There isn\u2019t a week that goes by where someone doesn\u2019t call me a racist. Why? Because I actually did or said something racist? No. Simply because the person claiming racial discrimination didn\u2019t get their way. I mean that\u2019s what it has to be right, since everyone is entitled to everything always? If I don\u2019t give them their way than I have somehow infringed on their right<\/em> to get their way, ergo racist. <\/p>\n I work in real estate, in the rental housing market. When a homeowner entrusts me with the proper care and handling of their invest property my duty is to protect their invest by finding a qualified renter to lease their home. Qualifications are determined by Federal Fair Housing Laws and the state\u2019s realtor association. <\/p>\n When someone comes to me looking for housing and they are a twice convicted felon, a registered sex offender, and are currently under eviction and haven\u2019t paid their rent in three months chances are they\u2019re going to have a very hard time finding housing not because of their ethnicity or national origin but because they haven\u2019t been able to prove themselves to be responsible renters. <\/p>\n Black, white, green, orange, male, female, straight, gay, young or old, under those circumstances no one is going to trust you with the keys to someone else\u2019s car much less an entire house! <\/p>\n I wish people would take responsibility for their own shitty credit or criminal background issues instead of automatically accusing the world of conspiring against them because of the color of their skin, gender, or their age. <\/p>\n But to examine where you are today and how you got there would be to acknowledge the poor choices made along the way, and personal responsibility and integrity is currently not in vogue. However, victimology is the height of fashion. <\/p>\n Sex.<\/strong> <\/p>\n Women, you are embarrassing yourselves running around crying \u201ctriggered<\/a>\u201d over every little thing, carrying mattresses across campus<\/a>, accusing everything of encouraging a culture of rape and everyone of harassment<\/a>. <\/p>\n I\u2019m almost sorry for my son who, in a few short years, will have to navigate the seas of your emotional instability and crazy. I don\u2019t envy any college aged young man having to deal with young feminist women, who in my opinion are the most vindictive vicious sort. <\/p>\n Twice in my life I have been dragged into a cases of fake rape, where friends (now ex-friends) decided to ruin their boyfriends\u2019 lives. The first was in my early twenties when a girl I knew decided to accuse her boyfriend of rape because she thought he cheated on her. In retaliation she set about to ruin his reputation and in return she was heaped with sympathy for her plight and praise for her bravery to speak out. Eventually she was discovered to be a liar but she just blamed a traumatic childhood for her actions and everyone agreed she\u2019d suffered enough. No one cared about the young man\u2019s reputation. <\/p>\n The second account actually involved the police. A friend wanted to go out for drinks to cheer herself up after being dumped by her boyfriend. She proceeded to drink too much and picked up some random guy at the bar. She went to a hotel with him and I went home. Later that evening she had him drive her back to my apartment so she could pick up her car. After he drove off she came in and proceeded to tell me all about her night \u2013 she got his number, he was cute, a good kisser and so forth to ad nauseum. Then she went home. <\/p>\n A few days later the police showed up at my job to question me about my friend\u2019s \u201crape.\u201d Apparently she went to the police and accused the guy from the bar of drugging and raping her. In doing so she hoped her ex-boyfriend would rush to her aid and then they\u2019d get back together and live happily ever after. Only my testimony of the night\u2019s events ruined that. Eventually the accused man was found innocent, obviously, but I never learned what happened to my friend. We stopped speaking immediately after those events. <\/p>\n Women want to be respected and treated equally but behave, in general, in a manner that commands the complete opposite. <\/p>\n Marriage.<\/strong><\/p>\n Gays can now legally get married in every state in the U.S. This is the end of civilization and the establishment of marriage as we know it! <\/p>\n No. We ruined marriage ourselves decades ago. I\u2019ll use myself as an example and admit my own role in the devaluation of the institution. <\/p>\n I got married because I found myself pregnant. Neither of us wanted to be married but we both thought \u201cwhat the hell, worse case scenario divorce.\u201d A few years later we were, unsurprisingly, divorced. <\/p>\n There were a lot of other things going on behind the scenes that led to our divorce but I think it important to note our attitude when we took our vows \u2013 that common held attitude that if things get too shitty we can always call it quits. In short, a lack of commitment from the start. <\/p>\n Marriage hasn\u2019t meant anything to a good majority of the population for a very long time. We can divorce our spouses for simply being bored of their face and yet we have the righteous indignation to defend the institution from the \u201cthreat\u201d of gay marriage. <\/p>\n It also doesn\u2019t matter who perceives which group to be more sexually promiscuous or less monogamous. Faithful partners and outright whores can be found in both communities. The argument for or against can\u2019t be made there. <\/p>\n Unless we are willing to publicly and legally admonish the ease in which we can get divorced and take an honest look at how we contributed to the culture of divorce and destruction of marriage ourselves there\u2019s not much we can say with any ounce of intellectual honesty. <\/p>\n No, my concern lays more with the aggressive push to make everyone \u201cbake that fucking cake or else<\/a>.\u201d It\u2019s a dangerous hive mind think where any deviation is deemed bigoted hate punishable by law. A few days after the legalization of same-sex marriage calls came for the end of tax exemptions for religious institutions<\/a> and the ACLU will no longer defend the Religious Freedom Restoration Act<\/a>. <\/p>\n With every passing day it becomes clear that this was less about equality for all and more an opportunity to oppress religious groups and criminally persecute anyone who deviates from the new norm. Liberals, gay and straight alike, have been gleeful in watching the Church get what they think She deserves for teaching against sin. <\/p>\n I\u2019m disgusted with it all and I think everyone has lost their damn minds. <\/p>\n \/end rant<\/p>\n<\/body><\/html>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" \u2026 I am sick of race. I am sick of marriage. I am sick to death of the perpetually offended. When did we as a culture become so incapable of coping? Race. There isn\u2019t a week that goes by where someone doesn\u2019t call me a racist. Why? 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