All around America, major cities are pushing to recognize the pride flag as an official flag. What does this mean for our country?

From The Daily Wire. You probably missed it, but a couple of years ago, history was made in the state of New Hampshire. We’re not talking about the invention of a miracle drug or a breakthrough in rocket technology or anything like that. We’re talking about something much, much more significant: A woman named Talesha Saint-Marc became the first black woman in New Hampshire to serve as a federal magistrate judge. …

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By all accounts, thanks to Talesha, great things were coming for the state of New Hampshire. But a couple questions remained unanswered: What exactly would Talesha accomplish once she got on the bench? In what ways would Talesha shock the world with her legal acumen?

Well, we don’t have to guess about the answers to these questions anymore. That’s because recently, Judge Talesha issued the first major ruling of her career. And it’s a ruling that’s worth covering, because it underscores a much larger effort that’s underway to undermine the identity of this country at a very fundamental level.

Specifically, Judge Talesha, in her infinite wisdom, determined that it was completely legal for Nashua City Hall to ban the “Appeal to Heaven” Pine Tree flag, while at the same time flying the so-called Pride flag outside of city hall.

Nevermind the fact that the Pine Tree flag was flown at the Battle of Bunker Hill, which is a battle that many New Hampshire residents participated in.

Nevermind the fact that it was used by ships commissioned by George Washington.

None of that matters because, according to the city, the Pine Tree flag, “was not in harmony with City policies or was contrary to the City’s best interest.”

On the other hand, the Pride flag — which is just a horizontal rainbow that some gay guy drew in San Francisco in the 70’s — is, apparently, completely compatible with the policies of the City of Nashua. Therefore, the judge ruled that the city can fly the gay-pride flag, while prohibiting people from flying the Revolutionary War flag. …

This is an extraordinary development, especially since it’s taking place not far from the birthplace of the American Revolution. But it’s not just happening in very liberal states like New Hampshire. We’re seeing similar efforts to canonize the Pride flag in liberal cities that are located within conservative states, particularly in Utah and Idaho. This is the big “act of resistance” that several liberal enclaves have decided on.

We’ll start with Boise, which is the capital of Idaho. Recently, the state passed a law requiring that only official government flags could fly at government buildings. And in response, Boise just passed a resolution declaring that the Pride flag is, indeed, an official flag of the city. Yes, they have named the Pride flag as an official flag of the capital city of Idaho. …

[N]o one on the Boise city council delivered a rational explanation for why the city should fly this flag, because there is no rational explanation for it. But in Boise, a lot of people support it. A local news station interviewed a few random people on the street. Here’s what they had to say:

You can see the reporter … nodding along at the end of that footage. This is the kind of dispassionate coverage you get on issues like this. But of course, nothing these people are saying makes any sense. “Live your life; let them live their life.” That’s what he says. But that has nothing to do with shoving a partisan, radical ideology down the throats of everyone who doesn’t agree with it — which, in particular, includes all real Christians in Boise. The LGBTQIA+/Pride cult is effectively a secular religion, or at least a sect of a secular religion. Giving these people — and only these people — the endorsement of the government is the exact opposite of “live and let live.” It is an attack on both Christianity and the national identity of this country. “Live your life and let them live their life” is precisely what you aren’t doing when you make a homosexual flag into an official flag of the city.

And again, the reason this is worth covering is that it’s happening all over the place. It’s not just New Hampshire and Idaho. …

These cities are doing the opposite of what they should be doing. I don’t just mean that they shouldn’t be recognizing the LGBT flag. Obviously they shouldn’t do that. I mean that the government shouldn’t recognize the “LGBT community” at all. LGBT people are not a nation, so it makes no sense for them to have a flag. They also aren’t a community. The fact that a bunch of people share the same sexual proclivity does not make them a real community, or a coherent group that the government should give any special recognition to at all. …

Haw do you feel about this push for the pride flag? Share your prayers for the cities of our nation below.

(Excerpt from The Daily Wire. Photo Credit: Sara Rampazzo on Unsplash)