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00:03:12.780She says it shows the property manager questioning her husband and son while playing basketball.
00:03:17.860It was a group of African-American men in the basketball court playing basketball.
00:03:24.740She felt that there were not residents.
00:03:28.060Shayla says the property asked her to take the video down, and once she did, she received an eviction notice.
00:03:33.300She says prior, she hadn't received any notices or warnings, and her attorneys advised her not to pay rent because of the ongoing litigation.
00:03:41.860Well, that certainly looks like a credible person, doesn't it?
00:03:45.680But looks can be deceiving and sometimes also a little bit disturbing.
00:03:50.780Although the reporter tries her best to create a narrative favorable to the trans person, the reality still peeks through here.
00:03:56.120We find out that the eviction notice was sent after Shayla Anderson stopped paying rent.
00:04:02.140Now, everything else in this whole saga is effectively irrelevant in light of that relevant fact.
00:04:07.220If you don't pay rent, you get evicted.
00:04:10.400Shayla claims that attorneys advised against paying rent because of ongoing litigation.
00:04:16.400Now, if that's the case, then the lawyers here are about as skilled and competent as Anderson's plastic surgeon.
00:04:21.900Because, you know, you can't sue your apartment complex and then simply stop paying your rent until the lawsuit is settled.
00:04:30.620But there's a statement made earlier in the report that I think stands out and is more to the point for us, for our purposes today.
00:04:38.180Anderson says that when the property manager used the word, sir, she had, quote, taken my womanhood and crushed it.
00:04:47.260This is how it works now in our culture.
00:04:48.960It is your job to reinforce the self-perceptions and fantasies of every person that you meet.
00:04:56.720Their validation has become somehow your responsibility.
00:05:01.700Anderson is clinging desperately to a self-concept that is fragile and brittle and can be broken into a million pieces, crushed, as we're told, by one simple three-letter word.
00:05:14.220Now, no authentic real woman walks around like this ready to dissolve into a puddle if her womanhood is not affirmed.
00:05:23.900I mean, a real woman doesn't need her womanhood affirmed.
00:05:28.160That's because her womanhood is not an abstraction.
00:05:36.960It's vibrant and true and alive and solid.
00:05:40.640And anyone who fails to recognize it would be embarrassing themselves, not the other way around.
00:05:46.660But these kinds of solid realities are not what we're expected to validate.
00:05:50.960Indeed, often those are exactly the things that we're expected to invalidate, to deny.
00:05:55.000Our job, so says the culture, is to affirm the fevered imaginations and egocentric delusions of particular protected classes of people.
00:06:05.200And although this story at the apartment complex down in Texas is an instructive example of this dynamic, it still pales in comparison, I think, to this.
00:06:14.840Going up now north to Canada, reading from the news site Redux, it says photos and videos out of a Canadian high school are going viral as they show a male teacher wearing what appears to be a large prosthetic breasts in full view of young students.
00:06:30.780Shocking media first began to circulate on Twitter earlier this week with multiple accounts sharing a cell phone video and stills of a shop teacher demonstrating how to use a circular saw.
00:06:40.480The teacher is seen wearing an extremely prominent prosthetic bust, one which clearly outlines the nipples through his tight shirt.
00:06:47.840He's also donning a bright blonde wig and short shorts.
00:06:50.820Multiple photos and videos have surfaced of the same individual instructing young students, and in all of them, he's wearing the oversized bust.
00:06:58.120The media has been confirmed as originating from Oakville Trafalgar High School in Oakville, Ontario.
00:07:06.900The man seen in the photos and videos is a manufacturing technology instructor who allegedly began identifying as a woman last year.
00:07:14.720The teacher now goes by the name Kayla Lemieux.
00:07:18.660Quote, the kids here most definitely don't think it's normal, but realistically we can't say anything, one student said on Twitter.
00:07:27.000I don't think the school can fire him.
00:07:28.300Now, when you hear that it's said that the fake breasts he's wearing are oversized, I think then, if we put it that way, we are engaging in severe understatement.
00:07:40.140He is, in fact, wearing prosthetic breasts the size of, like, hot air balloons.
00:07:45.260His inner woman is apparently nine feet tall and weighs 800 pounds by the looks of it.
