As a columnist reporting on the latest news from the culture wars in 2019, I often find it difficult to know which stories I should write about, and which stories I should pass by. Because the Sexual Revolution inflicted on the West over the past half-century appears to have metastasized and entered Stage Four, we are now forced to grapple with and discuss concepts and behaviors that would have made our grandparents flush in shame, recoil in disgust, or despair over the state of our culture\u2014and very likely all three. But despite that fact, dealing with the moral confusion and transgender totalitarianism and mangled state of marriage is unfortunately essential.<\/span><\/p>\n The reason it is important to follow these stories is that if the last two decades have taught us anything, it is that things that are considered the far edge of the crazy fringe one day are immutable human rights the next. Ideas that we once laughed off as utterly unbelievable to any common-sense, thinking person have been embraced by the elites, who then promptly inform the rest of us that we are required to play along with the trendy new insanities. And if the progressives get their way, our entire society will be restructured according to their revolutionary (and mandatory) relativism. We cannot afford to ignore them, because they do not plan to ignore us.<\/span><\/p>\n So with those provisos planted firmly in place, consider the latest insanity in the United Kingdom, reported on by the Daily Mail<\/em><\/a><\/strong><\/span>. Kaz James, a 37-year-old store manager from Salford, Greater Manchester, told the media that he has always felt \u201cweird\u201d and \u201cnever felt like a human,\u201d and then realized in his teens that he is a puppy. That is, a young dog, in case that wasn\u2019t clear. He eats his meals from a dog bowl, frequently barks at his friends, snacks on dog biscuits, carries things around in his mouth, and has thousands of pounds worth of rubber outfits, dog leashes, and other paraphernalia to assist in his transformation. He even wrote a book, How to Train a Human Pup<\/em>, and strives to \u201cbe dog\u201d in his whole life.<\/span><\/p>\n