Ep. 1198 - Chicago Mayor Worries That We're Being Too Mean To The Thugs Terrorizing His City
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1 hour and 5 minutes
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Summary
Gangs of violent teenagers terrorize Chicago while the mayor worries about using appropriate and inoffensive language when referring to them. Also, Al Sharpton wonders what might have happened if Thomas Jefferson tried to overthrow the government. A fascinating hypothetical.
Transcript
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Today on the Matt Wall Show, gangs of violent teenagers terrorize Chicago while the mayor
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worries about using appropriate and inoffensive language when referring to them.
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People can only take so much of this crime and violence before they start taking matters
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Also, Al Sharpton wonders what might have happened if Thomas Jefferson tried to overthrow
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The White House conspires with Facebook to suppress content from the Daily Wire.
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The media claims that Florida has now banned psychology classes and a porn star gives out
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All of that and more today on the Matt Wall Show.
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Two years ago, a 20-year-old student at the University of Chicago named Max Lewis boarded
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Lewis had just finished another day interning at an investment bank in downtown Chicago.
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He was on his way back to his apartment from work.
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Then, without warning, a stray bullet tore through the subway's car window, and it hit Lewis
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Doctors quickly determined that Max Lewis had been paralyzed from the neck down.
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He'd never be able to eat or walk again or breathe on his own or anything like that.
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But Lewis could communicate with his eyes, and by blinking and using a letter board, he
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Doctors took Max Lewis off of life support, and he died in the hospital shortly afterwards.
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Now, it's a horrifying story, tragic story, but it's not especially unusual in
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That same weekend that Max Lewis was shot in the neck, at least 100 other residents of
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A few days later, Chicago's mayor at the time, Lori Lightfoot, gave an interview with CNN
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She was surrounded by bodyguards for the whole interview, and Lori Lightfoot did not offer
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any sympathy for the family of Max Lewis, nor did she propose any solution to the city's
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Instead, in the interview, Lori Lightfoot made it clear who the real victim is in Chicago,
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Quote, I'm a black woman, and I'm a member of the LGBTQ community.
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It's not okay that systemic racism, homophobia, and sexism still exist, but I'm going to play
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Now, this pattern repeated in Chicago over and over and over again for years, until finally
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the residents of Chicago had enough of Lori Lightfoot's malevolence and incompetence.
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Earlier this year, Lightfoot became the first mayor of Chicago to lose re-election in 40
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Lori Lightfoot's replacement was a former social studies teacher named Brandon Johnson.
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Like every other mayor that's been elected in Chicago since 1927, Brandon Johnson is
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During the campaign, Johnson did not propose any serious solutions to the rampant crime
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Instead, he ran on a platform of anti-white racism and defunding the police department.
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Brandon Johnson took office just about two months ago.
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One of the first major tests of his new administration came on Sunday night, this past Sunday, when
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a mob began looting stores, fighting in public, and destroying property in the South Loop.
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Now, this is considered one of the nicer areas of the city for what it's worth.
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The bar's pretty low, admittedly, but it's one of the nicer areas.
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Chaos outside a South Loop 7-Eleven Sunday night.
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The crowd seen here rushing out of the store with their arms full of items, some throwing
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Inside the store, aisles were ravaged and ransacked.
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Police say now 40 people, mostly teens, are facing misdemeanor charges as a result of
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We haven't arrested people like that, but this group got so out of hand that we had no choice.
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Police say once the crowd got out of hand, officers had no choice but to make arrests.
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Alvin Jackson saw the crowd at Roosevelt and Canal grow from a few dozen to a few hundred.
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Then it got thicker and thicker and thicker and they kept coming and kept coming and kept
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Alvin says at first, things appeared to be peaceful.
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Then a small group of teenagers started to block traffic and attempt to break into stores.
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Throwing the bottles, jumping on people, cars, trying to start fights and trying to run
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Police say once the crowd got out of hand, officers had no choice but to make arrests.
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You notice the one guy in the clip says, uh, well, we wouldn't normally arrest people
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Now, you hear the media there, um, calling this a teen takeover, which is maybe the most
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It sounds like a birthday party at the local swimming pool.
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In reality, as anyone could see, it was rioting.
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And by the way, not all the criminals were teens.
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Many of them were teens, but certainly not all of them.
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At least one journalist didn't want to whitewash this complete breakdown of public safety in
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And this reporter asked Brandon Johnson what he was going to do about the mob violence in
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Brandon Johnson responded by attacking the reporter's choice of language.
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Mayor Johnson spent about an hour talking with the press.
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Yeah, Jim and Marie, and the most recent incident of teenagers and young adults converging
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and overwhelming in one area of the city was a big topic of conversation.
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And in that instance, they caused a lot of damage.
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The mayor responded this way, though, when someone characterized it as mob action.
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These large gatherings, these large gatherings, just hold on a second, y'all.
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It's important that we speak of these dynamics in an appropriate way.
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This is not to obfuscate what has actually taken place.
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This was the scene near Roosevelt and Canal Sunday night.
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It's the language we use to describe the thing that's happening.
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And every time they fixate on language, it's always to obfuscate the issue.
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They're trying to confuse as many people as possible.
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According to Johnson, the preferred term for what you just saw in Chicago is not mob violence
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You know, like a concert or a Chick-fil-A drive-thru.
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Is there a single person alive who thinks that's the most accurate, useful terminology
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I mean, if any normal person witnessed this and then got home and told their family about
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I just saw a, it was a large gathering of individuals.
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Any normal person says, I just saw a mob, a violent mob.
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But large gathering implies, intentionally, that nothing criminal occurred at all.
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A Thanksgiving dinner with 20 people could be described as a large gathering.
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But Johnson insists that that's the appropriate way to talk about what happened.
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And then he says, with no hint of irony whatsoever, quote, this is not to obfuscate what has actually
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But of course, that's the entire point of what he's doing.
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That's why people like Brandon Johnson claim they're redirecting funds from the police instead
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That's why they use terms like gender-affirming care instead of talking about double mastectomies
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That's why they call the victims of abortion fetuses instead of babies.
