An outspoken youth in Torrance demonstates how little he knows by how much he shares on social media. That is a particular problem for youth: the less they know, the more that they insist on ensuring that everyone else knows about it.
One youth who is announcing too much of himself in the city of Torrance is Jan-Michael Sanchez.
Here's his Twitter avatar:
This is his first impression to the world ... really. So, he's mentally ill? Out of his mind? What gives?
It's not an easy subject to broach, but it's time to confront this. People who actively insist on militantly pushing the LGBT agenda are suffering mental health issues. It's not a small matter that for decades, homosexuality and transgenderism were recognized as mental illnesses.
And yet he feels compelled to shame others for sharing their opinions.
Here, he's harassing a Hispanic woman, whom he shamelessly labeled "Karen":
We were on our way to a local Black Lives Matter protest, when a random Karen approaches us and calls us racist for protesting in support of BLM.
— Jan-Michael Sánchez 🇵🇪🏳️🌈 (@jan__sanchez) June 17, 2020
She called me a Mexican, claimed that Black Lives have never been oppressed, and told us we were uneducated.
Anyone know her? pic.twitter.com/P8g5Cgbfy7
It gets worse. He wanted to dox this woman, as well. Shameful.
This is the kind of confused bigotry that is becoming more mainstream.
Young or old, there is no excuse for partisans to normalize LGBT behaviors.
Jan Sanchez called an elderly woman a "Karen" -- how very disrespectful.
Then he wants to shame others for confronting and using his own tactics on other LGBT militants:
Then there's this:
It's very common for confused LGBT militants to play victim, all while accusing people of doing things to them that they routinely do to others.
Notice that once his Twitter feed above was exposed, specifically that he wanted to dox an elderly woman who was merely sharing her opinion, he suddenly protected all of his tweets.
Some conservatives and pro-family activists may find this troubling or uncomfortable, but the truth is that the younger generation in our midst needs confrontation. They should not be permitted to get away with being disrespectful and arrogantly ignorant. They have no right to act out their lies and abuse others because people will not accept their lies.
Parents are refusing to their jobs and refusing to do what is right for their children. We therefore who care and have wisdom have both the right and the responsibility to confront the confusion with healthy and necessary confrontation.
It is a sad day indeed to see so many younger people, including Jan-Michael Sanchez, so given over to bigotry and hate, and worse yet it is due to other adults who have failed them, have not had the courage or the conviction to confront them from embracing LGBT lies.
MassResistance is not afraid to take a stance against this madness. It's time that more adults did the same.
While I certainly agree that many parents fail to raise their children in appropriate ways, this sort of behavior by any adult isn't "Healthy and necessary confrontation." If she was "merely sharing her opinion" then what is the issue with him doing the same? He decided that he was going to share his opinion about the situation. You also claim "It's very common for confused LGBT militants to play victim, all while accusing people of doing things to them that they routinely do to others." but from what I've seen, you act in these exact same way. You have Doxxed other individuals because you disagreed with what they said, but they simply said their opinions. You have decided that your opinion is superior to other opinions, and you refuse to accept any other stance. When I look at the situation at hand I see you behaving in the same exact ways that you speak so harshly against. How can you be against a type of behavior if it is your behavior? Maybe spend some more time reading through your Bible and learn the true words of God! I've had a lot of discussions with some very religious people that I respect deeply, and while they aren't for the LGBT agenda they understand that it is their place as Christians and children of God to love thy neighbour as thyself. You are to accept those around you, and anyone you meet because they are all creations of God, and divine love is all-inclusive. You are to love everyone and everything because it is all a part of God's vision.
ReplyDelete100% agree. In the land we live in, people are allow to live the way they want. I'm a christian, I'm not gay. I won't ever be gay. I promise.
