(April 28, 2022 at 9:26 am)Foxaire Wrote: Cruel Lauren Boebert introduces spiteful bill to make traveling harder for trans people
lgbtqnation.com

Quote:How long can the cult of transgenderism last?

Cults are typically most successful when they prey on those who are lonely or isolated—those who feel they do not “fit in” with others—and those who are looking for meaning in their lives and so trust that others have the answers.  The current transgender movement has many parallels to some of the most notorious modern-day cults in terms of the recruitment strategies used, the secrecy, the alienation from family and friends, the indoctrination in the transgender ideology in public schools and on social media, and the refusal to allow dissenting voices.

Just as transgendered individuals claim that they are in the “wrong body,” each of the 39 members of the notorious Heavens Gate suicide cult became convinced that they also were “in the wrong bodies” prior to committing mass suicide in 1997 in a Rancho Santa Fe, California mansion. Like transgendered individuals, Heavens Gate members became alienated from their bodies. They began to believe that they were actually alien beings from outer space, incarnate in human bodies with a mission to teach others about the possibility of reaching a new stage of existence.  For the Heavens Gate cult members, the only way to reach this new stage was to first rid themselves of their despised gendered bodies through surgical castration and hormone therapy—and later through mass suicide when they would finally be free of their human bodies.

https://www.catholicworldreport.com/2022...rism-last/

(April 28, 2022 at 1:15 pm)Fake Messiah Wrote: Catholic Church bashes trans people. I mean, talk about hate speech, sheesh.

Quote:How long can the cult of transgenderism last?

Cults are typically most successful when they prey on those who are lonely or isolated—those who feel they do not “fit in” with others—and those who are looking for meaning in their lives and so trust that others have the answers.  The current transgender movement has many parallels to some of the most notorious modern-day cults in terms of the recruitment strategies used, the secrecy, the alienation from family and friends, the indoctrination in the transgender ideology in public schools and on social media, and the refusal to allow dissenting voices.

Just as transgendered individuals claim that they are in the “wrong body,” each of the 39 members of the notorious Heavens Gate suicide cult became convinced that they also were “in the wrong bodies” prior to committing mass suicide in 1997 in a Rancho Santa Fe, California mansion. Like transgendered individuals, Heavens Gate members became alienated from their bodies. They began to believe that they were actually alien beings from outer space, incarnate in human bodies with a mission to teach others about the possibility of reaching a new stage of existence.  For the Heavens Gate cult members, the only way to reach this new stage was to first rid themselves of their despised gendered bodies through surgical castration and hormone therapy—and later through mass suicide when they would finally be free of their human bodies.

https://www.catholicworldreport.com/2022...rism-last/

(April 19, 2022 at 11:57 pm)Foxaire Wrote:

(April 17, 2022 at 10:43 pm)Jehanne Wrote: Here's Me, by the way:

Am I missing something, because you look like a woman to me.

(April 28, 2022 at 3:13 pm)Jehanne Wrote: I don't wear ties; I do wear skirts.