[AMERICANTHINKER] At first I kind of felt sorry for him, because his mental instability is our fault as a society. We allowed this to happen. We said it was all okay, and it wasn't.For instance, my city – his city – boasts a thriving drag culture that administrators have proudly worked to make "mainstream." A recent newspaper article reported that drag is the ultimate "anti-establishment" thing to do. Local groups gushed that it is now embraced by the heterosexual community as an "accepted art form" and that everyone is scrambling for a spot in the Miss Drag 2018 pageant. Between that and the complicated but super-popular lesbian, gay, transgender, queer, intersexual, and asexual agenda, it's a wonder we don't find our kids wandering naked, dazed and confused, down the middle of our streets.
On any given day, this poor boy doesn't know what sex he is, how to dress in the morning, what his name is. He's holding down a job that's probably the only static thing in his life. One day, he might just become so overwhelmed with the chaos that he hangs himself from the highest tree...and society will blame people like me for not coddling him enough instead of blaming the culture that fried his brain.
As I drove off, I realized I was watching a pouty snowflake begin to melt. I thought of how much energy he must waste thinking of himself every day. He had been trained to be the center of his own universe, and it was with himself that all his empathy and sympathy lay.
The LGBT agenda is a large entity with wide-ranging implications in religion and politics – but watching its singularly tumultuous effect on the mind of one young man has been truly heartbreaking.