In this episode of Sunday Uncensored, the boys in the bathroom, the trans woman who misgenders herself, and the man who wants to know if he should be called a man or a woman. Plus, a story about a trans woman in a wheelchair, a trans man with a beard, and more!
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00:02:02.000Baldur's Gate 3, by the way, has things called hirelings.
00:02:06.000Where if you don't want to do the story and get story party members, but you still want people in your party for fighting or whatever, one of the higher links is called Eldra, and it is a trans man, I guess?
00:02:38.000policy is like, bro, if you're a dude, you're a dude.
00:02:41.000I don't want to see these people get shocked out of it so bad that I'd advocate for a draft or something like that, but I hope that we can help them without having to show them the horror of what it means to be a man.
00:03:11.000An insult would be using a word to intentionally piss you off, but describing you as you are, if that's offensive to you, well, all I gotta say is go fuck yourself.
00:03:48.000But to get mad that a waiter is like, here you are, sir.
00:03:52.000Well and the explanation is it means all of this isn't working.
00:03:56.000Like maybe that's a sign this is not working and you should go back to the drawing board and consider the fact that the identity that you're trying to assume is more complicated than just throwing on a lot of eyeliner and wearing a dress, right?
00:04:06.000Like I think the worst part of this is the idea that you could just buy enough products and you could pay for enough surgery and really become something that you are not.
00:04:14.000I think it's disgusting to not honor the fact that men and women are different.
00:04:17.000They have Traits that are great, and you can't just say, well, because I started wearing bows on my hair, I'm now female, and everyone can believe him.
00:04:26.000Don't make a two-minute social media video about it and, you know, pretend like it's really harmful to your feelings, because if it was, you wouldn't associate it with you.
00:05:10.000Yeah, people are getting fed up with the bullshit.
00:05:13.000I think Israel-Palestine was a huge, it was a nuclear bomb in the culture war that's forcing people like Amy Schumer to repost campusreform.org, like right-leaning college websites.
00:05:25.000And stuff like this, students are saying, dude, fuck off.
00:06:39.000I think what's hard is, like, you want to be compassionate to people, you want to be respectful, you want to treat people with love, I get that, but even when we say, oh, you're a man who has feminine energy, like, maybe, okay, but you are not actually inherently female, right?
00:06:52.000And to boil it down to just the way that we aesthetically dress, or to tell teenagers, if you feel uncomfortable in yourself, maybe if you use a different locker room and compete against another, like, this just happened in Vermont, where the largest school, the second largest school district in Vermont, codified their their practices.
00:07:07.000They say they already have them on how they treat gender fluid or transgender identifying students, right?
00:07:13.000And you have to not tell their parents if they're using different pronouns or an alternative name because you want to secure their privacy.
00:07:19.000They're allowed to compete on whichever sports team they like better and they can uh use whichever locker room or bathroom they feel more comfortable with and one of the things they're directed to do is to maximize the social exposure of the transgender identifying student, right?
00:07:32.000They're trying to say you want students to be able to socialize like this and for all the other students to get used to the way this is and I think that's not ultimately a long good long-term investment, right?
00:07:43.000You want to treat the student who's going through this with intense compassion, but to tell all the other teenagers, yes, you can just change genders, and yes, really there's nothing particularly inherent about being male or female is wrong.
00:07:57.000To boil it down to just the aesthetics of you have long hair and you want to compete on the girls volleyball team is a disservice to the long-term mental health and well-being of the teenagers in school today.
00:08:05.000You also have very little power in high school relative to like the teachers and shit, so if they're setting a precedent like, look, this kind of behavior gets you all this authority at our school, You get special treatment if you act this way.
00:08:17.000I mean, that's all teenagers want is to feel like they are valued and to find their identity and to, a lot of times, get attention because they're discovering who they are.
00:08:25.000I don't think those things are inherently bad, but to then say you are special because you decided that this is your gender and perhaps you get out of school and perhaps you get special treatment and you can do whatever, like, is that really solving the internal issues that teenager is struggling with?
