Some people simply aren't going to be a part of shaping the next generation of discourse... and that's a good thing.

I know, that sounds elitest and exclusive. Hear me out.

We currently live in a society that has been altogether corrupted by tolerating that which should not be tolerated.

Things are heating up, with the topics of discussion weaving through the Womens National Basketball Association debating what the word "Woman" means leading to Enez Kanter declaring himself a woman and joining the WNBA Draft for 2027 then being kicked out of a game for wearing a shirt defining Woman as "Adult Human Female";

how many US Tax Dollars should be used for buying immigrants homes, businesses, and cars in the form of grants (meaning they don't get paid back) or loaned (with potential for writing-off owed amounts...then covered by tax dollars), funneled toward fraudulent medical businesses; and which foreign groups are intentionally subverting our moral, ethical, and religious values in America; and in more immediately recent terms...whether or not Orthodox Christians are allowed to gather and march in precession while protesting the way their men are being abducted from the streets, thrown in vans and shipped off to the front lines while their women are now potentially facing the military draft while Amazon is buying up thousands of rare books for the sole purpose of destroying them, Spain is still being invaded by muslim hordes...if a particular person you're talking to isn't aware of these things at this point, they probably aren't fit to be sitting at the grown-up table.

And no, it is NOT your responsibility to catch them up when they've been living under a rock for the past decade.

Frankly it's a mark of pseudointellectualism and should be dismissed, with respect. No insult, no judgment, no sense of negativity whatsoever...just a simple acknowledgment that there is work to be done.

Sometimes, my friends, the work that must be done requires intricate forethought and planning.

Sometimes, being delayed by repeatedly taking the time to explain and re-explain the lay of the land to those who aren't prepared will lead nowhere but to the failure of the mission.

Sometimes, the mission is simply too important to be allowed to fail, even if people you care about are offended when they come to the table and are denied a seat.

Sometimes, you must grit your teeth and lean into the wind knowing that the goal is not visible from where you stand, but you must march on despite the increasing volume of those who sew seeds of doubt in the minds of your allies.

There are times in history where we must recognize the futility of convincing those who are unwilling to go through the process of wrapping their heads around the convoluted origins of topics that are poisoning the minds of a society.

There are times when the poison is intentionally being forced down the throats of unwitting people, and more often than not it isn't happening through brute force, it's happening through hegelian dialectics in a way that convince innocent men and women that drinking the lesser of two poisons is actually a good idea, because the real solution is unsavory or impolite.

When you find yourself in these times, you will face choices on whether your time is better spent convincing others that the problem exists, or simply addressing them yourselves.

By all appearances, it seems we are in one of those times today.

What will you choose? How will you spend your time? Will you argue with the politically correct masses, or will you put your shoulder to that boulder....and push?

Godspeed, my friends.