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To: Blackfish1

Gay marriage is just one of the many assaults on traditional values. Personally I think those values are the glue that holds our (or any other) society together.

When enough of the glue has been destroyed, it is quite possible, IMO, that the society will suddenly and dramatically self-destruct.

I hope you’re right, that our society is infinitely malleable, and that activists can adjust it to suit their whims without drastic negative consequences.

But I doubt it. Are you familiar with “critical theory?” Whether they realize it or not, CT is behind all modern attacks on traditional values by progressives.

But CT does not have a goal or a state towards which it works and is then satisfied that eutopia has been reached.

When is achieves goal A, there isn’t even a pause before expressing outrage at situation B, and so forth. IOW, they will NEVER be happy. Institutions and practices are ALL to be destroyed. An implacable enemy cannot be appeased, he can only be fought and defeated. Or you can lose the battle and be destroyed yourself.

IMO, most American think we can still give in on gay marriage or whatever the issue du jour is and they’ll be satisfied and leave us alone. But that’s not an option. They’re like the Bond villain when asked if he expects Bond to talk. “No, Mr. Bond, I expect you to die.”

Your mileage, of course, may vary, and I respect people with honest but different opinions. I do not, however, respect the critical theorists, who are, I believe, the most deadly enemies of humanity.


22 posted on 01/29/2014 7:31:34 AM PST by Sherman Logan
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To: Sherman Logan

Quickly, regarding the critique of CT, whether progressives have end goals, etc...

Can we honestly say that any ideology is ever satisfied? Are you ever satisfied? Was there ever a utopian time where everything was as it should be? Every cause moves from one cause to another, towards whatever they think is the ideal. There are those within the Libertarian movement far more zealous than I who would essentially abolish nearly all forms of government, which I don’t agree with. So as one piece is defunded or dismantled or weakened, they are quickly moving on to the next, in pursuit of their ideal. This is the tension that exists between ideologies. Both sides ultimately see the other as seeking to destroy.


23 posted on 01/29/2014 3:12:10 PM PST by Blackfish1
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