The Political Hat

“Mothers and fathers, brothers and sisters. But there were also husbands, wives, lovers. There were also monogamy and romance.

“‘Though you probably don’t know what those are,’ said Mustapha Mond.

“They shook their heads.

“Family, monogamy, romance. Everywhere exclusiveness, a narrow channelling of impulse and energy.

“‘But every one belongs to every one else,’ he concluded, citing the hypnopædic proverb.”

— Mustafa Mon

     It is an axiomatic belief of the Left that only by surrendering your individual existence from the collective that you gain freedom from others.  The ultimate expression of the individual is their body, their person, and their very sexuality.  Only by teaching, from a young age, that a child’s body “belongs to every one else” can the Bourgeoisie idea of personal autonomy, and thus less than total surrender to the dieu faux god of the collective, be cast aside and a utopia spontaneously pop into existence.

     This is, has been, and will always be the ultimate goal of the Left:  The absolute idea that a person, both mind and body, belong to everyone else and that any privacy was heresy.  That a child’s body — even sexually — belonged freely to everyone else is, has been, and will always be the ultimate goal of the Left.

     That the true intentions are hidden does not deny this.  Far to often they have let the mask slip and tried to go for the end goal too soon.  Frighteningly, that end goal creeps nearer and nearer.

     Take, for example, the insanity that is Sweden, where children are punished for not using gender-neutral pronouns or treating toys in a “gendered” way.  In Sweden, monsters spend their time in schools, with the governments blessing, to educate their pupils in:

“‘[T]he right to be a whore at school’ as well as playing the condom game. Apparently this game is similar to musical chairs, but the participants are divided into groups represented by various kinds of condoms. The game was mandatory for all pupils.”

     This isn’t just about 15 year olds, but elementary students.  Including:

“[T]he importance of allowing children to ‘play sex’. She based her article on her own experiences when she held educational courses for kindergarten kids during 2003. The focus seemed to have been on ‘breaking the hetero-nom’ and to allow public masturbation in the quiet areas of the kindergarten.”

     And then there is the “normal” occurrence where:

“[T]wo seven year old boys competed in a hockey game and the loser had to suck the other boys penis after each lost game. The boy that usually won said he mostly won because didn’t like the smell of urine from the other boy’s member.”

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