00:08:39.000I don't know, I think it starts at home, or it starts where- But you're not allowed to tell their parents.
00:08:43.000So how could anything actually, if you think it starts at home, shouldn't their parents know when they show these signs?
00:08:49.000It seems like this system that is intended to keep people who are struggling permanently broken.
00:08:54.000So what is it that making the parents not know?
00:08:56.000Is it like something they pass, some law they pass?
00:08:57.000A lot of schools have policies where they're saying, because they might have parents who are hostile to this at home, you don't tell the parents.
00:09:04.000Because they might have a hostile parent, no parents can know?
00:09:07.000Because truth is hostility now, right?
00:09:09.000At the end of the day, I mean, this is all a facade.
00:09:12.000It's a manifestation of a fantasy and we would be better set and society would be better set in teaching these kids.
00:09:17.000And again, it goes back to mental health, which is, I mean, it's rooted in social media.
00:09:21.000It's rooted in so many different things.
00:09:22.000And it's just, I'm just fortunate enough to have, you know, my wife and I have been married 20 years and it wasn't in God's plan for us to have kids.
00:09:31.000But I'm probably the best damn uncle in the world.
00:09:34.000And, you know, I got, not to compete with you guys, but, you know, I like to believe I am.
00:09:48.000And, you know, I was the only one in the family that was Not necessarily accepting, because I have my own convictions, but I didn't judge, and I tried to support, and it wasn't until just no doing of mine, but just the fact that I was a Trump supporter, right, it condemned me, and I've had total isolation with my nephew or niece, you know, for the past six years, and it sucks.
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00:11:18.000When someone's like, I want to medically alter my body because I'm unhappy, it's like, listen, okay, you need therapy to get over this, not medical alterations.
00:11:28.000Because like, imagine someone who's skinny, and they're like, I'm really fat, so we're like, well, better give them liposuction.
00:11:34.000It's like, well, their body fat is already 7%.
00:11:37.000It's like, well, they feel fat, so better start shaving off flesh.
00:11:40.000I mean, the things they do to these young girls to make these meat meat hoses they call, uh, they call them, what do they call it, a neophallus?
00:12:03.000The neophallus looks like a tube of baloney with hair on it, because it comes from the arm.
00:12:08.000Take some brave parents when your kid comes to you and says that they're a woman when they're a boy because they saw a lot of people telling them that you just gotta educate them about fantasy, man.
00:12:17.000You gotta be cool that it's okay to pretend to be something that you're not.
00:12:21.000That's totally fine, actually, and you might even be able to make a career out of it, but you're still you.
00:12:24.000I think you should take them out of that environment.
00:12:26.000I think that's the step that, you know, is challenging.
00:12:28.000Not everyone can do it, but if it really is they're in school and they're, you know, maybe they're talking to a trusted teacher or guidance counselor and saying, you know, feeling really anxious.
00:12:38.000Some things that are very normal for teenagers to experience and the teacher starts to say, well, but have you considered this path?
00:12:46.000You know it's it's very unnerving to me that the school would start to think we should keep you away from the parents and not recognize that they themselves are influencing students to pursue this when it's actually not in their best interest or probably not even what they're struggling with.
00:12:58.000It's not good to have gender identity become this catch-all for all of these mental health issues that teens legitimately may need to process and have it be the umbrella term like oh well maybe you just You don't know what your gender is and so therefore that's why you experience anxiety.
00:13:12.000It has nothing to do with anything else.
00:13:14.000It has nothing to do with the fact that you are low in zinc.
00:13:16.000It has nothing to do with the fact, you know, they don't know the students overall.
00:13:19.000They know them eight hours in a classroom and that's a lot of time.
00:13:21.000On the other hand, it's not everything and they shouldn't push this idea that gender is the thing that is really disrupting society without consultation from their parents who know them better.
00:13:32.000Man, I'm just thinking if a kid comes to you and they're like, oh, my arm, my skin itches, you're like, cut it off.