00:07:50.280In fact, his inner woman seems to be literally bursting out of his stomach, like that scene from Alien.
00:07:54.340Now, and we can make jokes about this because it's totally absurd, but actually it's not very funny.
00:08:01.300The kids in his class are not, as you heard from one of the kids, they're not comfortable, and how could they be?
00:08:06.560They're the victims of sexual harassment here.
00:08:09.660And they're not going to be getting any help from the school.
00:08:12.020As Redux reports in a follow-up, quote,
00:08:14.220The Ontario High School, at the center of a controversy for having a male teacher, a male teaching young students while donning a large prosthetic bust, has issued a full defense of the teacher in newly leaked emails sent to parents.
00:08:28.420The school defers to the Ontario Human Rights Code, suggesting that any concerns about Lemieux would be akin to discrimination.
00:08:54.240Well, we strive to promote a positive learning environment in schools consistent with the values of the HDSB and to ensure a safe and inclusive environment for all students, staff, and community, regardless of race, age, ability, sex, gender, gender identity, gender expression, sexual orientation, ethnicity, religion, cultural observance, socioeconomic circumstances, or body type slash size.
00:09:19.100Body type? Size? That's not his body type, though.
00:09:21.940Well, that's not any human being's body type.
00:09:25.400This is rather his hideous pornographic impression of a woman's body type.
00:09:32.460It would be no different if he showed up to class in blackface.
00:09:36.580Okay, imagine that he showed up for, maybe it's Black History Month and he decides to wear blackface.
00:09:42.420Only in that case, blackface would actually be a little bit less grotesque because at least it would not be, presumably, it wouldn't have the element of fetish attached to it.
00:09:51.280It would be merely offensive and insulting.
00:09:54.740It wouldn't have the fetishistic element to it.
00:09:58.340In this case, the teacher is not only making an ugly, outrageous mockery of womanhood, but he's also acting out a sexual fetish in front of the students.
00:10:07.940Autogynephilia is a term you should all know because it applies to a lot of what we're seeing in the culture, although often it's mislabeled.
00:10:19.500Autogynephilia is when a man is sexually aroused by the thought of himself as a woman.
00:10:24.860It's not even that he actually sees himself as a woman or thinks he is one, but that he's sexually excited by the idea of himself that way.
00:10:38.280We can safely assume that's the case for this guy, that we have here a case of autogynephilia rather than gender dysphoria because of the massive cartoonish breasts.
00:10:47.040Which, by the way, are worn with a see-through, skin-tight shirt.
00:11:05.780A teacher could come to school wearing a strap-on dildo in front of the students and we'd be told that it's bigoted to object.
00:11:11.280Once it is declared that the world's job is to validate an individual's internal feelings and perceptions, there is no rock bottom to that.
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00:13:40.820We're at an inflection point in the history of this country.
00:13:44.700We're going to make decisions and we're making decisions now that are going to determine what we're going to look like the next 10 years from now.
00:13:50.780I think you'd agree that the impact on the psyche of the American people as a consequence of the pandemic is profound.
00:14:02.640Think of how that has changed everything.
00:14:05.840People's attitudes about themselves, their families, about the state of the nation, about the state of their communities.
00:14:12.060And so there's a lot of uncertainty out there, a great deal of uncertainty.
00:14:16.140I love the answer because what he's saying basically is that the only way that his approval rating could be so low is if our entire national psyche has been profoundly changed.
00:14:31.920Like the way we see our communities, the way we see even our families and ourselves, all of that is warped and has been shifted and everything.
00:14:41.200And that's why his approval ratings are so low.
00:14:43.380I mean, if you don't approve of the job that he's doing, then it must be because your entire perception of reality has been somehow damaged.
00:14:56.080But here's the part that I think a lot of people are making a big deal about when he's asked if he will run for re-election.
00:15:06.220Sir, are you committed to running again or are there certain conditions that have to be right?
00:15:11.940Look, if I were to say to you, I'm running again, all of a sudden a whole range of things come into play that I have requirements I have to change and move and do.
00:20:37.680It says, Martha's Vineyard residents congratulated themselves on their behavior after the arrival of 50 illegal immigrants sent by Governor Ron DeSantis.
00:20:45.780The immigrants arrived on September 14th.
00:20:48.000By September 16th, they had already been bused to Joint Base Cape Cod.
