Ep 781 ｜ NHL Christians Stand Up, Trump Indictment, Trans Vengeance
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Summary
In this episode, Allie talks about the trans day of visibility, the Trump Indictment, and the Taylor Swift concert. Allie also gives you some Monday Encouragement and a review of Taylor Swift's performance in Nashville.
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Christians often despair for the state of our country and the future that is being created for our children.
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My answer is the same thing that we have been doing for 2,000 years.
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I will detail that encouragement for you today.
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But first, we're going to talk about some craziness.
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We're going to talk about the Trans Day of Visibility slash Vengeance.
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In some places, it did happen and it was violent.
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What did our presidential administration have to say about all of it?
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And also, we're going to talk a little bit about the Trump indictment.
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My analysis as a Christian female Republican voter and the impact that I think it will or will not have on the election.
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And also, we'll talk about some good stuff that's happening in our culture.
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People effectively pushing back against the progressive chaos that we see going on.
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So lots today, lots today, and then a special segment at the end.
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This episode is brought to you by our friends at Good Ranchers.
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Some things I'm just going to go through quickly because I just want to talk about them, mention them.
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I don't want anyone to say, why haven't you talked about this yet?
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So I'm going to talk about some things that we don't have time to get in depth on.
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And then I also just want to give you some Monday encouragement.
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I asked you guys on Instagram, what do you want to hear about?
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And a lot of you said, oh, I need to be reminded of who God is and his faithfulness.
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I'll talk a little bit about a speech or kind of repurpose a speech that I gave this weekend in Kentucky at the Answers in Genesis conference.
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It was a women's conference, and I don't know if you've ever been to the Ark Encounter that has a replica of the Ark.
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And so I got to speak alongside a lot of amazing Christians and met a lot of you there.
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Thank you for those of you who came out and who stopped by to meet me and get me to sign your book.
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But I gave some encouragement there, and that is also what I want to give you today.
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So let's look at the craziness, some of the craziness that's happening.
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I want to talk about one cool thing that I've seen happen and just the reform or the form of resistance against the progressive zeitgeist of today.
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And then the most important part of our show is producer Bree is going to summarize her experience at the Taylor Swift concert.
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Now, some of you curmudgeons out there are going to be like, I don't care about Taylor Swift.
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I want to hear a review of the Taylor Swift concert.
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And this is one of those subjects that I was referencing that I just don't want to hear.
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Whatever it is, whatever y'all are about to say on YouTube because I haven't talked about this enough, I'm just going to mention it.
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I'm not going to go into detail because there are lots of details about this.
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And also, that's not really why you guys come to me.
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When I asked you on Instagram yesterday, what do you want me to talk about tomorrow?
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I'll say that maybe there was one person who said, I want you to talk about the Trump indictment.
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The truth is, there are a lot of people out there talking about this.
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There are a lot of people who have been following this story very deeply for a long time.
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We mentioned it, I believe it was last week or it was a couple weeks ago.
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When I talked to my dad and he was talking about whether there would be a perp walk and all that.
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So you can go back and you can listen to our summary of it.
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And so I'll tell you a little bit about that right now.
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If you want a detailed analysis of this, you should go to the many, many conservative podcasts that will be talking about this today.
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But because a lot of you follow this show exclusively for your news, I do just want to make sure that you know what's going on.
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So here's a summary. Trump was indicted on Thursday.
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This is a big deal. You probably saw a lot of headlines.
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I think it was the cover of the New York Times magazine that I saw at the airport.
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He will surrender to law enforcement on Tuesday.
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So tomorrow, he's also giving a speech tomorrow.
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The charges were not made public, but he supposedly is facing over two dozen counts related to business fraud.
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His lawyer claims he does not expect him to do a perp walk or get a mug shot.
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That's what we talked about with my dad a couple of weeks ago.
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And he is planning to motion to dismiss all charges.
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This is the first ever criminal case against a former U.S. president.
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And obviously, as people are saying, as I agree with, this is a political witch hunt.
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We're talking about misdemeanors here, trying to make it a felony.
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And so the fact that Alvin Bragg is trying, is wasting his time on Donald Trump's case,
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rather than focusing on the crime that is rampant in his own district, shows you the motivations.
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This is obviously not the first DA to try to do this against Trump.
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And this marks a really dark and a really sad turn in our nation's history.
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And the fact that there doesn't seem to be any really prominent, loud voices on the left saying,
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you know what, I don't like Trump, but I think that this is too far.
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I don't think that we should set this kind of precedent.
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Look, if you haven't noticed, the left is not interested in whether or not something is hypocrisy
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or whether or not something sets a bad precedent.
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It's really only the right that thinks about that and cares about that.
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Oh, we don't want to do this because it sets a bad precedent.
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We don't want to do this because maybe it's unfair.
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How would we like it if the other side did that?
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It's because there are far more principled people, far more heterodox people also on the
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And that's also why we are where we are in any of this mess that we're talking about.
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So rather than get into all the details of it, which again, you can go and read, we can
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If you want to go read it, you can go listen to the many analyses out there of what's going
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Just based on the demographic that I represent, the audience that I have, the conversations
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that I have with you guys, demographic I represent, the vast majority of this podcast,
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it's a very unique, conservative, political podcast audience, just because of the nature
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There are people who, women who are in college, there are older women, there are all different
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kinds of people who listen to the show, but that's the largest chunk.
