Tolerance.
These are the people who lecture others about love and tolerance. Hate has no home here, right?
At a hospital in Portland, Oregon, a city Rita Panahi calls “the looniest left city known to modern man,” a woman’s cancer treatment has been threatened because she dared to “[question] the need for a trans flag.”
This patient was “first bullied by those meant to be treating her” and then “asked to submit to re-education, and when she refused, she was told she can no longer receive cancer treatment at Oregon Health and Science University,” Rita tells Douglas Murray.
“You can just feel the love and tolerance,” she mocks.
“You wonder where the adults all went in a city like Portland that was quite a proud city, quite a successful city in the past,” says Douglas.
“How could you get your priorities so out of order that a woman with cancer is treated like this for this ridiculous, stupid, ugly flag about a total fad?” he rants.
Rita agrees, adding, “Their moral compass appears to be completely warped.”
Me again: What is wrong with these people? Could you imagine if someone had questioned the presence of an American flag and the hospital threatened to cease treating them for cancer? No? That’s right. Because it hasn’t happened. But the rainbow flag is different. You MUST bow before it. That is more important than your cancer treatment. That is more important than your life, right?
It’s getting dangerous out here to be a Christian. And I don’t see it getting better any time soon.
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