Administrivia and a duty to protect civilians [quotage]

I have had to go and look at the other pages tonight and updated the contact details — after a commentator found his email in my mailserver bitbucket, from which there is no return. The new email address is the same as my google plus account.
In addition, given the rules on internet contact have evolved, I have had to add some comments: firstly I do not practice my trade outside NZ (and most of the internet is outside NZ) and secondly some guidelines about protecting civilians.

Civilians are those who cannot fight back. Children, spouses, the frail, our friends. Pundits and ideas can be attacked: but the private confidential remain shall.

I am quite aware that the elite and the world does not protect civilians, but such is our duty.

The leftist theocrats spent decades ramming “sexual education” into the public education system against the vocal opposition of Christians, the right, and anybody with any sanity because indoctrinating elementary-school children in the joys of sodomy and pedophilia is essential for the leftist goal of destroying the family.

One pro-life Christian group manages to infiltrate their sexual indoctrination sessions and make it vaguely pro-family and suddenly it becomes a human rights issue that must be dealt with in court.

It’s funny how suddenly teaching children about sex is wrong when it comes from a point of view of Christian morality rather than nihilistic hedonism.

Remember, its all about forcing their views and destroying traditional values, nothing more.

It is about shutting us up. It is about putting anyone who protests at the current situation in a box, neatly labelling them as doubleplusungood, and then ignoring them. As if there is no virtue in the way most if not all functional societies have lived. As if doing one’s duty should not lead to honour. As if collective responsibility makes all women responsible for every infanticide, within the womb or out of it.

The ‘white male privilege’ shtick wasn’t invented to foster a dialogue, it was invented to suppress it. You tell someone to ‘check their privilege’ because you want to discount everything they just said. It’s a Get Out of Thinking card. It allows you to push wide swaths of people into a nice little box labeled ‘privileged’ and summarily disqualify every thought and idea they bring to the table.

This is what I hate about progressivism. It’s such a dry, gray, joyless thing. It leaves no room for anyone to have an actual identity of their own. It doesn’t illuminate. It doesn’t enlighten. It doesn’t encourage open expression. It simply turns the lights off and tells everyone to shut up and play along.

Kira, life is much deeper than your college professors told you. People are vastly more complicated than you give them credit for. It’s absolutely laughable, in a pathetic sort of way, that you think you can write someone’s autobiography just because you’ve observed their skin color and their gender. Check my privilege? Check your arrogance, ma’am. Check your prejudice. Check your assumptions. Check your ignorance. Check your intellectual cowardice. Check your complete inability to prove that I have ‘privileges,’ because you know nothing about me or my life story.

Check your habit of shoving people into groups and categories.

Check your preconceptions.

As a matter of fact, check your dictionary.

Enough of that stuff. It’s wrong, and it’s harmful. The command we have, as men, is to love our lives and if necessary lay down our lives for them. To protect them. Physically and spiritually. So they can have peace, so they can be civilians. This allows a space for children to mature, and the domestic arts. Which most men (me included) do not care for, until they are missed.

I’ve learned a new derogatory term for how I live my life: patriocentricity (father/husband worship). It is spoken of by women who have exceptions for how they submit to their husbands. In this case, in order to not be patriocentric, a wife’s husband must be in submission to a greater authority (of course this is overseen and judged by who else – the wife!). That is beyond my pay grade, so to speak. Your father is quite capable of reading the Bible. You’ll find in reading the Bible that it is prudent to seek wisdom. In seeking wisdom, you will listen to the words of others. You will check those words with the Bible and if they are biblically sound, you will accept them as learning. I am confident your father does this. But it has nothing to do with my submission to him. Also, do not be confused, I do not worship your father. I obey God. Jesus told us in John 14:15 “If you love me, keep my commandments.” It is very simple. I love Jesus. And I, as a wife, have very specific commands from God:

Wives, submit to your own husbands, as to the Lord. For the husband is head of the wife, as also Christ is head of the church; and He is the Savior of the body. Therefore, just as the church is subject to Christ, so let the wives be to their own husbands in everything. – Ephesians 5:22-24

How awesome is it that God provided for us, as wives, a special message? He considered us, He loves us, and because of that, He told us how we can obey Him. He didn’t make it confusing or hard to follow. In fact, to avoid confusion a very important word was used: everything.

Now, you will know when you have fully embraced this command. You will know when you have stopped rebelling against that very important word. You will know when you have an unshakable resolve to obey God despite any and all of the words you get labeled by those who are still in rebellion.

You will be calm.

When you become a wife, it will be to your husband that you submit. Because darlings, if you’ll notice, the words do not say “…in everything that is like your father.” No, it says “in everything.” Your husband will likely be very close with your father, but they will not always be in agreement. As you seek advice from me, you will never hear me say anything other than, “obey God by submitting to your husband in everything.” I will not say anything other than this because I know something that is so very important – the way for you to become calm.

Those who would destroy the family do not allow for shelter and comfort, except for their idol, the state. We have seen the care the state provides, and it is wanting.

Do not worship it: do not heed the new words that call good evil: do your duty. For this elite is doomed to destruction. Do not be them, and do not be like them.