00:20:52.480Rachel Self, an immigration attorney who insisted that the immigrants have been kidnapped, declared, we've got their backs and they're not alone.
00:21:00.740A local volunteer said of the community, the year-round community is very strong because you're kind of isolated here.
00:21:06.460Whether it's the fairy or the bad weather, you're stuck here.
00:21:10.000They said, quote, we're used to helping each other.
00:21:12.220We're used to dealing with people in need.
00:21:17.560We're happy to help them on their journey.
00:21:22.120The Martha's Vineyard residents, by the way, got the memo because when the illegals first arrived, they were not happy.
00:21:30.860And they were complaining about it in front of cameras.
00:21:33.660And then they saw the reaction on social media and they realized, okay, we've got to put on a happy face here and pretend that we're happy about this.
00:21:40.360Oh, we're very happy to help them on their journey.
00:21:43.960Their journey, by the way, is to be deported to a military base.
00:21:48.120It's to enlist the military to get these people the hell out of here.
00:22:24.300I mean, that's, you know, if that's all it takes.
00:22:25.700Like, if we can start deport, if we can enlist the military, number one, to help us with the illegal immigration problem and just start bussing these people out of here.
00:22:35.040If we're able to do that, as long as we call it helping them on their journey, I'm fine with that.
00:23:02.320This is why the political message, I think, was very successful.
00:23:08.120I mean, yeah, after they've gotten rid of the illegals and sent them to a military base, now the residents of Martha's Vineyard are trying to pretend that they were not distressed at all by their presence.
00:24:08.140If you're for states down in the south and for border towns, it's not like they get 50 illegals and then that's it for the year.
00:24:17.860No, it is a constant, never-ending stream of thousands and thousands and thousands of these people.
00:24:26.140And that's when it becomes an overwhelming problem.
00:24:28.280So I think these Republican governors that are shipping the illegals to Martha's Vineyard or Chicago or D.C., they're getting the point across.
00:24:37.080But if you want to really get it across, you can't stop.
00:24:52.480So they have no right to complain now.
00:24:54.220Now they have officially invited more.
00:24:56.300Bill Maher has gotten himself in trouble with the left yet again for a monologue he delivered on his show on Sunday.
00:25:09.560And he's being accused because of this, what you're about to hear, because of these remarks, he's being accused of white supremacy and actually justifying slavery.
00:25:19.020But let's listen and find out if that is a fair characterization.
00:27:31.780You can't understand anything about history until you understand the context of the people that, you know, the context that people lived in back in those days.
00:27:40.620It's funny, in fact, that the left cares deeply about context when we're discussing, say, the brutality of modern-day criminals, non-white criminals anyway.
00:27:52.840So if we see another one of those videos of someone who's out on bail and has a lengthy rap sheet just randomly brutalizing someone, or there was one recently of someone robbing a convenience store and putting the cashier on his knees and then executing him, shooting him in the back of the head.
00:28:15.220Of course, that person, lengthy rap sheet, criminal.
00:28:17.640I think that person was out on bail, I believe.
00:28:34.880And the context becomes an excuse that lets the criminals off the hook and back into the community to victimize even more people.
00:28:42.060But then somehow they're totally uninterested in analyzing the context for anyone who lived on Earth prior to the modern age.
00:28:49.600So people that are living today, some people anyway, get the benefit of context.
00:28:54.840But nobody who lived before us gets the same grace.
00:29:01.400They're all expected to just know better.
00:29:03.480But with that attitude, you can never understand history.
00:29:08.020And if you refuse to understand history, then studying it is pointless and impossible.
00:29:13.780There's another reason why this matters also.
00:29:15.320It's that, you know, it can give us an opportunity to analyze ourselves.
00:29:22.780Like the fact that everyone in the world supported slavery for thousands of years, that almost no one voiced any objection to the practice in principle.
00:29:35.140Now, there were people who objected to certain elements of the practice and objected when it was particularly brutal.
00:29:41.480But as far as someone saying slavery itself is wrong, human beings are all equal, like that sort of thing, there was almost no one making that claim for thousands of years of human history across the entire world.
00:29:54.300And that fact ought to make us reflect on ourselves because it goes to show how powerful a dominant cultural narrative can be.
00:30:04.240You know, it's the power of the spirit of the age.
