How the Pandemic Response Contradicts the LGBT Agenda

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With the COVID-19 pandemic now retreating, a period of reflection begins. Can we learn anything from what happened? Among the lessons of this Chinese virus, one will cause much discussion. That lesson is that contrary to what the LGBT lobby says, men and women are not the same.

The essence of the LGBT ideology is the concept of “gender fluidity.” This concept holds that I was not born with a sex determined by my nature, and therefore unchangeable. Instead, I can be whatever I fancy being. Thus, from two natural sexes, we now choose from dozens, if not hundreds, of possible “genders.” As is known, the imagination is very fertile.

However, Mother Nature (that is, God, the Creator of nature) occasionally takes revenge.

The current pandemic made clear something already observed during the previous SARS-1 outbreaks in 2003 and MERS in 2016: men and women react differently to viruses. The very simple reason is that their immune systems are not the same.

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“Stronger but also more fragile,” writes Elena Meli in the Corriere della Salute, “women are not equal to men when it comes to defending themselves from infections. In fact, they have a super-efficient immune system. … However, if such fierce defenses go out of control, they can become a serious problem. Thus, women have a greater risk of becoming ill with autoimmune diseases, those in which the immune system ‘goes crazy.’ … The system that defends us from germs has an edge in the female sex.”¹ In fact, 80% of patients with autoimmune diseases are female.

The current pandemic showed this difference between the sexes: “The two sexes suffer differently, and COVID-19 is no exception,” says Prof. Carlo Selmi, head of Rheumatology and Clinical Immunology of the Humanitas hospital in Milan. “Indeed, it is yet another case of infectious disease in which men have worse outcomes than women. … It seems possible that men and women respond differently to SARS-Cov-2, as had already happened in the case of SARS-1.”² Professor Selmi has just published a book dedicated to the female immune system, titled Fortissime per natura [“Very Strong by Nature”] (Piemme, 2020).

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From the beginning of the pandemic, we see everywhere that deaths of men are more than double those of women. “I see it as an interaction of all of these factors: genes, hormones, the immune system, or behavior … and it isn’t unique to the SARS-Cov-2 virus – the different response of men and women is typical of many diseases in many mammals,” explains Prof. Jenny Graves, professor of Genetics at La Trobe University, Melbourne. “Men and women are biologically different in their chromosomes and genes. … It is hormones, produced from different genetic backgrounds, that control the many and obvious differences between men and women … also influencing their respective behaviors.” The Australian professor concludes: “Sex differences in the frequency, severity and treatment efficacy for many diseases were pointed out long ago. … This isn’t just humans – it is true of most mammals.”³

A study of 5,700 COVID-19 patients hospitalized in New York showed that 61% were male. The male mortality rate was almost double the female rate.⁴

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“The novel coronavirus tends to affect men more severely than women. Though nobody can yet explain the oddity, researchers are hot on the case. The sex hormones estrogen and testosterone may play a role, according to previous research on respiratory illnesses. Or perhaps it’s because the X chromosome (women have two of, while men have one) has a larger number of immune-related genes, giving women a more robust immune system to fight off the coronavirus, SARS-CoV-2. Or, maybe the virus is hiding in the testes, which has abundant expression of ACE2 receptors, the portal that allows SARS-CoV-2 into cells.”⁵

The same phenomenon was already observed during the Middle East Respiratory Syndrome (MERS) epidemic, a SARS virus that hit the Middle East in 2016. It killed far more men than women, to the point that the Arabs jokingly called it “the male influenza.”⁶

Many academic publications cite a large number of similar examples.

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Despite the evidence, governments have responded by issuing equal health protocols for men and women. Enraged feminist and LGBT activists complain that government responses to the pandemic, thus display “a lack of gender perspective.”

“To address all the needs of women during the COVID-19 pandemic, we must develop our vision of gender and understand the gender roles and inequities that women and girls face daily. … We must incorporate this vision of gender into our response to epidemics,” writes Spanish feminist Elena Marbán.⁷

However, she proposes “gender inequality in response to the new coronavirus” perhaps without realizing this policy would destroy the roots of feminist and LGBT ideology, founded on gender equality.

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