Democrat U.S. Senate candidate James Talarico, fresh off declaring God is non-binary, has now branded the display of the Ten Commandments in public schools as an act of violence against Christianity and Judaism. In a viral clip that’s lighting up conservative circles, Talarico argues that posting these ancient moral guidelines—straight from the Bible’s Exodus 20—somehow oppresses religious believers by tying faith to state power. It’s the kind of twisted logic that flips victimhood on its head: the very commandments that have anchored Western civilization for millennia are now violent because they might make progressive snowflakes uncomfortable in a government-funded hallway.

This isn’t just theological clownery; it’s a masterclass in cultural erosion with direct ripple effects for the Second Amendment community. Talarico’s rhetoric mirrors the same authoritarian playbook used against gun rights: frame timeless principles as threats to safety or inclusion, then demand their suppression. Remember, the Ten Commandments explicitly forbid murder (Thou shalt not kill) and theft—foundational ethics that underpin our natural right to self-defense. If displaying stone tablets etched with do not murder is violence, what’s next? Calling the Second Amendment a hate symbol because it empowers individuals over the state? Talarico’s worldview rejects objective moral authority, paving the way for subjective rights dictated by elite whim—exactly the slippery slope that disarms citizens while arming bureaucrats.

For 2A patriots, this is a wake-up call: the battle over the Ten Commandments in Texas schools (thanks to recent legislation) isn’t isolated—it’s frontline warfare in the war for America’s soul. Support candidates who defend foundational truths, because once you normalize violence against God’s law, the right to keep and bear arms becomes the next non-binary casualty. Share this, vote accordingly, and stand firm—our rights aren’t up for progressive reinterpretation.