Sunday, December 20, 2020

"Oh Brother, Where Do I Begin?" LGBT Youth Plays Victim (Again), Justifies His Own Bullying and (Self-)Hatred

"And they said, Stand back. And they said again, This one fellow came in to sojourn, and he will needs be a judge: now will we deal worse with thee, than with them. And they pressed sore upon the man, even Lot, and came near to break the door." (Genesis 19:9)

Jan Michael-Sanchez is one of a contingent of LGBT activists indoctrinated by perverse adults, who because of the bad reinforcement from those same adults are now mouthing off at other adults, harassing them, doing indignities to men and women in authority.

This kind of disrespect must be confronted, and confronted without respite.

Truth be told, I now DEMAND to speak with this kid's parents. And more adults, more individuals who care about faith, family, and freedom should not take a back seat to allowing this kind of disrespect and delusion to go unchallenged.

As expected, after I exposed and shamed Jan-Michael for abusing his body and shaming himself and others, he felt compelled to justify himself. He wrote and reposted a response on my blog FOUR TIMES.

Oh brother indeed--where DO we begin?!

Talk about obsessive. Here are his remarks (in bold), and here are the necessary responses:

 Oh boy, where do I even begin?

1) That was a Halloween filter that I had for my profile picture back in October. Are you insisting that I’m creepy, while you had a shirtless profile picture of me saved in your camera roll for 2 months?

Jan puts a "shirtless" profile picture of himself on the Internet, on line. That is his fault. Why does he go out of his way to talk about being shirtless? Why does he think it's OK to take pictures of himself "shirtless" and post them on social media in the first place, then get upset when the photo is shared? Where are the parents in this mess? The parents should be ashamed of themselves for letting him degrade himself in such a fashion.

2) There is no LGBT agenda and we do not force anyone to be LGBT. I have no mental health issues, and you need to stop stigmatizing it. Coming out lifted a huge weight off of my shoulders, and I have never been happier at any other period of time in my life. It is insulting that you assume that I have mental health issues without knowing me at all. I have never assumed any such thing of you, and I refuse to. I will not sink down to your level.

WRONG!

There is indeed an agenda. It's gotten so brazen, that the California state legislature just passed a law that will allow predators to prey on minors and AVOID the sex offender registry. The legislation was promoted by openly gay state senator Scott Weiner as a "pro-LGBT bill".

Two years prior, the state of California tried to pass legislation to criminalize reparative therapy, which saves lives. The original legislation was so broad, it would have banned the Bible, since that book and other holy talks about the right and goodness of natural marriage, life, and family, while discouraging harmful practices like homosexuality and other forms of sexual promiscuity.

LGBT activists push the lie constantly about being "born that way." The science, the research, the statistical evidence, the testimonies of men and women who have left those behaviors, militantly dictates otherwise. People are born with natural affection, which become distorted or suppressed due to sexual, physical, or emotional abuse.

"It is insulting that you assume that I have mental issues." It's not an assumption. It's a fact. Individuals who want to "flaunt their gayness", who want to normalize behaviors that are inherently destructive, indicate a mental illness.

What's truly insulting is that LGBT activists insist on playing victim. 

The tone and tenor of the language used in this post--"huge weight lifted off my shoulders"--implies that some activist adult wrote these remarks, and Jan Sanchez is merely copying and pasting them.

3) Why do you insist that I harassed the Hispanic woman? She came to us and tried running over my friend just because we had BLM signs. You saw the video. The lady was talking over us the whole time. I did nothing to provoke her generalizing me as Mexican. Then when one of my friends tells her that African Americans have been oppressed, the lady responds with “No they have not!” This isn’t an opinion, this is straight up ignorance and bigotry. I had 2 witnesses that day, yet you’re here lying to your base with your conspiracies and 0 witnesses. Make it clear that your base knows that you’re lying.

Check out the video, and anyone can see that the Hispanic lady did not threaten him or anyone else. More gaslighting. Once again, LGBT youth and adults alike are taught to make themselves perennial victims. It is ALWAYS someone else's fault. They have been taught not take responsibility for their lives. And for this reason, by and large, people who struggle with LGBT behaviors suffer higher incidences of disease, dysfunction, and death.

