| Robert Spencer asks a key question: At what point does wokeism cross the line from public policy, which is permitted, to an established religion, which is not permitted? Think about it. At work or at at school, you can get into serious trouble by “misgendering” someone. But doesn’t this bump up against the First Amendment – you remember, freedom of speech? It does, unless it’s covered under the rest of the First Amendment, free exercise of religion. |
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| • In this religion, women are as strong and as fast as men. Actual records show this belief to be ridiculously false: <a hrhttps://law.duke.edu/sports/sex-sport/comparative-athletic-performance”>https://law.duke.edu/sports/sex-sport/comparative-athletic-performance</a> |
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| • In this religion, you can’t know what pronouns to use for people by simply looking at them. You have to ask them what gender they perceive themselves to be. |
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| • In this religion, genocide – that is, mass murder of a whole group – is not intrinsically wrong, but wrong only in a specific context. Hitler would agree enthusiastically. He thought genocide – or anything else – became legal if he ordered it. In fact, he proclaimed himself der oberste Gerichtsherr, the supreme lawgiver. And you thought it was Moses! |
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| In our effort not to let Christianity be our established religion, let us take care that wokeism – that is, anti-Christianity – does not become our established religion by default. If I must choose, I’ll take the original, thank you. |
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| https://www.frontpagemag.com/we-actually-do-have-an-established-religion/ |
We Actually Do Have an Established Religion