Idolatry and vicious gay men

Just a short one for exemplary purposes. I’ll have a lot more to say about many much, much more profane and obscene things said to me by gay men about this issue coming up on this weekend’s Disaffected.

This example is a mild one. It’s covertly narcissistic, rather than being obviously deranged and aggressive. But it’s actually much more wicked for trying to disguise itself.

The Setup

The topic is Madonna, pictured below wearing a shirt that says “Protect the Dolls.” That’s a phrase used by lunatic leftists. “Dolls” are “transgender women.” Yes, it is like something out of Silence of the Lambs.

Madonna is not only wanting to protect the adult “dolls,” she also wants children to be able to have “transgender affirming care.” I heard this shit out of her mouth from the front row of a concert last year (and I want my money back). The woman is a disgusting narcissist, a modern Joan Crawford who buys children (stars call it “adoption”) for publicity.

What I said

I posted the following on Madonna’s twitter thread.

You were the coolest girl in the world for years. Along with millions of 80s kids, I papered my walls with your posters. Bought every album.

You gave us the most beautiful, glamorous fun a young kid could have.

Gay boys saw hope when you stuck up for us, especially in the AIDS crisis.

And then some of us grew up, but you never did. Every year that ticked by, you thought you could stop. You got raunchier (even for you), nastier, meaner, more greedy, until you literally remade yourself in plastic and became a caricature mask of your former self.

What I naively thought was "love and light and liberation" from you was nothing but narcissistic debauchery. I mocked adults who said you were a bad influence on girls.

They were right. If you had any influence at all on youth now, they'd be on a road straight to hell with a stop under the gender butcher's knife. I wouldn't let a child in my care within 100 feet of you.

Now look at yourself. 65 years old and you're supporting the self-destruction that is "transgender." Worse, you think this is something young people should take up.

You're a witch, and you're a whore. I miss the old version of you, but then I remind myself that "you" were never anything but an illusion.

A response

I knew when I posted that what I would get. Screaming, hysterical, furious histrionic and borderlines, women and fags, losing their everloving minds. Which is amusing, given that Madonna is a deliberate whore, she’s marketed herself as a whore for 40 years, and being a whore made her world-famous. Why so upset?

I knew that would happen; it was not a surprise. I’ll give you the most depraved this weekend on the show.

But I also posted it on Substack, where I started getting “Twitter” responses from other gay men. What do I mean? I mean social abuse. Feminine, implicative, bitchy insults disguised as “concern.” This one is from

Chris Bass

.

—This comes across as really unhinged bro. Even the most gender critical actvists aren't even necessarily against transitioning for adults -- there are just some spaces that are sexed and need to remain sexed, like like bathrooms, prisons, and sports-- and there are some people who should not be allowed, much less encouraged to transition, such as children.

We can oppose gender ideology and the theories and myths that trans actvisits have created to try to sell the idea of gender transitioning or to convince themselves that changing sex is possible, and we can do so without becoming as unhinged and performative as you have become in a post like this.

Keep your head on straight. Be discerning. Protecting the Dolls isn't some endorsement of gender ideology. But even if it is, trans actvisits have appropriated the entire LGBT movement to convince Madonna and everyone else in the world that this is how best to support all of us.

By wearing this shirt, she thinks she is supporting us the way she always has. And even if it isn't, most of the country and the LGBT agrees with her.—Chris Bass

My response

1. I’m not your bro

2. There is no “we” with you and I

3. I am not part of any “community” with you

4. We are not part of a shared subculture. I reject you and people like you.

5. No, I do not approve of the surgical mutilation of adults in order to “cure” what is a deep psychiatric problem. That you do, Mr. Bass, illuminates your character.

6. I know what you’re doing, because I grew up with a mother who played the same mind games you play, but more expertly. Here, I’ll play it on you: “Have you taken your medicine today, Chris? I’m worried about you. Are you sure you’re not having an episode? You seem a little unstable, which I only say because I’m so very concerned for you.”

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