A Sick Parent Takes Advantage of Her Gender-Confused Son, Society Just Watches

By R. Brownell

I’ve seen a lot of trippy stuff in my life, I’ve seen a man walk around my college campus dressed as a wizard, casting spells on people who walked by. I also saw a man once snort cocaine off a filthy Metro seat in DC and then ask me and everyone in the cart if we would buy his new mix tape. One of the other things I’ve seen is a morbidly obese man, wearing only his underwear, with his only possession being a stuffed suitcase, wait outside Union Station in the District waiting for his friends to pick him up (he “waited” for his “friends” in the same spot for five days before vanishing). Bottom line, I’m just not surprised by a lot these days in the crazy world we live in.

Yesterday though, I stumbled upon a blog by social conservative blogger for theBlaze, Matt Walsh, which linked to one of the most disturbing videos I’ve seen. Now by “disturbing,” I don’t mean the sick Planned Parenthood videos of people laughing at infants as they murder them, or the videos of the Islamic death cult ISIS crucifying children for fun. This is disturbing because as in nature, for example, society has “indicator species” (creatures whose presence indicates a severe change in a ecosystem),  that show there has been an incredible cultural shift.

This video shows a gender confused boy named Corey, a boy being manipulated by his mother by being convinced that one day soon, Corey can become a girl. Now if Corey, an adult, wants to mutilate himself like Bruce Jenner, that’s his right; the right to self ownership. Yet, as a parent, to force your own sociopathic fantasies onto your child, is sick; if not straight-up abuse. Corey’s mom decided that special day was his birthday, where instead of getting him a video game, an action figure, or whatever young boys these days like, she bought him damn estrogen patches.

Corey, age 14, is still developing his sense of moral aptitude given to him by his creator, but instead of helping her son conform into the individual he is, instead of his father (who seems absent) showing him how to grow up and be a man, she has decided to mangle her son’s being by chemically destroying who he is. In the age where Bruce Jenner is called “beautiful,” and white women force society to call them black or be called racist, this is full on proof that process philosophy has created an age of complete moral relativity.

News outlets have called this video, which Corey’s mother put online, “beautiful”, “life changing”, and “wonderful”. No matter how Corey feels ten years from now, or even a week from now, his mother has turned a temporary confusion of a young boy into a permanent issue thanks to chemical therapy, may be irreversible. I don’t know much in this crazy world, but there is one thing I understand about allowing these gender confused people to fall into their own self-trap as Walsh points out:

“…we do know something about the psychological toll; sadly, a vast number of “transgender” people fall into a deep despair and attempt suicide after ‘transitioning.’ This boy has a tough, terrible road ahead of him. All we can do is pray for him.”

This story is an indicator of a society which refuses to call out what is true, what is absolute. Without outcry, how can anyone know something terrible has occurred in the first place? As for Corey, and other men and women suffering with a crisis of identity in their lives, I pray for them; because in a time of moral relativity being celebrated as “progressive” and therefore good, it’s only a matter of time until the concept of the individual simply fades away into the collective, Orwellian newspeak, nihilist worldview that has destroyed civilizations. Am I saying that Corey is a sign of the end times? No, not at all in any way, shape, or form. My heart pours out for this child’s well being. Corey is a victim of past generations, but more importantly, Corey is our victim. Corey is the victim of a society that is to afraid to say what is real and what is fake, and what is good and what is evil.

In a world where morality is relative, the institution known as the family is outdated and irrelevant, and life is truly molded into a materialistic fold, how much time do we have left until the values of liberty and the meaning of absolute truth disappears?