And then we almost had another trans shooter who was planning on attacking a school or church:
Just a reminder……..
How many trans people have Christians killed in 2023?
None.
How many Christians have trans people killed in 2023?
Six.
And then we almost had another trans shooter who was planning on attacking a school or church:
Just a reminder……..
How many trans people have Christians killed in 2023?
None.
How many Christians have trans people killed in 2023?
Six.
Here’s some Gender Authoritarianism:
If you want a better look at the Collective:
Here’s another push toward normalizing pedophilia:
And let’s end with the slippery slope:
It’s clear from this exchange that the trans person doesn’t have a coherent position and Walsh does a good job of flushing that out while being respectful. But the scary thing is that I’ll bet there are many on the Left who feel as if the trans person is being “attacked.” In other words, that, and that alone, is what they would get from this exchange.
Birgit Pfeifer of Windesheim University of Applied Sciences and Ruard R. Ganzevoort of Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam published an article entitled The Implicit Religion of School Shootings: Existential Concerns of Perpetrators Prior to Their Crime. (HT: John Branyan)
The researchers looked through the writings and videos of school shooters to determine if there are any patterns. They conclude their analysis as follows:
One can, of course, argue (correctly) that mental disorders, antisocial personality disorders and/or severe bullying can lead to school shootings, but that may not be the whole picture. Our study suggests that the school shootings may be understood as trans-ethical violent actions driven by existential concerns and framed in the language of implicit religion.
The existential concerns are as follows:
Existential concerns, as addressed in this paper, are related to views of life and death, the freedom of the individual and responsibility for one’s actions, the awareness that one…
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That reponse almost restored my faith in humanity.
Oh, and those Christian kids had it coming:
As we know, the newest generation (Gen Z) has turned out to be the least religious and most atheistic we have seen for the last century:
In terms of identity, Generation Z is the least religious generation yet. More than one-third (34 percent) of Generation Z are religiously unaffiliated, a significantly larger proportion than among millennials (29 percent) and Generation X (25 percent). Fewer than one in five (18 percent) baby boomers and only 9 percent of the silent generation are religiously unaffiliated…..It’s not only a lack of religious affiliation that distinguishes Generation Z. They are also far more likely to identify as atheist or agnostic. Eighteen percent of Gen Z affirmatively identify as either atheist (9 percent) or agnostic (9 percent). In contrast, fewer than one in 10 (9 percent) baby boomers and 4 percent of the silent generation identifies as atheist or agnostic.
Yet there is another striking feature of this generation. It, more than others before it, has a larger problem with mental health:
Generation Z has been called the most depressed generation
Survey: 42% of Gen Z Diagnosed With a Mental Health Condition
Of course, correlation does not equal causation, but is it possible that atheism, and the lack of religion, is a causal factor behind the mental health issues of Gen Z?
Let me provide some different lines of evidence that suggest this might very well be the case.
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