Why is religion so anti-LGBTQ

Maldarker

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In 1984, Yuri Bezmenov, a former Soviet Journalist and KGB informer
And whats even better this was part of the black ops game about mkultra pysops etc


Dude was 100% right
 

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We found out who is against lgbtQR. Holy books were quoted, analyses were made, memes were released. Now tell us about the role of lgbtQR in the deeper plan.
What is?
Why are they pushing it as part of the agenda?
What is the deeper agenda?
those that oppose will be labeled then rounded up then.... just because...then well whos left?
It doesn't matter, so and so I was going to post a few long comments here soon. So still, readers and casual visitors at least have the opportunity to see some things outside of the well-known tropes imprinted in the collective alt subconscious that they don't otherwise see.
There is no point in addressing the co-commentators in the thread at all, they are against LGBT degeneration, and that's it. Well, I'm against it too, so what? What's the whole LGBT story about? What the big bad plan is and what is the role of LGBT in it, that's what we wonder. Curious minds want to know! :D
Because we are seeing the same pagan practices come to light in this day and age just packaged for the new millenia...there where cults in the old ages such as ishtar that did same thing as we see today...
 

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The point of marriage is to sanctify a sexual relationship between a man and woman. The point of sex is to procreate, which can only be done between a man and a woman. The only point of a sexual relationship between a man and man or woman and woman is the gratification of the flesh.

"Go forth and multiply."

God created woman for man. This is the natural order of things. It always was, until sin was introduced into the world when Eve at the Fruit of Knowledge, which is when Lucifer began to corrupt everything that is natural and holy. If you are attracted to the same sex then you need to resist that temptation. We are all tempted in different ways. That is your cross to bear unfortunately.
 

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This topic was discussed on reddit. I agree with potential-purpose973
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Sex and relationships aren't needs, not are they human rights. Yet they're considered so. That's why what people respond to mgtow or incels is generally 'you should become gay' or 'you should become lesbian' if they can't get into a relationship, because even to people who are against homosexuality, it's still a more realistic alternative to heterosexuality than complete celibacy.
Heterosexuality is a sexual orientation .
Heteronormativity is the sum of ideals, assumptions, social expectations.
I went to a foreign country and noticed guys there were much more put-together and vain than in my homecountry so my first instinct was to think a good chunk of them were gay. But i soon found out it wasn't the case.
When i pointed this out, some were offended but one person said "this is why the birth rate is declining". This made me ponder, because there's not supposed to be any correlation between men being what would traditionnally be viewed as effeminite and the birth rate.
But it made it clear that gender is actually a byproduct of heterosexuality. Historically we have viewed and categorized human behaviour as a binary. That's why so many hetero people make their sexual orientation their identity, bc they grew up in a culture that ties gender (not just the way you look and present yourself, but also your behaviour, mannerisms, interests, job, etc...) to your sexual orientation. Even amongst lesbians, they have the terms "butch" and "femme" to denote this binary. And people generally assume a "femme" lesbian is hetero at first glance.
Most of us have been fed this script since we were born, and as a female travelling alone i had many random guys interfere in my day to "help" me with stuff because they've been told they should be the "knight in shining armour" and that women are "damsels in distress". This applies even in non-romantic relationsips, even random strangers try to force that script onto you. We all reenact them to some extent, i myself am guilty of this, and i gave up sports when i began puberty because i thought sports wasn't for "girls" and regret it now, i was completely brainwashed.
This conception of human behaviour as a binary has led to the heterosexual couple being the unit as opposed to the individual which is a breeding ground for codependency.
 