DeleteJesus loved people, he treated people with respect. They beat him, lashed him, and put a crown of thorns on his head. The Old Testament detests homosexuality. That being said:
1. Condemning and judging others for their sin are not condoned through the teachings of the bible.
Do not speak against one another, brethren. He who speaks against a brother or judges his brother, speaks against the law and judges the law; but if you judge the law, you are not a doer of the law but a judge of it. 1 Corinthians 11:31
The words of the only perfect individual to grace this earth, our Lord Jesus Christ said:
“Do not judge, or you too will be judged. For in the same way you judge others, you will be judged, and with the measure you use, it will be measured to you. “Why do you look at the speck of sawdust in your brother’s eye and pay no attention to the plank in your own eye? How can you say to your brother, ‘Let me take the speck out of your eye,’ when all the time there is a plank in your own eye? You hypocrite, first take the plank out of your own eye, and then you will see clearly to remove the speck from your brother’s eye. -Matthew 7:1-5
You may argue, I've removed the speck from my own eye, it is clear you have not. For instead of recommending the word of God to those you speak against you call them "bigotted", "nazis", and "homophobic" among others.
It's fine to have your opinion, but don't push it on the ones that don't subscribe to your religion. Even if they do, we must have grace for the ones that sin as Christ did for us.
If you aren't willing to subscribe to that manner of grace, you're no better than the ones you claim to be lost.
I find it fascinating how people will claim that they know their Bibles so well, and then in the same breath justify sexual perversions like fornication, homosexuality, and transgenderism.
DeleteThe gaslighting is unprecedented.
Oh boy, where do I even begin?
ReplyDelete1) 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?
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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
Regarding this: “ 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.”
DeleteGeneral advice for everyone, let alone children, is to be careful about what they put online. I hope this experience helps you do so.
That goes to the heart of what Arthur said at the outset. You made his point. Now be careful about what you share in the future and you should be fine.
It's really something else when LGBT militants go out of their way to justify themselves, then play victim.
DeleteHe and other LGBT militants choose to mess with adults -- they better be prepared to play by the adults' rules. They can't claim the privileges of adulthood (speaking one's mind, verbally berating adults) without accepting the responsibilities and consequences of those decisions.
These youth are learning a hard lesson, one that their parents should have taught them long ago.
If you want to rough-house with the adults, you play by the adults' rules. Simple as that.
BAM!
Oh boy, where do I even begin?
ReplyDelete1) 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?
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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
Oh boy, where do I even begin?
ReplyDelete1) 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?
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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
Oh boy, where do I even begin?
ReplyDelete1) 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?
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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
Oh boy, where do I begin?
DeleteThis youth had to post FOUR TIMES a perverse and unsubstantiated set of justifications for his lack of self-awareness as well as his insistence not only to abuse his own body, but to justify this abuse.
Truly shameful, obsessive, even.
I do not relent. More adults need to stand up to the abusive, SJW youth in our communities. They are out of control, without any discipline or understanding.
It’s awful seeing people choosing hate over love. Jesus says “love thy neighbor as thyself.” But we are seeing more hate and division than love. Whom we love is not as important as the unity we need as humans and as a society. Religion and politics aside. There shouldn’t be room for judgement and dehumanization in any society, in any world, everyone is lovely and deserves to be accepted.
ReplyDeleteThis is sick. And cruel. Leave children alone, let them express themselves as you do the same. This isn't a form of expression, this is an attack.
ReplyDeleteIt is extremely prevalent that you lack self-awareness. You seem to be strangely concerned with a young LGBTQ+ person, even criticizing his parents when you probably do not know him personally. It seems very hypocritical that you write about bigotry and hate referring to this young man, when you have decided to write an entire article actively targeting this young man and the LGBTQ community. This is extremely embarrassing as an adult that should be a positive example to our community. Please remember that respect is earned, not expected.
ReplyDeleteThis was a really unnecessary post and quite sad. Please find something more worthy of your time. Try to be more accepting of people life is too short to hate..He is not affecting you directly by being apart of the Lgbtq community.
