Human Events Daily with Jack Posobiec - Aug 21, 2022 - Dr. James Lindsay： The Truth About Groomers

00:00:00.000 Ladies and gentlemen, welcome aboard to today's Sunday special for Human Events Daily. Now this

00:00:06.940 is an interview between myself and Dr. James Lindsay, but it's broken up in two parts. Let

00:00:12.200 me explain why. We pre-recorded this down at Turning Point Student Action Summit at SAS in

00:00:18.520 Tampa, which is just a few weeks ago. But then something happened after that, because at that

00:00:25.680 point, Dr. James Lindsay was on double secret probation. He had been locked out and temporarily

00:00:30.960 banned from Twitter. And for the main course of the interview, that's what we're talking about. It

00:00:35.080 was over this okay groomer situation. But then he went, and even after we finished the interview,

00:00:40.840 he got permanently banned from Twitter. So I said, what are we going to do? Producers came,

00:00:45.600 they said, here's what we do. We'll go and bring him back for a little coda, just a couple of minutes

00:00:50.880 explaining where we are, explaining why this has happened, where you can go follow him now that he

00:00:55.220 has been permanently banned from Twitter. So you got part one, part two, that's what's going on.

00:01:01.520 So strap in and enjoy this Human Events Sunday special between myself, Dr. James Lindsay.

00:01:18.580 All right, ladies and gentlemen, welcome aboard special edition Human Events Daily. I am joined,

00:01:22.640 unfortunately, I have to apologize to the audience, tried to get some good guests at

00:01:26.340 Turning Point Sass. And the only one that we scrape in the bottom of the barrel, we got Dr.

00:01:30.800 James Lindsay is with us. So I'm sorry, I apologize to everybody out there. But if you can sit through

00:01:35.520 this, grin and bear it, we'll get through it together. Dr. James Lindsay, you know, I mean,

00:01:39.940 I appreciate you coming by, obviously, you know, I mean, I work for free. I know why you invited me.

00:01:43.960 Well, it was a contractual obligation. So I understand. But no, so so you got banned from

00:01:48.840 Twitter. What yesterday, right? Yesterday, yesterday, because and what did you say on

00:01:53.960 Twitter that was so egregious that they had to take you down? Okay, groomer. Okay, groomer. Okay,

00:01:59.080 groomer. And what did you say in response to? So a media matters reporter who may or may not belong

00:02:06.760 to what they call a protected class. Okay, and I say may or may not, because I'm can't be bothered

00:02:11.460 to care. And so I don't actually know, I forgot this person's name, as a matter of fact, Ari or

00:02:15.800 something like anyway. What had happened was media matters did a kind of like sting piece on the okay,

00:02:22.960 groomer phenomenon. Yes. They included me, gratefully, because I started it. So I should probably be in

00:02:29.080 it. As far as I know, I started it. And so they they put me in it. And they said that I'm this terrible

00:02:33.660 monster and all of these things. And you are, of course, obviously, right. And I thought it looked

00:02:36.860 really good for me, you know, right? My monster credentials were rising. I actually like no,

00:02:43.180 what are they saying now? No cap, right? No cap, no cap. I like media matters now. Right. And here's

00:02:48.860 why. Because it's like, I get to watch this. And it's like, Oh, like, what? What? It's like a greatest

00:02:53.600 hits reel of everything that's going on. And if you just kind of like, you put the editorial on the side

00:02:58.980 and you say, Okay, Charlie was talking about what today? All right. You know, James Lindsay said,

00:03:03.440 Oh, yeah, calls me a group. Got it. You know, this is the and it's I think it's great.

00:03:07.440 Have you seen their groomers greatest hit video? They put it was their pain. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

00:03:10.880 Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. So

00:03:19.120 they put out this article response articles came out. And this person that works for media matters

00:03:26.640 tweeted the article with some snarky comment or whatever. And I said, Okay, groomer. Right.

00:03:30.880 Right. That was it. So, so I'm gonna, you know, go beyond the, you know, the obvious, right? You know,

00:03:38.000 is a groomer a sexual identity? Right. Right. Here's, here's, here's what I want to get it to. Because

00:03:42.720 something that you understand something that I'm fascinated with, is this idea of linguistic warfare.

00:03:48.720 Yeah. Yeah. And when the right or the center, the north, whatever you want to call it, right,

00:03:55.040 the non wokes, right, found the, this word groomer, and really started kind of like revving that up.

00:04:04.800 The left lost their minds. Yep. These people went completely insane. Yep. It started giving

00:04:10.400 traction. Streisand effect kicks in. Everybody starts saying it. Why is it that this word specifically

00:04:17.920 has so much power against them? And why are they so terrified of it? The

00:04:22.080 simple answer is because it's true. Memes stick when they are true. If it wasn't true,

00:04:30.960 then it wouldn't have stuck. And so it sticks, it does damage. Nobody wants to be called a groomer

00:04:36.480 because there is the, there are two associations. I mean, we don't have to get into it. It's obvious.

00:04:40.960 Right. They want, they know that there's a connotation that it's connected to pedophilia.

00:04:44.720 Right. And to sexual predation and all of these things. Right.

00:04:47.440 But secondly, cult groomers exact, aren't exactly looked upon in a favorable light either.

00:04:52.560 Precisely. And you know, nobody's looking at Jim Jones and thinking like, what a hero,

00:04:55.920 except, you know, Angela Davis and the other communists who supported him in the seventies.

00:04:59.520 And so they know it has an incredibly negative pejorative connotation and that they, they, they're

00:05:06.240 not going to be able to get it off of them because it's true. And this is the thing, right? And so I've

00:05:10.720 heard, and you heard, I'm sure you've heard conservatives say this for a generation. The liberals are the

00:05:17.200 real racist. The liberals are the real racist. And that just washes right over them. They don't, 1.00

00:05:23.280 they do not care one blip as, as a governor Sanders would say, when you call them the real

00:05:29.360 racist doesn't even bother them at all. You call a conservative a racist, especially an establishment

00:05:33.920 type. They are bending over backwards. They're jumping through hoops. You own them suddenly because

00:05:39.360 they're terrified of this word. But it seems now with this word groomer, you've almost found something

00:05:45.040 that carries the same weight to a leftist that calling someone on the right, a racist does.

00:05:51.120 Yeah. There's, there's no coming back from groomerville. Right. And so it's literally

00:05:56.160 my ticket. Yeah, it is. It is a one way ticket. Um, there are lots of metaphors that would be easy

00:06:00.560 to use, but we know they'd get taken out of context. So you can't say, what was it that the,

00:06:04.320 the Vax Adams said about Trump? He said linguistic kill shots, right? So you can't say kill shot,

00:06:09.120 but it is to be labeled a groomer does a lot of things. It completely freaks people out. What

00:06:15.760 are you doing? It's got, it's obviously manipulative, whether it's sexual predation

00:06:19.280 or not, it's obviously manipulative and nobody wants that for their kids. Nobody wants to be put

00:06:24.080 through that. So that's really, really bad. Um, and the other thing it does is it wakes up parents.