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That's the vast majority of our audience, women ages 25 to 45.
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And because I interact with you guys so much, because I really pay attention to what you
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guys say, the feedback that you give me, I have a pretty good, not a perfect by any
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means, but a pretty good finger on the pulse of what the evangelical, the conservative evangelical
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And here's what I keep hearing over and over again, that this seals the deal for the Trump
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He will absolutely be our next president now because this happened.
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And this is going to rile people up more than anything that you've ever seen before.
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It's going to gain so much enthusiasm for the cause of Donald Trump.
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Now, this is the biggest long-term political favor.
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The Democrats could be giving the Republican Party or specifically Donald Trump.
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I think people are overestimating how much people are paying attention to this and how
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I'm just saying, I don't think the average conservative who is going about her day-to-day
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life focused on the day-to-day things is really paying that much attention to what is happening
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I think we who are online, and I'm online a lot less than a lot of other conservative
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I'm a lot less on Twitter than a lot of them are.
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I think that being on Twitter so much and being so sucked into the media can really warp
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I don't think that most conservatives would say they're excited about it.
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I think most conservative women would say, yeah, that's really bad.
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It scares me for really even the future of my family.
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But I do not think it puts this determination in most average conservatives to make sure
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I think actually a lot of people are thinking, look, I don't really want a president who just
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wants to be president because he has a personal vendetta.
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Again, I'm not saying whether or not I disagree with any of this.
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I'm just telling you from my observations what I think is going through the minds of a lot
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But this has been a witch hunt against Donald Trump for a long time.
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Maybe they're thinking, I'm not really that surprised by that.
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I guarantee you this does not change what that demographic, what this voting demographic
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Which is, I think, look, they liked Donald Trump as president.
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They can look past a lot of the things that people said that we should care about.
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The tweets and the accusations of racism and things like that, which most people think
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are just, or most people on this side just think are silly and hypocritical at this point.
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But I think that most of them feel, look, we're still tired of Trump.
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I think most of them feel, yeah, he did his part.
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And I'm scared about what's happening right now in our country.
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They still want someone who would have handled COVID differently.
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They still want someone who is more morally and culturally aligned, who is not supporting
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the right-wing LGBTQ caucus, which Donald Trump does.
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They still want someone with a little bit more tact.
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And so I think people on our side, commentators, are overestimating how impactful this is going
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I don't think it's going to have nearly as much influence on the average Republican voter,
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Like I said, I mean, we've got a very, thankfully, by the grace of God and the hard work of a lot
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of people, we've got a very large audience here at Relatable.
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Just from my perspective, you can hate me for that.
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I'm just telling you as someone who probably has a better idea of what conservative women
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are thinking than anyone else in the conservative commentator space, because I'm so constantly
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interacting with those people, that that is probably, probably where the majority lie.
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If you're outside of what I just described, that's fine.
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We've got Steve Dace coming on the show on Wednesday, and you know that his analysis
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And so he will talk a little bit more about the impact and the implications of all of
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this, what it means for the future of our country, and specifically Christians then.
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So let's move on, though, to the rest of the craziness.
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Let's talk about the cultural and moral craziness that's going on in our country, as we so often
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This weekend was supposed to be a Trans Day of Visibility slash a Trans Day of Vengeance.
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This was scheduled before the horrific Nashville shooting happened last week, the Trans Day
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So this was supposed to be some big protest, some big demonstration in Washington, D.C.
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And the reason for it was because there has been, in their words, anti-trans or anti-LGBTQ
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Again, just to break down what they mean by that, because the left loves to use euphemisms
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What they're talking about is the legislation in various conservative states that are either protecting
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So, for example, in the state of Arkansas, a law was passed that said, look, girls get
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Boys don't get to play against girls in sports.
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And also, boys who think they're girls don't get to go into girls' locker rooms.
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They don't get to go into girls' bathrooms.
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So this is protecting girls' rights, their privacy, their fairness in competition, their safety,
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Identifying as something doesn't change what you are.
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And look, identities aren't what is a threat to sports and to privacy and fairness for girls.
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So identities don't compete in track and volleyball and basketball.
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So it doesn't really matter that so-called Leah Thomas says that he's a woman.
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Bodies that are male should not have a right to compete against women in sex-exclusive sports.
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And so that's what these trans activists are talking about, that women's rights and privacy
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and fairness are all being protected in these states.
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And not only that, they're talking about the legislation in states that are protecting children
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from things like chemical castration, from puberty blockers, from double mastectomies.
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That is happening in states across the country.
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It's even happened in states that you wouldn't expect.
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We saw that whistleblower who was working at a gender clinic in St. Louis who came out
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and talked about all of the horrific things happening to minors who can't even fully comprehend
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what they say that they want to go through, which is this process of switching their gender,
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the cross-sex hormones, the puberty blockers, and how that's damaging their mind and their bodies
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and their emotions forever, rendering them permanently sterile.
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And so these laws are saying, look, we understand that kids can't consent to sexual activity with
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We're going to bar legally that kind of activity.