ReplyDeleteIt is extremely prevalent that you lack self-awareness. You seem to be strangely fixated on a young LGBTQ+ man, even commenting on his family when you probably do not know him personally. It is very hypocritical when you refer to “bigotry and hate” in this article, while simultaneously posting something targeting this young man and the LGBTQ community. As an adult you should be setting a positive example to this community, yet you are bringing shame and immaturity. Please remember that respect is earned, not expected.
ReplyDeleteIt is extremely prevalent that you lack self-awareness. You seem to be strangely fixated on a young LGBTQ+ man, even commenting on his family when you probably do not know him personally. It is very hypocritical when you refer to “bigotry and hate” in this article, while simultaneously posting something targeting this young man and the LGBTQ community. As an adult you should be setting a positive example to this community, yet you are bringing shame and immaturity. Please remember that respect is earned, not expected.
ReplyDeleteIt is extremely prevalent that you lack self-awareness. You seem to be strangely fixated on a young LGBTQ+ man, even commenting on his family when you probably do not know him personally. It is very hypocritical when you refer to “bigotry and hate” in this article, while simultaneously posting something targeting this young man and the LGBTQ community. As an adult you should be setting a positive example to this community, yet you are bringing shame and immaturity. Please remember that respect is earned, not expected.
ReplyDeleteImagine being an Adult Trying to Humiliate a Teen just by being a total Hypocrite lol
ReplyDeletevery weird that you spent time researching and dissecting the life of a person you do not know. With this level of effort and misguided rage, you could’ve easily built yourself a piece of ikea furniture instead. Disappointing.
ReplyDelete“Pro-family activism” is starting to feel like a weak justification for criticizing the intricacies of a stranger’s life. Let he who is without sin cast the first stone, babe.
ReplyDeleteImplying that homosexuality is a “mental illness” should devalue this entire post. Simple as that.
ReplyDeleteI’m not entirely sure if this is supposed to be one sided, but this seems like it’s from the perspective of somebody who wishes for their own views to be forced onto the younger generation. I feel like that everybody should have a voice regardless of age or even in terms of lgbt. This seems like a very good example of an individual that is blind to that idea, and wants to force all other individuals to conform to one side, rather than approach it in an adult and open minded manner. I also don’t really understand what the point is of making an entire blog post about someone’s post that really isn’t going to matter in the grand scheme
ReplyDeleteI’ll pray for you to find some acceptance in your heart, so that you can spend your precious time on this earth doing something other than attacking random teenagers for being themselves <3
ReplyDeleteyou’re an ass hat. “ It's very common for confused LGBT militants to play victim, all while accusing people of doing things to them that they routinely do to others.” are you really trying to make yourself seem relevant right now?? LGBT+ rights are LITERALLY A POLITICAL ISSUE. do you know what it’s like to have your HUMANITY up for debate?!? also- “ That is a particular problem for youth: the less they know, the more that they insist on ensuring that everyone else knows about it.”- who are you to think your opinion is any bit more important or factual than his? you’re the one spewing hate- you just wrote an entire article cancelling someone. go back to obscurity where you belong and stop being ass.
ReplyDeleteThis is the worst writing I have ever seen. Did you even graduate middle school? This is illiterate.
ReplyDeleteI understand that you may perceive people speaking out as an act of disrespect, however, these types of people are only trying to combat the constant negativity that people like you have thrown at them their whole lives. Such people are simply sharing their opinions on what they believe should progress in order for our society to be more accepting to one another. You say that these people should not shame others for their opinions yet you shame this individual for sharing his. I think in matters like these it is important to take a step back and put yourself in the other’s shoes. Imagine living a life where you just want to be the way you are but that thing you want to be is unacceptable in the eyes of so many. Imagine having friends living a life that people constantly try to invalidate. Imagine having a child of your own deal with hate from all directions. Would you invalidate the life of your own kid? As I said previously, people advocating for their rights and the rights of others are only trying to take steps toward a more accepting and understanding society. Remember that these people are no different than you. All human, all deserving to be heard.
