This is my boilerplate because it is a universal, timeless and unchangeable truth: When a liberal pushes an issue it is far more about how well that issue advances the end goal to impose the Secular Utopia on us than it is to address the issue at hand. So every word, every action every emotion and every advocacy has a broader goal.
Liberalism is a power-focused religion even though it lacks an embodied deity. Christianity is a principle-focused religion, the principles being summarized in the words of Jesus to love your neighbor as yourself, and listed as the Ten Commandment.
True Christianity is the mortal enemy of liberalism. That is why in every way liberals wage war against Christianity and against everything Christian, even if that war is conducted via guild and with proxies, like is being done at this very moment using “race”.
So, when someone says: ““To sum up, I think Bill Clinton could very well have raped Juanita Broaddrick; that it doesn’t make him an evil man, or irredeemable,” she wrote. “It doesn’t even necessarily make him a bad feminist — you know, later, once he stops doing that.” They are telling me everything I need to know about both parties.
Saul Alinksy said that in the book that he dedicated to Lucifer.
That was a brilliant post.
Your “boilerplate” is spot on, and probably can’t be repeated too often or in too many different ways.
Most grounded individuals in this country can see in individual issues that it’s falling apart, and they know things are changing for the worst in some fundamental way, but generally don’t see the nature of the dark forest made up of those warped trees.