00:30:06.680If everyone accepts something, everyone does, and nobody questions it, then it's very difficult to view that thing in a critical light.
00:30:17.920Because you don't have, you haven't been given the framework for being critical of it.
00:30:24.140Everything you've ever encountered, every opinion you've ever heard, everything around you serves to reinforce this cultural narrative.
00:30:31.900And this force is so powerful that it even protected slavery from criticism for millennia.
00:30:38.940Now, I think a lot of modern people, they tell themselves, they say to themselves, well, if I was born 500 years ago, I would have known better.
00:30:50.260Everyone that existed in the world for thousands of years, they were all morons.
00:30:54.000If only I was there, I would have told them.
00:30:56.980But you almost certainly would not have known better.
00:31:01.400Because you only know now that slavery is wrong because everyone you've ever met from birth onwards believes it was wrong and told you that.
00:31:10.320You were told from birth that it's wrong.
00:31:13.500You don't get any credit for that revelation.
00:31:24.460Everything in your life reinforces the idea that slavery is wrong, thankfully.
00:31:30.480So given that you've existed in this context, it's just meaningless to declare that you would have arrived at the same conclusion had the context been exactly the opposite of what it is today.
00:31:41.320Now, the point here is not relativism.
00:31:44.420Okay, it's not that slavery was okay back then because everyone thought it was.
00:31:50.700If you're a relativist, then that would have to be your conclusion.
00:31:54.040We're going to talk more about relativism in the Daily Cancellation.
00:31:56.620But if you're actually a relativist and if you believe we all get our own truth and there's no objective truth, then you, of all people, have no basis for condemning anyone, really, but especially people in history.
00:32:07.600And especially when it comes to something like slavery because it was their truth that slavery was okay.
00:32:14.720Of course, I believe that there is objective truth and objective moral truth, and it was objectively wrong even then.
00:32:21.300But the point, again, is just to understand the power of a dominant cultural narrative.
00:32:25.000So here's one way to know that you would not have opposed slavery.
00:32:32.820If you're asking yourself, would I have opposed slavery if I lived 500 years ago or 200 years ago or 1,000 years ago?
00:32:38.300Well, here's one way to know that you would not have opposed it.
00:32:42.480If today all of your views and beliefs and ideas and opinions line up perfectly with, like, Disney and Apple and Hollywood movie studios and the people who run Twitter and Facebook,
00:33:00.820look, okay, if everything you believe lines up perfectly with those organizations and what they profess, then you would have supported slavery, 1,000% certain that you would have.
00:33:16.780Because you are the sort of person who simply accepts and adopts whatever ideas are dominant and popular and supported by the cultural institutions of the day.
00:33:30.060It just happened to be that your point of view, your worldview, lines up perfectly with all of the dominant cultural institutions.
00:33:40.540No, they told you they are the dominant cultural institutions.
00:33:44.060They're the most powerful institutions in the country.
00:33:45.920They've told you what to believe, and you believe it.
00:33:49.320And if that's the case, then it only stands to reason that if you had lived in a time when all the most powerful cultural institutions said that slavery was okay,
00:34:17.260It says, not a single arrest has been made in the more than a dozen attacks on pro-life organizations across the country claimed by left-wing pro-abortion group Jane's Revenge.
00:34:27.980Jane's Revenge has claimed responsibility for at least 18 arson and vandalism attacks on crisis pregnancy centers and other faith-based organizations throughout the U.S.
00:34:35.940since the May 2nd leak of the Supreme Court draft opinion in Dobbs.
00:34:39.820The FBI first told Fox News Digital in June that it had launched an investigation into the targeted vandalism.
00:34:47.320The FBI said in a September 7th statement that it was still investigating the, quote,
00:34:51.960series of attacks and threats targeting pregnancy resource centers and faith-based organizations.
00:34:56.700But it made no mention of Jane's Revenge specifically.
00:34:59.960Even though, again, Jane's Revenge has, it's, they've been very open about that.
00:35:05.320They're claiming credit for this and they've made threats and they've carried out those threats.
00:35:09.820So this is, it's a group of people who have announced themselves.
00:35:30.880The FBI told Fox News Digital in an email,
00:35:33.220Well, the incidents are being investigated as potential acts of domestic violent extremism and face act violations.