4)Dox her? She had the phone number and name of her business on her car. It’s not doxing if the information is right in front of our faces. Anyway, it’s hypocritical that you suddenly condemn doxing after you doxed my friend earlier today.

Doxxing: sharing people's private information (home addresses) with the public in order to physically intimidate or cause violence.

Jan and Nico and other LGBT militants go out of their way to expose people to harm and danger by sharing their private information or to shame them so that they are forced out of their work.

I had every right to share the phone number of that abusive individual Nico Lyon. He called me and gave me vicious rhetoric. I had every right to correct him.

5)I only made my account private because I was freaked out by you stalking my account. I don’t want men 3 times my age to be stalking my Twitter for a 6 month old video. I’m even more compelled to keep it private now, because you feel that it is acceptable to keep a shirtless picture of me in your camera roll for months. Sounds pretty gay to me, Arthur.

It's really interesting how LGBT militants will use homosexuality as a slur or an insult: "Sounds pretty gay to me ..." So, Jan is finally understanding that homosexuality is not a good thing? It's almost as if they know that the behaviors are wrong. "Stalking" implies a physcial following. Social media is immediately available to the public, and it does not require physical, persistent following.

Perhaps a dictionary definition is appropriate:

To stalk: "to follow or approach (game, prey, etc) stealthily and quietly. to pursue persistently and, sometimes, attack (a person with whom one is obsessed, often a celebrity)"

I have not done that at all. Once again, LGBT militants, whether young or old, insist on playing victim. Jan talks about being "freaked out". The truth is he was "found out", i.e. more people in the public go to see the rude, abusive, hateful things that he does to other people just because they have a point of that he does not share.

6)Again with the hypocrisy. You call me ignorant when you tell lies about the LGBT community, demonize us, and disagree with our existence. You call me disrespectful when you write a dehumanizing article about me, a teenager, who did nothing but defend his best friend. If anything, you’re abusing me because I did not consent to you publishing an article about me. You’re completely contradicting yourself.

I would invite anyone and everyone to read MassResistance's book "The Health Hazards of Homosexuality" for a comprehensive compendium of all natural, biological, statistical, and epidemiological evidence which affirms that homosexuality and transgenderism are harmful behaviors.

The syndemic spread of venereal disease in homosexual populations is so well-documented, that even the local press has reported a number of times about the growing threats posed by the massive spread of venereal disease among homosexuals and bisexuals. Notice he keeps talking about a so-called LGBT "community". The truth is that sexual deviance and perversion cannot define a community, since the behaviors and the mindsets which foment those behaviors are inherently destructive.

Once again, Jan plays victim, and wants to portray Nico as a victim. In reality, we are living in a culture where there is so much homosexual privilege, that everyday people feel scared or face sanction for speaking out against this agenda.

7)I don’t appreciate that you brought my parents into this conversation when they have done nothing wrong. Honestly you’ve gone so low if you have to do that to prove a point. Don’t tell me that I’m “so given over to bigotry and hate” when you hate —or better said, DESPISE — me for absolutely nothing besides being gay. At no point did I disrespectful anyone in the slightest, and here you are humiliating and bullying me online for nothing other than my sexuality.

I reserve my most damning indictments for last here. On the contrary, Jan's parents do indeed have much to answer for. They have allowed their disrespecful, impudent son to behave in such a self-dishonoring manner. He thinks that he is born to abuse his body with other men. This is bad. This is wrong. I am more angry with his shameful parents for letting him act like an arrogant fool--and apparently he has not even graduated from high school yet.

When will people get it through their unthinking, thick heads: there is no such thing as "being gay". It is downright shameful that LGBT activists actively erase people who have abandoned the whole homosexual scene, break free of the emotional hurts, harms, and traumas, and they are set free.

YET AGAIN, Jan wants to play victim: "You are humiliating and bullying me online for nothing other than my sexuality." I must repeat, this retort sounds as though he copied it from an LGBT activist adult. The erudition of some of these respects does not come from a high school student ... necessarily. Of course, this should come as no surprise. LGBT activists take advantage of kids all the time to push their agenda, to plead for or play off of sympathies from others so that they can further their cause.

It's quite distressing and disturbing, to put it mildly.

