There was a time when the left was identified with irreverence, until progressive dogmas became hegemonic in the West.<\/p>\n
From its newfound dominant position, the left has become a club of inquisitors obsessed with censoring all opinions that do not align with their own<\/strong>, even the mere assertion of biological facts such as the sexual differences between men and women or the beginning of human life at conception. Among the obvious truths that the woke inquisition cannot tolerate is the evidence that not all cultures are equal<\/strong>, a fact persistently denied by the left in the name of so-called \"multiculturalism<\/strong>.\"<\/p>\n This week we've seen yet another example of the left's inability to accept obvious facts. One of those who believe that not all cultures are equal is the English actor John Cleese, a member of Monty Python<\/strong>, creators of, among other films, \"Life of Brian\" (1979; he's second from the left in the image from that film at the top of this article), which contains scenes that today make a left wing, unwilling to accept being ridiculed for its most absurd dogmas and political deviations, bristle.<\/strong><\/p>\n Last Saturday, Cleese expressed<\/a> his confidence in the Conservative politician Rupert Lowe of the Restore Britain party, who the day before had criticized the Islamization of the United Kingdom and its effects<\/a>. In a message posted on July 28 on his Twitter account, Cleese stated<\/a>:<\/p>\n \"I see I am being ritually insulted for my support of this man<\/p>\n The uneducated call me a racist<\/p>\n I am not a racist<\/p>\n I am a culturalist<\/p>\n I believe that some cultures are better than others<\/p>\n I prefer cultures to do not advocate stoning, pederasty, Call me old-fashioned...\"<\/em><\/p><\/blockquote>\n
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\nwife beating<\/strong>, female genital mutilation, and beheading opponents<\/p>\n