00:14:39.000And, you know, you're taking like, you know, you and I born in 79.
00:14:42.000We had probably six, seven friends growing up.
00:14:45.000And now, with the age of social media, kids, you know, they're exposed to millions of people, and they're having to filter through all of that criticism and everything like that, and they don't have a foundation.
00:14:56.000But my view right now is, the current state of children is that parents are like, alright son, I'm gonna give you a ride to the adult bookstore and walk you in, have a nice day.
00:15:06.000That's what parents are doing every day when they let their kids on the internet.
00:15:08.000Yeah, it's like dropping psycho bombs on them.
00:15:14.000Like, parents, for whatever reason, went from, you can't hang out with Billy because Billy's a little shithead, to, here's a cell phone, go look at porn.
00:15:30.000Shout out to Billy's dude, sorry to hear that.
00:15:33.000There's a clip that's going viral from whatever podcast where Sovereign Bra is like, I would not want to be with a woman who's doing these things, and they're like, why?
00:15:42.000And he's like, first, it's like, you know, if I have kids, that kid's gonna have to grow up knowing his mom's doing porn and nudity and stuff online, and there are kids who get bullied because of this, some kids have even killed themselves over this.
00:15:53.000And he was like, the other thing is like, I'm territorial and I don't want anyone to see that, you know, it's for me, it's our deal or whatever, but his point about the kids having to deal with that, yeah.
00:16:01.000I do think there's something really, really funny here.
00:16:03.000When we're seeing more and more stories of women quitting their jobs to do OnlyFans, I'm like, this proves the lie of feminism.
00:17:05.000Their morals have been sacrificed on the altar of lust.
00:17:08.000The other thing is, they're making money off of this.
00:17:10.000They're also receiving emotional validation, which is ultimately one of the biggest motivations for everything women do, right?
00:17:16.000They are making money, they don't have any values to tell them not to do this, and ultimately, even if they deny it and they're like, oh, I'm in control, they are not.
00:17:25.000They are emotionally dependent on their job the same way a lot of women who are in more, I would say, feeling careers are.
00:17:31.000They feel emotionally fulfilled, or at least they think they do.
00:17:35.000Because they're being told, you know, you're beautiful, I come here every day and they think they have influence over these men who are like obsessed with them.
00:17:41.000Ultimately, they are as caught in this trap as a lot of men who are addicted to pornography are and it's sad.
00:17:45.000In that clip, there's the woman being, I think I retweeted it.
00:17:48.000She's like, men, if you're mad about this, it's men who are paying me.
00:18:20.000When people get shocked, when the video about the woman being like, my man's got to pay 200 bucks and all these guys are like, what the fuck?
00:19:31.000Men are the providers, and women make babies.
00:19:35.000It's not absolute, they're not confined to these positions, but it's unsurprising that women are like, I like guys with money, and guys are like, I like women who are symmetrical.
00:19:41.000We were talking about this on Sazcast last week, like, so what, I wonder if we're veering towards, like it used to be tribal, like, the leaders of the tribe.
00:19:49.000We actually talked about this on We Are Change as well, with Ryan Black.
00:19:53.000Um, that the leader of the tribe would fuck all the women and get them all pregnant and all the other dudes wouldn't get laid and they'd just send them to war and get them killed off.
00:20:00.000And then that's how we came from that.
00:20:02.000And that's why we're so smart and great as people.
00:20:04.000Cause we came from the greatest of the strongest of the biological man.
00:21:46.000We're 10 parents in a room and we don't want this and this is not something.
00:21:50.000Because I think one of the downsides is that so many people stayed quiet for so long thinking that they would just be like, oh, I'm going along to get along.
00:21:59.000It's worse when you stop saying, like, pretending like this is real.
00:22:02.000And that's what I also think is one of the issues with dating, right?
00:22:05.000Like we could say women are like, You know, I want the most high-earning man in the room, and he makes a lot of money, and that's great, and she's asking for security, and men are saying, I want the most beautiful woman in the room, and he's actually asking for fertility, and that's great.