ReplyDelete“...so given over to bigotry and hate, and worse yet it is due to other adults who have failed them”
ReplyDeleteAre you speaking to a mirror? You are the one who is hating other individuals for being who they are. Maybe it’s your distorted sense of justice, maybe it’s your ignorance, or maybe it’s your throwing on your own insecurities on others who are less socially powerful; whatever it is, it’s hurtful and wrong. You shame this man for expressing his ideas and blame it on his youth and environment, but you need to understand that time is changing and so are the things that are considered socially acceptable. The harmless and progressive LGBTQ+ community and allies are way more acceptable than old ignorant people like you. Their message is love, while your’s is hate. Jan-Michael is a strong and intelligent individual that other adults are proud of. But you on the other hand, you are the adult that failed yourself.
I agree👌👌
ReplyDeleteBut with Jan-Michael not you
The first thing I'd like to point out is that this is a very biased claim with little to no evidence backing it. I understand that your claim is that the youth are 'misguided' and 'uneducated', but this couldn't be further from the truth. At the beginning of your article, you start off your claim of the youth being ‘misguided’ by saying that Jan-Michael Sanchez is “announcing too much of himself in the city of Torrance”. This is a questionable start to your article, as you may recall that the freedom of speech and the freedom of protest are both mentioned in the First Amendment of the U.S. Constitution. Furthermore, it’s a hypocritical statement, as you yourself are expressing your opinions in this article. This now leads me to ask: what is the difference between you expressing your opinions and him expressing his opinions? Moreover, why is there an issue with him expressing his opinions but not with you expressing yours? I continue to read your article to see if you address this issue that you’ve made, however, instead of doing so, you jump to talking about his profile picture on twitter. You say that this profile picture implies that he is ‘mentally ill’. I would like to stop here and ask why you think this screams mental illness. Are you a psychiatrist? Do you have any speciality in the field of mental illnesses? From what I’ve found from a simple Google search of your name, it seems to me that instead you, as of 2017, are a “36-year-old unemployed Torrance resident and blogger” (this quote is from LA Times, which you, based off of what I can discern from your political beliefs, may think to be ‘fake news’, but it does show that you have no expertise in the field of mental illness at least). Therefore, this is the first uneducated assumption that you’ve made in this article. Additionally, I could get into the argument of how mental illness does not inherently make you a bad person, but that would be a tangent from the main point I’m trying to make here.
ReplyDeleteYou go on in your article to talk about people who “actively insist on militantly pushing the LGBT agenda are suffering mental health issues”. You then state that “It’s not a smaller matter that for decades, homosexuality and transgenderism were recognized as mental illnesses”. I will first address the former quote that I’ve mentioned in this paragraph, and then will move on to the latter. I did some research on what the “LGBT agenda” is, and found that “the term refers to efforts to change government policies and laws on LGBT rights-related issues. Additionally, it has been used by social conservatives and others to describe alleged goals of LGBT rights activists, such as recruiting heterosexuals into what conservatives term a "homosexual lifestyle”.” (this, albeit from wikipedia, gives a general overview of what the supposed ‘LGBT agenda’ is). Essentially, the first part of this term is simply pushing for people who identify as LGBTQ+ to have the same basic human rights as heterosexuals do (such as marriage, for example). The second part of this term is essentially claiming that people of the LGBTQ+ community are trying to turn heterosexuals into homosexuals, which is simply not true. In fact, I’d like to say that the exact opposite is true, as the practice of gay conversion therapy exists. The whole point of LGBTQ+ people pushing for basic human rights is to ensure that people can love who they want. They aren’t trying to ‘change’ heterosexuals, rather, in fact, they couldn’t care less about the fact that heterosexuals like people of the opposite sex. All they really want is for them to be able to love who they themselves want to love without getting shamed or discriminated against for it. That’s it. Nothing else. No conspiracy. No ‘agenda’.