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And look, these things, these processes, which are just as damaging long-term, that maim their
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bodies forever, they can't consent to those things.
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It's all more than that, more than the consent argument, because I also argue against trying
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to argue morality simply based on consent, because I think it's flimsy.
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That's only one part of the measure of morality and virtue.
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It's not just that it's harmful to their bodies.
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Like, you shouldn't allow cross-sex hormones and you shouldn't allow puberty blockers.
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You shouldn't allow these procedures for this population, for these minors, because it's
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It doesn't matter if they're an adult or a child, but it's built on a lie.
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And yes, those terms, those ideas are interchangeable.
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They're not, in any real biological sense, two separate categories.
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And so this trans day of visibility, this trans day of vengeance that they're talking
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These laws that are protecting the bodies, the health, the fertility long-term of these
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minors undergoing these very lucrative procedures.
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And some states are also saying, look, you can't take, you can't have a drag show that
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You know what's incredible about the left is that they never cease to amaze me.
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A few months ago, when all of these videos started circulating of these drag queens dancing
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for kids, and I know you could think it's so innocent.
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Man, I don't want to encourage you to go on Twitter.
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I certainly won't encourage you to download TikTok, but it doesn't take that long to look
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at the sexual nature of a lot of these drag shows.
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I mean, there are literally videos, and I don't want to play them because they're so perverse,
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of drag queens giving lap dances to minors.
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We're talking about men dressed up in prosthetic breasts, and thongs, and corsets, and fishnet
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tights, and high heels dancing and twerking for kids.
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And you're telling me the law shouldn't protect kids against this?
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This has nothing to do with inclusion or tolerance, or maybe it does, and those things are actually
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But there's nothing virtuous, nothing good about that at all.
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And I'm actually just very concerned in general that there is any parent that exists that would
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want to take their kid to something like that.
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But just a reminder also, there is no non-predatory reason for a grown man to want to dress up like
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a sexualized character of a woman and dance for children.
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If a man has a desire to dance that way, to dress that way, to perform that way in front
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of a child, there is something very perverse and wrong with that man.
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Like, we're talking about grown men twerking for children.
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And the fact that there are people on the left who are okay with that, who celebrate that,
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and that's, I think I didn't complete my thought.
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A few months ago, when all of this was starting to come out, and I said, you know what, this
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is, now we'll have to, you know, put the left on the spot.
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And now they'll have to defend these drag shows for children.
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There's no way they're going to be able to defend themselves.
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Like, they were just like, yeah, we're good with that.
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I haven't seen any prominent voice on the left say, oh no, man, for kids, like, even
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if you're someone that's okay with drag, and you think drag is cool, you think trans is
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cool, like, I haven't seen any prominent voice in the media on the left say, oh no, for kids
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though, like, there's no even remotely rational voice that I'm seeing platformed on the left
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Like, they are so much more uniform in their messaging than the right is, because they are
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all just, like, uniformly depraved in that way.
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And so that's what the Trans Day of Vengeance was about.
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It was supposed to be this past weekend, and they are going to show vengeance to the world
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and vengeance to these politicians and vengeance to these so-called transphobes because of
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these very logical and common sense laws that are being passed.
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And of course, this is happening less than a week.
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It was planned to happen less than a week after a person who identified as the opposite
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sex, a woman who identified as a man, killed six people.
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Killed six people at a Christian school, including three nine-year-olds.
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And so what has been the response to all of this?
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Because the Trans Day of Vengeance, also I meant to know, it didn't actually end up happening,
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the rally in D.C., because they were scared for their own safety.
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They were scared for their own safety, and that's something that we talked about a lot
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last week, that all of the responses by this trans activist community, all of the responses
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on the left, in the media, even from this administration, as we'll get into again today, has been about,
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Madonna said that she's going to put on a concert supporting trans people because now they're
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being targeted in light of the Nashville shooting.
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So the real victims aren't the people whose blood was shed by a person who happened to
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The real victims are trans people, the people who believe that they're the opposite sex.
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And also, trans people, trans activists, at least, after that, they didn't stop threatening
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We saw this horrible situation in Vancouver with an advocate, an anti-puberty blockers and
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He was in Vancouver, and it was a trans day of visibility rally there, and he was wearing
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a sign reading, children cannot consent to puberty blockers, which, of course, is true.
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And again, that's not the only problem with it.
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The problem is that it's based on a lie, and it's also bad for them.
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Even if they could consent, it would still be wrong.
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Um, and so he is, he was then assaulted by a trans person there, um, simply for wearing
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He travels the country to different places, and he tries to get people to talk to them.
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And so, of course, he knew he was walking into a lion's den, but guess what?
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Children don't have the right to consent to puberty blockers.
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This is what got him assaulted by these predators.
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Okay, so if you're not watching, um, there is someone with long hairs, very obviously,
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identifying as transgender, had makeup on, trying, trying the best, trying the best.
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But anyway, um, you know, acting like men do when they are, uh, feeling aggressive and
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when they're not reined in by any virtue or morality or value of peace, uh, this dude who
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was harassing, uh, harassing Chris was being extremely aggressive, saying, F you, F you,
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you suck, when he was trying to give an interview.
