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MTG Predicts Everyone Will Be LGBTQ+ 'In Four Or Five Generations' In Bizarre Rant

MTG Predicts Everyone Will Be LGBTQ+ 'In Four Or Five Generations' In Bizarre Rant
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Coming hot on the heels of right-wing conspiracy theorist Alex Jones' rant claiming mens' penises are disappearing, Georgia Republican Representative and QAnon adherent Marjorie Taylor Greene is warning her followers straight people are going extinct.

In a bizarre rant during her streaming show MTG: Live, Greene asserted without irony in "four or five generations" everyone will be LGBTQ+.


Greene is fairly obsessed with LGBTQ+ people—especially trans people—and has made attacking them a cornerstone of her political career.

Greene's weird rant is just the latest right-wing tirade about the increase in self-declaring LGBTQ+ people in recent years, which many on the right seem to believe is a scam.

See Greene's take on the matter below.

According to those who study the matter, the number of out LGBTQ+ people has doubled in the last 10 years, mostly due to the U.S. having become a more tolerant place for LGBTQ+ people both culturally and legislatively.

That tolerance and acceptance has certainly eroded in recent years, however. Greene is one of several poster children for anti-LGBTQ+ rhetoric and attacks.

Like many of her MAGA minion colleagues, Greene seems to think the uptick in LGBTQ+ is a conspiracy of some sort.

She told her legion of followers:

"They just want you to think that all of a sudden the entire population is steadily turning gay or turning trans,"
"Just generation, generation. Probably in about four or five generations, no one will be straight anymore."
"Everyone will be either gay or trans or non-conforming or whatever the list of 50 or 60 different options there are."

Greene then finished her absurd rant with a call for violence against LGBTQ+ people, saying a show of force against them is "'exactly how we need to stand up' against them in society."

On Twitter, many people were alarmed by Greene's rhetoric and pointed out the obvious absurdity of her points.














Others of course couldn't help but make fun of her absurd statements.








Greene is among the most virulently anti-LGBTQ+ people in Congress.

She recently promised fellow crackpot Alex Jones that if re-elected she will propose a federal-level "Don't Say Gay" bill and has insinuated that Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg is a sexual predator.

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