Conservative talk show host Jesse Lee Peterson writes today in WorldNetDaily that criticism of the NFL’s handling of domestic violence cases is part of a “socialist political agenda” to “destroy the order of the family” and bring about “utter societal chaos.”
He claims that feminists want to “make criminals out of decent men and women” and have no business condemning domestic abuse anyway since they “support the murder of unborn children” through abortion rights and back marriage equality for gays and lesbians, which he says is “undermining society’s need for proper order.”
The movement to weaken men and destroy the order of the family is accelerating.
The latest target is the NFL. Why? It’s very simple. It’s a male-dominated sport and celebrates masculine attributes. And it makes a lot of money. That’s attractive to parasites.
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The left has long sought to “liberate” women from the “control” of “dominating men.” And now they want to “liberate” children from the discipline of fathers. They’re destroying the natural order of the family, which ultimately would result in utter societal chaos.
Liberals are using the Ray Rice and Adrian Peterson cases to emotionalize the public about these issues to advance their socialist political agenda.
Procter & Gamble has joined the list of sponsors distancing themselves from the NFL, pulling its Crest toothpaste brand from a campaign held in conjunction with the league’s Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Good riddance. Football players have no business running around wearing pink socks and shoes!
They say they care about families, but NOW attacks parental rights advocates same-sex marriage (undermining society’s need for proper order).
These groups claim they’re concerned about the “children,” yet NOW and the NNEDV support the murder of unborn children.
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If we go along with their definitions, it will make criminals out of decent men and women.
Men comprise the major block of NFL fans, but they don’t realize their God-given power. It’s time for men to use their power, and put an end to the feminists’ charade.