The second quote from your article that I referred to in the above paragraph is that “for decades, homosexuality and transgenderism were recognized as mental illnesses”. While yes, it was considered a ‘mental illness’ for a long time, this changed in 1973, when the “American Psychiatric Association (APA) -- the largest psychiatric organization in the world -- made history by issuing a resolution stating that homosexuality was not a mental illness or sickness” (this is from hrc.org, an article written by Allison Turner). If you do the math, that was nearly 50 years ago. So, while for decades it was considered a mental illness, it has also not been considered one for decades as well. Therefore, your statement in your article is misleading, and seems to be based off of an extremely biased standpoint.
ReplyDeleteYou continue your article by saying that Jan-Michael Sanchez “feels compelled to shame others for sharing their opinions”. This is once again a hypocritical statement, as you are shaming him for sharing his own opinions as well. You continue to state that he is “harassing a Hispanic woman, whom he shamelessly labeled “Karen””, and give a tweet that he made as evidence. The tweet states that he went to a BLM protest and that a “Karen” approached him and others calling them “racist for protesting in support of BLM”. The “Karen” also, according to the tweet, calls him a Mexican and “claimed that Black Lives have never been oppressed” and said that they were “uneducated”. There is no other way to describe this except ignorant. Please see the hypocrisy of this statement: the woman stated that people of color have never been oppressed, and then calls Jan-Michael and others uneducated. If you recall, back in the 1800s, black people were used as slaves. It took an entire war to bring about the 13th amendment, which made slavery illegal (outside of prisons). Even after the Civil War, black people were victims of sharecropping, Jim Crow laws, and much more discrimination up until the mid-1900s, when the Civil Rights movement took place. Even if you believe that people of color are not discriminated at the present time, it is wildly ignorant to say that “Black Lives have never been oppressed”, as the woman referred to as “Karen” claimed according to Jan-Michael’s tweet. The fact that you even defend this woman is incredibly disrespectful to so many lives out there. HUMAN lives, I’d like to add.
You then state that he wants to dox this woman. Where is the evidence for this? You throw out this claim saying that he wants to essentially ruin this woman’s life, and yet you have no evidence in your article to back it up. You then say that “this kind of confused bigotry” is “becoming more mainstream”, yet you fail to acknowledge the bigotry that the woman expressed towards Jan-Michael and others at the BLM protest.
ReplyDeleteYou then state that “there is no excuse for partisans to normalize LGBT behaviors”. This is simply just homophobic of you to say. I doubt that I’ll be able to widen your perspective on this, but I’ll say this: people who identify as LGBTQ+ are still human beings. I cannot emphasize that enough. Furthermore, you seem to lack the moral standpoint of treating others as you would like to be treated. Would you like to be discriminated against for loving someone, say, your wife (if you have one)? I may not know your circumstances, but I can make a good guess that the answer to that last questions is “no”. Furthermore, on the assumption that you might be a Christian, I’d like to mention that Jesus literally tells us to love our neighbors. You might also recall the passage in the Bible called “The Good Samaritan”? If not, here’s the Bible verses for you to read: Luke 10:25-37. Furthermore, even if the Bible does say that homosexuality is a sin, you forget that everyone in their life has sinned at one point, and therefore it’s hypocritical to point out the sins of another when you yourself have done sinful things as well. However, if you aren’t a Christian, then I guess you can disregard those last few sentences.
I saw another anonymous comment on this article saying that “You also claim "It's very common for confused LGBT militants to play victim, all while accusing people of doing things to them that they routinely do to others." but from what I've seen, you act in these exact same way. You have Doxxed other individuals because you disagreed with what they said, but they simply said their opinions. You have decided that your opinion is superior to other opinions, and you refuse to accept any other stance. When I look at the situation at hand I see you behaving in the same exact ways that you speak so harshly against. How can you be against a type of behavior if it is your behavior?”, and I’d like to agree with them on this point as well. Maybe take into consideration the idea of allowing others to freely express their opinions, as that is a right that all U.S. citizens have through the 1st amendment.
