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You Can’t Go To Heaven If You’re a Hater

Ezinne Ukoha
5 min readFeb 3, 2019

This is bad news for nasty evangelicals who are wedded to the notion that being a hater of all things that don’t wet your taste buds, or maybe they do in the privacy of infamous brothels that pose as The Catholic Church — is the valued currency for that prized ticket to heaven.

Actress Ellen Page made a memorable appearance on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert during a promotional tour for her latest project, and the conversation took an insightfully spirited turn, when Page refreshingly discarded the shell of nonchalance that most of her counterparts are sheathed in — and went straight to the heart of the matter on behalf of the LGBTQ community.

The suffocating climate of hostility has been elevated with the boost of a toxic administration, that’s headed by a hateful oaf who thinks White supremacists possess “very fine” qualities, and his right-hand nincompoop, who proudly defends his wife’s decision to teach at a fancy private Christian school, that shuts out students who are gay or transgender.

Page was passionately enlightening about her personal grief over being victimized for the unforgivable sin of falling head over heels in love with another woman, and marrying her, despite the overt bigotry of narcissistic religious freaks, who can’t begin to comprehend what it means to love someone enough to make the ultimate…

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