The Dobbs decision was great. It’s a great day for America, and eventually the world. And it never happens if Secretary Clinton wins the presidency.
I come by it honest. If I tell you we’d be better off if Donald J. Trump never becomes our president, I absolutely mean it. But the blood would still cry out from the ground. Ask me why I don’t cheer unequivocally for Democrats, and that’s why. Troubling thing about elected Democrats and far Left activists today: Their moral rigidity would be welcome, but for the fact that they’re wrong about everything of consequence. It’s great we don’t say “faggot” and other slurs in polite society; the bait-and-switch about what families are, and what we ought to do in law and culture remains. When I talk about false sentimentality around gay activism, I mean that deep down, we know—or we ought to—that it’s not cost-free to anyone. It’s not a cutesy Will & Grace episode. And it all leads to the rivers of blood pouring out of the abortuaries. People who don’t know how to form families can look the other way as a genocide occurs. When I say something is “disordered,” you should think of far into the future, when no one is born in the natural way, when we beg to see a pregnant woman, because we’re literally dying off. We’re living the early pages of a dystopia now, except it’s real.
Adolescents and young adults are so enamored with declaring their sexual identity that many of them literally don’t know where babies come from. “Safe sex” was always a misnomer, but it seems kind of quaint; at least we knew what sex was.
There’s so much cultural messaging vilifying men, parenthood, and pregnancy as the most terrible outcome possible that you don’t have to be a crackpot to wonder if it’s intentional. We’re all (most likely) going to die; why do the powerful want the human race itself to die?
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