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→Transgenderism as foreign policy and a political weapon
With the decriminalization [[homosexuality]] in the [[United States]] coupled alongside the [[American Psychiatric Association]] dropping homosexuality as a [[mental disorder]], homosexuality became a [[God]]-given [[human rights|human right]] under [[American]] [[law]] with the [[Constitutional]] protection of an [[inalienable right]] to "pursue happiness". This led to the legalization of [[gay marriage]]. [[American foreign policy]] shifted, with the [[United States Department of State]] adding to its list of "human rights abusers" [[nations]] with "[[discriminatory]]" laws against homosexuals and homosexual activity, subject to [[economic sanctions]].
With the decriminalization [[homosexuality]] in the [[United States]] coupled alongside the [[American Psychiatric Association]] dropping homosexuality as a [[mental disorder]], homosexuality became a [[God]]-given [[human rights|human right]] under [[American]] [[law]] with the [[Constitutional]] protection of an [[inalienable right]] to "pursue happiness". This led to the legalization of [[gay marriage]]. [[American foreign policy]] shifted, with the [[United States Department of State]] adding to its list of "human rights abusers" [[nations]] with "[[discriminatory]]" laws against homosexuals and homosexual activity, subject to [[economic sanctions]].
Most of the world regarded this shift in [[American foreign policy]] after the 1948 Universal Declaration of Human Rights of the [[United Nations]] as an effort by the [[American]] [[hegemon]] to [[blackmail]] countries into adopting the [[LGBT]] and [[homosexual agenda]]. The [[Russian Federation]] and most of [[Africa]] were among the first nations to reject this [[policy]], with the [[BRICS]] nations beginning a process of [[de-dollarization]] to escape economic sanctions and blackmail.
Most of the world regarded this shift in [[American foreign policy]] after the 1948 [[Universal Declaration of Human Rights]] of the [[United Nations]] as an effort by the [[American]] [[hegemon]] to [[blackmail]] countries into adopting the [[LGBT]] and [[homosexual agenda]]. The [[Russian Federation]] and most of [[Africa]] were among the first nations to reject this [[policy]], with the [[BRICS]] nations beginning a process of [[de-dollarization]] to escape economic sanctions and blackmail.
==Opposition==
==Opposition==