Ben Bartee #homophobia #conspiracy

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They like to hubristically believe that they have achieved narrative hegemony, so it’s as perplexing as it is infuriating when a provincial outpost on the geopolitical scene has the gall to defy their programming.

The immorality of imposing the West’s gender ideology on countries like Uganda should not be glossed over. I have written previously about this phenomenon, which I have branded LGBTQ+++™ new-age neo-colonialism, because that’s exactly what it is.

While I don’t subscribe to the belief that gays should be imprisoned or executed ISIS-style just for being gay, it is nonetheless refreshing to see Uganda assert its national sovereignty so firmly, even against such immense international pressure from the degenerate UN, U.S. and European Union governments.

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“How dare outside forces take umbrage with a sovereign nation brutally oppressing a minority group that I don't like but give token acceptance towards to hide my bigotry? That's colonialism! Let Uganda do what it wants to other human beings, you don't have the right to care about others in another country or to value the lives of all humans like we pretend to!”

They like to hubristically believe that they have achieved narrative hegemony

I know what that means, but good grief, did he read a whole thesaurus before composing that sentence?

It’s hilariously hypocritical especially for Uganda to cry about colonialism in this context, when most of their modern homophobia was explicitly pushed by American missionaries (including the infamous Scott Lively, that rotten bastard (actually, looked him up again just now, I am being way to nice by just calling him a bastard, that men deserves nothing but scorn)). But colonialism is only what we personally dislike, right?

While I don’t subscribe to the belief that gays should be imprisoned or executed ISIS-style just for being gay, it is nonetheless refreshing to see Uganda assert its national sovereignty so firmly

So it’s refreshing to see Uganda insists on its “right” to execute homosexuals?

The immorality of imposing the West’s gender ideology on countries like Uganda should not be glossed over

There are US groups doing it to promote abusive policies against human rights, women, the LGBTQ+, which may be the reason you need to project accusations?

I don’t subscribe to the belief that gays should be imprisoned or executed ISIS-style just for being gay

But for strange reasons when groups promote that and it happens, you instead accuse human rights groups and push false conspiracy theories to demonize them? Bullshit.

This is best described as the authoritarian accusing what's an obstacle to their plans, like human rights, of authoritarianism. Projection for false equivalence. Fascism also works like that: making false claims of being attacked to attack and abuse. Of course, it may become a self-fulfilled prophecy when the people reacts, protects itself against the abusers, by necessity.

@Malingspann #201042

Your link also reminded me of Edgerton's "Sick Societies" 1992 book

Ben Bartee #homophobia #conspiracy pjmedia.com

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