And I will circle back to the parents. If they really did care about their son, they would help him #ComeOut of that destructive lifestyle and #ComeHome to the truth that he will not find what he is looking via consummation of same-sex temptations.

Last of all, I do not hate Jan-Michael Sanchez, nor do I despise him. Truth be told, anyone who supports and enables his LGBT activism, they are the ones who hate him. Furthermore, he engages in behaviors that are clearly self-harming. That is hate of the worst kind: self-hate. I feel sorry for him, all the more because it falls to me to give him a taste of his own medicine, since his parents never bothered to discipline him themselves, not to teach him to value his own body.

In conclusion Arthur, I am deeply disturbed that you have mistreated me this way. As the above person stated, you are acting in the exact same manner you claim to disapprove of. Doxing, ignorance, shaming, harassing, disrespect, and bigotry are all words that can be clearly attributed to you in this post. Please take down this article immediately and show some respect.

Jan-Michael Sánchez

No, will not take down anything that I have written. This remonstrance is necessary.

To paraphrase Ben Shapiro, I am punching back, twice as hard--and Jan-Michael Sanchez can't handle it, because he and other arrogant, insolent high school wannabe social justice warriors are not used to adults throwingtheir tactics back at them.

Too bad. When he can demonstrate some self-respect, stop abusing his body with the same sex, give up the lies that LGBT is a healthy, acceptable form of being, and come home to truth, then he can lecture others on respect.

MassResistance will continue to take a stand and make the difference, against bigotry, hatred, and lies from young and old alike.




18 comments:

  1. I must say that I simply cannot believe that you continue to write these damning articles about Jan Michael Sanchez, and I am completely appalled that you would go so far to criticize this man that you have never, and will probably never, meet in person. I won’t even try to contradict your beliefs because you are so entrenched in your fantasy world that you can’t listen to reason, but I do have some things to say about your pursuance of Jan Michael. First of all, he is legally recognized as an adult and thus is perfectly capable of making his own decisions without the influence of his parents at all. Secondly, by your own definition of stalking, this is exactly what you have been doing to Jan Michael. The definition of stalking includes doing so on the internet and social media, and you can find court cases that have made this same assertion. By obsessively looking through Jan Michael’s posts and content, you are pursuing him, and by writing a damning article that insults him and his parents for their beliefs and actions, you are attacking him. You accuse Jan Michael’s friend Nico of spewing vicious rhetoric at you, but you are doing the exact same thing by continuing to create these slanderous posts about Jan Michael. You are continuing to harass and ridicule a man who has done nothing to you except to defend his honor against your accusations, and this is inexcusable. In this country, one of the rights we hold lost fear is that of freedom of speech, yet you are attacking someone for having a different opinion than you and trying to argue in a respectful way; thus, with your intimidation of Jan Michael Sanchez, you have violated the first amendment of the United States. Your obsession with and continued harassment of this young man is deplorable and you should be ashamed of yourself.

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    1. "How can you write these damning articles?"

      Easy, with a laptop and a ready mind to expose the truth.

      Sorry if the truth hurts, and worse yet sorry that you are exploiting Jan-Michael Sanchez in such a perverse fashion. You must really hate him.

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  2. What an awful article. Not only are your arguments laced with hate, homophobia, and obsession, they're hypocritical and unfounded. You should be ashamed of yourself

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    1. What's awful is the exploitation of confused youth to usher them into destructive behaviors. You should be ashamed of yourself.

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  3. calm down. let people live their life how they want to. no reason to get mad just because rule don’t understand

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    1. This whole agenda has never been "Live and Let Live" -- never.

      I just explained all of that in the article above. Sorry if you are unwilling (or incapable) of reading.

