Oh boy, this is a beautiful display of word salad

Equal parts religious guilt-tripping, historical revisionism, and barely coherent rambling. A true masterpiece of moral grandstanding, delivered with all the grace of Russian Bot trying to write a sermon.

Let’s break this down, shall we?

“Jesus didn’t die for this.”

Right, because when Jesus was up there on the cross, he was definitely thinking about 21st-century same-sex marriage laws. Not, you know, forgiving sinners, preaching love, and condemning hypocritical religious elites. Nope, he was just sitting there like, “Man, I hope two dudes never get a marriage license in 2,000 years.”

“Love is love? No it’s not, read the Bible or walk away from God.”

Ah yes, the classic “agree with me or abandon your faith” argument. Very compelling. Almost like the Bible also warns against self-righteousness, judging others, and using faith to control people… but let’s not get bogged down in those inconvenient little details, right?

“God supports freedom of other religions but does not support selfness for love.”

First of all, I’d love to know what “selfness” is. Is it a theological concept I missed? A new Pokémon? Either way, the idea that God supports freedom except when it comes to love is quite the contradiction. It’s almost like you’re inventing loopholes to justify your personal discomfort rather than, I don’t know, actually following the core message of your own religion.

“Back then it was normal, now we live in a clown world.”

Oh, you mean back when slavery was legal? When women couldn’t vote? When people thought diseases were caused by bad air? Yeah, what a utopia that was. But sure, tell me more about how the decline of forced heterosexuality is what ruined society.

“Why didn’t we like homosexuality back then? Because most religions said it was evil.”

Oh, so we should blindly follow what religious authorities said centuries ago? That’s great news for anyo…  Read morene who enjoys burning witches, banning science, and stoning people for minor infractions. Clearly, progress is the enemy!