Sexual liberation does not unleash creativity; it devours the very energy a civilization needs to flourish and endure. America has followed this trajectory with remarkable consistency.
The energies once directed toward families, faith, institutions, and the next generation have been redirected toward consumption, entertainment, pornography, abortion, and the endless pursuit of pleasure.
We have become a society obsessed with self-expression and allergic to self-control. This did not happen by accident.
It was theorized by people like Caligula, Rousseau, Sade, and Reich. It was promoted by people like Shelley, Marx, Sanger, Kinsey, and Millett. And it has been enforced by people like Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Barack Obama, Kamala Harris, Gavin Newsom, and an entire unelected bureaucratic establishment that seems to have more in common with Robespierre than with Alexander Hamilton.
The sexual revolution was never primarily about freedom; it was about leverage. When sexual discipline collapses, families weaken. When families weaken, individuals become isolated. And when individuals are isolated, the state steps in as the surrogate source of meaning, protection, and identity.
Cultural Marxism understood this sequence with chilling clarity. You cannot dismantle a civilization outright. You must first hollow out its moral foundations.
That is why sexual ideology targets children. That is why pornography is shielded as “expression” and “speech.” That is why abortion is elevated beyond policy to something resembling a civic sacrament. That is why transgender ideology demands enthusiastic affirmation rather than mere tolerance.
These are not random controversies. They are coordinated strikes against the structures that allow society to reproduce itself—biologically, morally, and spiritually.
A people incapable of telling a man to govern his desires will never be capable of telling a tyrant to restrain his power.
Abortion culture paved the way for the Lindsay Clancy phenomenon.
For decades, our culture has taught women a grotesque contradiction: your child’s life is sacred when someone else takes it—but disposable when you decide you don’t want it.
That contradiction has consequences.
A mother can legally abort her unborn child. Yet in many jurisdictions, if someone attacks a pregnant woman and kills her unborn child, that death can be treated as a separate homicide.
Why? If that child is a human life when someone else kills him, he doesn’t magically become less human when his own mother wants him dead.
A life is a life. Its value cannot depend on whether its mother wants it or who is responsible for ending it.
And I think that contradiction helps explain something deeply disturbing about the reaction to Lindsay Clancy.
If Lindsay had strangled three children who belonged to someone else, virtually no one would be romanticizing her, identifying with her, or flooding social media with sympathy for her.
But because they were her children, suddenly people talk as though motherhood gave her some unique claim over the lives she took.
It didn’t.
Cora, Dawson and Callan did not belong to Lindsay Clancy. They were human beings with lives and value entirely separate from hers.
And once a society decides that the most defenseless human beings among us—the preborn—can lose their right to live based on someone else’s wishes, we shouldn’t be shocked when our moral clarity about other vulnerable lives begins to erode too.
The standard has to be consistent:
Children do not become more or less human based on whether they’re wanted.
Their lives do not become more or less valuable based on who kills them.
And motherhood does not confer ownership over a child’s life.
Protect the vulnerable. All of them.
Kansas State's Collin Klein: "Top to bottom, my faith, my relationship w/Jesus is the most important thing. These situations are completely because of him & everything that he has blessed me & my family with. It's not because of how hard I've worked, how smart I am. It has nothing to do w/that"
“remember this: Whoever turns a sinner from the error of their way will save them from death and cover over a multitude of sins.”
James 5:20 NIV We are meant to help guide fellow sinners. Amen. https://t.co/g9nxbQESoW
@2alphabet6@KenCuccinelli@CNN She spews at the end an outright falsehood.
She claims “overwhelmingly Americans support birth right citizenship as it stands today” that’s not true.
Americans overwhelmingly oppose anchor babies and birth tourism. So she lied.
The reflection is finally coming back.
After weeks of construction, water is returning to the Reflecting Pool on the National Mall as part of President Trump's push to restore Washington, D.C.'s iconic landmarks.
The difference is already striking, with the Washington Monument's signature reflection beginning to reappear across the water.
🚨PRIDE MONTH🚨
The Texas Rangers are the ONLY MLB team not acknowledging “Pride Month.”
The Rangers are again not hosting an LGBT night event.
Instead, on June 18, they will be hosting a Faith and Family Night.
According to their website, the event will feature “personal testimonies from Rangers players Wyatt Langford, Josh Jung, Cody Bradford, Jacob Latz, Jalen Beeks, and others, sharing how faith impacts their lives both on and off the field.”