@kingojungle @BookerSparticus Transitioning and redefining/fetishizing of ‘gender’ is a mass cultural psychosis masquerading under the guise of a ‘progressive science’ and will eventually be seen for what it is—as bad if not worse than the Eugenics movement.
@UngaTheGreat@JackPosobiec@RobertKennedyJr There’s too many drugs in this country. That said, I’ve always believed there is a zeitgeist-it attracts & draws in the disordered mind. Serial killers for a https://t.co/kFLtSOr9R5 don’t hear abt them much now—since Columbine the crazies now gravitate towards heavy weaponry.
@KTLA They were originally brought to Louisiana and other states from So America by the fur trapping industry as an alternative to mink. Oh well...unintended consequences
@unusual_whales@EndWokeness And yet the voters keep electing the same leftists and then wonder why things just keep getting worse. Human nature sure is baffling
@nick_goldberg I was raised that 99% of the time the ability to find middle ground, a third way, compromise, balance was the mark of a principled person. Today it has morphed— the extremists now are claiming to be the principled ones. Learning history is crucial to restoring balance.
@jeanguerre I think your editorial is on point; however I find it ironic that you conclude “Gen Z are more open to diverse perspectives than older generations”. Isn’t the whole point of your article that they AREN’T...??
@jeanguerre@latimes I was raised that in 99% of cases, the ability to find a middle ground, a third way, a sense of proportion and balance, was a sign of a principled person. Now Zs have come to equate extremist positions with principled ones. This is how societies break down and wars start.