Despite backlash, Biden proclaims Easter Sunday as Transgender Day of  Visibility. No, not despite, because of. In the Soviet Union, people often stood in line for hours for a loaf of bread, while Stalin announced a record grain harvest. Of course, Stalin hoped people would believe this obvious lie. But it didn’t really matter. He was equally pleased if people knew it was a lie but repeated it anyway.

If people parroted his propaganda, the dictator knew he owned their minds as well as their souls.

If people buy the transgender ideology, Biden – or at least the clique running him – will be pleased. But if people merely remain silent and apathetic at a transgender Easter, that’s okay, too. It means they own our minds as well as our souls. Record grain harvest but shortage of bread? Day of the Resurrection but celebrate castrating children? Same thing, really: We sold our birthright of freedom for a second-rate ideology that is obviously phony and destructive. It means they own us.

By the way, why is March 31 significant to the transgender movement? Is it the day Susan first insisted on being called Bud? The day the first penis was amputated at the De Sade Institute? No, it is Easter Sunday, the day Christians believe Christ rose from the dead. The day is significant not for what it represents, but for what it does not represent: respect for the billions of Christians world wide who revere it as sacred. That says it all.