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The objective of Johnson's movement at every single turn is to obfuscate what's actually
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Well, the destruction of the foundational elements of Western civilization, that's what's taking
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What's actually taking place, although you're not supposed to talk about it, is that major
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cities in this country are careening so quickly towards total disorder, we'll probably be seeing
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These are not isolated incidents that we're talking about.
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Here's what Chicago looked like back in April, just a few months ago.
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Now, Brandon Johnson, who was the mayor-elect at the time, responded to that violence he
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just saw with a written statement saying that it was not constructive to demonize youth who
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have otherwise been starved of opportunities in their own communities.
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The job opportunities are leaving these communities because these people are making the communities
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It's like if you see a bunch of people throwing food into a garbage can, you're probably not
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And if they do starve after throwing their food away, guess whose fault it is?
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Any one of those people could walk into the local convenience store and ask for a job and they'd
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probably get it because all these kinds of places are themselves starving for help.
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But instead, they'd rather loot the place and rob from it, and that's their choice.
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At any rate, it's fair to conclude that this is the prepared talking point of Johnson's
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Every time his city is besieged by rioters, he's going to lecture you for noticing.
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Back in April, Johnson was asked about his written statement on this subject, and here's
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Do you understand the risk that young people take just because they're young?
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Do you know that home plate is at the bottom of my stairs?
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I found that out when my son was sliding down those stairs trying to score.
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And so we have to make sure that we are investing to make sure that young people know that they
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You know, a silly decision that a child makes is like when my three-year-old tried to paint
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Like, that's a silly decision that children make.
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They make silly decisions like, you know, setting cars on fire, assaulting police officers, randomly attacking
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Now, you know, maybe you'd understand that, though, if you were a former middle school teacher like
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But you're not, so you can't possibly understand.
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It's clear that, like so many other Democrats, Johnson is totally unequipped to handle rampant
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Leftist ideology has, at this point, left reality and all of reality's concerns completely behind.
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These people are not living in the same universe as normal taxpaying Americans, let alone the
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They hear about hundreds of shooting victims, and they start talking about homophobia.
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They see a mob of people robbing stores and setting cars on fire, and they say it's just
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It's like putting a whoopee cushion on someone's chair, you know, that sort of thing.
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That's not to confine the problem to Johnson or to Lori Lightfoot.
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This is now the default position of the Democratic Party in response to mob violence everywhere.
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If they're in an entrenched position of power, this is what you see.
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Chaos in Compton when a sideshow erupts into looting.
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This is at the intersection of Central and Alondra.
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A huge crowd taking part in a sideshow turned on a nearby gas station, smashing windows and
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doors until they got in and then looted the place.
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Deputies had been dispatched to the area but were unable to intervene as they were outnumbered.
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A huge crowd taking part in a sideshow suddenly got out of control for no reason, according to
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Who could have anticipated that the sideshow would erupt into looting?
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It's as unpredictable as your neighbor's backyard barbecue erupting into a mass shooting.
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We also hear that kind of thing from the media, too.
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But as it happens, there's not much to do, apparently.
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Of course, Chicago and Compton aren't the only towns with a George Soros-backed DA where
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We could show you similar videos out of Philadelphia and many other cities.
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In the case of Philly, a recent episode of mob violence was described by local media as
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Did they perform a coordinated dance routine or something?
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No, they waved guns around and injured police officers.
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Officials and media outlets can condone riots all they want.
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But at some point, stakeholders, people who own shops and own homes in these communities
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You may have seen this video from the other day.
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It shows store owners in California beating a guy with a stick after he empties out their
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Here's what happened as the thief tried to leave.
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i have to admit i'm a sucker for a heartwarming video i uh i could watch that all day um i don't
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get all emotional about it but it's just sometimes you see these kind of uplifting videos like that
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now if you watch the whole thing you'll notice that the narrator of that clip the guy recording
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it starts out on the side of the robber he tells the store owners that they can't do anything because
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they'll get in trouble nothing you can do that the person says and it's clear why he said that
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we've all seen the reports of store employees being fired or arrested in some cases because
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they tried to stop shoplifters shoplifters and in this case um the shoplifter claimed that he had a
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gun so there's even more reason for these store owners to stay back but they don't the store owners
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stepped up regardless of whatever personal consequences they might suffer and then and
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this is the key moment when the robber is subdued and he's getting his ass beat by a large stick
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the narrator celebrates he takes the side of the store owners what does that tell us tells us that
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when strong people take action everybody else gets the message very quickly all it takes is some
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bravery some decisive action for everybody else to fall in line you ever notice that the riots in
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kenosha wisconsin stopped after the night that kyle rittenhouse defended the local businesses and himself
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from the mob there's a reason for that but the leaders of the biggest cities in the country have
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no interest in defending their communities or taking any decisive action whatsoever instead they're
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making excuses let's go back to the brandon johnson press conference from a few months ago the one where
