Matua Kahurangi
Matua Kahurangi, unapologetically provocative, is infamous for his incendiary writings that challenge societal taboos and stir relentless debate.
The acronym LGBTQ+ has become a ubiquitous symbol in modern discourse, waved like a rainbow flag of unity and tolerance. But beneath its colourful veneer lies a troubling reality: it is not a representation of a cohesive community but rather a calculated forced alliance – an unholy marriage of the LGB (lesbian, gay, bisexual) with the TQ+ (transgender, queer, and beyond). What was once a legitimate civil rights movement for gay rights has been hijacked, twisted into a vehicle for a darker agenda that seeks to rebrand sexual fetishes and disorders as legitimate sexual orientations. This is not about diversity or acceptance: it’s about mainstreaming degeneracy under the guise of progress.
Let’s start with the LGB –a group that fought for decades to secure basic human dignity and equality. Their struggle was grounded in a clear and rational premise: love and attraction between consenting adults should not be criminalised or stigmatised. That battle, though not fully won everywhere, has largely succeeded in the West. But now, the TQ+ has latched onto this hard-earned legitimacy like a parasite, using it as a Trojan horse to smuggle in ideologies and behaviours that have little to do with the original fight for gay rights.
First, consider the “T” – the trans movement – which has morphed into something resembling a cult. Its most extreme advocates push for puberty blockers to sterilise children, framing it as compassion while ignoring the irreversible consequences. They promote a bizarre paradox: turning homosexuals into surgical facsimiles of straight people through “gender-affirming” procedures, as if being gay were a problem to be fixed. Meanwhile, women’s rights are trampled underfoot, with single-sex spaces – prisons, sports, bathrooms – invaded to accommodate men’s fetishes masquerading as identities. This isn’t liberation: it’s erasure.
Then there’s the “Q” and its sprawling, amorphous ilk. Queer ideology has become a catch-all for an array of fringe fetishes that demand inclusion under the rainbow umbrella. Men feminised by sissy porn, furries and ‘pups’ who flirt with bestiality, even ‘adult babies’ who fetishise infancy – all are shielded from scrutiny by the same flag that once stood for something noble. The rainbow has become a magic wand: wave it, and any criticism, no matter how justified, is branded as bigotry. This isn’t a community: it’s a coalition of chaos.
But the most insidious part of the acronym is the “+”. That unspecified placeholder is a promise – a blank cheque for whatever comes next. And what’s on the horizon is chilling. Enter “MAPs” – Minor Attracted Persons – a euphemism already gaining traction among those who seek to normalise pedophilia. Proponents argue it’s just another misunderstood orientation, waiting for its moment of acceptance. The pattern is clear: desensitize, reframe, and then demand tolerance. The “+” is a ticking time bomb, and society is being groomed to defuse it with open arms.
The LGBTQ+ construct isn’t about celebrating diversity or promoting tolerance. It’s a psychological operation – a psyop – designed to blur boundaries and normalise depravity. The gay rights movement, once a beacon of moral clarity, has been co-opted into a battering ram for ideologies most lesbians and gays want nothing to do with. Speak to them, and you’ll hear it: a growing chorus of LGB voices denouncing the TQ+ baggage they’ve been saddled with. They didn’t sign up for this.
It’s time to reclaim what’s been stolen. The LGB deserve a movement of their own – one that honors their history and rejects the grotesque appendages of the TQ+. This isn’t about exclusion; it’s about clarity. Let’s dismantle the Trojan horse and call it what it is: a forced teaming that serves not unity, but an agenda of chaos. Join the call – LGB without the TQ+. It’s not bigotry: it’s common sense.
This article was originally published on the author’s Substack.
