Bolsonaro administration in Brazil embraces a leftist stance by failing to confront gay adoption and by ordering evangelical minister to confront “violence against homosexuals”
By
Julio
Severo
According
to the only representative of evangelicals in the high-level government cabinet,
there are direct orders from President Jair Bolsonaro for her to “confront
violence against LGBT community” and not to confront laws requiring the
delivery of children for homosexual adoption.
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| Bolsonaro and Damares |
“We
recognize violence against the community and we have to face it. And President
Bolsonaro gave orders to this minister for us to confront violence against the LGBT
community. It exists and should be addressed. But this administration comes
with a proposal to confront all segments and our ministry has a specific board
of directors dedicated to the LGBT community. We are going to make this
confrontation with a lot of courage. Without fear.”
“To
confront violence against the LGBT community” is the flagship of homosexual
strategies to advance their agenda. It is the supreme gay Trojan horse. This is
the default method of the left to advance its agenda.
For
example, the main justification for Brazil’s Supreme
Court to criminalize “homophobia” (acts and opinions against homosexuality) was
just the issue of “violence against homosexuals.”
In
Brazil, there are over 60,000 murders a year and, according to homosexual
groups, only 400 homosexuals are murdered a year, often in situations involving
dangerous scenarios such as prostitution and drugs. But 400 is less than 1
percent of 60,000. Only socialists have the peculiar concern of prioritizing a
minority to the detriment of the majority. So why has Bolsonaro embraced this
kind of concern?
The
surprise is that Damares, who has become
internationally famous for questioning the homosexualization of girls through
Disney cartoons, seems to be obeying all of
Bolsonaro’s orders to advance the gay Trojan horse.
The
G Watch report also addressed the issue of gay couples adopting children, and
on that subject Minister Damares said,
“Gay
couples already have this guaranteed by law. Today in Brazil anyone over 21 can
adopt, then the law is already providing these rights to gay couples. So we do
not have to discuss whether this can or cannot. That’s already a vested right.”
Therefore,
the official stance of the Bolsonaro administration and its order to its
ministers is to make no confrontation with socialist laws that force children
to be delivered into the hands of homosexuals. Such a stance is sheer selling-out
to a very serious problem, because adoption by homosexuals is a great
psychological violence, often resulting in physical and sexual violence.
To
categorize crimes against homosexuals and to decategorize and decharacterize
crimes committed by homosexuals, especially against children, is to ideologize
human rights — a standard leftist practice.
If
a government is unable to protect children, including against homosexual
predators who lure them through immoral propaganda and adoption, what is its
use?
In
addition, treating homosexual couples as deserving the respect afforded to
married couples is a shame in a supposedly conservative government. Like
millions of Brazilians, I voted for Bolsonaro not for him in the end to say, “All
that the socialist administrations have approved in regard to the gay agenda, I
will accept and maintain.” Adoption by gay couples is a homosexualistic
conquest of socialists.
In
this issue, as an evangelical Damares is in a difficult situation, between
obeying a socialist law and obeying biblical and conservative principles.
Speaking for myself, I would not be able to obey Bolsonaro’s orders if he told
me to respect socialist laws on homosexuality and “confront violence against
the LGBT community.” Socialist administrations in Brazil made such confrontation
often.
I
voted for Bolsonaro for his willingness, during the elections, to confront
socialist laws. For example, in 2018 Bolsonaro said that the Child and
Adolescent Statute (CAS) should be “ripped and thrown into the toilet.” This is
an attitude of not accepting wicked laws. And CAS is one of the worst laws in
Brazil, having been approved during the corrupt right-wing Collor administration
as evidence of Brazil’s loyalty to the UN Convention on the Rights of the
Child. CAS mirrors this UN socialist document. Tearing and throwing into the
toilet CAS is more than a duty by a conservative president.
Bolsonaro
had also shown a willingness to confront the Anti-Spanking Law, approved with
the help of socialist Maria do Rosário in 2014. But now, as a president, he is
silent about tearing up CAS and he is silent about confronting the Anti-Spanking
Law, but strangely he gives orders to an evangelical minister to do exactly
what the past Brazilian socialist administration were already doing: “to
confront violence against the LGBT community.”
Delivering
children for adoption to gay couples is a major violence. Such violence, even
when enshrined in law, needs confrontation. It is enough to mention the recent
case of the two lesbians who, in their obsession
of transforming a boy into a “girl,” tortured, mutilated, cut off his penis and
in the end beheaded the boy. This homosexual violence needs
urgent confrontation, but instead does the Bolsonaro administration order its
evangelical minister to confront violence against homosexuals?
In
the G Watch report, there is also information that within Damares’s Ministry there
is a homosexual board to deal with homosexual issues. That is, Bolsonaro’s
order included a homosexual department within his administration.
In
early 2019, Agência Brasil had already reported that, according to information
from Damares, Bolsonaro had decided to maintain in the federal government the Board
of Directors for the Promotion of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transvestite and
Transsexual Rights.
“No
rights conquered by the LGBT community will be violated,” Damares said in the
Agência Brasil report. “Rights conquered by gays” means “rights given by the
past socialist administrations.” This means that the Bolsonaro administration
will keep all the privileges that the Lula and Dilma administrations gave for
homosexual activism.
I
and millions of conservatives voting for Bolsonaro now pay, through taxes,
homosexuals inside his administration to advance their Trojan horses through a
supposedly conservative government.
The
Bolsonaro administration owes explanations to millions of conservatives. If
Bolsonaro had the courage to say that CAS should be ripped and thrown into the toilet,
why not keep that promise? Why not also address the laws requiring children to
be handed over to homosexuals? Why, instead of making a confrontation with gay
Trojan horses, does the Bolsonaro administration force an evangelical minister
to make a socialist confrontation on behalf of the gay agenda?
I
could not be a minister of Bolsonaro, because I would never obey orders to
value homosexual achievements of the past socialist administrations in Brazil.
Joseph in Egypt is a good example for us Christians. In government, his
priority was the well-being of the Jewish people and their values.
However,
if Bolsonaro appointed me to tear CAS and throw it into the toilet, I would do
so with the utmost pleasure. Fighting against socialism is one of my priorities and
CAS is one of the most socialist laws in Brazilian history.
Portuguese version of this article: Governo
Bolsonaro adota postura esquerdista ao não fazer enfrentamento da adoção de
crianças por duplas gays e ao ordenar que ministra evangélica faça
enfrentamento da “violência aos homossexuais”
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