00:06:29.360 Yes. And there is a reservoir of energy that we will say springs forth from natural law in the

00:06:37.360 love of a parent for their children. No, you're talking about base level, biological programming,

00:06:44.160 hardwired stuff. Yeah. Heavy D was talking about at the moms for liberty. And he was like,

00:06:48.960 he was talking about something else. He was talking about people, you know, you tell the truth and you,

00:06:51.680 you help people. And then he said, they'll walk barefoot across broken glass for you. There isn't

00:06:55.440 a parent alive who wouldn't take their shoes off and walk across the broken glass for their kids

00:06:59.760 if they had to a hundred percent, not even a question run into burning buildings, whatever.

00:07:02.960 So, you know, it's, it's funny that you mentioned that because I, I think that about my kids sometimes.

00:07:07.600 Right. And it's, you know, they always ask that question, you know, if you're, if you're going to

00:07:11.920 be secret service or, you know, would you take a shot for the president? Right. Would you take a shot?

00:07:15.680 And it's always sort of this, well, you know, hope you're not in that situation, et cetera, et cetera.

00:07:20.080 You know, but it comes up and you know, I'd like to, we found out in Uvalde, by the way,

00:07:23.280 the answer was no, you know, the police were not willing down there to take a shot for the kids.

00:07:27.520 Um, the teachers actually, you know, actual heroism there. Um, but, and, and, and that

00:07:34.000 ties into that same thing that we're talking about the teachers, those teachers are willing to,

00:07:37.520 when I think about my kids, I don't have to think about it. Yeah. There's no question.

00:07:42.160 I don't, I, it's not even a question. It would, it seems silly to me to even consider that if my child

00:07:48.800 was in danger, I would do anything. And it, it, you put what, what could potentially happen to me

00:07:56.160 totally aside. It does. It does. It doesn't exist that I'm going to take my kid. I'll, I'll,

00:08:02.320 I'll take a shot. I'll walk over it. I don't care. I could, I could care less. Take a shot with kid.

00:08:06.080 Yeah. A hundred, a hundred times. Right. Many times. That's like primal human stuff. No,

00:08:11.200 there's no escaping that. So they know on some level that if they wake up that energy,

00:08:16.000 that they are going up against a force of nature. Yes. That is beyond the capacity of

00:08:20.400 their rhetorical tricks and warfare to win. They cannot win. You can't play word games against

00:08:26.720 a parent. You're just going to make them mad if you're no, but also, and here's, here's the thing,

00:08:30.400 though, and the reason it gains traction and we look, you can see the numbers, the epidemic,

00:08:35.120 right? We saw a post-millennial just had the story the other day, 181 cases so far this year,

00:08:42.480 child sex crimes arrested against teachers, substitute teachers, teachers, aids. And I'm

00:08:48.080 talking K-12. I'm not, I'm not talking high school. I'm maybe talking, excuse me, college.

00:08:52.320 Right. I'm talking K-12. Yeah. So this is an actual epidemic. There is something going on. And,

00:08:58.960 and I've said it on a couple of shows already this week, but I think it's like a sales funnel.

00:09:03.680 It's like a sales funnel because you were introducing sec. And when I covered the

00:09:08.160 Ghislaine Maxwell trial, right? And I've heard this before, but it came up there and they talked

00:09:12.640 about the cycle of grooming and the stages of grooming. That's right. One of the stages of

00:09:16.160 grooming, once you've, once you've identified, once you've made direct contact is that you begin

00:09:21.040 introducing sexualized content and you normalize sexual content with the child, with your target.

00:09:27.920 That's what you do. And so what did they ask Dillinger, right? They asked him, they said,

00:09:31.760 why do you rob banks? That's where the money is. Why are there so many pedophiles in the teaching

00:09:35.440 profession? That's where the kids are, right? And so it's, it's a sales funnel because you're,

00:09:40.800 you're throwing it out there and you're, you're looking, you're looking to see who responds,

00:09:45.280 right? They might not even, it's, it's, it's almost a subconscious thing for them, right? Because

00:09:49.760 they have this urge, this insane, disgusting, twisted urge, um, to, to desire children in this way. 0.97

00:09:56.080 Yes. And, and the problem is, is that I think everyone inherently knows that the problem with taking

00:10:04.160 children to, you know, to a drag show or any of this stuff is because you were sexualizing children. 0.98

00:10:10.000 Exactly. And they know that they're doing it. Um, and as a matter of fact, there's a,

00:10:14.400 believe it or not, an academic paper in a major curriculum journal called, called curriculum

00:10:19.200 inquiry. That's called drag pedagogy. They wrote an academic paper justifying drag queens story hour. 0.98

00:10:25.200 And in it, they say, we sell it. They said, this is a marketing pitch as empathy for LGBT identities.

00:10:32.720 As a matter of fact, the point is to get people to live queerly, to get children to live, they know 0.99

00:10:36.560 they're sexualizing children. And to your point, what's actually happening then sales funnel,

00:10:40.800 what you're actually doing is you're breaking down those barriers and you're making it, they,

00:10:45.360 they sell, they say the opposite. They say, well, this will help kids detect when grooming's

00:10:48.880 happening. No, no, no, no. You are actually making the conditions to where the children think

00:10:53.360 it's normal to talk about those issues in those, in, in a school or whatever, or to see somebody in

00:10:58.560 a highly sexualized performance in a school where it's completely inappropriate. So there is that.

00:11:03.600 I mean, as you know, you know, we got linguistic warfare, but we also have memetic warfare. We're,

00:11:08.400 we're meme lords over here. And, um, from the beginning, from the beginning of okay, groomer,

00:11:13.680 I've been putting out, you know, the handshake meme, or you have the two guys with their, you know,

00:11:17.600 clasped hands and the arm wrestling kind of position. And it's Marxist pedophiles. Yes. Because 0.84

00:11:22.400 they work hand in glove. I'm not saying that all Marxist pedophiles. I'm not saying that most 0.94

00:11:25.920 pedophiles are Marxists, but no, they're, they, there's an agreement here. It, I, I actually had

00:11:31.440 a, whether a podcast or a public talk, I don't remember, but I actually refer to it as the warm

00:11:35.440 tongue agreement from Lord of the Rings. He's whispering to Thedon, keeping him on the down.

00:11:40.000 Right, right, right. What Saruman promised him. He gets the girl, he gets Eowyn. Right.

00:11:43.120 If he gets, keeps it all, whatever. But to me, I think, I think that, that, and this has come up

00:11:48.000 before it's, it's why do you see this, you know, and, and we've, we've clearly identified a trend. That's why

00:11:54.640 the word itself gains traction because people say, you know what, that always sat wrong with me.

