Is Everyone on here a Conservative/Religious person?

jonbain

So you're a lefty economically? But on the right socially?

I am a Christian Conservative to the point where I often feel like a man out of time. It seems that I hold values that society has mostly discarded since the 1960s. I only hope that the disgusting values of this generation fails as it inevitably will and causes an extreme reaction that turns society in a very socially conservative direction like how the Victorian Era was a reaction to the libertine 18th century. Another Victorian era would be nice actually.

Well, I hate the atheism of my generation the most. It seems when I was growing up, all of my peers believed in God but as they got older they decided that they hated the idea of an all powerful God holding them accountable for their behavior and they deluded themselves into thinking he didn't exist. I hate the morality of my generation almost as much. It seems that they see themselves as nothing but animals and they act like it being promiscuous and sexually degenerate. Things like homosexuality and drag queen story hour are being normalized and polygamy and pedophilia seems to be next. I hate that my generation holds tolerance over every other value. Some things are evil and should not be tolerated. I also hate how effeminate my generation is. There's this ethic that says that someone's feelings are the most important thing to respect and if you don't respect them you should be canceled, censored, or persecuted even though you are speaking truth in the face of insanity. I hate how things that are self evidently insane like mutilating your body to look like the opposite sex because you think you've been born in the wrong gender, or giving hormone blockers to children because they think the same, or thinking that there's a trillion different genders when there are only two are being accepted by many of my peers. I hate how my generation spits on their own heritage, culture, religion, ancestors, history, and civilization and even their own bloody race, the color of their skin! We stand on the shoulders of giants and my generation has the gall to spit on and demean these giants that they owe everything to. Furthermore hating your own tribe is not virtuous, it is the opposite of virtuous. I hate how my generation embraces extremist ideas like communism on the left and fascism on the right showing a complete ignorance of history or a lack of caring about their fellow man and I don't really know what's worse between the two. I hate my generations garbage music, garbage art, garbage architecture, and garbage fashion. There's so much more to talk about so I'll leave it there.

The only thing that I can appreciate about my generation is that they are not ashamed of liking things they liked as a child and they aren't ashamed of liking nerdy things. As for the Victorian Era, that was a time where society was militantly Christian, militantly patriotic, proudly capitalist, proud of their own ancestors and civilization, had a healthy sense of morals and decency, and in reading Victorian thoughts and ideology they seemed to have a very grounded and sensible view of reality, of what is civilized and what is barbaric. Rudyard Kipling's "The Gods of the Copybook Headings" I think summarizes what I admire about this era. I think that the two world wars destroyed Victorian culture and replaced it with cancerous modernism and post modernism. 

Oh, its not a book. Its a poem. 

I don't like to see religion as a yes/no question. I have lots of beliefs, practices, opinions, whatever just because I don't believe in a higher power and I _HATE_ categorizing myself it rules out the, quite "christian" I realize, side of my being?

The terms left and right have no meaning to me in this society.