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This topic was discussed on reddit. I agree with potential-purpose973
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Sex and relationships aren't needs, not are they human rights. Yet they're considered so. That's why what people respond to mgtow or incels is generally 'you should become gay' or 'you should become lesbian' if they can't get into a relationship, because even to people who are against homosexuality, it's still a more realistic alternative to heterosexuality than complete celibacy.
Heterosexuality is a sexual orientation .
Heteronormativity is the sum of ideals, assumptions, social expectations.
I went to a foreign country and noticed guys there were much more put-together and vain than in my homecountry so my first instinct was to think a good chunk of them were gay. But i soon found out it wasn't the case.
When i pointed this out, some were offended but one person said "this is why the birth rate is declining". This made me ponder, because there's not supposed to be any correlation between men being what would traditionnally be viewed as effeminite and the birth rate.
But it made it clear that gender is actually a byproduct of heterosexuality. Historically we have viewed and categorized human behaviour as a binary. That's why so many hetero people make their sexual orientation their identity, bc they grew up in a culture that ties gender (not just the way you look and present yourself, but also your behaviour, mannerisms, interests, job, etc...) to your sexual orientation. Even amongst lesbians, they have the terms "butch" and "femme" to denote this binary. And people generally assume a "femme" lesbian is hetero at first glance.
Most of us have been fed this script since we were born, and as a female travelling alone i had many random guys interfere in my day to "help" me with stuff because they've been told they should be the "knight in shining armour" and that women are "damsels in distress". This applies even in non-romantic relationsips, even random strangers try to force that script onto you. We all reenact them to some extent, i myself am guilty of this, and i gave up sports when i began puberty because i thought sports wasn't for "girls" and regret it now, i was completely brainwashed.
This conception of human behaviour as a binary has led to the couple being the unit as opposed to the individual which is a breeding ground for codependency.
Isn't that, heterosexuality, the natural (and only) way in which humans (and almost all organisms in general) reproduce?

I went to a foreign country and noticed guys there were much more put-together and vain than in my homecountry so my first instinct was to think a good chunk of them were gay.
In which country/countries?

*The non-binary lady posted the comment and fled to live into the living life. I never have any luck with them. :(
 
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I agree with potential-purpose973

Sex and relationships aren't needs, not are they human rights. Yet they're considered so.
I agree with this.
Society has been pushing his obsession with s*x to the point that now it is assumed if someone doesn't value it highly they must be an "asexual", ironically - and nonsensically - then becoming part of the lgtv crowd.

That's why what people respond to mgtow or incels is generally 'you should become gay' or 'you should become lesbian' if they can't get into a relationship, because even to people who are against homosexuality, it's still a more realistic alternative to heterosexuality than complete celibacy.
This take doesn't make sense tho.

All religion related reasons aside, what makes people think that it is easier to find either s*x or companionship -or both - with a person of the same sex?

To begin with, the majority of the population is hetero, still.

Secondly, most people assume others are also hetero (that "heteronormativity" thing, tho i hate speaking like a woke gender studies book), so it would be easier for people to find hetero relationships. People just assume others are hetero unless told otherwise.

And, why is there an assumption that people are less picky when it comes to members of the same sex? If anything, it's the opposite... if anything, some people end up in hetero relationships because it's easier that way.


the heterosexual couple being the unit as opposed to the individual which is a breeding ground for codependency.
Breeding is what it's all about lol.

If every one went their own way then that would be the end of the human species, except for those who are rich and can afford - and are given permission to access - reproductive technology. Practically handing the victory to the elites. Why put in all this effort into depopulate us when we'll just do the work ourselves..?
 

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Yet, what is the deeper agenda and lgbtQR's role in it? In your opinion.
Pervs and atheists LOVE filth and depravity, it's how they get their kicks, they're crawling with more demons than fleas on a hound dawgs back,
the witches in Macbeth loved it too-

"Fair is foul and foul is fair"-
 
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Pervs and atheists LOVE filth and depravity, it's how they get their kicks, they're crawling with more demons than fleas on a hound dawgs back,
the witches in Macbeth loved it too-

"Fair is foul and foul is fair"-
U defend a book that condones female r*pe *thumbs up emoji*

Don't speak on the atheists and gays. Leave then alone.
You represent religious toxic people. They never fail to poorly represent their terrible religion
 

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U defend a book that condones female r*pe *thumbs up emoji*
Don't speak on the atheists and gays. Leave then alone.
You represent religious toxic people. They never fail to poorly represent their terrible religion
1- if you mean Christianity, it's always supported women's rights..:)-
Here Jesus rescues a woman from the stone-throwing mob-

2- if GLBT's stop pushing themselves on people, people will leave them alone..:)

3- Some so-called christians get christianity a bad name but they can't get under Jesus's radar..:)
Jesus said- "Not all who call me "Lord,Lord" will enter the kingdom of heaven. Then I'll tell them plainly, I never knew you, get away from me" (Matt 7:21-23)
 
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