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This is also confusing since the "LGBTQ agenda" crowd is generally the one in support of gun control, and then the matrix, I thought that only existed in the mo

• talldayo 2y ago
  The Matrix is certainly the confounding variable here. It's hard to square the liberal promotion of gun control with how badass the Wachowski sisters made it look. Society may never figure that one out.
• Spivak 2y ago
  This shouldn't be surprising, lgbt people get catapulted into the arms of liberal political thought because that's who accepts them. They aren't intrinsically linked.
• fakedang 2y ago
  To be fair, both are distinct issues even if there is any overlap of proponents. You'll find a lot of folks like me for instance, who are okay with owning guns, okay with gun control and stronger background checks, supportive of the LGBTQ community, yet also tired of the LGBTQ, inclusivity, yada yada, being shoved down our throats. I employ some people in the community who are themselves tired of the constant pandering of the media to the agenda. To give an anecdote, all of them panned the recent Jaguar ad and rebrand, calling it unwanted and forced. As always, politics is a spectrum and not a two-faced coin like we purport it to be, as evidenced by the recent elections.
• sickofparadox 2y ago
  "the matrix" is essentially Tate's version of "globalist elites","international jews", or "the patriarchy", it is just his way of describing a conspiratorial system that is supposedly functioning against him (and other men but mostly him).