I’m Not Far Right. I’m Just Not Blind.”

“I’m Not Far-Right. I’m Just Not Blind.”

I’m not a conspiracy theorist.

I’m not an extremist.

I’m not waiting for a savior in a red tie.

I just know BS when I see it—and I’m not afraid to call it.

They’ll label you “radical” the minute you question anything.

If you say biology still matters, they call you a bigot.

If you say schools shouldn’t talk to 6-year-olds about sex and gender, they say you’re intolerant.

If you say abortion shouldn’t be used as casual birth control, you’re suddenly against women.

But here’s the truth:

The center didn’t move. The line of sanity did.

This isn’t about hate. It’s not about controlling anyone’s life.

It’s about refusing to lie to make other people comfortable.

People should live their lives how they choose. Adults can make adult decisions.

But if facts are off-limits and feelings control the narrative, we’ve lost the plot.

I believe in:

• God (and your right to find Him your own way)

• Kids being kids—not mini-political projects

• Truth and personal responsibility

• Strong families, clear values, and reality over trends

That’s not far-right.

That’s just common sense—and I’m not afraid to say it out loud.