00:12:00.240 It was in the back of my mind. I thought I wasn't supposed to say anything because, well, I'm a,

00:12:05.120 I'm a soccer mom and I'm a good tolerant, you know, I, I don't tell anyone their business, but I sense

00:12:11.680 something was wrong, right? You have this innate sense and now you found a way through all the social

00:12:16.720 conditioning. It's grooming, right? And you're also triggering the, and you know what is the other

00:12:22.560 big thing that's, that's, you know, again, the same population, the soccer moms, women in general 1.00

00:12:28.080 in America today, what is the number one, uh, you could call it fad, you call it trend, uh, among

00:12:33.600 women. It's true crime, right? There is a massive true crime phenomenon going on. We're here at 0.96

00:12:38.000 Turning Point SAS. They have conventions. They call it, what, um, crime-a-thon or something.

00:12:42.160 I forgot what it's called. You know, they have huge conventions with true crime. People come

00:12:45.840 together as the biggest podcasters and it is predominantly women. It is predominantly women

00:12:50.480 at these things. And they've heard again and again, these cases of grooming. So you're tapping

00:12:55.200 into that. The J6 committee, by the way, also uses the same function of a true crime. You know,

00:13:00.000 we're unfolding the true crime and the Hutchinson, but they're just taking the true crime,

00:13:05.760 uh, you know, methodology and applying it to gen six and trying to act as if it was some,

00:13:10.400 you know, you know, elaborate plot. It wasn't. Problem is with grooming. It is.

00:13:13.920 It is. And, and I think that what, what the reason for that clasping that you see

00:13:18.960 to me, it's to destabilize society, you have to destabilize families. How do you destabilize

00:13:24.000 families is through destabilizing, um, normative sexual relations. This is true. I mean, the Marxists

00:13:30.720 have explicitly explored this vein of, of, of strategy since the 1920s. So, you know, you have the

00:13:37.600 successful revolution in Russia in 1917. Right. Lenin takes over. The Bolsheviks are doing great. 0.97

00:13:42.960 Western Marxism starts to come into being because they can't figure out a lot of things. Why did,

00:13:47.520 uh, the workers cobble to their nations rather than to the workers overall when World War I broke

00:13:52.560 out? Well, they had, Marx didn't have an answer to that. They had to figure it out. And so another

00:13:56.320 thing was why did Russia, which was a peasant society, go communist or socialist, but the advanced

00:14:02.640 capitalist societies, Marx said, why did they had to figure it out? And so this new thought in Marxism

00:14:07.680 comes up. And one of the things they experimented with, George Lukács, Hungarian Marxist was the guy

00:14:12.080 who really led to charge on this. He ended up being deputy commissar of education in Bela Kun's, uh,

00:14:18.160 Soviet Hungarian regime for four or five months while it lasted. And he realized that if you sexualize 0.77

00:14:22.640 the children, you achieve a number of things, explicitly sexualize the children to achieve a number of

00:14:27.040 things. One of the things you achieve is to destabilize the child. His categorization of the world

00:14:32.000 isn't as clear. He's, he's moldable, right? You can make an activist of him. You can turn him or if

00:14:37.280 you can't figure out if he's a boy or a girl, maybe Lukács wasn't thinking in those explicit terms of

00:14:42.320 the 21st century. But if you can't, if you have a kid who can't figure out if he's a boy or a girl,

00:14:46.160 doesn't know for sure what gay and straight mean is sexuality changes with wind. You can't make order

00:14:51.360 of the world. You can get them to believe in whatever you want about climate change, one way or the

00:14:54.480 other, whatever you want about politics, whatever you want about abortion, whatever you want about

00:14:57.680 whatever issue, immigration, anything, super moldable. So you destabilize the children. 0.99

00:15:02.960 Secondly, you want those children to go home to say these things in front of their parents,

00:15:07.520 their parents to be aghast and then to correct the child and then the child to say back, things are

00:15:13.360 different now. Yes. We live in a different world. You're out of date. And the third thing is you want

00:15:17.440 them to do exactly which, which, by the way, which drives a wedge, a further wedge. And there's always,

00:15:21.760 there's always a natural wedge. You know, my kids, my kids are four in one and I'm, I'm just waiting.

00:15:25.600 You know, I say, they say, you know, I don't buy whenever they come to me now and they say,

00:15:29.120 Oh, dad, I want to spend time. I want to do this and say, or, you know, say when Tanya comes over

00:15:33.200 and says, spend time, I say, spend time now because give it 10 years or so. And they don't

00:15:36.720 want to talk to us. So there already exists that natural way. They lock themselves in the room.

00:15:40.720 And what they're doing is, Oh, he already does that every once in a while, but I have a key.

00:15:44.880 Right. And so, um, he's for, he's not allowed to do that. Um, but they're exacerbating that wedge

00:15:51.280 beyond the, you know, the normal, you know, teenage rebelliousness, whatever it is to a,

00:15:57.120 a rift, an actual rift in the family unit. And that's exactly what they're looking for.

00:16:01.200 They want to rip those kids apart and put them in a completely different cultural milieu. 0.55

00:16:04.800 So they're not looking up any longer to their parents. They're looking up to authority figures

00:16:08.160 in the institutions or from the state. And then that's huge in tearing apart a society

00:16:13.600 and installing a new generation that accepts a new society. And the third thing is the deepest roots,

00:16:18.240 whether you want to frame it, cause it's both irrelevant. It's not trying to put primacy of

00:16:21.680 one or the other, but you want them to reject the prevailing religion and culture. Yes. And 0.82

00:16:26.080 religion in particular, because when the parents like, listen, you know, Genesis says man and female,

00:16:30.880 he made them or whatever. They're like Bible was written by patriarchal homophobic jerks. Exactly. 1.00

00:16:37.440 The Bible is out. That's not me. You want them to reject those deeper roots and especially those 1.00

00:16:42.160 other values. And so the communists for a hundred years have realized that there is a pathway to

00:16:47.920 success that begins and ends with sexualizing the children and then foisting the change in a 0.99

00:16:53.920 generation while those screwed up kids grow up. So I say that the millennials right now are the first 1.00

00:16:59.040 intentionally broken generation and the disease. So I'm like, so I'm like, I guess you could say

00:17:05.440 elder millennial, I say centennial sometimes, you know, and it, it, sorry about your generation, man.

00:17:14.160 It's so bad. It's, and when I look out. If it makes you feel better though,

00:17:17.520 because you're getting the Atlas shrugged. Yeah. Well, I keep saying that we should write the book

00:17:20.800 when Gen X. Gen X shrugged. Stop shrugging. Yeah. No, we're always shrugging.

00:17:24.000 Well, you're starting to see a little bit. So, so Charlie and I have talked about,

00:17:26.640 Charlie Kirk and I have talked to us a little bit because you look at like your, your Glenn Greenwald's,

00:17:32.240 your Joe Rogan's, your Elon Musk's, you know, this is Gen X because starting to kind of realize that,

00:17:39.520 Hey, maybe because you know what it was? And it's, it's the Gen X response to millennials.

