LGBTQ-pride paraphernalia littered the family's extravagantly furnished four-bedroom, five-bathroom house (plus a packed three-car garage), including a rainbow Mickey Mouse stuffed animal placed atop a "Love Above All" pillow on the foyer's loveseat, where Zachary was swarmed by the SWAT team, and a neon "Love is Love" sign that adorned the kitchen's granite countertop.
The lamp's pro-inclusivity phrase—a mainstream LGBTQ mantra that self-styled "minor-attracted persons" (MAPs) have co-opted in a rebranding campaign that attempts to normalize sexual attraction to children—is one Zachary frequently promoted online.
It's one thing to put your fucking rainbow imagery and your "Love is love" slogans on your car and social media pages, and to wave them around in front of the cameras. It's obnoxious, but it's just showboating and advertising at the end of the day. But to put it in your fucking house where you say "Our business is our business" prove that homosexuality (and all the other alphabet junk) is absolutely not just "what you do in your bedroom." It's your goddamn religion, what you base your entire life around, it's what you fucking are and there's nothing else to you. Well, that, and it shows your intention to indoctrinate children into becoming your sex slaves as we see here. And then alphabet people wonder why they're so strongly associated with grooming.
It's one thing to put your fucking rainbow imagery and your "Love is love" slogans on your car and social media pages, and to wave them around in front of the cameras. It's obnoxious, but it's just showboating and advertising at the end of the day. But to put it in your fucking house where you say "Our business is our business" prove that homosexuality (and all the other alphabet junk) is absolutely not just "what you do in your bedroom." It's your goddamn religion, what you base your entire life around, it's what you fucking are and there's nothing else to you. Well, that, and it shows your intention to indoctrinate children into becoming your sex slaves as we see here. And then alphabet people wonder why they're so strongly associated with grooming.