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And then you see he tried to push him to the ground and they ended up, um, falling to
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And actually, Chris tried to report this to the police, to talk to the police that were
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standing there and saying, did you not see this person assault me?
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And the police officer actually told him, and he has this on video, tweeted it out, this
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female police officer said, oh, no, you provoked that.
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By wearing a sign that said children can't consent to puberty blockers.
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I mean, these are some of the most violent and vile, aggressive, masculine activists out
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I mean, it's really incredible for people who, like, are dying for the world to know that
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or to believe that they are really women, that they're so feminine, that they're so dainty.
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I'm like, maybe try not to act like a violent male criminal.
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Maybe try not to act like a, uh, uh, male abuser.
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But they can't because they still have testosterone pulsing through their veins.
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They're, they have an incredible capacity, an incredible strength that can either be used
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for good or for evil in a way that, quite frankly, like, women don't have.
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That strength and aggression that is innate and men can be used in incredibly heroic ways.
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But they can also, as we just saw, be used in incredibly harmful and damaging ways.
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So again, all of these men who want people to believe that they're women maybe stop acting
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like the very worst of men that the planet has to offer.
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So that's what happened to Chris over the week.
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And having no help and no support whatsoever from the police, knowing that the police is
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on their side, is on the side of these violent activists.
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And by the way, like, why do we need a trans day of visibility?
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We see them everywhere and everything constantly.
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I cannot scroll without seeing Dylan Mulvaney on my, on my timeline.
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They want to see Dylan Mulvaney drinking cans of Bud Light in the bathtub?
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But trans people, people who think that they're the opposite sex, that's what we're talking
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So I'm not really sure what this day was trying to accomplish, except for showing us once
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again that they are actually a very, very, at least the activist class.
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I'm not saying everyone who identifies this way.
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The activist class is extremely violent and aggressive.
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We're going to get into a couple more examples in just a second.
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There were also rallies by leftists and in particular people who called themselves trans at various
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And at the Kentucky State Capitol, LGBTQ protesters stormed the Kentucky Capitol building and rallied
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This is two days after the Kentucky General Assembly voted to override a gubernatorial veto
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on legislation that bans quote unquote gender affirming care for transgender youth.
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Of course, there's no such thing as gender affirming care that actively tries to change a person's
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And then also in Kentucky, also in Texas, I believe there was also one in Tennessee where these
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transgender activists, I think maybe we played that.
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No, we didn't play it last week, but there is a clip circulating, I believe in the Tennessee
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Where's the one that happened with the guy who looked like, oh, it was Kentucky.
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Um, yeah, we'll play, we'll play that clip in a second of the ralliers, the protesters,
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So I'm told this is, this is called a violent insurrection at the state capitals.
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Again, again, just a few days after a person who identifies as trans murdered people in Texas,
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like their biggest concern, their highest concern is their own self-regard.
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Their highest concern is that kids can still access puberty blockers, rendering themselves
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So that guy looks like the QAnon shaman that we saw on January 6th that was in prison
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This guy is only going to get awarded because the people in charge care more about being allies
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of LGBTQ people than they do justice or fairness or anything like that.
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okay so if you're not watching that they're like laying on the floor of the texas capital i guess
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in like a diet to try to say you're killing people there's no such thing as a trans kid
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there's no such thing as a trans kid okay there's there's no such thing i mean there's no such thing
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you can believe that you're the opposite gender that doesn't make you anything other than a male
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or female whatever your chromosomes are there was also a vengeance day in los angeles the same kind
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of thing again very very aggressive people who have no concern whatsoever with the safety or
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well-being of others who only want the rights to be able to go into the opposite bathroom the
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opposite locker room to be able to be identified as something that they will never be no matter how
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many hormones or how much surgery they have they want everyone to celebrate and affirm the lie that
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they have been deluded to think is true which is very sad like i have a lot of compassion for some
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of these people now some of these people i have a hard time mustering compassion for because they're
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very violent they're very mean-spirited but a lot of these people have just bought into a lie
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they bought into a lie and they have been harmed themselves a lot of these people are survivors of
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some kind of sexual abuse especially the women who want to become men so i have a lot of sadness
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for them i have a lot of curiosity about what their parents were doing some of their parents did the
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best that they could they tried some of their parents just affirmed this madness and so you have
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to have some compassion that these deceivers have also been deceived themselves and you do have to
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have some sorrow for that that at one point they were just like innocent kids they were just normal
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human beings and maybe they felt a little bit different maybe they were bullied maybe they were
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ostracized in some way and now they've come to believe something about themselves that isn't true
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and now they are weaponizing that delusion against other people in some ways that is very violent
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and yet the white house is not interested at all in talking about that they're not interested at all
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and even questioning the health of some of the procedures that are being pushed on these children and on these
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people they're they're not even going to mention the pattern of violence that we see from the
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activist class here instead they are just going to honor this idea that a man can become a woman
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and vice versa and paint them again less than a week after the nashville shooting happened
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as unconditional victims so one day before the so-called transgender day of visibility president
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biden issued an official proclamation declaring that transgender americans shape our nation's soul and
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established a holiday relating to the group absolutely absurd if you think about what this is
