Now you might ask, how did things get this way? How did it come to a point in our culture where people

are so radically confused about this issue? Where even now, some of you, you think homosexual acts are wrong, but you feel bad about it.

You think it's wrong but you secretly feel like you're doing something wrong even by thinking

it's wrong.

How did that happen?

Well in one recent Netflix artist... it's wrong. How did that happen?

Well, in one recent Netflix expose

about the gay rights movement, they interviewed

one particular leader.

I can't remember his name off the top of my head, but he talks about how they got the culture to change on this issue of homosexuality because it's been a total culture flip in a very short period of time.

And his statement is, we sold it like cereal. We used

advertising, we used pictures, we used propaganda, and we sold it just the same way

they sell like Kellogg cereal and they put like a you know sports figure on the

cover or whatever that's how we did it. There's actually a book from the 90s. It's called

After the Ball how America will conquer its fear and hatred of gays in the 90s.

This book I would have bought it but it was over $300 on Amazon because it's a very, it's quite

a collectible book for obvious reasons.

What it does is it outlines a three-step plan to change American public opinion

using tactics of manipulation and advertising, primarily in the media.

What they do is their three steps are,

one, desensitize, two, jamming, and three, conversion. So the first step, desensitize, they liken the people's

disapproval of homosexual behavior as like having a bad smell in the room.

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