First Lady Jill Biden likened attempts to keep smut out of public schools to censorship in Nazi Germany, Radar Online reported. She made these remarks at the Human Rights Campaign 2024 Los Angeles Dinner on Saturday.
Jill Biden was speaking to the crowd about several so-called attacks on freedom. She singled out Florida's Parental Rights in Education Act, which keeps sexually explicit materials out of schools. It's not a good look for the Biden administration to be openly associated with pushing sexual content on American kids.
"History teaches us that democracies don’t disappear overnight. They disappear slowly. Subtly. Silently. A book ban. A court decision. A 'don’t say gay” law," she claimed to demonize those trying to keep the radical homosexual agenda at bay.
The first lady continued her tirade and her attempt to link the rise of the Nazis with modern-day opponents of sexual perversion. "Before World War II, I’m told, Berlin was the center of LGBTQ culture in Europe," Jill Biden claimed.
"One group of people loses their rights. And then another, and another. Until one morning you wake up – and you no longer live in a democracy," she said.
Jill Biden strained to equate concerned parents speaking out with what happened in Nazi Germany. According to the Washington Examiner, book burnings and censorship began in Austria and Nazi Germany in the 1930s.
This was a government effort carried out by government officials against the people. This is nothing like what has happened because of parental outrage over what's happening in their children's schools.
In 2021, parents began speaking out at school board meetings over sexually explicit material and pornography that was foisted upon their kids. Rather than blanket censorship, these parents just wanted their kids shielded from adult material, yet Jill Biden seemed to be attempting to draw a link between the two with her remarks.
Jill Biden trotted out another lie that has been circulating about the death of a "nonbinary" teen who called herself Nex Benedict. "Laws and attitudes can lead to devastating consequences – harm that can’t be undone, that leaves parents torn by grief," the first lady said.
"Parents and grandparents like Sue Benedict – may Nex rest in peace – and the countless others who have lost LGBTQ children to suicide, bullying, and hate. Parents who have stood by their kids, loved them, learned from them, but who will never have another tomorrow with them," she added.
The Biden administration joined the left in pouncing on the young girl's death as something to pin on bullies and conservatives, the Daily Wire reported. Unfortunately, the young girl apparently took her own life, no doubt in part because of the psychological torment of such confusion.
Still, Democrats have gone all in supporting sexual perversion in all of its iterations. They've smeared anyone who disagrees with the radical agenda by lobbing all sorts of horrible charges at them.
Parents who don't want their kids viewing explicit materials have every right to keep it out of the schools. However, Democrats, including the first lady, have intentionally tied this desire to the worst political movement in history.