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he defends the mob i mean one of the press conferences where he defends the mob because he does this all the
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time but watch what he says about the root causes of violence you can make sure that that that we we
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eradicate the root causes that lead to violence and we also can make sure that there's support on the front
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line to make sure that we're preventing violence it's a false choice so brandon johnson wants to
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eradicate the root causes of violence what are those root causes he doesn't really say in that particular
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press conference but you can probably guess the root causes for him are white supremacy and the police and so on
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what brandon johnson doesn't reflect on is why all of this crime and destruction in our cities
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is not only happening but why is it so pointless and arbitrary why are teenagers gathering to set cars
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on fire what exactly are they gaining from that why are they gathering by the hundreds for no apparent
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reason to commit acts of violence not stealing food they're not doing anything for survival in many
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cases they're not even doing it for money some cases they steal stuff and just throw it on the ground
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this is destruction for the sake of it what johnson and his party will never say because it's true is that
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we're seeing the results of multiple generations of children raised with essentially no moral formation
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no parental guidance no sense of purpose they come from fatherless homes they're taught by unionized
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employees who would rather be on vacation than in the classroom they're given smartphones before they learn
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their multiplication tables if they ever learn them which most of them don't and then when they commit
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serious crimes the people in charge blame everyone but them that's what's happening when laurie lightfoot
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says it's racist to criticize her she's also saying it's racist to criticize the delinquents we see in
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these videos but it's not people who form mobs to destroy property are behaving like animals that should go
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to prison for a long time and unless we can say that we will never address the root causes that johnson
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claims to care about it'll only get worse more people get beaten with sticks and 7-elevens more
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college students will get shot on the subway eventually law-abiding citizens won't take it anymore
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a critical mass of voters will demand the el salvador solution which is suspend civil liberties
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round up the criminals throw away the key that's the way these things always go
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the lesson of history on this point is very clear people can only take so much now let's get to our
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played out exactly as expected but there was one amusing moment provided by msnbc and specifically al
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sharpton who was uh who was there to offer his analysis and his insights well here's what here
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was sharpton's analysis of uh everything that's going on listen one day our children's children will read
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american history and can you imagine our reading that james madison or thomas jefferson tried to
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overthrow the government so they can stay in power that's what we're looking at we're looking at american
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history can you imagine can you imagine if thomas jefferson tried to overthrow the government can you
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imagine can you imagine if michael jordan dunked a basketball can you imagine if uh if muhammad ali
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was a boxer can you imagine can you imagine if the titanic sank can you imagine what would have
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happened if that had occurred i can't i can't imagine i it's impossible to imagine al you're right
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your point is very astute you really have a way of putting things into perspective you really do
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wow now of course sharpton is a babbling idiot he has the insight and intelligence of like a
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sea cucumber but since he brought it up you know of course we know that thomas jefferson
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a little bit of american history for you kids thomas jefferson did rebel against the government
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that's how our country was formed and um well we know that al doesn't apparently but it does raise an
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interesting question actually i mean inadvertently he raises an interesting question that i i think
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about a lot which is uh how would thomas jefferson and the founding fathers respond to our government
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right now and obviously the answer is they would violently overthrow it like if if our founding
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fathers were on the scene right now january 6th would be a uh would be would be a walk in the park it
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would be a picnic compared to what they would do and they wouldn't even think about it like if thomas
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jefferson came back from the dead and looked at our government now he would he would turn to us
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the citizens and say what are you people doing you haven't invaded washington yet and killed all
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these people what are you waiting for what's the problem here what's the hold up folks i'm not
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advocating for that i'm just telling you what jefferson would say okay just taxes alone all
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right not even taking everything else into account the giant behemoth central government uh which is by
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the way far larger and more powerful and more invasive than the government that the founders rebelled
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against okay they had significantly more freedom than we do now it's not even close actually but
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just the taxes okay these guys rebelled over a tax on t and there was more to it than that but
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a tax on t was was a big part of it so think about that a tax on t well we have taxes on t
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you know you go buy a snapple or something it's gonna be taxed but we have a tax on literally
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everything you you wake up in the morning and you turn on your light and you're already getting taxed
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okay you can't even get out of your bedroom before the tax is set in um you you go into your kitchen and
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you pour your taxed coffee into your taxed mug or if you prefer tea that'll be taxed too
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and you get in your car which is taxed and it's running on gasoline which is taxed and
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you get onto the highway that you pay a toll to even get on the highway in the first place and
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you go to work and you're getting taxed just to work your income is taxed before you even get a
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get your hands on it the government comes in and takes uh takes whatever it wants and gives you the
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the the remainder gives you the leftover you know they give you an allow the government gives you an
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allowance of your own income because they get their hands on it first through the magic of the
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withholding system um thomas jefferson would not even consider putting up with this it wouldn't be
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there'd be nothing to talk about he he'd be calling for an armed rebellion and insisting that the irs