00:23:23.000You would have represented me had you have won.
00:23:27.000My question for you is, as a veteran who is misrepresented, who is accused of misrepresenting their service status, In August of 2022.
00:23:39.000Would you like to clarify what the, what the issue was there?
00:23:41.000I, if I remember correctly, you, you, they accused you of being, you saying you, you were deployed to Afghanistan, but you were like in the region or something.
00:23:55.000So in August or September 22nd of last cycle, the Democratic Party launched a pretty nasty hit piece accusing me of not serving in Afghanistan because I didn't have the Global War on Terrorism medal.
00:24:08.000And the reason I didn't have that is because George Bush approved it three months after I'd already left the service.
00:24:13.000And after the election, Matt Gaetz and a few other good members of Congress conducted a special investigation and found that my records, as well as the records of 12 other Air Force veterans were sent directly to the mainstream media in an attempt to smear them because they were Republican.
00:24:29.000And just about four weeks ago, after working with the Air Force for about 11 and a half months, they awarded me that medal.
00:24:37.000So what it really boils down to is it was a well thought out plan by the Democratic Party.
00:24:44.000They had my records illegally in July of last year, but they waited until the week that military ballots came out in Ohio Uh, to release the story.
00:24:52.000And, you know, as a grassroots candidate, somebody that was running with, without the help of the big time consultants, cause I didn't trust them.
00:24:59.000And the ones that I did had were loyal to Kevin McCarthy, unbeknownst to me.
00:25:03.000And, um, I just couldn't, I couldn't overcome the smear of the mainstream media, but you know, uh, Cenk Uygur, all those guys, Hasan, they, they all went after me, man.
00:25:51.000It seemed like you just said, oh, well, I did serve in the area, and they kind of cut it off, so I wasn't sure what happened with that.
00:26:00.000So they kind of goaded me into certain things.
00:26:05.000That was the thing that happened, and that's what came up.
00:26:08.000But real quick, I want to give it back to you, but my parents especially, they brought that up to me because they knew that I kind of wanted to vote for you.
00:26:19.000But the thing was is that like they brought that up and I was like that I can't really I can't say to what that was what I think is I said I can't say what to why he was or what he said.
00:26:53.000So I deployed to the Middle East in early 2002 when, you know, Air Force members were getting orders to Central Command, which was in Qatar or whatever you want to call it.
00:27:56.000I didn't find out until after the election, by force of Matt Gaetz and Ana Paulina Luna and a few others, forcing the Secretary of the Air Force and some of the generals to testify in front of Congress that my records were illegally obtained.
00:28:08.000And they accused me of some pretty nasty things.
00:28:13.000And, you know, again, they slow walked me Into getting the review for the global war on terrorism medal and they ignored the AP So they said I wasn't a combat veteran and I and I am I'm not a combat action veteran, right?
00:28:25.000I didn't kick down doors or shoot people but by definition a combat veteran somebody that deployed to a combat theater and Receives hostile fire imminent danger pay.
00:28:34.000I provided the AP with six months of my pay stubs I got the Air Force and I gave it to him.
00:28:39.000Yeah They were on a mission to hit me and I was a huge threat to them.
00:28:45.000I mean, I was going to unseat the chairwoman of the Ukrainian caucus, the 40 year standing longest standing member of Congress in both houses.
00:28:53.000So they were out to get me and chicken shit McCarthy stabbed me in the back.
00:29:08.000She's the first one that contacted me.
00:29:10.000I hope we win, and then we have great history books written about, you know, the work Matt Gaetz did in purging these fucking pieces of shit.
00:29:17.000I kind of want to clip what you just said and put it on YouTube.
00:29:20.000Call her, Big Joe, you cool if we, I don't know if it's going to happen, but if we clipped you and put it on YouTube.
00:31:30.000Um, that's the thing is like you are, you're really, you try and get to semantics, but it's like, I understand that sometimes that people use, they use words that don't mean what they mean.
