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MLisa's avatar

The point of this whole "movement" (this is part of Intersectionality/CRT/DEI) is to make everything generic by destabilizing the whole population. Thanksgiving....evil holiday as we stole the land and murdered the Indigenous people of the land. Christmas.....evil holiday as there is no such thing as God/Jesus. Oppressor or Oppressed....what side of history do you want to be on? Tradition.....F--- that! This movement at the higher levels is to "change society", but the unfortunate thing is that many younger people have gotten caught up and they don't have any understanding or life knowledge to see the forest through the trees. We don't live in a black and white world....there is a lot of gray that young minds aren't able to comprehend due to lack of life skills. Unfortunately, there are people making money off of this movement and those caught up don't realize that they have been (or are being) used.

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Jerry's avatar

Wonderful thoughts, insights, and advice here. At some level, I can feel the terrible pain of mothers and fathers in this awful situation. I mean, we're all somehow connected as human beings: "Don't ask for whom the bell tolls; it tolls for thee."

When I was a teenager, my Dad died a couple weeks before Christmas after a long and agonizing battle with cancer. We didn't really have a Christmas that year. In fact, it was never the same again. But at least there's a finality and closure of sorts with physical death. Not so with losing a child to the Gender Cult.

On the other hand, when somebody dies, there is no hope of seeing them again...at least not in this life. But as awful as it is to have a son or daughter "die" at the hands of the Cult, there remains at least the hope that the child may yet see the light and be saved. It's been known to happen. Therefore, hold tight to hope. It's at the very heart of the Christmas message.

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