Over the weekend, we once again witnessed one of the LGBT movement’s key strategies in action. First, a major assault on intergenerational norms is conducted. Then, people respond with upset and outrage. Those responding are then accused of engaging in a “culture war” for daring to notice that anything has changed; the change itself, it is asserted, is normal. Lather, rinse, repeat.
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Perhaps tone-deaf governments will finally fund family relief if it is promoted as national defence. When there is no longer enough human cannon fodder to feed the world’s war machines, the political class might change their tune. Societies could shift to pronatalist priorities, even for the wrong reasons.
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“Wokeness attracts unhappy people, and it also makes people unhappy,” he says. Walsh points out that social justice, with its emphasis on victimhood and oppression, tends to remove human agency and responsibility from life. For those who adhere to such beliefs, this could create a feeling of losing control over one’s own life and future, which is the very essence of anxiety.
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The Biden administration is facing backlash for prohibiting children from submitting Easter eggs with religious designs in an art competition associated with the White House’s annual Easter Egg Roll. The event’s theme is “Celebrating National Guard Families,” but the guidelines state that submissions should not include any religious symbols or overtly religious themes. The move has drawn criticism as it stifles the expression of religious beliefs during a Christian holiday celebrated globally.
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Pastor Greg Locke of Global Vision Bible Church in Mount Juliet, Tennessee, told members of his flock that the setting on fire of around 200 Bibles in a trailer near his church by an unidentified suspect on Easter Sunday is proof that Christianity is “under attack” in the United States.
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