ABOVE: Screenshot via FreeFiltering’s website.
A self-proclaimed Christian entrepreneur announced in a press release that he had launched an internet-filtering service designed to protect children from indoctrination into what he says is a “dangerous LGBTQ cult.”
Michael Lee Mason, the founder of FreeFiltering, based in a small hamlet northeast of Marietta, Georgia, introduced his product on June 1. He did so by attacking LGBTQ Pride month.
“While the world celebrates Pride for the entire month of June, we mourn the fact that our nation has embraced the sin of pride as a virtue,” he wrote. “We applaud the parents who are putting in the enormous effort necessary to properly form their kids’ consciences in a culture that has become so hostile to holiness.”
“Christian parents are rightfully concerned about the way their kids are being systematically exposed to false ideas about human sexuality at school. Then, those ideas are all-too-easily reinforced with unfettered internet access at home. A couple clicks can spiral into catastrophic physical and spiritual harm,” Mason said.
Mason ended stating, “[…] we anticipate being censored by the major digital ad platforms because of our commitment to historic Christian values,” says Mason. The company hopes that generous donors will step forward to help underwrite the tremendous ongoing expense of providing their services to Christian families across the country. Mason says the company will not survive.”
