From Old Europe, a professor at the Jagellonian warns us.
...I think freedom has ceased to be a highly valued commodity. What is
happening is that some groups demand certain privileges, often called
“rights,” and other groups seem favorable to these demands because they
see in them a vehicle for constructing a new society compatible with
their outrageous ideologies. When we see, for example, privileges
granted to homosexuals, including the right to marry and adopt children —
rather unusual privileges, to be sure — we mistake it for the growth of
freedom in general. But this is an erroneous conclusion....
...Take gender. It is a strange concept, and rather absurd, because not
only does it undermine the obvious biological differences on which the
existence of the human race has depended from time immemorial, but it
makes this strange concept an instrument to reconstruct the entire human
culture, including the humanities, art, law, philosophy, even natural
sciences and mathematics. Its aim is to restructure society and the
human mind — to make a mental, political, social, and cultural
revolution — not to enlarge our freedom. One can compare it to Marxism
and its theory of class struggle, which some people in the past believed
serves the cause of freedom while in fact it is a tool for a
revolution...
....[and] soon the revolutionaries tighten their grip on society and impose the
new rules that are stricter and more humiliating than before. The world
before the gender revolution certainly had more freedom than it has now.
Laws were less intrusive, the humanities more open and diversified,
philosophy less dogmatic, human relations less legalistic. Likewise, as a
result of granting privileges to homosexuals, we have experienced
significant encroachments on the freedom of speech and many other
liberties, and, consequently, on liberty in general.
No question that that was the direction the Obozo Administration took--and its fetid remnants in Mal-Justice, "Education," HHS and its guns-for-hire IRS will continue to take. No, I did not forget Congress' GOPe toadies.
Will the Trump revolution persist long enough to largely eradicate the rot?
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