Moreover, regarding the comment that “it’s very common for confused LGBT militants to play victim”, have you not considered the fact that they are victims of discrimination, and have been for decades? The famous Alan Turing, who created a computing machine that helped the Allied Powers win against the nazis in WWII, came out as gay and was forced into gay conversion therapy which led him to commit suicide. This is a prime example of the discrimination that LGBTQ+ people have gone through throughout past decades, and your ignorance in regards to this is deafening.
ReplyDeleteYou then continue to say that the younger generations “should not be permitted to get away with being disrespectful and arrogantly ignorant”, yet disrespect and ignorance are the two very things that you have expressed in this article of yours. The hypocrisy and misinformation of nearly all of your statements proves this (I have described these and gone further into depth about them above). You say that “they have no right to act out their lies and abuse others because people will not accept their lies”, yet you have given no instances of the younger generations abusing others because they have differing opinions. On the contrary, you’ve actually given more evidence that the exact opposite is true, with the woman whom of which Jan-Michael tweeted about and your overall disdain for this young man who has merely been expressing his opinion in a public way.
You end your article saying that “it is a sad day indeed to see so many younger people, including Jan-Michael Sanchez, so given over to bigotry and hate”, yet you fail to acknowledge your own bigotry and hate that you’ve directed towards Jan-Michael Sanchez as well. You fail to acknowledge the fact that despite not knowing this man personally, you take your time to write such a terrible article about him for merely expressing his opinion, which inherently makes you a bigot. It inherently makes you a hateful person.
I heavily suggest that based off of what I’ve said above, you change your attitude towards other people who have differing opinions that you.
Here are the links to the articles that I’ve used in my response:
https://www.latimes.com/local/lanow/la-me-ln-arthur-schaper-trump-conservative-20170603-htmlstory.html
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Homosexual_agenda
https://www.hrc.org/news/flashbackfriday-today-in-1973-the-apa-removed-homosexuality-from-list-of-me
It makes me so sad that you as a grown adult feel the need to criticize a young man so harshly and so publicly. The hypocrisy in your words is shocking—how can you tell us that he is the one spreading bigotry and hate when you are the one using your platform to doxx and ridicule a harmless teenager? I believe that you and your hateful beliefs are what need confrontation. As a lifelong proud resident of the South Bay, I can easily say that I will never vote for someone who uses their platform to spread hate against young people and I will tell my family and friends to do the same.
ReplyDeleteAsking friends online if anyone knows the name of somebody who went out of their way to harrass them in public is not "doxxing", considering that basic personal information like names is public knowledge. Making hateful comments at people simply walking down the street isn't disrespectful or arrogant? Tracking someone's online activity and documenting it in a public blog post in an attempt to turn others against them isn't a form of cyberstalking? Someone you don't even know, at that -- that's not hateful? Even disregarding all of that, what is your basis for connecting someone's sexual or gender identity with their behavior? Where is the link between that? Of course, there is none, since sweeping and grossly incorrect slander against anyone that doesn't align with the outdated ideal of the white, middle-class American nuclear family (an era long since past, mind you, why DO you think you're called a conservative?) is the hallmark of modern conservatism. Best of luck in finding a way to heal the hate in your heart, Arthur.
ReplyDeleteAren’t you embarrassed writing this essay?
ReplyDeleteIt is extremely prevalent that you lack self-awareness. You seem to be strangely fixated on a young LGBTQ+ man, even commenting on his family when you probably do not know him personally. It is very hypocritical when you refer to “bigotry and hate” in this article, while simultaneously posting something targeting this young man and the LGBTQ community. As an adult you should be setting a positive example to this community, yet you are bringing shame and immaturity. Please remember that respect is earned, not expected.
