WOTM: Ayaan Is Gaslighting Us, Part VII
And here's this month's freebie, as promised (for my accidental double posting last month). But just because it's free, doesn't mean it's not a doozy! Did you know that I'm a Christian? Richard Dawkins too? All of us really. 'Cause Ayaan has bought into that Tom Holland/Jordan Peterson bullshit about our values coming from Christianity... as though The Enlightenment was a Christian endeavor (and despite many Enlightenment writings ending up on the index of forbidden books kept by the Catholic Church). You can't make this shit up, people!!! The ignorance is absolutely astounding. And apparently, no one's going to correct her! Right, Alex? D'oh!!!
So that's it for this month. Although, I will be posting part VIII just shortly after midnight (if I don't fall asleep first), so you don't have to wait a month for the end. And that ending is quite epic if I do say so myself. I was lucky enough to find a few words from Hitch which seem almost to be intended for Ayaan!
If I do fall asleep, I'll post part VIII early tomorrow morning. Don't wanna leave you hanging. I apologize. I know all of you will be sitting down immediately to binge all these videos in one sitting. My bad.
I hope you all have as good a life as you've afforded me. I can't believe I get to make these videos for a living! I really do love what I do — I hope that shines through. I would definitely do this for free. But I'd only be able to do that for a while, as a lack of food and shelter would end me rather quickly (I'm a delicate flower). And none of us wants that, right?... Right?!!!... RIGHT?!!!
Thank you all so much! And please stay safe! This coming year (or four) is fraught with enough danger as it is. I need you all to stay with me. Have a great New Year, and I'll see you all next month. Enjoy! B
Comments (4)
Humility. Really. Self identifying as humble is always cringe.
Love never requires violence. Amen! Thank you! I hope both Alex and Ayaan watch this.
Ah… well, that clinches it. Ayaan is a Muslim, just doesn't want to admit it, look in the mirror, concede that the culture she was raised in still dominates her morality, feelings of shame, guilt, unworthiness. To be honest… I feel sorry for her. Abused people rarely can move beyond that abuse.
From my point of view she got out of an abusive cult, couldn't handle reality, and then found a less abusive cult to comfort her.