00:17:43.440 That's actually what it is. Yeah. It's saying, Hey, wait a minute. I thought

00:17:46.720 that these things were settled. What, what are you guys doing? What are you doing?

00:17:49.760 Stop doing those things. Yeah. And why are you like this?

00:17:52.320 That's right. Well, because the millennial generation

00:17:54.640 has been broken apart and twisted and trauma. And by the way, traumatized too. And I, I do say that

00:17:59.280 not as a millennial apologist, but just as an observer and an analyst.

00:18:03.280 It's true. They're the first intentionally broken generation, right? 1.00

00:18:06.080 Right. These, the traumas that have been put, that have been put through it. And look,

00:18:08.960 is it the same thing as, as Vietnam? Of course not. Right. But the, the economic and political

00:18:17.520 trauma that that generation has gone through the fact that you've been told,

00:18:21.280 because we were told, right. I remember this. We were told your whole life, right? You know,

00:18:25.520 don't worry about nine 11. That's fine. You go off and fight if you want, but here's the thing,

00:18:28.640 go to college. Then when you get out, you just, you just go into more college, take on more debt.

00:18:33.360 You'll get your job. You'll be able to pay it back. Everything will be fine. Go buy that house

00:18:36.800 on credit, go buy everything on credit. And all you need is a bigger degree. I remember,

00:18:41.760 I remember graduating college during, or just before the, um, the global financial crisis and

00:18:49.520 people telling me that what we should do, they said, they said, Poso, don't, they were making

00:18:54.560 a poster back then, but they would say, here's what you do. We just go to more college. And if we

00:18:59.040 just go to get more college, then we'll have more. And, and because of, again, because of social

00:19:03.840 conditioning, we're taught this, that if you have a higher degree, you're more marketable.

00:19:07.680 That's right. And so what did they do? They took on more debt when there were no jobs,

00:19:11.840 because they made the debt free on purpose, on purpose. I'm telling you, intentionally

00:19:17.200 broken generation. Russian serfs. They created a generation of Russian serfs, whether they know or not. 1.00

00:19:23.440 Well, and that's the agenda. So I hear a lot of millennials and I hear a lot of younger than

00:19:27.360 millennials saying, you know, it's like, well, I kind of prefer to rent because you don't have to

00:19:32.000 like be responsible. You don't have to keep up with it. Like if you own your house, you have to

00:19:34.960 keep up. Are you saying you'll own nothing and you'll be happy? Yes. In fact, I am. And that's

00:19:39.840 where you even see like, uh, which guy was it? Um, I forgot which guy it is at the world economic

00:19:44.160 forum. I had to edit a video that he put out. It's not Klaus Schwab. I don't think he has a great

00:19:48.640 German accent. I think this guy actually has a British accent, but he's sitting there talking all 0.64

00:19:52.480 stories. He's like, Oh yeah. As a manufacturer, why should we want to, uh, why should we want to

00:19:59.840 like give up the ownership of our product? You don't want to own the product and be responsible

00:20:04.960 for it. You want the benefit of the product. So if I can retain the ownership rights of the product

00:20:08.720 and then sell you the benefit of the product, isn't that better? Yes. And so you will own nothing

00:20:12.880 and you'll be happy because they're only going to sell you the benefits of the product. Well, and so

00:20:16.320 you can take this actually out of theory because, and I I've said this for a while now,

00:20:20.320 they're switching everything over to a subscription model, everything's subscription,

00:20:23.840 everything's subscription model. So your home is going to be a subscription. That's rent.

00:20:27.120 That's right. Right. You are all your apps, all your products. When's the last time you bought a movie?

00:20:32.080 When's the last time you bought? Now, a lot of people still do physical books.

00:20:34.880 I personally don't do physical books. I just, when I was in military deployments, travel,

00:20:39.280 just kind of got out of it, but I still do the audio books. Right. Um, or, or at least have like,

00:20:44.000 I'll have the file myself. I don't usually do it through. I I'll, I'll straight up, um,

00:20:48.560 I'll strip the DRM and make sure I have the file on my own. Right. But all that stuff,

00:20:53.280 they could wipe it. Right. We, so nobody buys movies anymore. That's all streaming. Um,

00:20:58.640 they're doing this with clothes. They are doing this with clothing. So it started with rent the

00:21:03.440 runway. Right. And that's for girls. And I mean, and my wife does it right. Lots of low end do this 1.00

00:21:07.760 where they said, well, if I have an event, I only want to wear a dress once or twice. You know,

00:21:10.800 I rent it. I go to the event and come back. I'm done. Okay. But now they're starting to do it for

00:21:15.760 everyday clothes. So, and then they're even starting to do it with clothes washing. They're

00:21:21.120 taking the clothes washing. And so what do you have to do then? You have to live in a city and

00:21:24.640 you have to live in an automated city. Yeah. And then more and more of these things are taking

00:21:29.040 care of you. They're taking away ownership. And so I don't know how good your Mandarin is,

00:21:33.600 but the, the word, do you know what the word communism is in Mandarin? No. So it's, uh,

00:21:38.160 uh, gong chan ju yi, gong chan, right? This word, uh, gong chan chanping. It literally translates.

00:21:45.600 If you just take the direct words, gong chan ju yi, I'll send this to you. Um, 1.00

00:21:51.440 public property policy. That's, that's the direct translation. And I say,

00:21:56.720 I love how blunt the Chinese words are. It's just so blunt.

00:21:58.880 Like we call them struggle sessions because they call them struggle.

00:22:01.600 Because they're struggle. Yeah. Dojang. Yeah. 1.00

00:22:03.680 They call them struggle. Precisely. Right. So it's the public property policy. Right. And that is

00:22:09.680 if you break down communism to its, its, its root, I mean, that's essentially what it is.

00:22:13.840 You do not own anything. Yeah. Well, that's the idea. That's what Marx actually said in, uh,

00:22:19.040 economic philosophic manuscripts. He said that the true communism is when there's a full transcendence

00:22:24.160 of private property and thus a full transcendence of the estrangement of the human condition

00:22:28.720 from himself that there, you will own nothing and you will be happy is straight up Karl Marx

00:22:34.400 fulfilled in his vision, except for Karl. It only worked when everybody spontaneously believed it.

00:22:39.920 And I hear this and it, and it, and it's, and this is kind of where you get the, you know, you,

00:22:45.280 you have to put Marx and then Huxley and Orwell together to kind of get what the millennials are

00:22:51.280 because it, it is this generation where, and I hear it so often, man, I hear it so often. Oh, well,

00:23:01.040 it is, it's cheaper now to buy a home than to rent. Yep. But, but, but you have to make that first

00:23:09.520 payment and none of them can make it. They're not that well. So if your wealth formation is off,

00:23:15.040 that means family formation is delayed. That means children are delayed. Birth rates way down,

00:23:19.440 of course. Um, but don't worry. They're taking care of that at the border. Um,

00:23:24.880 you cannot have a functioning generation if you continue those trends. This is why they don't own 1.00

00:23:30.960 anything. This is what their service, but then they throw on top of you, Hey, we've got the latest

00:23:35.920 from Marvel, the latest streaming on Netflix. What's up next? You know, the bread and circuses.