00:31:57.000I think the quote you're talking about in the woods is like, when you're in the woods, if you're naked in the woods with a bear, you're still free, technically.
00:32:04.000But like, that's not the kind of freedom I want, necessarily.
00:32:09.000Maybe that was when we were discussing freedom.
00:32:10.000I don't know, if you could pull up the quote, because I don't believe that was the quote you said.
00:32:13.000I can't remember when you said it, because this was a while back.
00:32:16.000This was like 2021, you had said this.
00:32:18.000Anyway, but the thing is, is that Your direct quote was, I think because you asked him a question, it was, if you're in front of a bear in the woods, do you have free speech?
00:32:30.000My answer to that would be, yes, you do have free speech.
00:32:33.000No, it's not wise to start speaking in front of a bear.
00:33:29.000Do you think there is a secret agenda to allow the mental illness to get so out of hand that they can justify forcing anyone they deem necessary to like lock away in a sanitarium asylum and by extension they could say anyone who is a MAG are patriot?
00:33:50.000I don't because they got rid of the asylums.
00:33:52.000And you can currently 5150 people, they're still due process.
00:33:56.000But before anything like that happens, there would need to be advocacy for returning asylums, which the Democrats aren't doing.
00:34:02.000So I see what you're saying, though, because I people have have talked about this with Hillary Clinton saying they need to reeducate the Trump supporters.
00:34:10.000I don't think there's a secret plan for it, though.
00:34:12.000I think they're spiraling out of control and they're panicked, and Hillary Clinton is a fucking idiot.
00:34:18.000Gosh, I hope so, because I'm in New York, and they were trying to push a bill in 2021 during the pandemic, the assembly bill, the A416.
00:34:25.000Yeah, to put people who are sick away.
00:34:29.000And what if they deem people that are Trump supporters or patriots are quote-unquote mentally ill or a danger to society because of their mental illness?
00:34:59.000Like, if you're gonna complain at school, they're gonna call you a terrorist and then investigate you.
00:35:03.000You know, I do think that there are foreign agents that are attempting to make us and our civilianry crazy.
00:35:09.000And then, if our own government starts to try and stomp on it like a bunch of ants, you know, that's... So, there was interesting data out of Axios.
00:35:17.000At the start of the Israel-Palestine conflict, this time around, this specific one in October, there were something like 10 times as many Palestine posts, but only 10% of the views.
00:35:50.000Don't you think the sad part about TikTok is our American government is, you know, they've gone after the free market.
00:35:57.000Now, don't get me wrong, I'm not defending TikTok here, but, you know, if Samsung and Apple didn't offer that backdoor for that app to steal our information, I mean, really, when you come to an engineering issue, right, the defense mechanism is always an engineered object, right?
00:36:14.000And the software, you could say, you could argue it's engineered, but Realistically, it's the framework of those phones that offers that door for them to manipulate consumers.
00:36:24.000And you know, until the American government starts getting to the root cause of the problem, which is these damn, you know, mass producers of cell phones from China, then we're not going to, we're going to have TikToks that are going to come up covertly and do the same thing.
00:36:38.000They're just not going to be talked about.
00:36:40.000Thank God we've identified TikTok, but what else is there?
00:36:44.000I think about with TikTok kind of lighting it up and saying, if you want to run a foreign social network in our country, you need to free the software code so we can look at the algorithms.
00:36:54.000When we had that wave of TikTok bans, there were states that identified other companies that are operating software in the U.S.
00:36:59.000It's just that TikTok is the most widely known and probably the most predominant in my understanding of it.
00:37:05.000But the iPhone, like Apple and Samsung, they could create a mechanism to block that, and they're not doing it.
00:37:10.000Because they make all their products in China, so they need the sympathy of the Chinese government.
00:38:19.000And that's on TimCast.com and GamerMades, that's M-A-I-D-S.
00:38:24.000But I bring this up because Shane Cashman's show, The Inverted World Live, I think we're calling it, I'm not sure, is going to be like live podcast format, conspiracy, cryptids, aliens kind of conversation, UFO stuff.
