Tag Archives: The Atlantic
Why Are (Young) Women So Woke?
IVF Companies Depend on Abortion
How The Federal Government Used Evangelical Leaders To Spread COVID Propaganda To Churches
Privacy in Bathrooms Going, Going, Soon Gone
For those who find unpersuasive the warnings of conservatives about the cultural implications of “trans”-cultism, perhaps the words of “progressive” New York City father George Packer who experienced firsthand the effects in his children’s grade school of the totalitarian, anti-liberal “identity” dogma that now poisons America and wrote about them in an article for The Atlantic titled, “When the Culture War Comes for the Kids” will be more convincing:
…The bathroom crisis hit our school the same year our son took the standardized tests. A girl in second grade had switched to using male pronouns, adopted the initial
Transgender Fury
You’ve heard the old saying that starts, “Hell hath no fury”? It pretty well describes today’s transgender activists.
If you want to see how far down the slope civic discourse has slid in the land of free speech and “tolerance,” I give you an article in The Atlantic by Jesse Singhal [sic] entitled, “When Children Say They’re Trans.”
Rather than the unabashed cheerleading you might expect in a secular, progressive magazine, the article is surprisingly balanced. And that’s just the problem for transgender activists.
Said one on Twitter: “This guy’s one-man crusade against trans people has gone on for years. …
The Fabulist Fourth Estate and “Chestfeeding” Fake Men
ISIS Attacks in Paris
Friday’s attack in Paris, when ISIS terrorists attacked a concert hall, a soccer stadium, and a neighborhood known for its cafes, killing at least 129 people and wounding another 350, was the second wave of terror launched against the City of Light just this year. Back in January, terrorists attacked the offices of the magazine Charlie Hebdo and a Jewish supermarket, killing a dozen people.
According to French president Francois Hollande, ISIS has “declared war” on France and that France’s response will be “pitiless.”
And the most common reaction here in the States, besides pity for the victims, is …