00:23:40.960 And this is what Huxley understood that if you give people this instant gratification culture

00:23:45.280 that you can order from a piece of glass in your hand, you can order everything from your next meal

00:23:51.760 to your next sexual partner. Yeah. Right. Completely atomized, you know, what am I in the

00:23:56.400 mood for? You know, exactly that you, you are completely hollowed out inside, but they can still

00:24:02.960 at least keep you on that dopamine cycle where, you know, you're going the ups and downs, ups and

00:24:07.520 downs, and then you're tracking all the way through that until essentially you expire, but they don't

00:24:11.680 care because they'll just replace you. Yeah, exactly. So, I mean, that's the, that is what

00:24:14.960 Huxley understood. And so you've got the dopamine pump in your hand. Yeah. We know that that's what

00:24:19.360 they do. We know that they're built to do that, to cause your brain to pump dopamine. So you have

00:24:25.040 the dopamine pump in your hand and what are the rest of them on? SSRIs. So, you know, they're drowning

00:24:30.320 in psychoactive drugs that we've just recently learned don't do what they said that they did all along.

00:24:39.280 The study just came out. We had, we just had, I just had Dr. Malone on talking about this.

00:24:43.920 Yeah. It's like, oh no. And he pointed out that, you know, some of us have been saying this all

00:24:47.120 along, that the data is not there, but lazy journalists and lazy academics never went and

00:24:53.920 actually cracked this stuff open because they went with the, you know, the sexy headline. They went with

00:24:59.840 what popped and they went with, of course, because now, hey, company's making money again. We're getting

00:25:05.120 advertisers. People want to fund this. There's billions, possibly trillions of dollars. If you

00:25:10.000 look at that industry as a whole and we have these, and I wonder because that study just dropped and

00:25:14.960 we're talking about course, by the way, about the study that just came out. It was a study of studies,

00:25:18.560 an umbrella study, university college of London. That's that essentially stated there is no direct

00:25:23.840 link between low serotonin levels and depression. That's right. Right. Which is the underlying

00:25:28.640 science of the chemical imbalance theory that sold everyone on an entire 20 year generation

00:25:34.960 on antidepressants. Right. That's what the, one of the S's in SSRI. Right, right. Serotonin. Right,

00:25:40.080 right. Selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor. Reuptake inhibitor. Right. And so

00:25:47.920 it's so ridiculous. It's so, so everybody's drugged up. Everybody's hopped up on pharmaceutical 0.98

00:25:52.480 cocktails. They're also getting, hitting, getting the dopamine rush is hitting. I almost wonder if this is the

00:25:58.400 trend. Cause you saw this by the way, with Frank Luntz's favorite drug, uh, Oxycontin, which of course

00:26:03.280 the late great Rush Limbaugh, um, even he was someone who struggled with, right? Because this

00:26:07.520 is a powerful, powerful, addictive drug that, you know, they wrote that out. They made their money.

00:26:13.760 They decimated middle America off of it, sucked the money out of them, bled these people dry, 1.00

00:26:19.280 left them to rot. Then suddenly we get this, this sort of media, almost like a mea culpa moment. And

00:26:26.320 they turn and, and they turn and commodify that into, you know, Hulu mini series is and, you know,

00:26:32.080 maybe one show trial of they pick one family, but the family, you know, it doesn't even have to see

00:26:36.240 any time the behind bars. And then you go on to the next thing. So I'm wondering, because we're seeing

00:26:41.600 this study come out, we're starting to see some glimpses of this. Do you think that is this, is this

00:26:46.880 just one that kind of snuck through, or are we seeing the beginning of a trend possibly on SSRIs?

00:26:51.840 You know, that's a bit above my pay grade to make that, that judgment, uh, in general,

00:26:58.800 Which I don't know. I'm just, I have no clue.

00:26:59.840 Yeah. That's the thing is in general, um,

00:27:01.840 You have to get, well, basically it's, you have to get these things to a critical mass.

00:27:04.800 Correct. I was about to say is in general, the glass is breaking in some sense. Like in general,

00:27:09.840 there is a very big turn for the past couple of years or so now, two, I think is the right number

00:27:16.080 of years. There's been a whole lot of questions being asked. Like the data don't seem to match

00:27:20.240 everything people seem to be saying, especially maybe in the medical field, but, and the outcomes

00:27:23.920 don't match. Yeah. And a lot of things are not matching. And so now 20 years of SSRIs,

00:27:30.400 are we happier? Are we worn well adjusted? Is the country doing better? I mean, you're right.

00:27:35.920 No, absolutely not. And so people are, when, when the virus, the pandemic first came around

00:27:43.440 and there are all these things being installed. I remember talking to my further, you know,

00:27:46.960 as they say, further right wing friends, more based people, actually clearer eyed people in

00:27:51.920 many cases who kept saying something to me that I barely understood at the beginning,

00:27:56.160 which is it's all going to come out. They can't hide it forever. The bodies are going to start

00:28:01.040 appearing or something, you know, depending on what the thing was. And that's true of all of

00:28:07.760 when you, there's an old saying reality is the thing you run into when your beliefs are false.

00:28:12.800 Yes. And so if you pump out lies and you pump out lies and you pump out lies for fashionable reasons,

00:28:17.680 for lazy reasons or negligence, or because of malicious intent, doesn't matter. If your beliefs

00:28:23.120 are out of alignment with reality, eventually the bodies start piling up one way or another.

00:28:28.400 And when that happens, people will start to notice. And then that forces people to start looking

00:28:33.040 under the tarp or under behind the curtain or whatever else. And I think we are at that moment

00:28:37.680 where there's a lot of people like, wait a minute, do we even know the history of the 20th

00:28:42.960 century? Like what just happened for the last hundred years? Were we told lies? Like, what is

00:28:47.200 this? One of the, one of the great, uh, if you talk to again, the, the further right based,

00:28:51.760 uh, based underground, one of the things I keep hearing is we need to repeal the 20th century.

00:28:56.480 Just, just, just reveal the whole thing. Just, just go back. Yeah. It's just go back.

00:29:01.440 There are a lot of shady things that have happened that we don't have straight answers about

00:29:05.520 what actually occurred. And many of those things are pharmaceutical. We're dealing with that end,

00:29:10.720 where we've been talking about, but you know, a lot of those things are political too. Right.

