recall reading that the UK accepted around 3,000 immigrants in 1952, I think it was, and in 2006 it was around 300,000! So in one year in 2006 the UK received as many immigrants as would have arrived in a century had immigration remained at early 1950s levels.It's weird. I mean I can at least sort of understand the transphobia. In the sense that trans people have been shoved into the spotlight a lot in the past decade, so there's a lot of pushback against them from the conservative crowd since this is a relatively new "fad" (for want of a better word).
However I'm still really confused about the borderline racist ideology among the "conspiracy theorist" community. Some of it is subtle and easy enough to ignore, and a lot of it can simply be misinterpreted, but there was a topic here a few years ago where several people were arguing against interracial relationships. It got so bad that it seemed like we'd gone back in time to the 1960s.
its not like the trans agenda is being shoved down the publics throat, right?
right. we see all of these trans- whatever people shunning all the publicity, trying to keep quiet on social media. none of them are parading around, publicizing their trans-ness.
the pushback is not because of the newness of the 'fad', its because conservatives dont want gender politics (and the other trans agendas) affecting their life.
ah, one of my favorite threads. however, this is about the trans agenda. id be happy to reopen the discussion, though. https://vigilantcitizenforums.com/threads/mixed-race-marriages-in-the-south.4042/
I'm biracial too so I get what you're saying. I think it's a nice idea that regardless of race a couple can fall in love, but it's not that simple in reality. There are a lot of factors that come into play such as in my parents case differing religions, cultures, language. Ultimately my parents divorced when I was 3 and my father was set up in an arranged marriage to my step mother. My dad's side of the family refused to even meet my mom let alone accept her and my grandfather threatened to disown my dad. Your experience might have been better than mine...but being mixed has been hell for me. I don't condone being racist of course, but I'm not going to act like interracial relationships don't have a slew of problems. It's hard enough to make a relationship work and some folks rather just be with their own...I don't judge them for that.It's weird. I mean I can at least sort of understand the transphobia. In the sense that trans people have been shoved into the spotlight a lot in the past decade, so there's a lot of pushback against them from the conservative crowd since this is a relatively new "fad" (for want of a better word).
However I'm still really confused about the borderline racist ideology among the "conspiracy theorist" community. Some of it is subtle and easy enough to ignore, and a lot of it can simply be misinterpreted, but there was a topic here a few years ago where several people were arguing against interracial relationships. It got so bad that it seemed like we'd gone back in time to the 1960s.
Seems like a snowflake whose upset because people don't accept the deviant lifestyle he has been indoctrinated into.
Bull shit. Its proven that its a mental illness. Gender dysphoria has been considered a mental illness.
Homosexuality was classed as a mental illness too. It was taken off the DSM manual because of political pressure, not because it was proven not to be a mental illness through scientific methods
where is that promise? i would like to know more about that.
It doesn't matter if you believe or not, it does not change the reality. There is no god but God and satan is ever trying to lead people away from the path to the Almighty.
the gods they worship are aspects and facets of the ONE god. its like luke skywalker in his hoth uniform, his tattooine robe, and also having luke skywalker in his x-wing fighter outfit. they all look different and you can have a favorite, but its the same luke.