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  4. “ LGBT activists push the lie constantly about being "born that way." The science, the research, the statistical evidence, the testimonies of men and women who have left those behaviors, militantly dictates otherwise. People are born with natural affection, which become distorted or suppressed due to sexual, physical, or emotional abuse.” Next time, show us the actual evidence and research instead of just saying “it has been proven by science”. Convince us with scientific articles, research conducted by scientists, and actual statistics. Also, please stop obsessing over these poor boy. People of the LGBTQ+ suffer everyday because of people like yourself who harass them and make them feel less significant. Treat your neighbor as you treat yourself. How is someone loving another person affecting your life so badly that you are writing articles about it? And don’t tell me it’s because the Bible said it is a sin. Because in that case, I hope you don’t:
    have tattoos, wear gold, eat cheeseburgers, like football, wear polyester, masturbate/watch porn, eat shellfish and pork, trim your beard, and get round haircuts.


    https://list25.com/25-normal-things-the-bible-forbids-but-we-still-do/

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    1. We are under a new covenant. Holiness is based on believing that Jesus Christ died for all your sins and gave you His righteousness:

      "He who knew no sin became sin, that we through Him might be made the righteousness of God in Him." (2 Corinthians 5:21)

      Once you believe that, the Old Covenant is no longer applied to you, since you are dead to the law, and alive in Christ Jesus.

      Because you have the grace of God, you no longer are a slave to sin, and that includes sexual immorality like homosexuality, cross-dressing, adultery, etc.

      Thanks for your question.

      And regarding the consumption of pork and other food products previously banned under the Old Covenant:

      "13And there came a voice to him, Rise, Peter; kill, and eat. 14But Peter said, Not so, Lord; for I have never eaten any thing that is common or unclean. 15And the voice spake unto him again the second time, What God hath cleansed, that call not thou common. 16This was done thrice: and the vessel was received up again into heaven." (Acts 10: 13-16)

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  5. Gay conversion therapy is incredibly abusive (physically and mentally), and leads to higher rates of suicide attempts. These "therapists" aren't even medically certified to perform therapy, so that should be enough for you to believe that gay conversion therapy is a harmful practice. Would you allow someone to perform surgery on you if the surgeon didn't have medical certification?

    https://williamsinstitute.law.ucla.edu/press/lgb-suicide-ct-press-release/

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    1. It's called REPARATIVE not "conversion" therapy. It's a cognitive therapy that saves lives.

      Please, you LGBT activists are so bad at lying, you are embarrasing yourselves.

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    2. Then where are your sources that it saves lives? How is a non-medically certified therapist supposed to save lives?

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    3. Chcek out the work by Joseph Nicolosi, Jr.

      David Pickup

      Robert Vazzo

      You can speak to clients like Kevin Whitt, who was set free from transgenderism following years of abuse that he had suffered as a child.

      Robert Oscar Lopez, as well.

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  6. Im praying for you that you one day wake up and realize that this isn't what god wants. To hate on a certain group of people and tell lies on a subject that you don’t know a goddamn thing about. You stated that research says that we aren’t born being gay, wheres the sources? One thing about being credible is having actual evidence; However, at this point your claims are invalid. Especially when you bring up someone’s appearance as you did when talking about Jan’s profile picture. Educate yourself instead of being on the wrong side of history. I’d also like to point out that your obsession of calling out teens is kind of creepy and immature.

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    1. Where exactly is the hatred? Telling people the truth is not hatred. Lying to children, which in turn induces their harm, that is hatred.

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  7. How can you call Jan a bully when you are in fact bullying him with these articles?

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    1. Easy, like this: "Jan Michael-Sanchez is a bully, and so is Nico Lyon for their hateful promotion of LGBT perversion."

      Thank you for asking.

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  8. What are some examples of cyberstalking?

    Obviously, not all instances of cyberstalking are as extreme as the one above. But regardless of how severe the circumstances, Internet stalking cases are still prosecuted aggressively. Some examples of cyberstalking include (but are not limited to):

    unwanted/unsolicited threatening or harassing emails
    unwanted and/or disturbing pages, instant messages, text or “sext” messages (“sexts” or “sexting” refers to sending explicit photos or messages cell phone to cell phone)
    posing as another person in a chat room and writing things on behalf of that individual that are intended to anger other chat room participants
    posting embarrassing, or humiliating information about the alleged victim
    posting personal information (including a phone number, address, workplace, etc.) about another person encouraging others to harass that person (the Los Angeles case referenced above, for example)
    logging into online accounts to empty a person’s bank account or ruin a person’s credit

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    1. In other words, there is no cyberstalking here.

      Now, let's go back to an earlier scenario. Nico Lyon called me on the phone and cursed at me. There is no place for such hateful conduct. I simply held him accountable by sharing his phone number and holding him accountable for his hate.

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