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building be be torched to the ground that's what he would say like that's that's the lineage of our
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country those these are the men who founded our country that's the attitude they had they weren't shy
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about violence obviously and uh and they were much more um uh perhaps we would say liberal in its
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application liberal understood it you know in a different way than we are today just the fact of
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the matter um and and you you can if you study that era of history and you look at the things that they
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were upset about and that they were complaining about it's almost it's almost jarring you know in a way
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when you if you if you haven't studied much about america's founding and the revolutionary war and
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all that and you go back and you read it now it's almost from the modern perspective you think well
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what was the problem really you're upset about that that that was the tyranny that was the tyranny
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compared to this we got locked in our homes for two years yeah they went it's they forced us all to
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wear muzzles they're they're forcibly injected chemicals into our body and you guys are upset about that
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means either that they they were incredibly petty and our country was founded on pettiness
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or we have developed uh an incredible tolerance for a level of tyranny and oppression that would have
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been unthinkable to the men who founded this country so it's one of those two and i think it's
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more the second al sharpton brought it up and i'm just he's asking us to imagine and so i'm imagining
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and this is where my imaginings take me all right speaking of uh the tyranny daily wire has this
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report shortly after taking office in january 2021 president joe biden's administration pressured
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facebook to stifle the daily wires reach on the platform and boost the reach of legacy media outlets
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according to meeting notes recently turned over to congress the newly released documents which were
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reviewed by the daily wire show that facebook repeatedly confirmed to the white house that
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it was working to re-engineer its platform in order to accomplish the administration's directives on
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suppressing content that clashed with its covid vaccine agenda the meeting notes first reported by
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just the news detailed discussions then white house digital director rob flarity uh had with facebook
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executives in 2021 where the biden staffer pressured the big tech company to moderate content related to
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covet vaccines in order to enforce the administration's policy goals during one meeting
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on april 14th 2021 flarity asked facebook about changing the algorithm to push content from the
00:27:43.100
new york times and the wall street journal over news from the daily wire and other polarizing entities
00:27:48.120
quote if you were to change the algorithm so that people were more likely to see uh new york times
00:27:53.740
wall street journal any authoritative news source over daily wire tommy laran polarizing people
00:27:58.120
you wouldn't have a mechanism to check the material impact he asked um at the time of the meeting in
00:28:04.880
april 2021 and in the months following the daily wire was the leading publisher on facebook getting more
00:28:09.300
far more clicks and reactions than the new york times wall street journal and every other conservative
00:28:13.180
liberal news site the meeting notes show the biden administration telling facebook that it was
00:28:17.400
concerned about misinformation on the platform that caused many americans to be hesitant about rolling up
00:28:22.260
their sleeves and getting vaccinated now it's funny because you'll still sometimes hear from some
00:28:29.100
conservative critics of ours of the daily wire that the daily wire is somehow part of the establishment
00:28:35.780
right or whatever you still see this and uh one of the establishment or establishment shills over here
00:28:43.360
at the daily wire meanwhile there are meetings at the white house about how to reduce our reach
00:28:48.220
okay we have the white house conspiring against us youtube is demonetizing us fox news has blacklisted
00:28:53.220
us we have fact checkers quote unquote and media watchdogs quote unquote leftist activists activist
00:28:58.180
groups working around the clock to put out hit pieces scare away advertisers try to bankrupt us on and on and on
00:29:05.040
we are to put it mildly not a part of this club okay we don't want to be in it and we certainly aren't
00:29:12.820
invited uh they hate us and they hate us more than they hate most other outlets and people on the right
00:29:19.280
that's undeniable it just is and there's a reason you know i see all this as affirmation um we hear so
00:29:31.100
much about affirmation these days it's important to be affirmed well this this this is affirmation for
00:29:35.680
me i'm not happy about it i mean the plan to reduce our reach on facebook for example was
00:29:41.580
successful and uh very successful and we've taken a major major financial hit because of it i can tell
00:29:49.300
you that so i'm not happy about it i prefer that it wasn't happening but i know that it is happening
00:29:55.060
because they fear us and they fear us because we're effective you know if you let us on a level playing
00:30:00.600
field if you let us simply have access to the audience to our own audience like if you let us
00:30:07.420
people come to us and say hey i want more of this content i'm a fan of this i want to and then you let
00:30:12.080
us just access that audience nothing special we don't need any we don't need you to prop us up in
00:30:17.120
any special way just let us have access to our audience that's it and let the chips fall where they
00:30:21.820
may and if nobody's interested and and we're irrelevant then then fine then we'll all go to business and
00:30:28.300
we're gonna have to find other other jobs that could happen too but um we know that if you do that
00:30:34.080
we dominate you know we win the argument we uh we were the top publisher on facebook for a reason
00:30:41.320
we can win hearts and minds that's what we were doing we are doing their only recourse is to stifle
00:30:48.340
and silence us it's all they have that's all they have but even that's not working
00:30:53.420
because that's the thing that we also decided that we're not going to let these
00:30:57.960
bastards chase us away to some irrelevant corner of the internet to some internet ghetto
00:31:05.540
we're going to stay right in the thick of it and we're going to fight this out and that's what we're
00:31:09.860
doing and uh and you know deck is stacked against us in a big way on a lot of these platforms but
00:31:16.660
uh that's what we decided to do we're going to continue to do it and this to me is just more
00:31:21.780
confirmation that um that it's important fight to have all right what else the media has found a new
00:31:31.080
reason to panic over florida's education curriculum so we've it's every every few weeks it's another
00:31:37.020
thing you're not going to believe what what they're teaching down in florida in florida they're teaching
00:31:45.560
that that slavery was good it was good um so it's always something and here's the new thing that
00:31:51.760
they are that they're uh freaking out about usually it's it's made up sometimes though it's not made
00:31:57.140
up florida uh nbc news florida effectively banned advanced placement psychology classes in the state
00:32:04.020
due to the course's content on sexual orientation and gender identity the state's department of
00:32:08.700
education informed the college board that its ap psychology class is in violation of state law
00:32:13.540
according to the higher education non-profit said in a statement florida's parental rights and
00:32:18.160
education act or what critics have dubbed the don't say gay law no it's well critics yes but what
00:32:23.820
what liars and propagandists have dubbed the don't say gay law restricts the instruction of sexual
00:32:29.660
orientation and gender identity in the state's classrooms the college board said in a statement
00:32:33.740
quote the state's ban of this content removes choice from parents and students coming just days
00:32:39.340
from the start of school it derails the college readiness and affordability plans of tens of thousands
00:32:44.080
florida students currently registered for ap psychology one of the most popular ap classes
00:32:48.120
in the state the state's move to restrict ap psychology uh come several months after its decision
00:32:52.940