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why would we need to celebrate people who think that they're the opposite sex how did that become a
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celebrated or protected class actually we know the answer to that question because we've analyzed the
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history of that the roots of that ideology for a very long time but it's crazy how quickly this has
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happened in the past few years so no proclamation went out with the names of the victims in nashville
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i don't think he's visited nashville i don't think he's talked to these families you can correct me
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if i'm wrong i wrong i haven't seen that actually the statements that we've seen from the president
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when it comes to the nashville shooting are very strange the first thing that he said after it when
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he was supposed to address the crowd you'll remember was talking about um thinking that there was ice
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cream and the ice cream in his freezer i have not seen him at least not at the same level that he is
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honoring so-called trans people honor the victims in nashville or even mentioned the fact or the
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possibility that these people were targeted because they were christians at a christian school instead
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he has been over backwards or his handlers have to make sure that trans people know that even a member
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of their activist group committed this crime that they are above reproach that they are going to be
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protected and honored and celebrated beyond anything any other group can really imagine
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a lot of people struggled with his statement that transgender people shape our nation's soul
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and basically they said no they don't no they don't well actually i would say they do they absolutely
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shape our nation's soul everyone in this country every group every individual shapes our nation's soul
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but how you answer the question of how they shape our nation's soul really indicates to me
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everything about what you believe like it indicates to me uh what you believe about god what you believe
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about the soul what you believe about right and wrong what you believe about reality of course it tells me
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what you think about the culture wars and politics and all of that if you think that the idea of
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transgenderism shapes our nation's soul for the better okay then we are on opposite sides if you think
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that this kind of delusion that is harming human beings breaking apart families and rendering children
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permanently sterile and introducing children to sexual and confusing topics at an early age if you
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think all of those things are good then we are diametrically opposed in every way so they do shape
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our nation's soul our nation's soul though is rotting our nation's soul is really dark our nation's soul
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is really lost so it's true that transgenderism and so-called transgender people are shaping our nation's soul
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but i would say in a way that is harmful for everyone including those people that identify
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as the opposite sex and so he issued this long official proclamation i'm not going to read you
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the whole thing it ends now therefore i joseph r biden jr president of the united states of america by
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virtue of authority vested in me by the constitution and the laws of the united states do hereby proclaim
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march 31st 2023 is the transgender day of visibility again already extremely visible there is no need for a
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honoring this or declaring this in any way it's insane white house press secretary uh corinne
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jean pierre declared that transgender people are quote unquote under attack here she is at the podium
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state saying that our hearts go out to uh those the trans community as they are under attack right now
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so that's where her priorities lie she also tweeted about this uh she tweeted this year's transgender day
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of visibility comes in the midst of a historic wave of attacks on transgender kids again no such thing
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is that there are no attacks on them there are no attacks on kids who are confused about their gender
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there are people who are willing to stand in their stead there are people who are willing to protect
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them people who are willing to say no you are not going to go through with that procedure i'm sorry
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that you're confused let us do everything that we can to try to reconcile your confused mind with the
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reality of your body but we are not going to allow you at least while you're a minor to maim your body
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to try to conform to something that is just not true that is logical that is rational that is moral if
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you disagree with that then you are irrational and you are immoral there's no nuance there there's no
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gray there if you are trying to change a child's body or even appearance to match something that is just
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not true a lie that they have in their mind that is immoral that is irrational that is cruel of course
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the law should have something to say about that but these people they are romans one made manifest
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they're deluded in the darkness of their minds they have exchanged the truth of god for a lie
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they worship the god of self rather than the god of scripture the god of self is delusional it is
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irrational it is illogical that's what sin does to you that's what satan does to you it it is
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immoral and as i said on twitter there is no use arguing with people who are more worried about
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transphobia than they are the lives of these children or the lives of these people rather
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three adults three children that were murdered in nashville there's no there's no use arguing with
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them because they are so very deluded they've got a brain they've got a mind of mush and a heart of
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stone and aside from the holy spirit like aside from a god-given awakening and the core of their
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being they will not be able to understand you if you try to explain to them why that's irrational or
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immoral it will be like you are speaking mandarin to them it will be like you're speaking a different
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language because they operate on another plane they operate on a different level and they cannot
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understand that which is good and right and true no matter how hard you try god has got to change
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their mind and change their heart and i pray that he does because in the meantime kids people are going
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okay so we don't have time to get into all of this i do want to be able to give you the encouragement
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i want to give you but i just wanted to point out what's happening in the nhl we talked about it a little bit i think
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a couple weeks ago we talked about ivan proverov a few months ago how the nhl and all these teams are
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having a pride night where they have to wear these lgbtq flags and their and their hockey sticks have to be
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decorated in this way and now we've got several we've got several nhl players that are pushing back
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against this last thursday night florida panthers players eric and mark stall refused to wear the jerseys
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citing their christian beliefs and they said look we've got we have to follow christianity we have
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to follow our christian beliefs and one of the guys that we talked about uh a couple weeks ago he said
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look the bible is the highest authority in my life and so i am not going to do something whether it's for
