For moonbats, Christmas is a time to celebrate sexual perversion strictly condemned throughout the Bible. “Sapphic stories” writer Ruby Scott has a plan to provide gifts to lonely lesbians who might not otherwise receive any:

Several of my Ruby Collective readers approached me with a beautiful idea: they wanted to donate gifts—signed books, audiobook sets, ebooks, art prints, personalized letters from beloved characters to other readers in our community.

“Our community” means people who orient their lives around lesbianism.

Not as charity. Not as a handout. But as an act of solidarity. As a way of saying: “Sapphic stories made me feel seen, and I want to pass that forward.”

Donors have provided not only Ruby Scott books but e-readers and headphones for reading them or listening to the audio version.

As for worries that people might identify as lonely lesbians just to get free headphones,

I’m going to trust that if you’re reaching out, you’re doing it with honesty and integrity. I’m going to trust that this community built on the foundation of queer storytelling and representation, operates from a place of mutual care.

Too bad moonbats’ charitable impulse does not find more constructive outlets.

On a tip from Mike B.