Today, The New York Times ran an op-ed telling people to withhold affection from their relatives unless they protest or give money to anti-racism organizations.— Mark Hemingway (@Heminator) June 6, 2020
Where does this end? I want racial equality, but I utterly disdain any person or institution endorsing such tactics. pic.twitter.com/vVTnKq75mo
Monday, June 08, 2020
New York Times Runs Op-Ed Instructing People To Withhold Affection From Relatives Unless They Protest or Give Money to Anti-Racism Organizations
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Wow! Emotional extortion. Using love as a weapon! I can only hope that whoever wrote the piece does not have children. Or for that matter, parents on a fixed income.
Leviticus 19:32-34 International Standard Version (ISV)
32 “Rise in the presence of the aged[a] and honor the elderly face-to-face.
So I am to tell my elderly parents on a fixed income (via text, the cowards way out) that I will not visit them or answer their calls unless they bow to my demands?
Bitches!
Same kind of emotional blackmail they advocate for "loved ones" who voted for Trump. If you have people who have become so mired in the cultural Marxist agenda that they are willing to obey this diktat then you need to question if they fit the definition of "loved ones". Marxism is anti-individual to the core. This is just more proof.
The true face of the Left.
Reduce the gruel - and it is Satanism.
Good against evil.
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