Sad_Face posted...
This one comment echoed my sentiments.
The thing is with a number of behavioral beliefs (any variant of I believe that people should do X or Y) to be put into practice, they need a community and society in agreement at large because there needs to be an incentive and accountability system to make sure people are motivated to do the right thing and not abuse their positions. Southern apparently built up her own community on her beliefs but the males it attracted were generally opportunists looking to capitalize on free labor. Then her husband took her out of her community to live in another country. There's no one to hold him accountable for his actions, no framework to look out for her like the commenter mentioned.
I have you tagged as a qanon supporter. Is that wrong?