This morning's posts, on storm clouds gathering for the Church and on how a New Religion is forming, the tenets of which include destroying old religions, particularly Christianity, were not planned posts. By that I mean that I hadn't timed publishing them one right after the other or on the same day for that matter. They simply were items I had come across this morning in my reading and thought them both to be interesting and worth sharing.
Now tonight, I come across another related piece and again I tell my readers that I've not planned on this post, which will be my third of the day, to be related to the other two. It just turned out this way, believe it or not.
This time, I'm linking to Matt Walsh, who published something at his place that thoughtfully yet poignantly and piercingly, reveals much about the so called "gay rights" movement:
We all know the score.
This is how the game is played.
They lie, and cooperate with lies, and become willing participants in things that are very likely to be lies, and they do it all for the greater good.
Did you hear about the infamous gay bashing birthday party RSVP from earlier this week? The story set
social media on fire. Two gay dads threw a tie dye party for their 7-year-old daughter, Sophia, and invited all of the neighborhood children over to celebrate. But some anti-gay mother (probably a Christian, as countless people on Facebook and Twitter observed) declined the invitation, and she did so in the rudest way possible. Rather than simply offering a polite ‘sorry, we can’t make it,’ she jotted down a vicious anti-gay rant, and sent it to Sophia’s dads. The note said: “Tommy will NOT attend. I do not believe in what you do and will not subject my innocent son to your “lifestyle.” I’m sorry Sophia has to grow up this way.”
When I first saw this story, my initial thought was: who in God’s name throws tie dye parties anymore?
Then my second thought was: how long before we find out that this entire story is a hoax? I told my wife it would be two weeks. I was wrong. It took one week. A couple of days ago, the inevitable inevitably happened. We discovered that the Tale of the Anti Gay RSVP was, in fact, a complete fabrication, cooked up by a morning radio show.
Don’t worry, they say they only wanted to “start a conversation.”
Mission accomplished. Conversation started.
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This incident happens only a couple of months after a lesbian waitress in New Jersey took to the internet to complain about an anti-gay note left on a receipt. The note said: “I’m sorry but I cannot tip because I do not agree with your lifestyle.” In the surprise twist ending that was neither surprising nor twisty, it eventually came out that the whole thing was a hoax. The waitress made it up.
Of course she made it up.
“I can’t tip because I don’t agree with your lifestyle”? Really? Why would the customer even know her “lifestyle” in the first place? As a lesbian, at what point in taking someone’s food order and refilling their Cokes do you find an opportunity to inform them of your sexual affinity for other women?
But the people who reposted this garbage on their Facebook and Twitter feeds didn’t bother asking that question. And the media outlets that reported it didn’t bother fact checking any aspect of the story until it began to unravel on its own.
That’s because the truth is irrelevant here.
It’s all about the narrative. That’s it.
In fact, instances of fake gay bashing and fabricated homophobic ”hate crimes” are so common that I’d need to drag this on for 20 pages just to come close to listing all of the more recent cases.
Matt goes on to list and link to one fake and fabricated hate crime after another... nine in all and he could've kept going.
He then references Jason Collins and Michael Sam, sports figures who are being manipulatively used to further a clear cut agenda.
But it's his ending that should be read by all. Proof that indeed, the false narrative is beyond doubt the weapon of choice for today's cultural leftists.
So go read the whole thing and do society good by passing his post on then think on these things the next time your emotions are played like a fiddle by those who fly the rainbow flag.
Don't be played.
Carry on.