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my job or not that is going to go against that and so now a bunch of these teams are saying you know
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what you no longer have to do this or we're not going to have the pride night anymore because there's
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too much pushback so i bet there are even more players than what we are reading about in the news
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just saying no i'm not going to celebrate this and also as we talked about a couple weeks ago now when
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you celebrate pride when you wear these flags you're not just saying oh it's okay for two men or two women
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to be together whatever you are now fully endorsing this idea that a man can become a woman and vice versa
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and that children can be on puberty blockers that it's totally fine so you have even another thing to
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think about endorsing if you are saying that you're celebrating pride or wearing this pride flag
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so you're going to have even more people say even people who would have maybe worn the regular rainbow
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flag a few years ago now saying no i'm not going to do that but then you've got these christians who
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are saying no i've got to reject all of it because the bible is very clear about this i'm not going to
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wear something that goes against my beliefs in the highest authority in my life so this shows like even
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though we're talking about the power structures that are totally dominated by progressive ideology
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we're talking about like top down delusion i didn't even have time to mention so-called rachel levine
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our hhs assistant secretary and his statement that he put out saying oh trans kids yay we need this
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so-called gender affirming care again very very creepy very immoral very evil so this is happening from the
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top down but you also see when there are men especially i think it's particularly important
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to have strong men simply stand up and say no no i'm pushing back against this no you're not going to
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bully me no you're not going to intimidate me no you're going to have to fire me first no i'm not
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going along with that you see how quickly this topples you see how quickly this goes you see how flimsy it
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actually is you see how scared they actually are in a lot of ways like we need strong people within
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these organizations to stand up and say no that doesn't mean there won't be consequences that
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doesn't mean that sometimes you won't be fired you won't be let go but you have no idea the domino
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effect that it can have so way to go nhl players and i think this is one example it ties into the
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encouragement that i gave at the answers in genesis conference over the weekend that i get this question
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a lot what are christians supposed to do what are we supposed to be doing america's going to hell in
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a handbasket everything is just getting worse and worse and in some ways that's absolutely true
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but in some ways it's not in some ways things today are just as dark as they were 2 000 years ago
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it's different sin has manifested itself differently the threats are different technology poses
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a different kind of threat and a new kind of maybe more pervasive evil more accessible evil
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than we saw 2 000 years ago but if you look at pagan greece in rome what was going on there there
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was gender bending there was rampant prostitution there was rampant child sex abuse and um there was
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obviously uh tyranny uh in a lot of ways and there was this misconstrued belief that human worth was
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measured not by anything innate but by something called logos if you look back at some of the
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ancient scholars during this time in ancient greece and rome they believed that a person's value
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to the nation state to the cohesion of the nation state was their logos which is the greek word
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for speech um or for word or for reason and so the belief really was that the adult free male was the only
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one with full logos power with the full capacity for logos and um only they really could fully contribute
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to the nation state to the cohesion of society to productivity to the new ideas that would advance us
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into the future women didn't fully have logos slaves of course didn't barbarians didn't the elderly
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didn't fully have logos anymore and children certainly didn't children were seen
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as kind of animals as barbarians and owen backey wrote an incredible book called when children
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became people several years ago and he analyzes this he looks at why the ancients during this time
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pre-christianity kind of uh marginalized all of these groups except for the adult free male
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and especially objectified and exploited children he goes through a variety of reasons for that some of it
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was practical childhood mortality was really high and some of it was really more moral and philosophical
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this belief that they just didn't contain logos you could educate them maybe they could inherit your
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stuff later on maybe they could take care of you later in life but really that was the only value
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that children had they didn't have any innate value because this idea of innate human worth simply was
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foreign to these cultures at the time and yet what changed that because now in much of the world
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not everywhere but in much of the world certainly here in the states we have historically at least
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believed children to be a protected class the poor to be a group of people that we need to help
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the truly actually oppressed even though that word has been co-opted to be people that we need to lend a
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hand to so what changed because that certainly wasn't what ancient greece and rome believed that's not what
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the ancient scholars really believed what changed that what changed these groups of people from being
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marginalized being seen in a lot of ways by many people particularly in the west today as protected
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classes christianity christianity changed everything christianity made children as owen backey
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a historian argues people not just these objects not someone that could maybe one day grow into someone
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valuable but a human being fully that deserves because of their vulnerability protection christianity
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changed that and here's what i think is interesting and i've been talking about his book and i've been
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talking about this concept for a long time and how it completely revolutionized how the world saw these
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groups and it changed the trajectory of the west it changed society it changed cultures it was the
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foundation of things like the abolition of slavery this is why christians invented public hospitals
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that's why christians invented orphanages that's why today we still run most disaster relief
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organizations and most organizations and non-profits that are dedicated to the betterment of
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the homeless and the poor and children and the abused domestic abuse shelters christians served as
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the foundation for all of these things because of this radical gospel introduced by jesus who said
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let the little children come to me who emphasized the already jewish idea that all of us are made in
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the image of god doubled down on that by saying according to ephesians 2 we are all equally dead in christ
