Pearl - The TradCon Grift NEVER Stops

00:00:00.000 on the day she said her final goodbye to her husband and feeling envy but having been there

00:00:04.600 we get it right the people who watched it on tv get it when inflation jumps when you hear the

00:00:09.060 national debt is over 37 trillion bucks do you ever think maybe now would be a good time to buy

00:00:12.880 some gold well it would be my husband charlie okay we listened to this already he wanted and

00:00:25.920 it's exactly right michael i mean he charlie was there on these campuses in large part to save

00:00:34.200 people like tyler robinson his killer people who had gotten brainwashed into magical far left thinking

00:00:43.880 about issues like gender and so on and to tell them that there could be a jesus envisioned something

00:00:52.600 better for them that their lives could be better that they did not have to go in this downward

00:00:57.640 spiral into which whatever online obsession throws you or a society that doesn't value young white

00:01:05.020 boys can throw you or a university setting for too many semesters in a row can throw you i you know i

00:01:11.800 don't know what happened to tyler robinson because they're saying goodness let's talk about that

00:01:15.080 yes you know one thing that charlie excelled at he excelled at many many things but one thing he

00:01:20.600 excelled at was throwing issues into stark relief charlie's opponents would always try to muddy

00:01:26.760 up the waters you're seeing this now after a spate of left-wing violence that's going on for many

00:01:31.560 years now many many years but certainly we can recall the blm riots which were encouraged by the

00:01:36.360 left-wing authorities and which killed dozens of people and burned a lot of the country down all the

00:01:40.840 way up through the the murder of christian children at the covenant school here in minneapolis all

00:01:46.600 the way up to the assassination of charlie kirk uh from left-wing militants and i'm leaving out a

00:01:51.080 lot of other people too uh you know they try to say well there's it's both sides and it's unclear charlie

00:01:57.960 spoke about reason and charlie's and then erica kirk did the thing that stunned the world

00:02:06.440 i mean if you were a christian you weren't totally stunned because this is what we are taught to do it's

00:02:11.560 just incredible which side do i want to be on which which uh and him leaving her the love notes she

00:02:20.520 said which was their secret weapon between we're all somewhat surprised by the the witness and

00:02:26.920 forgiveness yesterday you know that these things are not opposed and in fact one without the other

00:02:32.920 uh will will lead to the detriment of both you know the um yeah it's a woman i grew up as a muslim

00:02:39.320 a muslim country i'm i don't know i'm skipping to the end to show you what i'm talking about

00:02:43.640 enough about christian this whole thing they go back and forth right they talk about the forgiveness

00:02:48.040 they talk about all this stuff entity to say if i they talk about charlie dying if what i witnessed

00:02:53.720 is rooted in faith or culture but what struck me the most was how even though death is heavy

00:02:59.640 and this was by nature a sad occasion the entire event carried a celebratory spirit that honored life

00:03:05.560 that contrast hit me deeply in islam even though we believe that good people go to heaven the

00:03:10.840 relationship with god is taught through fear i cannot imagine envy is the right one to think of

00:03:17.080 anybody in the world looking at erica kirk on the day she said her final goodbye to her husband

00:03:23.560 and feeling envy but having been there we get it right the people who watched it on tv get it when

00:03:30.280 inflation jumps when you hear the national debt is over 37 trillion bucks do you ever think maybe now

00:03:34.440 would be a good time to buy some gold well it would be they put a gold ad in this do you see like

00:03:41.480 we're all just milking every penny off of this huh you put a gold ad in a video

00:03:54.840 okay i quit uh

00:03:59.080 okay but we'll go back to the original question so my question is should christians forgive pure evil

00:04:06.280 um i'm gonna start by bringing up sean yes make sure to like the video if you haven't already

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00:04:29.400 okay go ahead okay uh sean welcome to the show should christians forgive pure evil

00:04:38.280 yeah so i guess the way i would answer that is not in the sort of new age christian forgiveness which

00:04:46.760 is more you forgive them like regardless of what they did and it's the whole forgive and forget

00:04:52.920 mentality right so you see a lot of christians whether it's you know nala who thinks you know she

00:04:57.800 can dunk her head in water in some way she's cleansed of all her sins and all she has to do is say a few

00:05:02.440 bible verses and she's good and by definition everyone should just forgive her for all her past sins

00:05:08.840 i think that sort of lack of human accountability lack of reconciliation and repentance i i think that

00:05:14.760 should not be the case of i think christians in the sort of you know old testament new testament

00:05:22.200 whatever you want to call it uh should have the sense of forgiveness but more like it doesn't wash

00:05:29.960 away the sin they still need to repent they still need to be sort of punished for their their sins so

00:05:35.560 there shouldn't be an enabling of this sort of bad behavior and the reason why i say they should forgive

00:05:40.840 i think true forgiveness is more to let yourself detach from any sort of animosity that you have because

00:05:49.160 it's just going to eat away at you or any sort of jealousy or what have you i think being able to

00:05:53.880 forgive is not necessarily accepting what the person did as as right i think it's more about releasing

00:06:01.160 the own anger and hatred you have in your heart towards somebody which would you know if you ask

00:06:06.920 most people it tends to sort of consume a lot of headspace in their mind as well as it tends to is

00:06:12.440 there yes so you're saying like let go of the anger go ahead exactly like do it for yourself

00:06:17.480 because it's going to let go the anger and the hatred and animosity and that's going to be better

00:06:22.680 for yourself in terms of your own life so it gets rid of your own emotional burden uh but not

00:06:28.040 necessarily believe that it washed away their sins they still need to repent and they still need to be

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00:08:15.640 okay and i i think that mentality is why you know uh you know it no longer really exists in christian

