Delusion Begets Delusion

Awhile back, I wrote an article titled “Fiction Begets Fiction” that was all about the obsessive desire for the people who live their life by the blade of DEI, typically fall on that blade at some point or another. How that community will take a fictitious way of living and insert it into a fictitious medium and then proclaim loudly about the merger of reality and fiction.

However, for those of us living with both feet firmly planted in reality, we can see that that is nonsense.

Delusion typically brings on more delusion. Let’s take the Fr0gan incident that happened recently on Twitch. This streamer is well known at this point for going on openly anti-semitic rants and claiming that American Veterans deserve PTSD and all sorts of other awful trash. But this delusion feeds more delusion; she doubled down and her cronies came rushing to her side, Hasan included. No surprise there, I suppose. And in one final delusion swing of the bat, Twitch banned her. Not over the aforementioned comments. Over some comments about hummus. I wish I was making this up. She has proven time and time again to be a trashy individual and those responsible for propagating that behavior “took action” by not taking action. However, it should be said that yes, her comments and behavior is vile but that does not mean she should have her right to say her idiotic thoughts stripped away.

My point in this is that we live in a day and age where culturally we refuse to allow reality to be reality and that when we dilute the “poison” in the waters of society, we cannot be surprised when vast numbers become infected.

At some point, for the love of God and all that’s good, someone has to start speaking out with some level of sense. Dragon Age: Veilguard is out of their mind with the way they are handling the DEI infiltration into their game and the gaslighting that they are attempting and writing off as “normal” has to stop. We have created consistent logical fallacies within what we are now considering to be “reality” as a culture, that we have lost the ability to perceive what is truly normal and factual. That creates the destruction industries like the gaming industry because you can no longer operate on actual humanity, but rather a falsified and disgusting narrative that takes the place. We’re losing our escape to delusion, not just fiction.

I’ve begun to realize that many times when we see these things that we are viewing them through the lens of keeping the peace and not rocking the boat. We see these mediums we have loved for so long become tainted; movies, TV, video games, and much more. The most unforunate part of this is that things have gone so far that many view it as irreparable and that it is not worth the time to even raise their voice. Shame.

Here’s the reality of reality:

Facts are still facts and faith is still faith. As long as those two things remain true, which they forever will, I will use my voice to speak out against evil forces attempting to corrupt what is good and what is holy.

I am sick of holding my tongue against things that never should have been allowed to have their seeds watered and I believe that is the responsibility of all Ruffians. We were not put on this earth by our Creator to be passive. We are not here to be “ships passing in the night” to people who need to hear what life really is and what life really can be.

The saddest part of this is that the people who swear their lives to the “tattoo of DEI” with the level of permanence it requires, end up the most unhappy and unhealthy people around. People need love and correction and we have to stop viewing this as a stigma of hate and we have to stop putting up with the screaming minority to argue that “there is no hate like Christian love”.

Your hate of us comes from your insecurity and I will not let my security and confidence in my faith sway me from speaking the truth.

It’s time to cut delusion from standard societal interaction. We’re playing a dangerous game, and it’s one we are equipped for.

Let’s act like it.