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Why aren't the LGBTQXYZ movements given as a recent example? A tiny group of people (that is disproportionately wealthy and powerful) managed to slide the West
by bobthechef 10y ago
Why aren't the LGBTQXYZ movements given as a recent example? A tiny group of people (that is disproportionately wealthy and powerful) managed to slide the West from something unthinkable (gay marriage, same sex attraction) into legalization and acceptance of the phenomenon as normal. Granted, we should distinguish between those with persistent same sex attraction and gays i.e. those who embrace the so-called "gay lifestyle" and express support for its acceptance and legal recognition. The left has a history of such manipulation. Saul Alinsky is famous for it. Soros is a contemporary symbol of it.
- taserian 10y agoRegarding same sex attraction, the fact that you never thought of it before doesn't make the concept "unthinkable". History begs to differ with that label. Also, you shouldn't use "i.e." to equate those who are LGBT to those who support their being accepted into society and legally recognized despite not being LGBT themselves.