PGC – Corpo-Woketarianizm is riding into power under the rainbow flag, billing itself as the champion for the cause of the generationally-oppressed homosexual. The suffering is real and the stigmatiztion of homsexuality and non-heterosexual expressions is a continuing issue for folks that are parts of these communities. Corpo-woketarianz offer this group a mix of revenge and utopion justice through a process of assuring that not one human is left viable in our society that dares believe homosexuality is anything but stunning and brave, and something to be celebrated over almost everything else you could posibly imagine.
I saw this coming from far awar, from years away, and, for years, I chose not to attack so directly this corpo-woketarianizm as it began to emerge. I chose to be silent for fear of enabling what backlash might come should I fight against the improper, unjust use the real suffering of real people to coercive others and break down standards that protect all those in disadvantage from those in advantage, mainly and specifically the standards we find in our American Bill of Rights.
The Corpo-Woketarianz are telling the non-heterosexual-exclusive communities that their family and friends and neighbors are all potentially expendable if they hope to live in Corpowoketarianztopiaz. Speaking out against them does, in fact, or at least in part, embolden actual bigots, actual racists, actual oppressors who used a lot of very recent subhumanizing contstructs to eliminate vast swathes of people from consideration on par with being a fellow human like themselves.
Case in point might be seen in Ghana, who sees the aggressive use of “Gay Rights” by Copowoketarianz Inc all around them, and they react by trying to shut out the gays, legislate away the gays, subhumanize them once again, and assure they stay there. This is a natural reaction to a perceived, now not entirely unjustified perception, threat from within if they ’embolden’ this community.
The community, my friends, is not the issue, nor is sexuality itself. Homsexuality, bisexuality, let the humans sort that openly in consensual frames, then all of the arguments might be put to rest and we will see what a people within the whole people of human (of which we all belong) can do if given the space to simply be fellow humans with the rest of humanity.
While coercive acceptance is never acceptable, nor is social shunning of non-acceptance, coervive non-acceptance is not acceptable within our Bill of Rights frame. We humans, as we come to understand more and more who we are in all our variations, must, within a pluralistic democratic republic limited by a Bill of Rights based constitution, assure that our variations are given civil, public space, in comerce and trade, in government, full access to a society and full and equal standing with the whole of society.
So long as your beliefs, your habits of being do not directly threaten to coerce others who have not first attempted to directly coerce you, then a pluralistic land must assure that variations be given their open space to become what they might become without social vilification and state limitation. While it is easy to understand where the powers that be in Ghana might be tempted to put thousands of lives at risk of significant destabiliaztion and trauma, this is not of the spirit of justice in a land of liberty.
This countervaling ‘baclash’ is one I fear here in America, and as a loved one and friend of multiple people that fall outside the category of heterosexual-exclusive, my love for them and my fear for their potential well-being leads me away from such draconian reactions to a very real threat, the use of the cause of the homosexual, or any other disenfranchised group, as a powderkeg built on promises of revenge and utopian deliverance, all to turn into distopian infighting over the scraps you still hold, if you end up on top in the end at all.
The dynamic of multiple sexual dimensions in human society is a process we have yet to fully understand, and we never will if we don’t give equal space to those that fit outside the orthodox frames. But it is a process that must begin on equal footing, and a process that limits its actions to respect to the bills of rights of all. It’s a messier process, but one that will produce genuine shifts in human understanding, not aped behavior that papers over simmering hate waiting to explode should the shackles come off.
That last path is the one the Corpowoketarianz are leading us down, but we need not respond by heading down the path to Ghana. In a lot of ways, we won’t, if we wish to preserve an American democratic republic limited by a Bill of Rights Based Constitution that enables our true diversity to co-exist peacefully and prosperously despite all our myriad of differences.
The greatest beacon Americans can hold right now is the beacon of the Bill of Rights, but you must hold it and honor it for all, no matter their belief or political persuasion. If the least of us is not free, the best of us is a slave owner of the rest of us.
UN experts say Ghana anti-LGBTQI draft bill is ‘recipe for violence’
From www.ghanabusinessnews.com
2021-08-12 06:17:34
Excerpt:
United Nations human rights experts have called on the Ghanaian government to reject the proposed ‘family values’ bill currently before Parliament because it seeks to establish a system of State-sponsored discrimination and violence against the LGBTQI community. The first reading of the bill was done on August 2, 2021. Consideration of the bill is expected to be done in October 2021.
In a press release copied to ghanabusinessnews.com, the independent experts, appointed by the Human Rights Council, presented an analysis of the draft bill to the Ghana government, concluding that adopting the legislation in its current or any partial form would be tantamount to a violation of a number of human rights standards, including the absolute prohibition of torture.
The experts describe the draft legislation which argues that any person who deviates from an arbitrary standard of sexual orientation or gender identity is immediately to be considered dangerous, sick or anti-social, as a textbook example of discrimination.
“The proposed law promotes deeply harmful practices that amount to ill-treatment and are conducive to torture, such as so-called ‘conversion therapy’ and other heinous violations like unneces
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