00:08:21.080 culture and and that's why christianity has become a total and utter joke uh and there's a reason why

00:08:26.200 sort of the uh you know islam tends to be more respected in their social circles because they believe

00:08:33.880 people are going straight to hell they're gonna burn uh you know the chinese communist party even

00:08:38.200 though they're not you know religious in mainland china they believe in a a strict punishment system

00:08:43.720 if you know you do drugs you die you kill someone you die like they don't take that they everyone fears

00:08:50.600 that the government has almost like a god in the sense that they know not to act right or sorry they

00:08:55.960 know to act right otherwise they'll be severely punished and there's a lot of respect that comes with that

00:09:00.680 sense of fear and so that's sort of my take on it is that you know i i think people need to really

00:09:07.800 fear consequences in order to act right and risk you know be more respectful so to speak um what did

00:09:14.760 you think of the speech did you think um did you hear the thoughts i had on it did you get the same vibe

00:09:21.960 or did you think something else i mean i i got the same vibe i mean you have to look at it you know

00:09:27.320 and you know i i feel bad for erica kirk right obviously her her husband died and she's likely

00:09:31.800 going through a lot of grieving but but let's be honest if charlie kirk wasn't famous does anyone

00:09:36.200 really think she would have married him because he's such a good guy well no right you look at her

00:09:41.400 instagram account she has like now six million followers and so you just have to see the reality of

00:09:46.440 how people behave in their worst moments and you will see erica kirk will still want to be in the

00:09:51.800 spotlight she will still want to be attending a lot of events and she'll do the whole

00:09:55.480 cheryl sandberg playbook which is when her husband dies tragically she'll write a book

00:10:00.760 i guarantee you in the next year or two she's going to publish a book and within the next five

00:10:04.600 years she's going to be married to another rich successful guy 100 on the money i can tell you

00:10:09.400 that right now you know it's a weird you know it's a weird thought someone messaged me that her next

00:10:13.880 boyfriend is probably there i mean it could be you know like she'll probably she'll probably meet him

00:10:19.480 there um jokers are saying money is evil especially when given to women sorry for the opinion from

00:10:27.320 england well i mean that's ironic with just giving me five dollars but okay um sorry sean keep going

00:10:34.920 no i was gonna say you know there's a lot of successful you know rich guys and in conservative

00:10:38.920 social circles right it's how candace owens met her current husband and it's likely how you know erica

00:10:44.840 will meet her next husband if we're being honest and so you know i i think uh this i i don't want

00:10:52.440 to say she wanted her husband to die i think that's a bit ridiculous but yeah that makes sense um sorry

00:10:59.240 i'm gonna go on to the next caller if that's okay go ahead no worries okay thanks for calling guys hey

00:11:04.440 jackson how's it going uh what are your thoughts on the topic should we forgive pure evil as christians no

00:11:15.160 okay um if you want to expand upon that yeah it's pretty simple if you're if you didn't grow up in

00:11:23.560 modern day nice church i guess is what i the polite way to say it where everybody's just more concerned

00:11:29.560 about being nice than being righteous um it's a it's really simple answer no um not only are we not

00:11:38.440 expected to forgive pure evil we're not called to there's multiple verses in the bible that call for

00:11:47.880 um i'm not gonna say war because uh you know that's um but call for you know enforcing justice and

00:11:56.040 punishing wrongdoers and uh such thing as rights righteous judgment righteous uh judgment um that's

00:12:03.640 where people get the whole do not judge verse wrong like that's not what the that's not what it says

00:12:10.440 okay what do you what do you what do you think people get wrong about it do you want to go into

00:12:15.160 a little more detail they don't they literally take like three like a one sentence out of that and then

00:12:21.720 they don't expand upon it you know they say don't judge lest you be judged and they don't expand on the

00:12:27.160 whole verse which is saying hey don't you know don't judge hypocritically like make sure it be

00:12:33.720 prepared you can you're supposed you're supposed to judge as a christian i i i'm about to say that is

00:12:39.720 like majority of your job but like you know you have to be making sure you're not doing the same thing

00:12:45.800 or understand that you're also going to be judged which most people under in in at least from my

00:12:53.480 discussion have have said yeah we we understand and there's there's calls even there's there's

00:12:59.640 reasons to justify like you know taking out evil you know you know going to war going to uh violence

00:13:08.120 and it's like the three reasons in christianity is for uh defense uh enforcing justice and punishing

00:13:14.840 wrongdoers and i think in this in the kirk situation you know where a lot of people were calling

00:13:19.560 for civil war i remember that was the thing um that you could argue all three were uh in this situation

00:13:27.080 but yeah we we're you're called to give forgiveness but forgiveness also required repentance and people

00:13:34.680 keep forgetting that part and repentance requires work i'm i'm i'm back so i wanted to i'm right there with

00:13:44.760 jc i don't think that i don't why do people automatically associate holding on to like not

00:13:55.000 forgiving someone with with it being bad it's just like we need to stop thinking that if a man gets

00:14:01.400 angry that he's he he's gonna get violent i understand i'm saying that we have this thing

00:14:05.320 if you don't forgive somebody it's gonna no it's like some of the best motivators was you getting bullied

00:14:12.760 and you harboring that rage towards your bully to do better in life yeah um so doug

00:14:22.040 oh funny funny you mentioned that i had a quote for you from the bible about anger because there's

00:14:26.600 such thing as righteous anger yeah exactly ephesians 4 26-27 says be angry and do not sin

00:14:36.200 so basically you are allowed to be angry as a christian but you just cannot sin because of your

00:14:41.160 anger um manco smash i think you had something similar so i brought you up too um he's on twitter

00:14:46.680 guys if you want to follow him but um

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