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Who knew that when the mentally ill were no longer confined that in a few decades they would have their own official affiliations, even their own flags?
In many ways that timeline was logically forseeable. Of course allocation of resources, legal defense, and not just acknowledgement but approval was required.
For all their fighting for their 'rights', it wouldn't have achieved as much as we see today. That is, the aforementioned were necessary.
Who provided those means? Many, and suprisingly diverse stakeholders. Strange bedfellows but all to achieve the same purpose.
Yet to a very large degree it is all of society, with few exceptions, which has paved the way. Some, the aforementioned were in active pursuit of the goal. Most of society were passive. Both brought to fruition the spread of perversion.
Those who said, 'I don't care what you do in your bedroom' and such things, although passive, did allow the spread of perversion to occur.
Now we have it. Emboldened, they won't stop. Indeed, they will move faster. What we see today is nothing compared to what comes and soon.
It has been in just a few short decades that what is now widespread overt celebratory was felonious in all fifty states
Well within one lifetime has what was subject to vicious prosecution and deep offense to society has now become in your face. It is now those who complain or take offense who are subject to ridicule, harrassment, physical violence, even legal prosecution.
That represents a quick timeline. As said, the aforementioned we necessary to achieve the goal so quickly.
Is this a First Amendment issue? To think so is to condemn the first 220 years of the U.S. as deprived.
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