to block ap african-american studies courses that were widely condemned by academics and civil rights
00:32:58.040
activists so now they care about school choice now it's very now educational choice is very important
00:33:03.700
to these people the college board added that florida will allow superintendents to offer the
00:33:08.680
college level psychology class for high schoolers if they exclude lgbtq topics however the college
00:33:14.680
board argued that excluding the lessons which it describes as teachings on how sex and gender
00:33:19.680
influence socialization other aspects of development would censor college level standards okay so this
00:33:24.320
then you know we get a few paragraphs into it as always and we we start to see the real picture
00:33:31.120
come into view a little bit and that's what it is so they're not florida the headline is going to be
00:33:37.420
florida bans ap psychology and they they put that little qualifier effectively and they think that
00:33:44.900
that lets them off the hook and so they can it's it's not a lie anymore but it is a lie they haven't
00:33:49.500
effectively banned it or banned it or sort of banned it they they haven't that has not happened
00:33:53.340
now i say this as someone who i honestly wouldn't care if they did ban it okay psychology that psychology
00:34:01.460
uh it's it's all such a mess at this point that if they did ban it i think nothing would be lost
00:34:06.840
so the last thing that we need in the world right now is more psychologists that's the last thing
00:34:12.400
that we need and so if it was banned and the effect is that uh the fewer kids are getting into psychology
00:34:18.420
then that that makes the world a better place already okay um so i wouldn't even care if they
00:34:24.600
did if they actually banned it outright i'd say okay good yeah um the psychology industry has been an
00:34:32.080
absolute curse on mankind it's just just nothing but destruction in its wake uh but that's not what
00:34:41.760
has happened that is not what has happened here at all uh you can still teach psychology you can still
00:34:46.740
have to have the psychology classes everything's fine it's just that um the gender ideology if you
00:34:53.920
want to indoctrinate kids into gender ideology you can't do that that's not going to be allowed
00:34:58.880
the college board comes back and says well then that means we can't teach psychology and that only
00:35:04.180
proves exactly my point about psychology because they're the ones who are saying well if we can't
00:35:08.140
you know gender ideology is such a central piece of psychology now of this of the of the uh of you know
00:35:16.520
the psychology subject that we can't even teach it if you won't let us also teach that women have
00:35:23.620
penises and that's that is precisely my criticism of psychology as a whole as a subject in its current
00:35:31.240
form as an industry in its current form it is totally ideologically captured it is a mechanism the entire
00:35:40.200
thing for left-wing idea uh indoctrination and they apparently agree because they're the ones who are
00:35:47.680
saying look if we can't go out and say women have penises that we should castrate little boys that we
00:35:52.340
should sterilize kids it's very good to do if we can't do that if we can't say that then we can't
00:35:57.000
teach psychology because this is is such a crucial element of the whole subject according to them
00:36:01.020
and if that's true all that proves is that you is that there is a a major problem with the way that
00:36:09.520
you're teaching psychology um and of course there is so that's the way it always goes you know um it's
00:36:18.760
like it's no different from uh florida or any other state saying hey you can't um you can't distribute
00:36:28.400
pornography to students and then we hear from the schools well then we can't even give them books
00:36:34.620
you've banned books or the way you can't learn anything well if we can't give them gay porn then
00:36:40.300
our whole all of our lesson plans have now been destroyed we do nothing we can't do anything anymore
00:36:45.400
we can't even teach them two plus two you've banned books there's no books in the classroom
00:36:49.660
because we can't give out gay porn well if that's the case then that would show that there is something
00:36:56.460
deeply deeply wrong with like your fundamental approach to education if it interferes at all
00:37:06.400
in your mind with with with teaching kids basic subjects if you can't give them gay porn well that
00:37:12.460
that shows there's something wrong with you and with your approach you should be able to teach kids
00:37:17.300
just fine without giving them gay porn just like you should be able to teach kids psychology and ap level
00:37:25.980
psychology without getting into any of the gender ideology stuff so i don't have a problem with
00:37:31.400
psychology as a concept as a concept obviously it's quite not only have no problem with that i find it
00:37:36.900
quite interesting um but with the way that it's taught and the way the whole uh industry now is set
00:37:46.240
up is it is it is all centered around these left-wing superstitions like like gender ideology
00:37:53.660
speaking of which i wanted to play this clip before i get to the comment section this is a clip from
00:37:59.600
it's gone viral again i believe this is this clip's a few years old actually but this was
00:38:04.740
um here we have a gets a little confusing so i believe this is a mother and daughter
00:38:11.280
who are now pretending to be father and no it's a mother and son who are now pretending to be
00:38:19.460
father and daughter let's watch never seen a family like this we went from mother and son to father and
00:38:28.460
daughter that's right this father and daughter used to be mother and son 15 year old corey mason who
00:38:35.200
loves mascara and lip gloss was actually born a boy i always wanted to be a girl yeah i would always
00:38:42.580
you know like this you know like this i was always girly and this is the woman who gave birth to corey
00:38:49.000
and four other kids she never felt comfortable in her female body i definitely felt like a boy i
00:38:54.960
definitely felt like i identified with boys but i didn't realize it was possible that i could actually
00:39:00.120
be one it wasn't until four years ago when the two watched a tv special on transgender teen activist
00:39:06.860
jazz jennings that everything became clear i said wow i'm just like her i'm a girl trapped in a boy's body
00:39:15.180
corey started taking puberty blockers at age 11 to stop facial hair growth and deepening of the voice
00:39:21.540
this is the moment corey received her first dose of female hormones she's overcome with emotion
00:39:28.900
just seeing her courage and her bravery in the face of so much adversity just i think that's
00:39:36.700
ultimately what gave me the i think that's uh more than most of us can stomach and so a few things
00:39:41.960
there that that uh jump out at you um and really it starts with the the young the young boy saying
00:39:51.800
that he wanted to be a girl notice the language there you know and that's two things wanted to be
00:39:58.880
a girl and then later on the video we hear that uh he he's a he's a girl trapped in a boy's body now
00:40:05.320
if you listen to the proponents of gender ideology the so-called experts if you go to the
00:40:11.440
psychologists and the therapists and the academics and all these people um this is not the language
00:40:18.540
they use they're not going to say it like this they're not going to say well some boys want to
00:40:23.300
be girls or sometimes a boy has a girl trapped in his body they don't say that because they know
00:40:28.160
it's sounds crazy and it is crazy and it also sounds from a child it sounds just childish and it is
00:40:37.360
childish um and there's no way to justify it like for one thing wanted to be a boy i mean rather wanted
00:40:46.400
to be a girl well that that just well yeah maybe you did but that that doesn't mean you are one
00:40:51.680
so because the claim they're making is that this actually is a girl except that he's saying
00:40:57.660
i wanted to be one want to be one and i am one are two different things in fact the very fact that
00:41:06.320
you want to be one shows that you aren't because if you are something you don't sit around wishing
00:41:11.660
that you are the thing that you are no one does that i i haven't spent one second of my life sitting
00:41:17.300
around wishing that i'm a man i just am i don't wish that i am i am i'm happy to be who i am but i
00:41:23.800
don't i don't i don't wish to be it's and say i don't have to wish on a on a shooting star over
00:41:28.480
this i just am what i am and so if you if you're desiring it and wanting it then that shows that
00:41:33.660
you don't have it right um and then and then the bit about a girl a girl trapped in a boy's body
00:41:41.120
just doesn't make any sense like what do you mean that that makes no sense what does that actually
00:41:47.780
mean do you mean you have the soul of a girl that somehow got stuck in a boy's body do you mean
00:41:52.220
you have a someone some kind of brain transplant someone took the brain out of a girl and put it
00:41:56.400
in your head and doesn't belong they're like what do you mean um and from a child it's like yeah this
00:42:04.460
is the way that a child is going to think about it we don't blame the child for that the child is
00:42:08.820
confused because he's a child and you take any kid that age and you feed him this nonsense they'll
00:42:13.800
believe it as i've pointed out many times you tell young kids that there's a flying fat man it
00:42:19.640
goes down their chin with presence and they'll believe that they'll believe anything so we don't
00:42:23.100
