The rainbow, a ubiquitous natural phenomenon, carries profound symbolic weight, particularly in its contemporary application within the confused LGBT and other perversions who insist (without evidence) that gender and sex are distinctly different, in this way they have a gender framework to build imaginary identities and systems upon.

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At its core, the rainbow serves as an emblem of multiplicity, representing the disintegration of a singular colour into an array of hues. It is not perceived merely as a set of distinct colours but as a continuous spectrum, illustrating the dispersal of white light into its diverse components.

From a pure oneness, into a fragmented many.

Symbolically, the rainbow is inherently neutral, capable of both positive and negative interpretations. It can signify a bridge, connecting disparate categories, or metaphorically, heaven and earth.

Alternatively, it may be understood as a ring encircling the sun, positioned at the periphery.

This symbolic function underscores its role as both a limit and a promise, marking a transition between an old and a new reality.

It denotes an edge and a connection to what lies beyond, embodying breakdown, variability, and fluidity. Consequently, it is a perfect symbol for the edge of our world.

The adoption of the rainbow for the LGBT flag is an appropriate use of this symbol within its context. This alignment arises from the movement's emphasis on multiplicity and spectrum, reflecting the concept that fluidity exists, particularly on the edges and in the exceptions and on the edges and in strangeness of being.

However, a significant societal shift is observed in the contemporary manifestation of this fluidity. Historically, exceptions were acknowledged and often accommodated within traditional societies, but they were confined appropriately - to the fringes and managed privately.

Instances such as carnival, Mardi Gras, or Halloween provided temporary periods for idiosyncrasy and "upside-down behaviour," serving as a release valve before a return to conventional norms.

The current cultural landscape is characterised as a perpetual "giant carnival" or "all Mardi Gras all the time," wherein the fringes, exceptions, and strangeness are relocated to the societal centre.

INVERSION

This societal inversion, where the exception is the rule, constitutes an upside down hierarchy that challenges fundamental principles.

Such a paradigm, if indefinitely sustained, is detrimental to the soul and conducive to societal degeneration. It is a post-modern trick that weaponises ambiguity and marginal elements, functioning as a parasite that devours the host by allowing the exception to subsume the rule.

The dissolution of established boundaries is a pervasive theme observed across various cultural domains - Nations, Genders, Species (man and animal), Man and machine...

This phenomenon is a rebellion, a rejection of objective truth and an insistence on subjective perception as reality, particularly concerning gender identity. The precise articulation of identities, such as the mandatory use of specific pronouns, becomes authoritative, compelling societal recognition of subjective reality as fact.

This radical fluidity leads to deleterious outcomes. For instance, gender expression is considered a symbol, with biological sex as its referent; a symbol's deviation from its referent is increasingly problematic.

With the insane situation where people struggle to answer the most simple question for fear of wrong think: What is a Women?

Medical interventions, such as gender reassignment surgeries and hormone therapies, are materialist attempts to blend male and female categories, akin to ancient alchemical processes aimed at achieving a higher state.

This approach is anti-life, opposing procreation and family, inducing sterility, and aligning with historical Pagan and Gnostic practices of spiritual androgyny.

The elite emphasis on, and endless promotion of this celebration of idiosyncrasy and ambiguity has the feel and furver of a religion, where we are all called to worship ambiguity and idiosyncrasy and strangeness.

This broader societal trend has increased suicide rates, fostering a death cult that undermines life-affirming God-given principles.

ALWAYS CHANGING

The evolution of the flag, and its associated acronym, is of continuous alteration and expansion. The flag seems to change increasingly frequently. The precise decision-making process for these changes is unclear.

Similarly, the LGBT set of acronyms keeps growing, and fragmenting ever more - seemingly accumulating a new letter ever year. This ongoing expansion, encompassing additional categories such as "Q i +" for other perversions and "kin types," reflects the infinite multiplicity concept within the rainbow metaphor itself.

The proliferation of idiosyncratic gender-studies language and terms further defines individual identities within this evolving symbolic landscape.

The integration of such fluidity, while existing historically in marginal spaces, must maintain its proper place on the fringes to preserve societal order. The complete elimination of boundaries and the elevation of exceptions to central tenets are fundamentally disruptive and ultimately destructive to foundational human and societal structures.