00:35:40.140That's the freedom of access to clinic entrances violations or violent crime threats, depending on the facts of each case.
00:35:46.320The FBI takes all violence and threats of violence very seriously.
00:35:49.100And we're working closely with our law enforcement partners at the national, state, and local levels to investigate these incidents.
00:35:54.460However, when you go through each of these incidents, and there are over a dozen of them, there are 18 in fact, what you find is that no arrests have been made at all.
00:36:04.120So it says, the first of the attacks occurred on May 8th at Wisconsin Family Action in Madison, which was firebombed and vandalized with the threat, if abortions aren't safe, then you aren't either.
00:36:14.360No arrests have been made in that case, which is still considered active, police told Fox News Digital.
00:36:21.180Wisconsin Family Action President Julaine Appling told Fox News Digital,
00:36:25.040Not only have no arrests been made, but to the best of my knowledge, no person of interest has even been apprehended or brought in for questioning.
00:36:31.540So they haven't identified anyone remotely connected to it, they haven't questioned anybody, yet the investigation is ongoing, sure.
00:36:42.520Appling said she hasn't heard from any federal or local authorities regarding this case since early June.
00:36:48.620The same day of the attack at Madison, Jane's Revenge posted its first communique on the anonymous blogging host,
00:36:53.940noblogs.org, with a picture of the vandalism and demanding, quote,
00:36:57.500the disbanding of all anti-choice establishments, fake clinics, and violent anti-choice groups within the next 30 days.
00:38:02.340And as the FBI spokesman noted, it's also, it is a violation, kind of ironically, of a federal law, which was passed back in the 90s, meant to protect abortion clinics.
00:38:14.140And this is the very same law that gives this kind of, this halo, this ring of protection, this force field around all abortion clinics.
00:38:26.160Where if you want to go and pray outside of an abortion clinic, you can't get within whatever, I forget what the, you know, it's a certain amount of feet.
00:38:33.500You're not allowed to get that close to the entrance of the abortion clinic, even if it's not their property.
00:38:37.340So for any other institution, yeah, if they don't want you on their property, they can tell you to leave.
00:38:43.020But you can stand one inch away from their property because it's not their property.
00:38:47.760Abortion clinics are given this extra privilege of being able to kick people off of property that is not theirs.
00:40:29.380Utah GOP candidate rhymes police and free speech and cringeworthy rap video.
00:40:34.680This went viral on Twitter and people are making fun of it.
00:40:37.000It's a Utah State Senate candidate who is announcing her entrance into the race through a little rap and a little bit of a dance that she put together.
00:42:57.180Before we get into the comments, I don't think I need to set this up too much.
00:43:00.800Ben Shapiro visited the studio, our studio, recently, and has a special message for the sweet baby gang that we can all watch now together.
00:43:11.060No longer is anything can happen a tired cliche.
00:43:14.220It's morphed into the logline of a horror movie titled Modern Day America.
00:43:17.920The Daily Wire was born out of this cultural reality because, just like our listeners, we were tired of having our intelligence insulted.
00:43:24.260We were tired of the overly simplified good guys versus bad guys paradigm that plagues politics.
00:43:28.820That's why we strive to make the most innovative and culturally relevant content in the world.
00:43:33.420And Matt Walsh has stepped up to that challenge in ways we couldn't have imagined.
00:43:38.540What started as a podcast recording in a parking lot has blossomed into millions of subscribers, a best-selling children's book, a groundbreaking documentary film, and an entire gang of sweet babies.
00:43:48.460Matt, congratulations on all of your successes and many more to come.
00:45:07.600All right, Scotch and Ribeye says, ironically, I agree that parental consent should be irrelevant regarding gender-affirming care for minors.
00:45:16.420These insane practices should be illegal regardless of whether or not some nutcase parent consents to it being done.
00:45:24.180Well, I obviously totally agree with you.
00:45:27.740This is not the kind of thing that a parent can consent to on behalf of a child.
00:45:33.000But removing parental consent makes it all the more horrific because what that means is that if a parent does object and says, I don't want this, then I'm not going to do this to my kid.
00:45:44.000And I'm not one of these nutcase parents that's trying to indoctrinate my kid into it.
00:45:52.240As we saw from the WPATH guidelines we talked about on Friday.
