‘God is not going to be mocked’
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Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., is dealing with backlash for platforming a transgender-identifying punk rock musician who sang a pornographic tune mocking God at his anti-Trump “Stop Oligarchy” rally in Kenosha, Wisconsin, final Friday.
Laura Jane Grace, who’s the 44-year-old singer and guitarist for the punk band In opposition to Me!, proudly posted a video of the efficiency on Instagram. The video exhibits an applauding viewers and an indication language interpreter signing the vulgar lyrics, which start with, “Does your God have a big fat d—? Cause it feels like he’s f—ing me.”
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The remainder of the lyrics, which could be learn on X, go on to mock God and Jesus with pornographic references to genitalia, sodomy and different sexual acts.
Because it went viral on social media in latest days, many Christians on X have taken deep offense to Grace’s tune, with some claiming it is the newest proof that the Democratic Social gathering has been given over to demonic evil, sexual depravity and hatred of God.
Grace, who was born Thomas James Gabel, publicly introduced his transgender identification in a 2012 profile for Rolling Stone. Whereas affected by gender dysphoria as a younger teenager, Gabel reportedly prayed to each God and the satan for a feminine physique, in line with the article.
“Some days, he would pray to God: ‘Dear God, please, when I wake up, I want a female body.’ Other times he’d try the devil: ‘I promise to spend the rest of my life as a serial killer if you turn me into a woman,'” Rolling Stone recounted.
Grace’s latest efficiency was met with fury on social media.
“This is who the Democrats are now. Pure evil,” mentioned conservative activist Robbie Starbuck, whose publish in regards to the tune was shared extensively on X. “Other lyrics are somehow even more grotesque and anti-Christian. These people are insane.”
“Bernie Sanders is a lunatic and anti-Christian. Yes, this was at Bernie’s rally,” he added.
Starbuck famous that there have been kids within the viewers on the rally and that Sanders later thanked Grace for his musical contribution.
Writer Eric Metaxas denounced the tune — in addition to the help of Sanders and the gang — as overtly satanic.
“The Democrats have openly sided with Satan in pornographically mocking God. For those politically on the fence, do you get it NOW?” he wrote. “Bernie THANKED the singer after this ‘performance.’ Does your pastor pretend how you vote doesn’t really matter?”
Metaxas has written a number of books warning that the passivity of the American church within the face of rising cultural wickedness echoes that of the German church amid the depravity of the Weimar Republic and the rise of Nazism.
Commentator Todd Starnes mentioned Grace “sang one of the most profane and disgraceful songs about Christianity and Almighty God. It was utter garbage.”
“One day Christ-hating Democrats like Bernie and his transgender pal will stand before [the] great judgment throne to answer for this filth. God will not be mocked,” he added.
Political commentator Ann Coulter jokingly contrasted the relative silence in response to Grace’s tune with the wall-to-wall media protection comic Tony Hinchcliffe acquired when he known as Puerto Rico “a floating island of garbage” at a Trump rally in Madison Sq. Backyard final October.
“As long as there was no joke about Puerto Rico,” she mocked.
“This is who the left is. Christian leftist is an oxymoron. If leftists feel comfortable in your church, your church has serious issues,” mentioned Josh Daws, host of “The Great Awokening Podcast.”
“The Democrat Party is a demonic construct,” BlazeTV host Steve Deace mentioned.
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“Well bless their hearts.”
