This is a tough one. Biden isn't the president of a Catholic country.
He's the president of a country that is multi-cultural and multi-faith with a strongly libertarian bent (i.e., live and let live). So, I could see a rational position being: while I don't personally agree with this gender transforming bullshit, I respect an individual's right to choose, and ultimately, it's between them and their God.
It's a much harder position to take with respect to abortion. Kinda hard to say: I believe a baby is a human with rights, but you can decide whether you believe a baby is a human with rights, and that's between you and your God. In that case, you are effectively condoning abortion.
I ultimately think the lack of cohesion around values is what is precipitating the fall of the US as a super power - especially around the importance of family, hard work and personal responsibility. Not coincidentally, all of those are under attack. Ultimately, I think Biden is more a symptom than the problem.
To be clear, he needs to go and I think we need to reinvigorate the notion of self-determinism and the heroic ideal.
It's a much harder position to take with respect to abortion. Kinda hard to say: I believe a baby is a human with rights, but you can decide whether you believe a baby is a human with rights, and that's between you and your God. In that case, you are effectively condoning abortion.
I ultimately think the lack of cohesion around values is what is precipitating the fall of the US as a super power - especially around the importance of family, hard work and personal responsibility. Not coincidentally, all of those are under attack. Ultimately, I think Biden is more a symptom than the problem.
To be clear, he needs to go and I think we need to reinvigorate the notion of self-determinism and the heroic ideal.
Imposing corporate abuse, neglect and greed on deserving victims.