blame them for that um but my point is that in the academic world they they try to come up with
00:42:31.140
more complex ways of putting it but this is really it this is it and for all the actual quote-unquote
00:42:39.040
trans people the quote-unquote trans identified people whether they're kids or adults this is the
00:42:43.820
way they think of it this is the language they use okay when they go to the doctor and ask for this
00:42:49.440
the drugs and ask for the double mastectomy ask for the sterilization drugs this is what they are
00:42:54.500
saying they're not using the language of academics okay uh they're not even talking about spectrums or
00:43:00.480
anything else they're going in and saying i feel like i'm a girl trapped in a boy body or i want to
00:43:05.340
be a girl that's what they are saying because that's what the whole thing is
00:43:09.140
and when they get the drugs they're getting the drugs from a doctor who is affirming that
00:43:16.680
that oh you want to be a girl so we will make you one
00:43:21.340
or yes you really are a girl trapped in a boy's body makes no sense at all but that's what they're
00:43:29.920
affirming so this is so this is trans what you just heard from the mouth of the of the the young
00:43:35.860
boy there is uh that's trans ideology that's what it is strip away all the you know complicated
00:43:43.240
language that you know it's all just meant to mask this incredibly ridiculous idea
00:43:50.200
and the second thing too the second takeaway there from there is always as you see the uh the woman
00:43:55.980
is trying to be a man and um it just doesn't you know it doesn't pass at all like you don't
00:44:02.740
you look like a lesbian woman that's anyone who sees you would say that's a lesbian that's
00:44:07.240
you're not even close you're not even in the ballpark of looking like a man and um you know
00:44:13.360
i think men who become become women uh it's you you can almost always tell it's very difficult for
00:44:18.420
them to fool you i think for women going the other way it's even more difficult um just for them to
00:44:23.540
present themselves as masculine it just doesn't it's it looks ridiculous it just does and it's not
00:44:29.000
convincing because you're not a man and uh like at the end of the day all you did was just shave your
00:44:35.120
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00:44:41.780
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five family says first of all depression is real and yes you really find yourself unable to do basic
00:45:58.060
things you should you know you should do you may even try and you literally feel physically pain so
00:46:02.440
you stop it sucks social media is amplifying this and is dangerous and this needs to be ended
00:46:06.780
um well i agree with your last statement that social media is making people depressed uh the
00:46:12.360
first part of it is not true um you're not unable to do those basic things you can do them and this
00:46:17.360
is actually an important it's an important point this should be the message to people who are saying
00:46:21.520
they're depressed this is actually the message this is the self-empowering message it's also true
00:46:25.840
you can you're laying around feeling i can't do this i can't get up i can't go to work i can't this
00:46:30.820
and that you absolutely can do it you can you just don't want to that's the obstacle it's like you
00:46:38.760
really don't want to do these things that you should at some level want to do um but you can
00:46:46.680
and we should get you to a point where you want to do them again like you should want to
00:46:51.740
get out of bed in the morning and start your day you should want to um and if you don't want to
00:46:59.060
that's a problem it's it that's unhealthy to not want to so we got to try to fix that but
00:47:06.260
even if you don't want to you still should because you can do things you don't want to do
00:47:12.480
anyone can and being depressed is not an excuse it's not an excuse to refuse to do things you don't
00:47:17.180
want to do that's weakness it is whether you're depressed or not refusing to do something that
00:47:23.980
you should do and not doing it because you don't want to is weakness um everyone has moments of
00:47:30.220
weakness that we're human beings no one is perfectly uh strong all the time but you got to power through
00:47:35.700
that and the thing is that the more as i said yesterday the more you do things you don't want to
00:47:41.540
do but you know you should uh you'll find that after a while you'll you'll start to want to do
00:47:47.000
them but sometimes you gotta you gotta force yourself into it um and the the fake it till you
00:47:54.620
make it is i think of all the cliches of all the rhyming cliches that exist that is maybe the wisest
00:48:01.700
one of all it's maybe the most or certainly it's one it's perhaps the most useful of all the rhyming
00:48:06.800
cliches you can name fake it till you make it um you don't feel like doing something you don't want
00:48:12.500
to do it just pretend that you do act like you do and eventually you'll your you'll your feelings
00:48:18.640
will trail behind and there'll be a little bit of a lag time and during that lag time it's more
00:48:22.780
difficult you know and it's like pulling teeth but sometimes you got to pull the teeth uh yours
00:48:30.420
untruly says matt i usually do agree with you but i got to tell you as a youth guidance counselor
00:48:34.080
depression really does put a mental block on not only cleaning your bedroom but any daily
00:48:37.860
activities such as hygiene organization tardiness focused memory makes you believe you're just
00:48:42.060
physically unable to don't remember to or don't care enough about yourself to do the simplest attacks
00:48:45.760
saying that there's something nothing physically stopping you from doing things because the
00:48:48.840
depression isn't the medical breakthrough you thought it was haha because unlike the other
00:48:52.740
diseases you mentioned depression isn't a physical disease it's a mental disease
00:48:55.520
but don't blame you for it because many people who haven't suffered through these mental
00:48:59.180
illnesses just simply can't ever understand it uh i it's all you know and there's i think there's
00:49:05.540
more comments along these lines where you don't understand you've never been through it you really
00:49:08.620
think you'd be hard-pressed to find any human being who doesn't understand depression um almost
00:49:14.740
every human has experienced being depressed for some length of time at some point in their life
00:49:19.160
um some people most people i think are very acquainted acquainted with it and i know what you're
00:49:24.940
going to say that's oh it's different it's different when it's clinical like no i think it's
00:49:29.680
it's it's part of the human condition i i just don't think that there's anyone you could possibly
00:49:33.580
find on the planet who when you tell them about the experience of being depressed would say oh yeah
00:49:39.200
i've never that's never happened to me now when you say something like have you had depression and
00:49:44.140
you phrase it that way you may find people on the planet who say no i never have i don't know
00:49:47.460
what that means in fact we went to we went to kenya uh and we talked to the the tribe there for
00:49:52.120
what is woman that's one of the questions i asked them it came up and they and it's a very
00:49:56.480
interesting answer they said no we don't have that but that's because when we frame it like
00:50:02.120
when we take this part of the human condition things people experience that are normal and you
00:50:08.640
you make it seem like an illness that you have that concept doesn't make sense to a lot of people
00:50:14.340
outside of the western bubble they just don't think of it that way but if you were to say to
00:50:18.080
these people uh have you ever been just really really really sad and down you didn't feel like
00:50:22.860
doing the things that you should want to do and uh have you been in despair that sort of thing
00:50:26.800
anyone anywhere will say yes i've experienced that yes um and this should not be pointing out that
00:50:36.720
everyone has experienced despair and that it's a it's a it's a part of the human condition
00:50:40.240
if you take this as minimizing your own experience with it like you're in some kind of competition
00:50:45.460
well that's your own fault it should be a comforting thought to realize that this is a
00:50:49.920
normal but you're not you're not a freak of nature you know because you experience this that it is a
00:50:55.340
normal part of the human condition doesn't mean it's not serious doesn't mean that it's not a
00:50:58.840
problem um but it is normal and that should be a comforting thought i think the fact that people
00:51:06.660
aren't comforted by it it just shows that there's this weird kind of like competitive nature
00:51:09.600
where people suffer and they need to feel like no i'm suffering in a way you can you don't
00:51:13.320
understand this this is way worse than you ever have um that attitude itself is a problem
00:51:18.820
um and on the same note here this is from lee says matt gets a lot of things right about uh
00:51:27.200
gets a lot of things right about okay i think matt gets a lot of things right including things about
00:51:31.140
adhd because there's a few things wrong about it too i don't think matt has ever met a six-year-old
00:51:35.260
with adhd maybe he has i could be wrong but i doubt it yeah once again uh well if you don't agree
00:51:40.520
with me all if this is the this is the general attitude if i don't agree with the way people
00:51:46.420
talk about and categorize things like adhd and depression anxiety it can only be because i have