00:46:00.160And according to them, their new guidelines, the advice, because they don't have quite the power to actually pass laws, but they can come up with guidelines that then the other medical institutions, organizations all adopt uncritically.
00:46:16.760According to them, yeah, parental consent matters.
00:46:19.660It's important as long as the parent is saying yes and agreeing with us.
00:46:23.500And if they're not, then it doesn't matter because that means that they're abusive.
00:46:28.000T Biscuit says, personally, I've never heard of a human who referred to themselves as a sexologist and wasn't a pervy, scummy human being.
00:46:38.080I'm sure there could be decent sexologists out there, but the name has such negative connotations for me now.
00:46:43.320And for good reason, does it have negative connotations, but there are some exceptions.
00:46:47.840One exception would be Deborah So, who's in our film, What is a Woman?
00:46:50.800And she is a sexologist and a scientist, but one of the few who's willing to criticize gender ideology.
00:47:02.900Darcy says, I laugh so hard at your son calling people humans.
00:47:07.280Your guy's conversation shows your personality so vividly.
00:47:10.460Your son gives reasoning just like you.
00:47:11.920The funniest example of this, actually, is we went to a restaurant a couple weeks ago, and it was mostly empty.
00:47:18.600And my son goes, there's only one other human in here, except that there was actually like six or seven people in the restaurant, which made me think, okay, what are the other people if they're not humans?
00:47:29.920So, do you know something you're not telling me?
00:47:31.500And Ippo Rose says, Matt, in The Princess Bride, the gatekeeper's name is Yellen, and the albino, at least in the book, is his cousin.
00:47:43.600So, it's quite possible the albino's family name was actually Yellen.
00:47:51.120I think it's one of the best movies ever made in terms of rewatchability, but I guess I'm not that familiar with the backstory.
00:47:58.200So, you're saying the albino who runs the torture chamber, his name might actually be Yellen.
00:48:08.360And last week, I observed, again, not as an insult whatsoever, but I observed that Janet Yellen, the treasury secretary, looks a lot like the albino who runs the torture chamber in Princess Bride.
00:48:19.820And now you're telling me that they might actually share a name.
00:48:23.500Well, though he was the perpetrator and source of excruciating pain for me, personally, at long last, as we just saw, Ben Shapiro made the right decision.
00:48:34.180He made the humane choice, albeit somewhat selfishly, to give me the walrus back.
00:48:38.760I'm not going to give him a lot of credit for that, but I did get what is rightfully mine.
00:48:41.900I'm not sure if this will make me eligible for workers' comp, but this has been the most torturous thank-you gift I've ever received.
00:48:48.380To all those who have been holding out and standing in solidarity with me, it's time.
00:48:52.280Your suffering and self-deprivation have come to an end.
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00:54:40.460I mean, what the hell are these people babbling about?
00:54:43.180Well, Laurie then links to a different thread that she wrote on the same topic about a year ago, which tells us this.
00:54:48.200The two plus two equals four talk signals that there is a single truth, a single way of looking at things, a single correct way to live or be, rather than multiplicities of all of these matters.
00:54:59.760Since math is endowed with social authority and positioned as objective and as part of a natural order, that then implies that the singular approach is also part of the natural order.
00:55:09.020That's why people reference two plus two equals four in racist, anti-trans, anti-queer talk, etc., because in their view, opening up math and how we teach it would imply a challenge to a natural order they hold as sacred, one in which white people and usually men are at the helm.
00:55:23.760Okay, so in other words, they can't explain why two plus two equals four means racism because the claim is abject nonsense.
00:55:35.120This is the way it always goes with these academics.
00:55:37.320They make some absolutely ridiculous statement and then either refuse to explain it, insisting that their mere assertion should be good enough for us, that we should bow before them intellectually and accept whatever tripe spews from their pompous, self-satisfied mouths, or else they pretend to explain it.
00:55:53.180But in reality, they're simply just talking around the issue, going off in half a dozen different directions.
00:55:58.860And at the end of it all, we're left with an assertion layered in a bunch of other assertions with nothing in the way of an argument, much less a proof or evidence to be found.
00:56:09.940Now, in this case, there are really two claims being made.
00:56:13.380One is that there is no objective truth.