00:29:14.480 And so there are, I think that as for this question about, you know, SSRI studies, I don't know,

00:29:20.800 but I think that there is about to be a lot more, you know, let's go re-ask some questions that we

00:29:26.240 thought, um, that we were told we don't need to ask. Look, look, all I'm saying is when I was a

00:29:33.760 little kid, Hulk Hogan told me the great physician, Hulk Hogan told me, eat your vitamins, say your

00:29:40.720 prayers and train. He said, vitamins A, B, C, and D, and you will be fine. And then you look at all this

00:29:48.880 stuff. And I say, we're in Florida right now. And I was, I was joking about it. I said, I said,

00:29:53.360 why did Florida do so well? Well, they've got all the vitamin D you would ever need here. And because

00:29:58.480 of the citrus, you've got all the vitamin C that you would ever need here. And you wonder if they've

00:30:03.040 also got the most seniors and yet they did some of the best with COVID than of any other population

00:30:09.680 that has so many seniors. And I said, I really wonder, I wrote it now compare that with like

00:30:15.920 Northern Italy, which is not exactly known for its sunshine content and, and you, nor is it known for

00:30:21.680 its citrus, right? Because the, you know, the temperatures aren't right. Cause you're, you're

00:30:24.640 getting up into the Alps in that point. Um, and so it really makes you wonder, does any of this stuff

00:30:30.640 track a little more than some of the things that we've been told to look at?

00:30:34.480 I mean, I think that these are questions that we need to be looking into. And so you have your,

00:30:38.480 your, you know, your great physician, Hulk Hogan, and I had my great philosopher, Randy Macho,

00:30:43.280 man, savage. Absolutely. And he, he said that the cream rises to the top. That's right.

00:30:46.880 And we see the cream of Florida is rising to the top of the pile of how things worked out.

00:30:51.200 So something have, has gone correctly. And I mean, I mean, I am being silly, but I'm not being silly. 0.73

00:30:57.360 When you look at it on paper, we knew early on in COVID that it affects certain,

00:31:02.160 for political correct reasons, we couldn't say this, that it affected people who were, who were elderly.

00:31:06.400 You could kind of say that more, but you certainly weren't able to say that it affected people who

00:31:10.800 were overweight. And that was one of the largest comorbidities or certainly largest populations

00:31:15.280 of comorbidities in, in the general population, certainly in America. And we weren't allowed to

00:31:20.800 say that. And that's why we had these one size fit all government policies come down, but take that back

00:31:26.400 because Florida has your highest percentage of seniors. It would stand to reason that Florida

00:31:32.000 would, would be just one of these areas that we would see, um, a huge hit from COVID. Right. And they

00:31:38.480 told us what the left was calling him Death Santas, you know, go to DeSantis, Death Santas again and

00:31:42.720 again. And yet, and, and to be sure, right. You know, everybody took their lumps with COVID,

00:31:47.600 but we never saw this massive hit in Florida that they kept predicting.

00:31:52.480 Right. Well, I mean, if you listen to Ron DeSantis, he talks about it a lot. They,

00:31:56.000 they actually looked at the data and they said, what actually makes sense. They actually didn't just,

00:32:01.040 he just said it last week at a talk I was at, he said, um, I didn't, what did he say?

00:32:05.200 Outsource or subcontract. He said, I didn't subcontract. I can't subcontract my leadership.

00:32:09.600 Oh, that's great. To some other, uh, you know, entity like the public health or whatever. So he's

00:32:13.600 like, bring me the data. Let me see the data. Let's talk it over. Explain to me what it means.

00:32:16.320 Let's make a decision for leadership. And he made a lot of decisions that were flew in the face of

00:32:20.320 what everybody else in the country was doing. And a lot of people in the world were doing,

00:32:23.040 uh, Sweden did as well. And what you saw is that something very different happened.

00:32:29.200 Um, these things that you would say, you know, the elderly population, which by the way,

00:32:34.640 speaking of Sweden, did you know, and I was reading this at one point that the pop,

00:32:38.560 because Sweden, of course, again, another area that's really not known for its sunlight,

00:32:42.640 not so good with the, um, because they know that the country and the people who live there

00:32:48.800 just generally take more vitamin D supplements than most other countries, particularly in Sweden,

00:32:54.720 which turns out to be fairly inexpensive and accessible by the way. Uh, yeah. So,

00:32:59.600 I mean, Ron DeSantis realized like get people outside, let them be outside, let them go do

00:33:04.000 things. Don't mask up kids, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. And the, it was a completely different

00:33:08.800 outcome. And rather than calling him death Santa's and ignoring him, maybe we should start asking

00:33:13.120 questions like what, what happened that was right here? And how do we start figuring out more things

00:33:18.080 that are right in more places? I actually think calling him death Santa's makes him sound cool.

00:33:22.960 It is pretty cool. I think, I think it's kind of cool. I mean, you got Macho Man, Hulk Hogan,

00:33:27.600 Death Santa's right. You know what I mean? It totally fits, but that's, that's, that's pretty

00:33:32.720 metal. It is very metal. Exactly. He's actually speaking here a couple of minutes. We should,

00:33:36.560 we should, I was joking with the, uh, with the team. I said, can you make it say death Santa's

00:33:41.760 when he comes out? And they said, well, I know. And, and they said, well, well, we think that,

00:33:45.680 you know, he might take that as an insult or something. I said, well, just play metal.

00:33:48.800 Yeah. Just play metal as he comes out and show like some, and the other, that's it.

00:33:52.400 Speaking of metal, Marjorie Taylor Greene just is right over there. We say hi.

00:33:55.280 Oh, Marjorie. Well, no, she's, well, that's cause she's on after you. 1.00

00:33:57.680 Well, I'm just going to sit here until she comes over and comes over. All right. Well,

00:34:01.280 let me follow me on Twitter. I'm not going to take up too much of her time making her wait,

00:34:06.800 but, um, you know, what are you working on? Where can people follow you? Yeah.

00:34:10.160 All that good stuff. So for, for now you can follow me at conceptual James on social media.

00:34:14.960 The company is new discourses. That's new discourses.com channel is new discourses on

00:34:19.200 YouTube. Um, I am working on, I got a workshop on the marksification of education, how they stole

00:34:24.880 education from us, turned it Marxist coming up in a week in Virginia. Um, but I'm going to put out

00:34:30.400 a book by the same title on the back of that, probably by the end of August. Amazing book on

00:34:35.200 education, the theft of education from the American people, how they turned it into a Marxist, uh,

00:34:39.680 thought reform program. So cool. All right. And to the audience is just, again, another apology.

00:34:43.840 I'm, I'm sorry. You know, we have contractual obligations here. You know, some of us, you know,

00:34:48.240 like, I mean, look, like I signed up, Charlie asked me to do certain things, you know? And so

00:34:51.920 I apologize of course, for this, uh, uh, very low performing episode of human events daily.