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because or dead in sin apart from christ we are all equally alive in christ by grace through faith in
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him so this radical equality this radical innate value that christians brought onto the scene completely
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revolutionized and disrupted all of the scholarly wisdom of ancient greece and rome and here's what
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i think is interesting is that these scholars believed that logos was the measure of value for a human being
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and then what did it take to disrupt that silly idea logos capital l the word made flesh as we read in john
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one jesus himself logos is the word used there the word became flesh indwelt among us jesus christ the big l logos
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jesus trumped the little l logos of the greek and roman scholars of the time we read in first corinthians 1
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that god has shamed the wisdom of the wise and turned it into foolishness and used what is despised and what
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is weak in the world to shame the wise and the strong that's what he did through the gospel that's
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what he did through christ and that changed everything so what did christians do during this
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time yes they were persecuted yes they received pushback yes they faced martyrdom for disrupting
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this idea of human beings and how society should run and what justice looks like and how we should
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treat the poor and children and women and all of these things but they continue to persist they
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continue to persist in their daily lives and their personal lives preaching the gospel how they
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conducted their marriages how they treated their servants how they treated their spouses and their
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children how they treated their friends how they took care of each other as communities and churches
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but not just that they built things they changed the culture they pushed back against the injustices the
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oppression of leaders they resisted the tyrants this is the history of the church the building of
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hospitals and universities and schools the education of young people the teaching of virtue this is what
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christians have done for the past 2 000 years especially post-reformation you are looking at the
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creation of societies the world uh had the the likes of which the world had never seen before based on
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this radical and uniquely christian concept of a human right christians have been pushing back against evil
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and big in small ways and personal and public ways and political and cultural and and um big in small ways for
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and so what do we do today in the face of tyranny in the face of an administration that so clearly hates us what do we do
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today in the face of delusion what do we do today in the face of immorality and lies and destruction and the
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threat of real persecution coming to christians here in the west what christians are doing around the
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world what christians have been doing for 2 000 years speaking the truth and love living and doing
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the gospel of jesus christ and so that can look a lot of different ways that might look like to you in
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this stage of life changing the next diaper with joy sharing the gospel with your neighbor um making sure
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that you are a hard and excellent worker that is operating with integrity and enthusiasm um it can
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also mean more public stances that you are making it can be pushing back against unjust policies within
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your workplace it could be maybe in your stage of life running for public office it could be posting
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something on social media it could be um a variety of things that god could be calling you to it could be
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planting a church it could be going into ministry it could be starting a non-profit it could just be
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volunteering at a local non-profit there are many public and private and personal and political ways
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that christians can build that which is good and right and true refuges of truth and clarity and
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courage in an age of lies and confusion and chaos and cowardice this is what christians are called to do
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this is what christians have always been called to do and remember you are fully protected you are fully
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immortal you are fully emboldened until christ calls you home all of your days have been numbered before
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any of them came to be you have nothing to fear nothing to fear
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william tyndale said let his little flock be bold therefore because god is completely sovereign over all of it
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nothing and no one can touch you unless god wills it and god is faithful and good so he is going to
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accomplish what he wants to accomplish through you you have every reason to be joyful you have every
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reason to be hopeful you have every reason to be absolutely emboldened to follow exactly what he has
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called you to and so we push back against these lies with truth and love we don't mess around with any of
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these progressive satanic ideologies that would exchange the truth of god for a lie and we represent
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that truth in love in everything we think say and do if you don't know what that looks like for you as we
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often say do the next right thing in faith with excellence and for the glory of god again that might be
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washing dishes that might be reading your bible that might be sending an email or maybe it's a bigger leap of
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faith than all of those things i can't tell you exactly you have to use discernment wisdom from the
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bible also from others and prayer discernment of the holy spirit but christians today are called to what
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christians have been called to forever and the same gospel the same strength the same power the same god
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the same big big l logos that was empowering christians to disrupt depravity two thousand years ago
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is motivating us today so we have every reason to have hope every reason to have joy be bold therefore
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all right brie now is the time we want to hear okay so brie as you guys know if you've been watching
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or listening she is a uh she's a resident swifty and before we get into it because i know that we're
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going to get some curmudgeons i just want to say we know brie knows that taylor swift would probably
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do you know this taylor swift would probably hate oh yeah she would not like me and she would hate us
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because our values are diametrically opposed like we know we know we know we know so i am not hailing
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her as some kind of moral hero and neither is brie no we like her for only superficial reasons that
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she's an excellent artist and i wouldn't consider myself a swifty which is i would argue is not even
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a superficial reason i think you can respect people for their artistry yes and also think that they have
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terrible political opinions yeah so the left doesn't believe that it's only the right that's willing to
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be that tolerant that's so true um so i mean it is amazing i was talking to my dad about this he was
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like why doesn't he taylor swift he she you know says all these things and believes all these things
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which i totally understand but like she's been on top for so long which is really impressive yeah
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yeah i do have a big qualm with her taking talking about how she would be so much more successful if she
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was a man because i'm like you what she has a whole song about it called the man and i'm like you
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the reason you're so successful is because you're a woman and you've related to women i don't even know
