Persecution of the Righteous

And the Right to be Moral. You don't have to be particularly religious to be moral. You don't have to belong to a specific congregation to be moral. Heck, there are studies of chimpanzees who are altruistic in their behaviors of communal sharing and protection, etc. Some behaviors we consider moral are even in the animal world and people actually devote careers to studying it. (don't ask me to replay that chimpanzee video). These may be weird people, but they have a point. Some things are considered respectful, dignified, altruistic, and other behaviors are not. There is a reason why "motherfu***er" and "c*&cksucker" are perforative terms. People know what they mean and they know that it is bad behavior. So why are people who are trying to teach good moral behavior being blasted in social policy? Why have the Democrats so stupidly become the party of motherfu*T&*ers and c*^*&cksuckers? Seriously. There are however, highly moral people doing things like devoting their lives to teaching little kids how to be good, nice and what the scriptures said and mean. There are highly moral people who are trying to teach people to take care of their neighbors and love them like themselves. There are highly moral people who are out there every day of the week trying to give young girls a sense of dignity so they don't squander themselves on trash. And so why is public policy insisting on undermining all of that- by forcing for example a contraception mandate on people who don't suffer c*^&*^*cksuckers lightly. This is a mistake. It is a huge mistake. Even if Obama gets re-elected it is a huge mistake. Because the country can't allow persecution of the righteous under the guise of equality or equal access or anything else that pretends to be more altruistic than the altruism that morality brings under the name of fairness or secularism or enlightenment or anything else it wants to call it. There is a good, there is a right, there is a truth. And it is not and can not be defined by political flavor of the season. You know it when you see it. I know you do.