00:35:01.920 Okay. So we just ended the first portion of the interview, which was, but we're now a couple

00:35:09.280 weeks later. And there's been some interesting developments since the first part of the interview,

00:35:14.960 which we did at, at turning point SAS. And so I realized that, Hey, we gotta, we gotta add a coda

00:35:20.000 or something onto this. And producer Angelo said, you know, you gotta get them back on to explain this

00:35:24.960 because Dr. James Lindsay went and got himself completely banned from Twitter. Now, not just

00:35:30.240 double secret probation straight to Siberia, straight to the Gulag. And unfortunately the kids

00:35:34.960 from stranger things are not coming to save him. So Dr. James Lindsay, we've got you back for this

00:35:40.640 coda. What the heck happened? Well, I, I did the one intolerable thing. I'd beat a leftist at a word

00:35:47.040 game. Oh no. Yeah. That's their thing, right? They don't let you do that. Cause I was doing the

00:35:53.760 whole okay groomer thing and they didn't like that. And they put me in timeout, um, you know,

00:35:58.800 double secret probation and it wore off and I came back and I had to go poke the bear. And I,

00:36:04.240 I went to the same people and said, okay, child sexualization specialist,

00:36:08.000 which I thought was really clever. Well, wait, because they wait, but hold on. But I see what

00:36:13.040 you're doing there because they told you that you couldn't say groomer anymore. So you said,

00:36:16.480 all right, I'm not going to say groomer, but you have to say something.

00:36:19.920 Do you have to say something there? They're sexualizing children. You have to say something. 0.65

00:36:24.080 So I called the same person, a child sexualization specialist,

00:36:28.000 and they nuked me from orbit. That was the end of that. Um, rip me. Uh, so Siberia is called truth 0.80

00:36:35.920 social apparently. And get her don't, don't we love, we love get her too. Yeah. Yeah. Actually

00:36:43.440 kind of all of the other ones, um, everywhere else is still thriving. So yeah, that's what happened. I,

00:36:47.760 I outsmarted them with a word game and that's intolerable. And the same person, uh, it's this

00:36:52.640 Alejandro Carabello or something like this is on this like war path and it's trying to get

00:36:57.840 everybody banned. They got our, our friend that gaze against groomers banned today, apparently

00:37:03.200 perma band. Um, they're going after lots of other people in this. Wait, wait, I saw that. I saw that,

00:37:08.720 but I didn't dig into it. That was actually a permanent ban or was that just double secret

00:37:11.840 probation? Nope. That's, that's it. Gone. Permanent ban. Okay. So explain the, and that, I mean,

00:37:17.200 you don't have to explain it, but right. So this was a group. So the idea is, okay, their logic,

00:37:22.160 and this is what you're the expert on is under unpacking their logic. Their logic is that these

00:37:26.480 are slurs against the LGBT community, but gaze against groomers is part, obviously part of the

00:37:33.840 LGBT community. So of course they had to be banned because again, that beats themselves at their own 1.00

00:37:40.640 game. Yeah. It's, it, that's, that's a hundred percent of it is that, uh, they are hiding behind

00:37:48.080 everyday LGBT people as human shields and anything that kind of exposes that there's actually 0.98

00:37:53.920 toward behaviors happening, uh, unacceptable behaviors happening here. Uh, it, that has to

00:37:59.440 be, you know, you have to silence people who make that obvious so they can keep their human shields

00:38:04.160 out in front of them, which has ever since, uh, you know, the eighties and nineties has been

00:38:08.400 this broader LGBT community that wanted the civil rights movement that wanted equal rights and, and

00:38:14.160 basically to be considered normal citizens and left alone. Uh, but as opposed to this kind of rampant

00:38:19.840 queer theory based activism that the other team wanted and that other team has taken over completely

00:38:25.600 and gaze against groomers had to go, I had to go thereafter lives a tick tock viciously other people.

00:38:30.880 I know you and I just made the list for the human rights campaign, uh, groomer doomsday,

00:38:36.320 you know, list or whatever they put out, um, along with Marjorie and Lauren. So

00:38:41.040 they're on a war path to try to silence this narrative about groomers because it hit bullseye

00:38:48.880 and they tried everything they could do to get it off of them, to turn it around,

00:38:52.400 to flip it over, to claim the word in a positive sense, everybody groomed. So we groomed correctly.

00:38:57.120 They tried that. Yes, of course, college is about grooming students. That was an article somebody wrote.

00:39:01.760 Um, yes, of course we're grooming kids. That was an article somebody wrote. And when that didn't work

00:39:06.000 out for them that switched to censorship, which is the last step they have before it switches to

00:39:11.520 violence. And what that means is that they're admitting that that's exactly what they're doing.

00:39:15.680 And that is something that they're going to try at the most last desperate effort to cover up. And

00:39:22.640 thanks for admitting it is all I have to say to that. No, I mean, it,

00:39:28.320 I always say, you know, on the show that you understand what point in the movie you're in.

00:39:32.320 And, you know, Charlie Kirk likes to say, do you know what time it is? And same idea that,

00:39:37.280 you know, if you, if you look at the situation that way, then the censorship, the rate on Mar-a-Lago,

00:39:45.440 all of this stuff just fits into place. It's, it's the only explanation that fits the facts rather

00:39:51.040 than, oh, these people just mean well, and they're just trying to protect other. No,

00:39:54.880 it's not about that. It's, and it's never been about that. It's even, even on the grooming one,

00:39:58.400 because I talk about one of the, one of the first specials we did ever on this show was a

00:40:04.480 Jeffrey Epstein special. And we were talking about Ghislaine Maxwell, and we went through

00:40:08.160 and just did kind of every facet of the case back when that was on. And they brought a grooming

00:40:13.600 specialist into the case. And she was a child psychologist and she went through all the stages

00:40:19.760 of grooming and just, just walks through and clearly states that introducing sexualized topics

00:40:25.520 and normalizing sexual discussion, sexual behavior, and then eventually sexual contact

00:40:31.040 with the child, sexual, sexual, physical contact. These are all parts of the stages of grooming.

00:40:36.160 And I said, wait a minute, you know, I don't think everyone, anyone accused Jeffrey Epstein of

00:40:39.520 necessarily being, uh, you know, he wasn't homosexual as far as we know. Right. You know,

00:40:44.000 that was just pedophilia. And again, when we're talking about grooming, this was part of a major case.

00:40:50.960 Everyone in the world was talking about it and it was, it was, you know, it was totally above

00:40:55.520 board. But then when you apply that exact same rubric that they lay out in the Ghislaine Maxwell

00:41:01.200 case as part of the Epstein operation to anywhere else in the country that, and I'm not talking about,

00:41:07.280 by the way, the top of the funnel, they always say, well, it's, it's compliments and it's,

00:41:10.640 it's gift giving and targeting and okay. Right. You know, you can give somebody a gift. You can pay

00:41:15.600 someone a compliment. It doesn't mean you're grooming obviously, but it's when you start to go down

00:41:19.520 that funnel that yes, it does become grooming and we've laid out the cases specifically.

