For better or worse what PizzaGate is and isn’t:
First and foremost Pizzagate is about protecting children. That is a fact. The Podesta emails and Comet Ping Pong instagram and other social media have brought to light some questionable activity. Evidence that represents certain people or groups obsession with children and death. This lead many to believe that those involved could be hurting children in some way, by physical abuse or the dissemination of child pornography.
But Pizzagate is about more than children. Pizzagate has also single-handedly broken open the door to censorship in America. You see, the fourth branch of government has been losing their stranglehold on opinion over the last decade. The growth of social media as well as independent news has been phenomenal. The death of newspapers has lead to a rise in ‘online’ news. This has provided the American public with a great platform to spread information and openly discuss and organize. This won’t do; and Pizzagate has provided those concerned with an opportunity to begin cracking down on this problem. Pizzagate has brought about ‘Fake News’ and increased censorship forcing many back to the narrative they carefully orchestrate and use to consolidate power and wealth. We have no power to combat this problem other than attacking it’s funding. Companies should be afraid to sponsor ‘news’.
Pizzagate has also uncovered other evils. I have nothing against Satanism. But Pizzagate has brought to light many people and groups engaging in evil worship: spirit cooking, demented artwork and music, iconic symbolism, and rituals. Most of it under the guise of ‘Art’. Again, I find nothing wrong with evil worship. But those involved don’t claim to be Satanists. In fact many have gone on record as claiming they specifically aren’t Satanists and others claim to be Christians and members of other (non evil) organized religions. You can’t have it both ways. If your engaging in these activities out in the open then people should be able to judge you for it, and have begun to. What we call ‘Art’ today is ridiculous. And many of our tax dollars go to supporting these ‘artists’. While the roads leading to the galleries are in disrepair.
Pizzagate is not, and has never been about homosexuality and sexual preferences among adults. This is an indisputable fact. No where in any investigations has the subject of homosexuality been an issue. Even considering that studies have shown homosexuals to have a greater proclivity towards pedophilia no researchers have voiced any issues in regards to homosexuality of those involved. And that is a good thing.
Pizzagate is about our political system and government organizations empowered to protect. Why has seemingly no official group sought to investigate these matters? What are we paying these people for? Worse why, with seemingly no investigation are they telling us ‘nothing to see here’? Forget what ‘pizza’ and ‘hot dogs’ could possibly, maybe mean, why is an elected official spending 65,000 dollars to have it shipped in? Where did that money come from? Do they not have ‘hot dogs’ in DC? Why are guests spending the night in the White House? Are we running a bed and breakfast now? How does one get on the list?
This simple truth is Pizzagate has uncovered enough evidence for people to take notice and adjust their behaviors. If your local Pizza Hut’s instagram account (or those of it’s owners and employees) kept referencing sex, an unhealthy fixation on children, death, and evil worship (p.s. one of these things does not go with the others) I would think patrons would give a second thought about supporting it. What do any of those subjects have to do with food and fun? There are plenty of places to eat and drink and have fun. Why take the chance? Go check out Dave and Busters instagram: no creepy pictures of kids, no obsession with sex, no obsession with death, and some how they still make money.
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Piscina ago
I agree with just about everything you say. You make great points. But I don't agree with this:
"I have nothing against Satanism. ... Again, I find nothing wrong with evil worship"
I have a HUGE problem with Satanism. I have a HUGE problem with worshipping evil. I get that you are trying to not be judgemental. But sometimes we require judgement. It's okay to be moral and take a stand. If we stand by silently on the basis of being non-judgemental, we allow this insanity and evil to flourish right under our noses.
If Satanism was a religion that taught kindness, love and compassion, I wouldn't have a problem with it. But it's a religion that is nefarious; it doesn't operate out in the open; it promotes evil. On the face of it, it's about 'rationality' and 'critical thinking' but scratch the surface and children are being sacrificed and eaten; abortions are being performed; girls are being sexually abused and traumatised for life; people are being skinned alive, decapitated, strung up, impaled, disembowelled. I am vehemently opposed to Satanism, when these are just a few 'rituals' on it's fecking calendar: http://www.theforbiddenknowledge.com/hardtruth/satanic_calendar.htm
Blood rituals, dismemberment. Animal/human sacrifice. 17 - Satanic revels: Sexual rituals. 20 - 26: Sacrifice preparation: kidnapping, holding and ceremonial preparation of person for human sacrifice. 26 - The Da Muer ritual: Grand climax. Sex rituals and human sacrifice of woman/child
You also state: "But those involved don’t claim to be Satanists. In fact many have gone on record as claiming they specifically aren’t Satanists and others claim to be Christians and members of other (non evil) organized religions" You are absolutely correct. I'm finding that many Satanists are operating under the guise of being very Christian. But, again, scratch the surface and you see the coding--the owls, the single eyes, the Satanic star, the goat, the panda.
WorkSmarter ago
Thank you for commenting; I've thought a lot about what you have written.
Some points I would make: I live in America and think freedom is a very serious matter. The restrictions one puts on others may in turn be used against you one day. I think we all have a right to our own religious views as long as acting on them does not infringe upon the rights of others. I also feel we have the right to persecute people based on their beliefs. Meaning a restauranter, for instance, should have full freedom to worship who they want and if they are emboldened enough to make their beliefs public the public has the right to say I don't want to have anything to do with their business.
More personally, I am a Christian. I feel those involved in Satanism and other evil organizations are deplorable. Those are my personal feelings. If you read the post I wrote and noted below I think you will get a better understanding of my feelings on the subject; it makes my blood boil that it is accepted and worse yet: PRAISED (meaning people who are definitely not satanists call these actions genius and flock to it, i'm referring to things like the art of Abromivic).
I also believe history is written by the winners. Although I have studied the bible at great length I have not come away with the belief that I need to hate someone or some group. It is not clear to me that Satan/Lucifer (I must admit I get the two confused at times) is THE bad guy. Perhaps his journey is not so different than ours; an entity that needs to learn more. I am also not certain that he is void of good. I believe he was described as 'the bringer of light' and the leader of 'music'; two things I don't find particularly evil.
Lastly I said what I said because I do not want this movement tainted by homophobia or religious persecution. Regardless of my views on those subjects.