The Catholic bishop of Bilbao is accused of transphobia and inciting hatred. Joseba Segura made what the Left calls scandalous and hateful statements about trans people in his sermon last week, saying that one cannot exist as a man or a woman or anything in between at will.
They are trying to impose on us the idea that the body has nothing to say,
the bishop said, adding that although today's society is living in a peculiar time, people cannot identify with the gender they want, without reference to the body they were born with.
While the cult of the beautiful body is spreading, with its diets, gyms and plastic surgery, at the same time it is questioned whether that same body can impose restrictions and limits on our will to be what we want to be,
Bishop Segura said, stressing that it is one thing to recognize the dissatisfaction and suffering of some people with their bodies, and quite another to try to impose the idea that the body has nothing to say. Left-wing media outlets accused the bishop of Bilbao of transphobia and barbarism towards trans people over the ideas expressed in the homily, which they claimed had nothing to do with the values taught by Catholicism.
The Left in Spain is among the most rabid supporters of the gender propaganda in Europe. Under the government of Pedro Sanchez, the trans law was passed, allowing individuals to change their legally registered gender without medical supervision, and also for minors without parental approval,
Vajk Farkas told Magyar Nemzet. After the Paris Olympics, the case of the bishop of Bilbao perfectly shows the increasingly frightening dimensions woke insanity is taking on in Europe, said the head of the Madrid Office of the Center for Fundamental Rights.
Saying out factual reality immediately led to a concerted barrage on the church leader, a wave of attacks that disrespects natural facts, pluralism of opinion or religious freedom. According to the woke fighters, saying that gender and gender characteristics assigned at birth cannot be ignored qualifies as transphobia and hate speech,
he said.