Category AIDS (disease)

November 19, 2021 / Posted in  abortion, Adolf Hitler, AIDS (disease), Bible, Bible, Blog, book burning, censorship, Christian Terrorists, Christianity plagiarism, Domestic terrorist, Evangelical Christianity, Fascism in USA, gay marriage, homophobia, Homosexuality, Jewish history, Josh Hawley (R-VA), LGBTQ, Matt Krause, Nazis, Paul R. Pearson, Pyramid Texts, Religious fundamentalists, Republican Party, Republicanazis, Ruby Bridges, Serapeum, sex education, sexual symbolism, Southern Baptists, Southlake, Terrorist attacks, Texas, Texas legislature, Transgender people, transvestites, white privilege, white supremacy racism

Library of Alexandria artist rendition

This essay is dedicated to my well-read and erudite friend Woody Besse in Cedar Hill, Texas who puts up with my decidedly anti-Republican essays exposing the duplicity and double-talk given to education and learning, First Amendment rights and guarantees, and the equality of all people regardless of sex, gender, gender-identification, race, age, status, etc.

Burning books and other items containing knowledge is as old as time. Julius Cesar burned the Library of Alexander, that was one of the largest and most significant libraries of the ancient world. The Library¹ was part of a larger research institution called the Mouseion, which was dedicated to the Muses, the nine goddesses of the arts, and all documents in it...

October 27, 2021 / Posted in  AIDS (disease), Barrack (President), Christian Terrorists, Critical Race Theory, Donald Trump, Education, Evangelical Pastors for Trump, gay marriage, Homosexuality, Jesus, LGBTQ, Misinformation, Obama, racism, Religious fundamentalists, Rep. Bob Good (R-VA), Republican Party, Republicanazis, Rick Scarborough (preacher), separation of church and state, Shepard-Byrd Hate Crimes Act, Southern Baptists, Texas, Trump Donald J, white privilege, white replacement theory, white supremacy racism

Extremism is the reality that Texas has lovingly preserved: in politics, in religion, in enforcement (there are more crimes against humanity by police and sheriffs in Texas than in any other state) while education, health, family life and security remain low. The more hate a person can spew is the passport to political office, and ideas on working for the common good, raising education levels, acknowledging a racist past and precedents is laughed at and openly scorned.

Texas pastor Rick Scarborough (The Independent UK)

Rick Scarborough, from Pearland, Texas, a self-described “Christocrat,”¹ strident anti-LGBTQ² activist who declared AIDS to be a “homosexual disease”³ a loving (sic) god sent to punish⁴ “sodomites”⁵]–even thought AIDS strikes both genders and was found to have been diagn...