This Is America’s Culture Now…: If people that lived 50 or 60 years ago could see us today, what would they think of our culture? I believe that the performance of “Unholy” at the Grammy Awards on Sunday night will go down in history as a pivotal cultural moment. Yes, the “horror movie-inspired performance” that Sam Smith and Kim Petras came up with was designed to get as much attention as possible. They wanted people like me to write about it, and that is exactly what I am doing. But just because they were seeking attention does not change the fact that their performance was unspeakably evil. And it also does not change the fact that millions of their fans absolutely adored it. We have gotten to a point where our culture openly celebrates wickedness, and that is a very dangerous place to be. They understood very well that people like us would be deeply offended by their performance, but they went ahead and did it anyway. Of course, there are many other groups that can never be offended on national television under any circumstances. But offending Christians is perfectly okay in this day and age. And immediately following the performance, a message popped up on the screen informing us that all of this was being sponsored by Pfizer. We have reached a point where literally anything goes and nobody seems to care that the fabric of our society is coming apart at the seams right in front of our eyes. Whether you like it or not, this is America’s culture now. We have openly embraced evil, and evil has openly embraced us. http://endoftheamericandream.com/this-is-americas-culture-now/ Majority of women who got abortions were pressured into them, study finds: Over 60% of women who aborted their unborn baby reported high levels of pressure from other sources, a new peer-reviewed study from the Charlotte Lozier Institute found. And that same group of women also reported higher levels of mental health struggles and quality of life issues following the abortion. “Over 60% reported that they felt very much pressured to abort by either their male partner, family members, other people, circumstances,” he added. “The feeling of pressure to abort was strongly correlated with more negative feelings after the abortion and more mental health problems that they attributed to the abortion specifically.” Women who said that they were pressured into an abortion also said that they experienced significant levels of negative emotions related to the abortion; intrusive thoughts, including flashbacks to their abortion; frequent feelings of loss, grief, and sadness; and increased levels of stress answering questions about their abortion. “Abortion clinics cannot claim to be pro-woman while at the same time allowing the majority of their clients to be pressured into unwanted abortions,” Reardon said in a statement. https://alphanews.org/majority-of-women-who-got-abortions-were-pressured-into-them-study-finds/ When reading this article it triggered the conversation I had with this one co-worker. She was forced to have an abortion since her husband didn’t want any kids. I saw her crying at her desk. I asked what is wrong? She said she is an emotional wreck every year on this date since she had the abortion. She couldn’t stop remembering and the guilt was great. I then shared Jesus with her and a Bible tract and said Jesus will forgive us all of our sins. She gave me a hug. Not sure if she got saved … I went back to college not to long after that conversation and never saw her again. Good grief … check out the globalist brazenness attitude @ Biden’s State of the Union address Tuesday night … - Fair Use - San Francisco is considering a formal “red light district” as it attempts to cut down on illegal street prostitution while also allowing sex workers to continue their trade: The Los Angeles Times reported Thursday: A red-light district might not be a far-fetched concept in the Mission, where many residents say sex workers have been present for decades. https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2023/02/09/report-san-francisco-considers-red-light-district/ 
As San Francisco prepares to block vehicle traffic from a stretch of the Mission District this month in an attempt to stifle street prostitution, the idea of creating a designated district for sex work is gaining traction among some advocates and officials.