00:51:51.580
no familiarity with them at all the possibility that maybe i am familiar and i just have a different
00:51:56.980
opinion about it and i see it differently and i have a different perspective it's like unthinkable
00:52:02.260
to people they can't even imagine that anyone could have could possibly have a different perspective
00:52:07.140
on these things but well you might not be able to imagine it but you should just like al sharpton
00:52:12.720
can't imagine thomas jefferson overthrowing a government uh you you need to imagine it because
00:52:17.200
actually i'm very familiar i have six kids okay i have four boys you really think i've never i i am
00:52:23.500
totally flabbergasted by the idea of having kids who can't still can't pay attention it's very hard to
00:52:29.500
teach them things you think i haven't experienced that i got news for you lee i know more about it than
00:52:34.440
you do okay i know more about it than most people actually okay and in in this world it's relatively
00:52:40.860
rare to find people with six kids or more so i'm we're in a little bit of rare company here so i i know
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about it i do um and i've had now uh i have four boys i have two boys that have gone through the age of
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six both of them could easily be diagnosed with adhd if i wanted to all right we could go to the
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doctor we can get them on ritalin tomorrow if we wanted to it would not be a problem um check look
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at all the symptoms check check check check right down right down the the list but i will not do that
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i will not do it all of our doctors know that all it just anyone around me knows that's a non-starter
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we are not putting these kids on drugs it's not going to happen period i don't believe in it
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um and i believe that uh that for a child to have a lot of energy and to have trouble focusing and to
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be distracted especially when even our kids you know we don't have our kids on smartphones we we
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limit the amount of digital uh time they spend with screens and stuff like that but still even then
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they they live in a culture just ripe with distraction all the time and i think to treat them like
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they're sick because of it is just wrong and i will not do it and um if that means that things
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become more difficult and be kind of annoying sometimes to have boys that are bouncing off the
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walls and all that and it's it could be more difficult to teach them concepts and we got to
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spend more time with them and all you know it makes our life more difficult well then so be it
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the former porn star maya khalifa has uh is it me or maya let's go yeah let's go with maya
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the former porn star maya khalifa has gone viral this week with some marriage advice that she offered to
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her instagram followers now you wouldn't necessarily expect great marriage advice from somebody like
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this uh the world of cyber prostitutes is not revered for its marital wisdom or any other kind
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of wisdom so you're probably thinking what worthwhile advice could this former porn star possibly have to
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offer well i can say that life is full of surprises in general i mean but not in this case the advice is
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god-awful just like you'd expect here it is oh we're comparing stats baby girl doesn't know that i am tom
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brady at this game married at 18 divorced at 21 second marriage married at 25 divorced at 28 third
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engagement engaged at 29 ended it at 30 but i kept the ring i'm still keeping tom brady on his toes
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we should not be afraid to leave these men we are not stuck with these people marriage is not
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a sanctimonious thing it is it is paperwork it's something it's it's it's a commitment you make to
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someone but if you feel like you're not getting anything from that commitment and you're trying
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you gotta go you gotta go you have to go i know it's difficult to fill out paperwork and to make
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appointments and to do all of these things but this is your life do you want to be stuck with someone
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period this is what happens when women try to make sports analogies uh maya apparently doesn't
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understand that tom brady has seven super bowl rings because he was victorious in seven super
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bowls he won a lot that's why he has the rings but maya is a loser a failure she keeps failing in
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marriage um and which makes her if anything the anti tom brady of the marriage game in fact even
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that gives her too much credit you know because i mean tom brady that that would be like tom brady
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did make it to it's like if he if he lost a bunch of super bowls or something but no she's she's more
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of a of an nfl washout a draft bust she's the uh the the jamarcus russell of marriage she's the
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johnny manzel of matrimony you get the idea this only goes to show why i have pertence put certain
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parameters in place for anyone who wants to dispense any marriage tips at all now according
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to my rules which don't have the force of law behind them but should you are not allowed to give
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any advice on this topic unless you have been married for at least 10 years and you have at least
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one kid from there the longer you've been in it and the more kids you have the more seriously your
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advice can be taken here's one area where trust the experts really does apply except that the experts
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don't have to have any academic credentials their resumes don't matter all that matters
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is that they've actually done the thing and they've experienced the challenges of marriage and family
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life and they've learned how to navigate them successfully taking advice from maya khalifa would
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be like uh having a driving instructor who's been behind the wheel three times and totaled the car
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all three times obviously that would be a bad idea now there's probably not much point in responding
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point by point to the horrible guidance that maya is offering uh to women here she she's correct
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about one thing which is that marriage is not a sanctimonious thing but she's only correct because
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she's semi-literate so this was accidental marriage is on the other hand a sacred thing it's a covenant
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saying it's just paperwork is like saying that the home you live in is just paperwork it doesn't make
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any sense you know yes you sign some paperwork as part of the process of buying a home for example
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uh but doesn't mean that the home itself is not paperwork and you sign paperwork as part of the
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process of legally binding yourself to your spouse in marriage but the marriage itself is not a piece of
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paper my kids all got birth certificates when they were born but my kids are not birth certificates
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okay marriage is the same way it is a living breathing vibrant thing a union a commitment yes
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but if as maya says that commitment is null and void the moment you feel that you aren't getting
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anything out of it then there's no commitment this is a mercenary arrangement then okay it's like um
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it's like if you if you built a roof that collapsed under the weight of a slight drizzle