00:56:16.480And two is that asserting an objective truth is racist.
00:56:20.720And they don't explain either assertion.
00:56:23.180And, of course, they don't actually believe either of them either.
00:56:26.460Because if they did, for one thing, they couldn't possibly teach mathematics.
00:56:31.380This is the whole point of bringing up two plus two equals four in order to explain that objective truth exists.
00:56:36.780Because every math lesson would consist of them just sitting in front of the class and saying,
00:56:44.840Now, we may be getting to the point where school will be taught that way, but we aren't quite there yet, which means that they do believe in objective truth.
00:56:53.240If they teach math, to teach something means that you believe that there is an objective truth to be taught.
00:56:58.800The very act of teaching means that you are affirming that there is a truth.
00:57:02.540Because if there isn't, then that means that you're just, what, trying to get the kids to accept whatever subjective point of view you have?
00:57:15.560Also, I'm willing to bet that if either of our friends, Laurie or Heather, ever encountered, say, an actual white supremacist, I mean, a real one, like an actual Klansman, one of the four who exist in the country,
00:57:29.020would they not be willing to agree that the guy's worldview is true on any level?
00:57:34.060I mean, would they affirm his worldview?
00:57:38.300Would they give him the benefit of his own truth?
00:57:44.080In fact, they would insist that he is both factually and morally wrong about everything he believes.
00:57:50.920And they would condemn him accordingly.
00:57:53.420The only way that you can condemn someone for their worldview or their racism or bigotry is if you are asserting some factual and moral truth that you expect them to comport to and conform themselves to.
00:58:08.460In fact, even for people who aren't Klansmen, they'll do this.
00:58:13.260The very statement, two plus two equals four is white supremacy, that in and of itself is an assertion of truth.
00:58:21.720Everything you heard in the explanation was an assertion of truth.
00:58:27.420And it all rests on the belief that white supremacy, whatever it is, is bad, which is also an assertion of truth.
00:58:34.820So they do believe that there is a truth.
00:58:38.280There's an objective truth, a reality that we all inhabit, which has not only scientific and physical laws, but even moral laws.
00:58:46.920It's just that they're very selective in who should be forced to abide by these laws.
00:58:51.500So this is racial paternalism cloaked in so-called anti-racism, which is to say it's just anti-racism because that's all anti-racism ever is.
00:59:01.080Now, briefly leaving aside the problem that these people don't actually believe anything that they're saying.
00:59:07.560And also the problem that you can't deny objective truth without asserting it at the same time.
00:59:11.780Because saying there is no objective truth is an assertion of an objective truth.
00:59:16.780So, but leaving all that aside, I want to focus on one thing.
00:59:22.240Lori says in her explanation, again quoting,
00:59:26.580The two plus two equals four talk signals that there is a single truth, a single way of looking at things, a single correct way to live or be, rather than multiplicities of all these matters.
00:59:35.060Well, right, this is exactly the problem.
00:59:37.620She says that two plus two equals four signals that there's a single truth.
00:59:40.700Well, yeah, it does. I mean, that's the point.
01:00:30.520The reason I can't live that way is that physical reality, otherwise known as the truth, precludes it.
01:00:35.160But within certain parameters, I can live basically how I want, and I can certainly think what I want.
01:00:41.240Yet I cannot, through the power of my thought or the manner of my lifestyle, change the fundamental facts of reality.
01:00:50.100I can choose to acknowledge those realities or not, but the realities persist.
01:00:55.700This is how the relativists play the game.
01:00:57.980They conflate reality with perspective and lifestyle.
01:01:01.440They assert that because there's a multiplicity of perspectives and lifestyles, there must also be a multiplicity of realities.
01:01:06.880But then, of course, by trying to create more realities, they actually erase the multiplicities of perspectives.
01:01:14.540Because what they're actually asserting is that each reality has only one perspective.
01:01:19.020And if you have another perspective, then you exist in a completely different reality.
01:01:23.720What they're saying is that in this reality that I'm in, there's only one perspective.
01:01:27.800Anyone has a different perspective than that.
01:01:29.380They branch off to their own, we live in this multiverse, and each multiverse, each little universe in the multiverse is populated by one person.
01:01:39.200You only get one perspective for each universe.
01:01:43.940In summation, the relativists cannot explain their arguments.