00:41:24.000I mean, I think what I would say to this question, and I don't think it's dissimilar or it's not not coordinated with what you said, which is, I think ultimately, for generations, increasing environmental activism has made people afraid of words like nuclear energy.
00:41:42.000And so we're fighting this idea, you know, There are only certain things we can do and these are the things that will happen and they're immediate.
00:41:50.000I mean, one of the number one reasons millennials say that they're not having children is because they're afraid of negatively impacting the environment.
00:41:59.000That's a very intense result of years of environmental, I want to say propaganda, I know other people would call it just advocacy, and so there's probably no money in it because anyone Who is like, yes, I want to spend money on nuclear and knows it's not going to win them customers, win them support.
00:42:16.000But also, it's a way to keep money out of it because you continue to tell people, no, nuclear is a terrible option and we must continue, you know, decimating land to plant tons and tons of reflective solar, whatever they're called.
00:42:29.000I mean, I think ultimately at the core, it's that the American people have been trained to be afraid of nuclear energy.
00:42:36.000And I'm sure there's a reason to have concerns.
00:42:38.000I'm not saying you should just go in and be like, everything's fine.
00:42:40.000You know, question the things that are presented to you.
00:42:43.000But I think more than anything, it's just green fear mongering.
00:42:47.000Yeah, and that all is symptomatic of the fact that the Obama administration has crippled the nuclear power industry, you know, during his presidency.
00:42:56.000And he went to, you know, subsidizing clean energy or green energy, excuse me.
00:43:02.000At the end of the day, the nuclear power industry has always been apolitical.
00:43:06.000They didn't necessarily have very many lobbyists.
00:43:09.000You had the coal, natural gas, they all had a huge swarm of lobbyists that were pushing their form of fuel and nuclear didn't because again, they were in a regulated market and they're tied to critical infrastructure.
00:43:24.000The government relies on them and they're always gonna have a place is was the assumption and you know The Democratic Party looked to undermine that and they were looking for a group of lobbyists that were going to pay their way And that's exactly what happened with green energy.
00:43:37.000I mean, there's a reason why Siemens is gave the United States so many free wind turbines because they were signing long-term maintenance agreements with these things.
00:43:45.000These things are... That's what the money is.
00:43:46.000Yeah, the preventative maintenance on these things is astronomical.
00:43:50.000And right now, they're tricking farmers, and it's happening all over Ohio, they're tricking farmers into creating these solar panel farms, replacing their crops, right?
00:44:02.000Ton of money up front, but what they don't understand is they live with the life cycle of the solar panels.
00:44:08.000The manufacturers, the big businesses that are coming in, they're selling them these dreams.
00:44:12.000They are writing contracts with absolutely no accountability on the back end.
00:44:16.000And the other question with building a nuclear power plant, I mean, the last one that was built was just that one in Georgia, and it took them Seven, eight years, and they were five or six billion dollars over budget.
00:45:05.000Find a way to work through the problem.
00:45:08.000You shouldn't have stubbed your toe because if you would have been paying attention to this sign or that sign or if you would have been following this, they find a way to cast the blame on the employee.
00:45:16.000It's all because there's a regulatory compliance body to that.
00:45:21.000If you get aspirin at a power plant, it's called a It's an OSHA recordable, and that OSHA recordable has to be reported to the NRC.
00:45:26.000And then the NRC looks at that, and they report it to the insurance company.
00:45:29.000And the nuclear power industry is all insured by a group called Neil.
00:45:34.000And it's all trickled down, it all goes back to money at the end of the day.
00:45:38.000Is it because the nuclear power plants produce so much electricity that it's just super cheap?
00:45:44.000Um, it absolutely is cheap when you consider the cost to produce and the megawatt output.
00:45:51.000But the problem is, is that you have the green energy groups that undercut the market.
00:45:59.000An example, when nuclear power sells a megawatt to the grid, they're responsible for that megawatt.