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the whole point of the roof is to shelter you from the elements if it can't withstand any of the
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elements then the roof was a sham to begin with it may as well have not existed most likely if you
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feel that you aren't getting anything out of your marriage especially if you feel this way and you
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just got married like a week ago or however long it was in maya's case it's a very good indication
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that you're looking for the wrong things you're expecting the wrong things from it it's like claiming
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that your oven is broken because it won't wash your dishes that's not what an oven is designed to do
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the oven isn't broken your expectations for the oven are simply insane for marriage you cannot
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expect as maya and so many women like her expect it'll be some kind of machine that exists to
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constantly make you personally happy all the time and make your life easier and more fun all the time
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and keep you entertained and enraptured at all times this is what the maya khalifas of the world
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expect the marriage it is it is indeed what they expect of everything and everyone in life
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and when they don't get it when the thing does not provide them immediate and superficial happiness
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on a silver platter whenever they ring the bell then they declare that the thing must be defective
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and they are morally justified in smashing it to pieces no matter who is hurt in the process
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again these narcissists approach all of life this way so it's no surprise that they bring this same
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sense of entitlement into their marriages and it's even less surprised that this entitlement has the
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same effect on their marriages that it does on all other aspects and areas of their life by making
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them and everyone around them miserable and ensuring that they will fail at everything that they
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half-heartedly attempt to do marriage is supposed to be a deep source of fulfillment and purpose and joy
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but like any other worthwhile thing it requires work and sacrifice you have to you have to dig deep into
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the earth to find diamonds there's no use complaining they don't fall out of the sky besides if they did we
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all be killed anyway the point is that the good and beautiful things in life require work and it's
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just as simple as that you have to dig for them in the context of marriage the digging doesn't need to
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be back-breaking or terribly strenuous it's not like marriage is constant drudgery with moments of
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happiness thrown in that's not the point most of the work is just like living your everyday life
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meeting the normal types of challenges that come you know that come your way the kinds of challenges
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that you would have to face if you were alone only now you have somebody by your side
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so in many cases life challenges can be quite a bit easier when you're married for this reason
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but you cannot expect that the other person lives simply to make you happy every second of the day
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as if they have no life or identity of their own and as if the marriage is your your play thing which
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exists for your personal entertainment it is virtually guaranteed that this is the attitude a person
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brought into marriage if they if they get a divorce a year later two years later
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like we know this is someone who didn't want a spouse she wanted a video game character that she
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could control for her amusement now this is all pretty probably pretty obvious newsflash if you're
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shallow shallow and selfish there's a good chance your marriage won't succeed maybe not breaking news for
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most people but i think the real thing to be learned from maya's video if anything at all can be learned
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from it is that this is why so many young men are terrified to get married they have a deep and
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certainly not entirely unjustified fear that they'll end up in a marriage with a woman like
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maya khalifa the young man who's afraid to of marriage is afraid of it because he doesn't want
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to give his heart and his life to a woman who then treats this sacred union like a piece of paper that
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she can throw in the shredder the moment that she feels a little bit bored given that the majority of
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divorces are initiated by women and that very often their reasons are intensely selfish like this
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this fear is understandable maya khalifa is obviously a terrible person an awful woman a
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sociopath who professes her love to a man only to casually stab him in the back and treat their
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vows like a joke and she is far from the only woman of this type lurking out there and this is a
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source of great anxiety for young men who otherwise long to become husbands and fathers
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frankly it should be a source of of worry for them but here's the good news here's the good news
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these types of women is if you're a man if you're a young man you gotta you gotta just trust me on this
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these types of women are easy to spot okay you can see the maya khalifas of the world from a mile away
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and and i don't just mean because she's a porn star i mean a a shallow selfish woman who is concerned
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for no one's happiness but her own is very obvious most of the time you should be able to pick up on
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this in one conversation let alone a date if you get a whole date with someone and you're talking
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to them for you know a couple hours you should be able to tell all this real quickly it is very
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unlikely that an awful self-centered bimbo narcissist will be able to present herself as some kind of
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high character woman much less will she be able to keep up the act through the entire process of
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dating and engagement now there are a few masters of disguise out there but most of them wear their
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awfulness on their sleeve because it's the only way they know how to be and they also aren't aware
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of how awful they are so they don't know that they should hide it so then how do men end up with with
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these kinds of women how did three different men propose to maya khalifa well that's no mystery either
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they become enamored with other aspects of the woman they allow those other aspects to overshadow
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the glaring character defects that they definitely do see and they go out and they buy the ring against
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their better judgment so use better judgment there are plenty of good women in the world just as there
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are plenty of good men if you see a maya khalifa walking around out there just keep going keep
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searching she's not worth the trouble not even close and that is why maya khalifa and frankly the men who
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were dumb enough to propose to her are all today canceled and that'll do it for the show today and
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this week have a great weekend talk to you on monday godspeed