Gay rights groups in doublethink mode over new state laws

There's currently a national dust-up over two types of laws that are cramping the style of LGBT groups who want to impose their views on everybody else and bully religious people in the process. 

The first are religious freedom laws, that, say critics, will result in discrimination against gays  which is wrong because, as one commentator said today on NPR, they were "created that way."

The second are bills requiring people to use the bathroom facilities that correspond to their biological sex. We can't have these because it would discriminate against "transgendered" people, who have the right to decide what gender they are.

So one law is wrong because people are created with a certain gender. The other law is wrong because you can decide what gender you are despite how you are created.

We could call these mutually exclusive position examples of Orwellian doublethink, but that's probably considered unacceptable too—for undoubtedly conflicting reasons.

Is the LGBT Revolution eating its young?

In the Age of Revolution we are in, in which every convention, every custom, every fixture of traditional culture is being swept away, you begin to wonder what will be left to rebel against once we have done away with every good thing.

The answer? Once every traditional boundary and every ancient landmark is gone, the revolutionaries start to fight among themselves. 

The Revolution is always followed by the Counter-Revolution, the original revolutionaries are always followed by their more ideological and patricidal children, everyone is equal--until the people who proclaim that everyone is equal take control, in which case the people who proclaim that everyone is equal begin to consider themselves more equal than others.

The LGBT movement, which is take its place at the head of the revolutionary mob, seems to be experiencing just this.

From Pink News (via Rod Dreher's blog at the American Conservative), we have the following from what appears to be the LGBT version of Animal Farm: 

The National Union of Students’ LGBT Campaign has passed a motion calling for the abolition of representatives for gay men – because they “don’t face oppression” in the LGBT community.

At the event, delegates passed a motion that blames “cis gay men” for “misogyny, transphobia, racism and biphobia”.

It says: “Misogyny, transphobia, racism and biphobia are often present in LGBT+ societies. This is unfortunately more likely to occur when the society is dominated by white cis gay men.”

Yes, the LGBT revolution is now eating its young. 

From the Great Liberal Ideas Department: Segregated schools for #LGBT youth

The Pride School in Atlanta, Georgia is now accepting applications exclusively for "LGBT youth" in order to meet their "special needs." Students will no longer feel bullied or not accepted, as they are in traditional schools. Segregating them in this way would help them bet the support they need for "being different."

Of course, even if this school is successful, there will still be many "LGBT youth" remaining in public schools. What new progressive policies can we implement for them? Separate drinking fountains? Separate eating places in the cafeteria? How about saving the seats at the back of public buses just for them!

Pretty soon, they'll have LGBT youths pickin' cotton.

You gotta love liberals.