While Amazon is busy banning Christian books from its massive online marketplace, the world leader in online sales isn’t slowing down on the promotion of gay propaganda. Amazon has several listings on its website for inhalent masks for the gay male sex drug known as “poppers.” Not even trying to hide the purpose of the mask, it’s marketed as a “Sex Flirting Stimulation Inhaling Mask Gay Rush Poppers Breathing Gas Mask” clearly, in the open, for anyone — including underage children — to see and purchase.
The mask is used to inhale the liquid drug which is designed to enhance gay fornication. The drug has been used as a replacement for isobutyl nitrite since the drug was banned in 2007. Poppers are widely marketed, ironically, as “room deodorizers” or other seemingly benign substances to escape laws banning the use of illicit substances for illicit reasons. If you really want to know more about the drug itself, you should check out the Wiki page — but I’m not going to go into detail here. Suffice it to say, it’s gross.
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It should be noted that Amazon has a history of promoting egregious sexually explicit books and paraphernalia however, ironically, it finds Christian books and materials on sexuality to be too “offensive” to carry.
According to the Christian Post, several ex-gay authors who detailed how Jesus transformed their lives from enslavement to homosexuality to a renewed life in Christ were kicked from the retail giant’s shelves stating that they were in “violation of our content guidelines.”
For more information, watch with caution — not around children. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KHzlh7hJjCY
