Blood On The Dance Floor

I was listening to Dennis Prager a few days ago, and he said something that stuck. "I prefer clarity over agreement."

A madman shooting up a gay dance club in Orlando is certainly a moment of clarity. All at once, the conflict between civilization and barbarism becomes apparent. The image of a pile of corpses is not agreeable but it does clarify.

Hillary Clinton has already called for a renewal of a ban on "assault weapons." She should just announce that there is a moratorium on scary things. I give her two more days before she blames the massacre on the "divisive rhetoric" of the Trump campaign. Without naming him, at first, and delegating this task to her subordinates.

President Obama said, "we’ve reached no definitive judgment on the precise motivations of the killer." Tens of millions of by-now red-pilled homosexuals have reached a somewhat different conclusion, Mr. President. And it doesn't need to be precise, because general will do.

This sicko believed he had license to kill homosexuals.

One of the first Twitter feeds I checked on yesterday was that of Sally Kohn, and if you are like me, it is hard to underestimate the level of gratitude that I felt upon knowing she was ok. She tweeted,

Last I checked, it's not Muslim religious extremists shooting up abortion clinics and killing abortion doctors.

— Sally Kohn (@sallykohn) June 13, 2016

One abortion doctor gets killed and they never let you forget it.

Anyway, she's drawing comparison between Robert Dear and the Pulse shooter. Ok, that's fair. Robert Dear told police when he was arrested, "no more baby parts," and the Pulse shooter told 911, "no more butt darts."

Robert Dear, we are constantly told, was inspired to kill by an edited video. The actual practice of dismembering fetuses doesn't exist and couldn't have been his motivation. It's kind of like the Benghazi talking points were about jihadis being inspired by a video. They threw the video producer in jail, but let the terror mastermind walk around freely and give interviews to CNN at sidewalk cafes.

They could point to the Orlando imam who was recorded saying that killing homosexuals is the compassionate thing to do. But leftists treasure the free exercise of any religion that isn't Christianity. So that can't be it.

Could it possibly be because of the behavior of gays themselves? The way they have moved beyond a desire for acceptance into outright demands for endorsement? Consider the online push for more gay characters in media, like this one calling for a gay Elsa of Frozen.

Perhaps Sally Kohn could voice the dyke Elsa. In a surprise plot twist, Olaf converts to Islam and hucks her off a cliff. Another storybook ending!