Metahysics of the Men's Room

The American Conservative ^ | 22 April 2016 | Rod Dreher

[Rummyfan]

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It’s kind of astonishing, actually, how quickly what was considered unspeakably radical the day before yesterday becomes normalized the next day, and today, any opposition to it is treated as if it could only come from irrational animus. The Law of Merited Impossibility is getting to be as uncontestable as Newton’s the Second Law of Thermodynamics. The LMI is defined thus

The Law Of Merited Impossibility is an epistemological construct governing the paradoxical way overclass opinion makers frame the discourse about the clash between religious liberty and LGBT civil rights. It is best summed up by the phrase, “It’s a complete absurdity to believe that traditional Christians and other conservatives will suffer a single thing from the expansion of LGBT rights, and boy, do they deserve what they’re going to get."

[Lorianne]

OK thanks, I will respond to post #6 because this is important

[Prospero]

That was an excellent article, and I just want to express my appreciation for bringing it to our attention. The author hit upon several important points with regard to the agenda of the "liquid" genderists, or whatever it is they insist the rest of us must not merely tolerate but embrace, and also why the issue is important and who is engaging in the manufacturing of consensus.

Two plus two equals four, everywhere in the universe. Accepting reality is close to the first rule of warfare, which "must be studied," simply because what's at stake is Survival.

[PrairieLady2]

Laws are only as good as those who comply with them. Many laws have been repealed when the public refused to obey them, or when they were uninforceable, or prooved to be counter productive to the original goal.

If a public rest room becomes a dangerous place, and privacy no longer exists, then don’t use it. :) Simple solution.

[PrairieLady2]

Wow! Give her a haircit and you have identical twins! Unreal.

[pfflier]

The Law of Merited Impossibility is getting to be as uncontestable as Newton’s the Second Law of Thermodynamics.

Newton's second law of thermodynamics??