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how she could possibly think that i know it's crazy she had a whole song about a whole thing there's a
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ton of men who have tried to be like ed sheeran not as successful as her yeah maroon five i don't even
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know who male artists are i know sam smith for various reasons she was a man she would not be
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selling out these arena tours like she is so yeah okay so tell okay tell us about the concert okay
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it was the best thing i've ever seen it was the best show i've ever seen in my life
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and how many concerts have you been to um i don't know maybe 10 10 or 15 you've been to 10 or 15
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taylor swift concerts no oh taylor swift oh yeah just taylor swift uh three okay and this was the
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best oh yeah okay but best overall show ever okay tell me um so she performed for three hours and 15
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minutes straight wow there was no intermission wow the longest break i think she took which was like
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a costume change was maybe like a minute and a half two minutes yeah everything else was her
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performing um she performed 44 songs what yeah from 10 different albums she sings the whole song
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uh some of them were shortened versions okay but the quote i mean i think most of them were full
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full length um and at the end her voice did not even sound tired so i don't know and she does that
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back to back so i don't know yeah multiple shows in a weekend right yeah and i yeah i was the first one
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of the weekend but um i just can't imagine what kind of like regimen you have to be on to preserve
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your voice like that i know and she danced too right she danced yeah um there were if i counted
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correctly 16 outfit changes oh wow okay so she didn't change for every song no she didn't change for
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every song she changed mostly for every like era yeah of her 10 eras yeah um okay so this is the
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era's tour for that so she's representing all the different eras she's going through her whole
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career i don't think she sang anything from her first album but every other album is the first
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album fearless or no no it's just called taylor swift oh um yeah and she sings a song at least one
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song from every album and the whole like set costume everything changes based on like the theme of
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the album or like the color of the album so it really was more like a broadway show in terms of
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production and like sets and stuff than than like a concert yeah it was really crazy they got i brought
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a prop they gave us all these when we got in what is that's just like these are little wristbands okay
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and they light up and i guess they're uh they use like little transmitters to know where you are in
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the stadium and that like lets them light up at the right time so the audience itself becomes part
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of the show and they light up like with the set and it's it's pretty crazy there's a moment in her
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reputation part in the where she's singing from her reputation album which has a lot of like snake
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motifs um when the lights in the stadium like went around like a little snake yeah it was really
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crazy i wish i had a video but i don't sorry um i do have a uh image of my my view which was kind of
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behind the stage yeah did you but you felt like it was good though yeah i couldn't see her when she
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was on that maid stage but you can see the stage is huge it goes across the whole field there yeah
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and um there's a giant screen so i was watching the screen a lot but oh my goodness and you're going to
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another concert right i'm going to another one yeah oh my goodness okay what was your favorite
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era not just your favorite era in general but like of the concert i this is not my favorite taylor
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swift album but the 1989 part was really cool just like set wise the dancers were great um i thought it
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was really fun but it was all i mean it was all really good she had me crying at one point because
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she sang a song that makes me cry all the time i didn't think what song is it um it's called
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marjorie it's about her grandma and um it's like a lesser known one so i didn't think she'd say it
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i thought it was about marjorie taylor green it's not believe it or not it's not about that that's
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from folklore right yes which is your favorite album no it's from evermore uh folklore is my favorite
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album yeah i saw i think you posted on instagram the all too well yeah which i love that
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song yeah i would have i would have been singing out i probably like it's crazy because i don't
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call myself a swifty and i'm really not like i don't follow her closely or anything but i feel
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like i know most of her songs and would have been there singing them out oh that's so fun you would
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have had a blast yeah and so if any if i know it was really hard to get tickets so i'm sorry if anyone
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was not able to and this makes them sad yeah but if you can get cheap enough tickets to justify it
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worth it yeah i went the only time i've went to taylor swift i've gone to a taylor swift concert
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was um i think 2015 and i loved it i mean it was really good yeah it was great it was a great
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concert i remember thinking that was the best concert that i had ever been to yeah and so i would go if
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anyone wants to like i don't know fly me to where you are and give me a ticket i will not pay but if
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you just want to take me if you want to kick a friend out of your friend group and say all right
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teresa you don't get to go to the taylor swift concert anymore ali beth stucky is going to come
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with us i will consider going so sorry teresa sorry teresa sorry um okay anything else like
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is there any notable moment did she do anything political say anything no um no she didn't really
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kind of about like gay rights but she doesn't say anything about it yeah he needs to calm down
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and i mean the production of that was really cool like the lights and everything so but no she didn't
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say anything taylor swift you need to calm down you need to calm down about that you do you know what
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i watched your little americana documentary where you were literally crying about whatever the
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who was it uh marcia blackburn literally had tears in your eyes you need to calm down about that that
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music video was so dumb i'm sorry but basically portraying anyone that has like an issue with
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lgbtq stuff with like dirty buck teeth and like i don't know like southern hicks or something like that
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yeah i'm like girl you're from tennessee okay it takes place in a trailer park that is that is like
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beyond rude that is like so evil so you're a good dancer taylor but i mean
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i'm yeah i won't say what i'm what i'm what i'm thinking um anyway so okay fun performance fun time
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yeah it was great and i just will say i was tired standing for three hours and 15 minutes i can't
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even imagine how exhausted she was like her workout routine to like build up that much endurance yeah
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and your voice and your body it just must be insane so totally insane um okay thanks so much brie i
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appreciate the contribution all right that's all we've got time for today um we'll be back here