00:46:04.000So if the plant shuts down, they still have to produce that megawatt.
00:49:15.000I mean, I'm not gonna pretend like I'm a top pro or anything, it's just, but like, on average, keeping cool and waiting and being patient is just not that difficult.
00:49:23.000I mean, I've always been decent at it, I've just never... Yeah, just take your time.
00:49:27.000Take your time and... I can play some billiards, though.
00:49:29.000The thing about poker that'll get you is if you want to win... So, skateboarding, two different worlds for me, skateboarding and poker.
00:49:36.000Skateboarding is, I have to try my hardest to win.
00:49:40.000Whereas, I would say, like, skateboarding is doing martial arts, where you're practicing your strike over and over again and trying to master the technique, and poker is where you're sitting there with your fingers up, meditating, and then you snatch the fly as soon as you get the opportunity.
00:50:14.000So my question is kind of for the guests, but you know, I want to open it up to the panel on the back end of the question.
00:50:21.000I'm in the plumbing industry and I'm up in Ohio and one of the things that we have to deal with with the state EPA is if you own a small lot out in the country, you are pretty much stuck with two options that are both EPA regulated.
00:50:38.000And I understand the importance of the EPA as far as regulating the water needing to be clean, because I have seen, you know, sewage systems go straight into a creek and that's it.
00:50:56.000It needs to exist, but I don't think that they should be regulating that we have to have X system to have clean water.
00:51:04.000I just think that they need to regulate we have clean water.
00:51:08.000So how do we change that, not just with the EPA, but with any regulatory institution to allow capitalism to solve issues, but just make sure that the issues are being solved correctly?
00:51:19.000I think it all boils down to what Congress is made up of and what they consist of today, and the fact that they've delegated so much of their power.
00:51:27.000One thing that I've talked about over the past few months is You know, we could essentially eradicate the EPA and all of these other three-letter bureaucracies if we're willing to follow the federalist papers, like Federalist 44 says that Congress and the representatives should grow commensurate with the population.
00:51:44.000And right now, we haven't grown the House of Representatives in a number of years.
00:51:47.000And if we were to do that, you may add 400 members of the House, but you can effectively, just with the APA, eliminate 15,000 employees and pull that regulatory governance back to the people and the elected people.
00:52:02.000And you could get people like me that have actually worked in the industry, people like yourself that understand some of the challenges.
00:52:07.000I mean, that's what the founders wanted.
00:52:11.000And provide for our families, engage in the community, build a career, go to D.C., share that knowledge, and then come back and live out the rest of your life.
00:53:25.000Yeah, maybe they could determine how you can't get to those standards, as the government's job is really just to say what you can't What can't be infringed?
00:53:39.000But the point of demarcation should be, are you infringing on somebody else's rights?
00:53:45.000And to his point, if it's my property, If the groundwater's not leaching in and poisoning my neighbors, so long as I'm creating and giving the outcome, which is clean water, it shouldn't matter.
00:53:57.000If I tell you to meet me here at six o'clock, I don't care what road you take to get there, as long as you're there by six.
00:54:02.000I mean, that's the fundamental responsibility of the government, but it doesn't pay.
00:54:07.000Shout out to Raymond G who also points out, the permits are coming.
00:55:04.000And for everybody who's a member, of course, join the Discord and make sure you're hanging out with everybody because it's community building.
00:55:11.000Making sure that we reinforce our values and find like-minded individuals.
00:55:15.000I talked about this in a segment today.
00:55:17.000This woman got fired from her modeling agency for comparing Israel to Nazis, and I'm like, the point is the left knows that if they get cancelled, they'll find support within their activist communities.
00:55:31.000So, this is what we have here in the makings with the Tim Kess discord, the anti-Times Square, the public square.
00:55:39.000The point being, you should know that if you say, I'm gonna call out what they're doing at my kid's school or whatever, or my job, and they fire you, you know that you got 10,000 people right behind you who are like, we're not gonna let you fall if you do this, we're all gonna get each other's back.