00:41:25.040 Yeah. It's, it's unambiguous in this case. And while there is of course the pedophilic

00:41:29.200 aspect, I think what that's, what's happening there is an open door is being left that people

00:41:34.080 are able to walk through because you've lost the ability to discern because kids have been brought

00:41:39.440 into a situation where talking about sexuality and sexual topics has been normalized around them.

00:41:43.680 Um, but what's actually happening is that they're inducing them into the cult of gender ideology,

00:41:49.520 or as it's more aptly called queer Marxism, where the, where the idea is, you know, well,

00:41:54.640 if you feel uncomfortable with your body, maybe you're not the sex that you are. Maybe if you think

00:41:58.640 you're a girl, you're actually a boy or the way that you feel inside actually matters. This is the

00:42:02.560 point. They tell you there's a paper written about drag queen story hour called drag pedagogy and 0.70

00:42:06.960 curriculum inquiry. It's a major journal, uh, in education. It's not like some fringe thing. And they

00:42:11.680 actually say that the point they say, the first of all, that they use it as a marketing scheme to

00:42:15.760 say that it's about LGBT empathy, but they say that so they can get it brought into places.

00:42:20.960 But they tell you the real goal is to lead kids to ask the questions, what they call generative

00:42:25.360 themes in education theory about, you know, why are you dressed as a woman? And then the reply might be,

00:42:30.800 does it matter if a man dresses like a man or dresses like a woman? Maybe people can dress however they 0.93

00:42:35.840 want. What do you think? And you're, you're grooming these children into the queer Marxist way of 1.00

00:42:41.200 viewing the world, which is by definition, oppositional to anything that can be considered

00:42:45.920 normal or normative. In other words, you're deliberately grooming them into a cult of

00:42:50.160 destabilization using themes of sex, gender, and sexuality to do it. And there, there, if you look

00:42:55.840 at that funnel, it's, uh, or those steps, any of the models of cult grooming.

00:43:00.480 So, so we see this and I will occasionally go because I want, so I've got a four-year-old and

00:43:07.440 a one-year-old and for my four-year-old, um, I can already see, man, the, the, the, the YouTube

00:43:13.360 and the screens of the world, they're, they're catching his eye. They're so distracting. They're

00:43:18.000 so interesting. He wants, he wants that, but I'm trying to also inculcate the, the love of reading with

00:43:24.560 him. And so we'll go to bookstores, we'll go to the library regularly. But when you go to those

00:43:29.440 bookstores, that table is always right there, the kids books, and you go and look at it. And

00:43:34.880 sometimes it isn't even necessarily LGBT, but it you'll, we saw this one book and Tanya and I were

00:43:40.000 talking about my wife and, and it said, um, it said, it's okay that daddy can't mow the lawn.

00:43:47.280 And I remember reading this and saying like, this is amazing. I have to, I have to look at this.

00:43:52.000 What is this saying? It's okay that daddy knows how to make cakes and mommy mows the lawn. 0.82

00:43:56.960 And I'm trying to think about that in my personal life. I don't know any guys that make cakes. And

00:44:01.440 I don't think I know any women off the top of my head that, that mow the lawn, right? That's just 1.00

00:44:06.240 not something that I've ever encountered. But when you look at it, it's, it's, they're trying to just

00:44:11.840 from even, even not necessarily a sexual perspective, but they're changing these, these gender roles. 0.99

00:44:18.320 And they want to tell you that it's a, first of all, you know, that's a whole nother special

00:44:21.840 we could do on the crisis of masculinity, but the idea that you're, you're changing gender roles 0.92

00:44:28.640 and flipping these things around, but they're even coming from a perspective of things already

00:44:34.400 are this way and you should just accept it. That only takes one generation that you only need one

00:44:40.080 generation to believe that. And then, cause then the kids come home and they say, oh no, mom and dad,

00:44:44.560 you're wrong because I, in school, I was told this and that's it. That's all you need.

00:44:47.680 Yeah. And that's ultimately what the point of this, or one of the points, there are many points,

00:44:52.800 as far as I can discern, uh, for this grooming into this cult ideology. And one of them is in fact

00:44:58.320 that not only do you destabilize the kids, but you bring them into this mentality where they go home

00:45:03.040 and they tell their parents what they're learning in school about the world, about society, about

00:45:07.680 themselves. And the parents don't recognize it. And they try to intervene. Then the reaction from the

00:45:12.160 child, especially when it's sexual is going to be, you don't understand me. Things have changed.

00:45:18.320 It's different now. All right. Well, I don't want to, I don't want to take up too much of your time.

00:45:22.160 Cause I know you've got places to be and things to do, but unfortunately not tweets to write,

00:45:26.000 but we'll get you back and hopefully, uh, hopefully we'll do, and we'll pull an Alex Berenson or maybe

00:45:30.240 when, uh, if, and what looks like Elon Musk is, is going to have to be locked into this contract.

00:45:34.560 So we'll see what happens there over in Delaware. And, uh, if we can get some,

00:45:38.000 some lines into him on this, but that being said, where can people go to follow you, uh,

00:45:42.960 in the interim as now that you have been permanently banned by the Twitter overlords?

00:45:48.240 I mean, my YouTube channel is still active. So that's, that's, uh, YouTube slash new discourses.

00:45:53.920 Um, but I personally am still at conceptual James on truth and on getter, uh, and kind of around the

00:46:00.080 other Siberian, uh, social media platforms. So I'm still around, uh, pay attention to the website,

00:46:06.000 new discourses.com. Uh, all of my podcast content gets, uh, put up there so that it's easy to find

00:46:11.200 and all the kinds of developments that I have going on will be advertised there until, you know,

00:46:15.600 we try to figure out what to do centralizing. I'm not enchanted with social media anymore,

00:46:19.440 so I'm not that worried if Twitter doesn't ever let me back in. Uh, I feel like I've actually been

00:46:24.480 shaken free of something that I don't think, I think it's almost a delusion that we all use it.

00:46:29.040 So you're off the dopamine rollercoaster is what it is. Yeah. I actually feel better. So,

00:46:34.160 you know, um, um, president Trump said that too, actually. Yeah. Yeah. Totally. Totally feel

00:46:38.880 better, happier. Um, I don't have more free time because people are just filled in with

00:46:43.040 text messages and phone calls, uh, it turns out. Yeah. But these are good problems. Yeah.

00:46:48.640 Staying busy. So the website, new discourses.com YouTube slash new discourses and, uh, conceptual

00:46:54.000 James on, on, on the Siberian truth, social and getter and so on. All right. Uh, Alexander

00:47:00.400 soldier. I mean, Dr. James Lindsay, thank you so much for joining us today here.

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Human Events Daily with Jack Posobiec - August 21, 2022

Aug 21, 2022 - Dr. James Lindsay： The Truth About Groomers

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