Freedom of Religion INCLUDES Christians. A practical Spiritualist's perspective on Leftists empathizing with the Catholic School Shooter

 

Freedom of religion means all religions. That includes Christianity. As many of us know, the recent shooting in Minnesota was yet another senseless and devastating action by a mentally ill individual. Now, I know the larger argument right now is that he was allegedly “trans,” while the left is sweeping that part under the rug and saying, “It doesn’t matter because he is a white male.” And, in other alarmingly large circles, the entire situation is being downplayed because the attacks happened on a religious establishment. Many insinuating that this was justified due to assumptions of religious abuse of the shooter. The wildest claims I see, such as those, are coming from our own “Pagan” communities. Well, your communities. I am pretty open about my disdain for the larger majority of self-proclaimed witches and spiritualists. This being a great example of why.

I am going to leave the trans part out. It, to me, is irrelevant. Why? Because this kid was mentally ill. You just have to be to do something so heinous. But, I also do not blame this entirely on mental illness, as I am very open about my own nearly lifelong diagnosis of paranoid schizophrenia. It is a damning diagnosis for most because of the ignorance and stigma attached to it. When most of what you think you know about schizophrenia is wrong. But, that is for another day. I bring it up because I know right from wrong. While I do struggle with empathy overall, I am still self-aware and universally aware enough to know that any level of distrust I have for an establishment will not be solved by murdering innocent children. And, I would bet my left t*t that this kid also knew that. This comes down to instability and entitlement and a large helping of cowardice.

I would dare guess that most of the people defending this guy, or in any way justifying this, probably have “coexist” stickers on their Kias. What they really mean by that is all spiritual paths except for Christianity. That is a huge problem within most alternative and Pagan communities. The constant beratement of Christianity and the absurdity of believing in a world that was created by a man in the sky, while simultaneously improperly attempting to invoke soft entities like Lilith to empower themselves. Your right to believe you can communicate with spirits, deities, and entities that you mostly show not even a hint of any rudimentary, true, and accurate knowledge of is just as valid as someone’s right to worship on Sundays or call upon saints for specific needs. It does not make you edgy or mystical or mysterious to be a raging detractor of organized religion. It makes you look like an absolute unbalanced tool to those of us who independently study and practice any form of alternative spirituality. Except Wiccans. You are all stuck in your own organized religion with a rule book as big as the Bible, but that’s none of my business.

I guess my entire point is, you are allowed and have a right in this country we call America to embrace your freedom to decorate your aesthetic altars and dress like fairies in cornfields. And, families have a right to pray peacefully on a weekday morning without fear of their children being slaughtered through a stained glass window. This kid, whom I refuse to name, is a coward. He was a weak, pathetic little creature not deserving of any level of respect, including but not limited to, acknowledging his “pronouns.” He deserves nothing but eternal misery and unrest. And I hope he is stuck in limbo somewhere, uncomfortable and peaceless.

If Pagan and spiritualist communities ever want to be taken seriously, showing any level of social convention and ethics by openly detracting these types of actions would be a great start. You all want to cry you are peaceful, non-judgmental victims of the big bad machine. When you are absolutely none of those things. I would rather rip off all of my nails with pliers than be associated in any coven, or group, that is operated by self-oppressed victim minds. Banefulness and violence are acceptable when it is warranted and justified. I do not believe in harm none. However, those things do not equate to targeting helpless children because you have mommy issues.

I know this is not my usual style of blog, but I had to put this out into the Universe.

Be blessed, if you deserve it.

Dena