One of the key elements of modern alphabet ideology that distinguishes it from gay rights is the denial of biological sex itself. Gays men are attracted to men. Gay women, women. Bisexuals to both sexes. What distinguishes gays from heterosexuals is simply their attraction to different body parts.

Modern alphabet ideology denies sex itself as a category. Transhumanism is about “freeing” people from their bodies as if we are Cartesian souls shackled to flesh that must somehow be sloughed off. We are pure will, and the proper role of the body is nothing more than to provide pleasant sensations.
It is this same sort of claim that is now being made by “Minor Attracted Persons” activists, who claim that there are willing children who would engage in sexual relations with adults. The United Nations implies, without explanation, that children are capable of consenting to have sex with adults, and some psychologists have argued that such relationships can be healthy under the right circumstances, as long as no coercion is involved.

The regrettable truth is for much of the early gay-rights movement pedophilia was considered by many as just another oppressed identity. The ugliness of that truth is detailed in a 2001 Regent’s University Law Review essay by Steve Baldwin, “Child Molestation and the Homosexual Movement.” I take issue with some of Mr. Baldwin’s conclusions, but his factual presentation of pedophilias’ historical presence within the gay community is well documented….

You see, despite claiming otherwise (and despite a deeply dishonest Associated Press “fact check” challenging the reality), Connecticut’s proposal to change the definition of “sexual orientation” in CT HB6638 does indeed open the door to the inclusion of pedophiles (not legalizing the actual pedophilic practices yet, but the sexual attraction to children as a recognized and legitimate paraphilia) as a protected sexual orientation.

His body of work and biography is impressive. A former Army Major, he describes it in a letter to the Connecticut State Legislation in submitted testimony regarding CT HB6638, a law I wrote about earlier:

What do you do if you spend your entire career standing up for gay civil rights, only to watch the movement get hijacked by an ideological group that wants to upend the basic moral framework of society?
It would be a tough call for a lot of people, but there is a growing movement of gay rights activists who are pushing back hard against the alphabet mob who are trying to sexualize children.
It’s a sure path to ostracism and a sure path to self-respect.
One such individual is Jeffery M. Cleghorn, an attorney who has spent his life working to defend gay rights and to help gay families navigate legal issues.

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• Map terrain being meaningful instead of just empty space between you and the enemy on most maps. Maybe some caverns or all grass could enable you to place scouts, find creeps to farm for resources, house ambush parties. More verticality so that you have to plan routes more carefully. Water sections that could use specific units to venture into.
• Each faction's basic units not being able to attack both air and ground units, anti air tech being a requirement. I didn't really like how in SC2 Terrans could just theoretically beat everything with enough marines.
• No "good vs everything" endgame units (Battle cruisers, Carriers). Turtling in your base cluster and then sending 200 supply of these via A-move to win just felt kind of lame and uncounterable. Zerg endgame units at least had weaknesses to exploit where you had to give at least some thought to army composition (Broodlord's air weakness, Ultralisk's lack of range and air)
• Fairer and less swingy stealth units, maybe have units not able to be in stealth when attacking +3-5 seconds or something and maybe they move more slowly while in stealth. Likewise, detection units/structures should be more fringe and costly and way less ubiquitous. This would reward good scouting and provide an outlet for more creative skirmishes, yet wouldn't be too hard to counter without detection after the initial attack.
• Burrowing done better than in SC2, Zerg burrowing felt kind of lame and useless apart from the few units that needed to borrow and remain stationary to attack. I would like to see it as another niche option for increasing the battlespace alongside regular land and air. Maybe have burrowing units undetectable except by specialized structures and have a burrowing/un burrowing animation that takes a very very long time. Maybe certain units can burrow stationary to hide, maybe some more expensive units could move or even attack while burrowed.
• Finally, Less reliance on needing to practicing build orders and timing. I want to not have to start the game the exact same each way and go for a specific routine build order. I want the early game to requires at least some improvisation.

CNSA

• A rounder, more complex version of the original Cedrat Boise