ReplyDeleteHere is a good example of that LGTB mafia strong arm. Accusing of bigotry and hate when in fact these people are the haters! It’s such a clown world! 🤡🌎
Deletei disagree with you completely, but you do you lmao
ReplyDeleteThis statement is true: It's very common for confused LGBT militants to play victim, all while accusing people of doing things to them that they routinely do to others.
ReplyDeleteNot only have I been harassed but I also lost my job due to some butch dyke at the Los Angeles Times. Additionally my friend at the Apple Store is constantly harassed by what we call the LGBT Mafia!
They have their cancel culture agenda. Every year Target prints all that merchandise that now one care about or buys.
My friend who is gay does say it stems from being traumatized in the past. It is not a choice or a gene. It stems from mental health.
I feel sorry for these tormented souls.
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ReplyDeleteHey guys, did you know that in terms of male human and female Pokémon breeding, Vaporeon is the most compatible Pokémon for humans? Not only are they in the field egg group, which is mostly comprised of mammals, Vaporeon are an average of 3"03' tall and 63.9 pounds. this means they're large enough to be able to handle human dicks, and with their impressive Base Stats for HP and access to Acid Armor, you can be rough with one. Due to their mostly water based biology, there's no doubt in my mind that an aroused Vaporeon would be incredibly wet, so wet that you could easily have sex with one for hours without getting sore. They can also learn the moves Attract, Baby-Doll Eyes, Captivate, Charm, and Tail Whip, along with not having fur to hide nipples, so it'd be incredibly easy for one to get you in the mood. With their abilities Water Absorb and Hydration, they can easily recover from fatigue with enough water. No other Pokémon comes close to this level of compatibility. Also, fun fact, if you pull out enough, you can make your Vaporeon turn white.
ReplyDeleteHey guys, did you know that in terms of male human and female Pokémon breeding, Vaporeon is the most compatible Pokémon for humans? Not only are they in the field egg group, which is mostly comprised of mammals, Vaporeon are an average of 3"03' tall and 63.9 pounds. this means they're large enough to be able to handle human dicks, and with their impressive Base Stats for HP and access to Acid Armor, you can be rough with one. Due to their mostly water based biology, there's no doubt in my mind that an aroused Vaporeon would be incredibly wet, so wet that you could easily have sex with one for hours without getting sore. They can also learn the moves Attract, Baby-Doll Eyes, Captivate, Charm, and Tail Whip, along with not having fur to hide nipples, so it'd be incredibly easy for one to get you in the mood. With their abilities Water Absorb and Hydration, they can easily recover from fatigue with enough water. No other Pokémon comes close to this level of compatibility. Also, fun fact, if you pull out enough, you can make your Vaporeon turn white.
ReplyDeleteHey guys, did you know that in terms of male human and female Pokémon breeding, Vaporeon is the most compatible Pokémon for humans? Not only are they in the field egg group, which is mostly comprised of mammals, Vaporeon are an average of 3"03' tall and 63.9 pounds. this means they're large enough to be able to handle human dicks, and with their impressive Base Stats for HP and access to Acid Armor, you can be rough with one. Due to their mostly water based biology, there's no doubt in my mind that an aroused Vaporeon would be incredibly wet, so wet that you could easily have sex with one for hours without getting sore. They can also learn the moves Attract, Baby-Doll Eyes, Captivate, Charm, and Tail Whip, along with not having fur to hide nipples, so it'd be incredibly easy for one to get you in the mood. With their abilities Water Absorb and Hydration, they can easily recover from fatigue with enough water. No other Pokémon comes close to this level of compatibility. Also, fun fact, if you pull out enough, you can make your Vaporeon turn white.
ReplyDeleteOh boy, where do I even begin?
ReplyDelete1) 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?
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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