Ep. 1042 - Breaking News： Creepy Drag Queen Perverts Are Creepy Perverts
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A Pennsylvania man who spends all of his time thinking about deviant sex and little kids, turns out that guy has a sexual interest in kids. Can you believe it? The news comes as an especially tough blow to groups such as Drag Queen Story Hour, which keeps having the rotten luck of repeatedly associating with child rapists.
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If you're standing up, you are going to want to sit down.
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A drag queen performer and self-styled LGBTQ plus youth advisor
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has just been caught with a bunch of child pornography.
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According to the Pennsylvania Attorney General's office,
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it turns out that a man who spends all of his time thinking about deviant sex and little kids,
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a man who puts on sexually charged performances specifically for kids,
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turns out that guy has a sexual interest in kids.
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The news comes as an especially tough blow to groups such as Drag Queen Story Hour,
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which keeps having the rotten luck of repeatedly associating with child rapists.
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It comes as a shock to people who are so blinded by their own ideology
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that they can't see the plain reality right in front of their face.
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And it comes as an important lesson to everybody.
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If you play stupid games, you will win stupid prizes.
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If you play stupid games, you will win stupid prizes.
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If you encourage sexual deviants, big, hairy, husky dudes who put on skimpy little women's
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outfits and stiletto heels, and they have a real strange interest in jiggling around
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for little kids, I think probably you're going to wind up with guys who have a sexual interest
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It's not just on the weird sex stuff that this rule holds true.
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There's a video that was going viral yesterday.
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He was in New York, I believe, and he was attacked by a career criminal.
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Austin Simon, this big, hulking dude, walks behind toward this somewhat elderly bodega
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owner, goes behind the counter, starts pushing him around, won't let him get up, won't let
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The big career criminal guy's girlfriend apparently stabs the bodega worker, and then the bodega
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We actually have the clip of this, so we have security camera footage, which is really, really
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important because of how corrupt our criminal justice system has become.
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If you're listening right now, I will narrate it for you.
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You see this big, hulking dude wearing what is apparently a very expensive t-shirt, and
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he pushes the bodega guy, this older guy, who's smaller, he's older.
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Apparently, they got into a fight because this criminal's girlfriend didn't have 75 cents,
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and so the bodega guy said, well, you can't, if you don't have the money, you can't buy
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So this guy goes behind the counter, starts pushing him around, really gets up in his
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face, and the bodega guy, he's just, he's just kind of sitting there.
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He's trying to get, he's trying to walk away, but the criminal won't let him get away.
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Apparently, the girlfriend, I guess, had already stabbed the bodega guy at this point.
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It's a little unclear because you're off camera.
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Next thing you know, though, what the criminal didn't count on was the bodega guy grabs a
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The bodega guy is bloodied, but he's holding a knife now, and he's taken down this thug
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who was pushing him around and trying to steal his stuff and not even letting him retreat.
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He's, he's trying to extricate himself from the situation.
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Guess who gets, you know, you know the answer because of the state of our, of the state of
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The criminal is a black guy, and the bodega guy is Hispanic, I guess, with a name like
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Jose Alba, but Hispanics are borderline white these days.
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And then you've got what's even more at play here in New York.
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You've got a preference for criminals and a disadvantage for victims.
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There's no way you can watch that video and say that the bodega guy is, is the aggressor.
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There's no way you can watch that video and say that this criminal is the victim.
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And when I say criminal, by the way, this guy's got a rap sheet a mile long.
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This guy was already out on parole for assaulting a cop at the time of this deadly encounter.
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He has, at the very least, eight prior arrests for assault, for robbery, for assault during
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The poor bodega guy who's defending himself gets arrested.
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And the Manhattan district attorney, Alvin Bragg, who is entirely pro-criminal and anti-victim,
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he's throwing him in the can with a sky-high bail.
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The bail for this bodega guy is a quarter million dollars.
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You think bodega guys have a quarter million dollars lying around?
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But the court lowered it to a quarter million dollars.
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There's no way the bodega guy's going to pay it.
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There is nothing compassionate about what these people are doing, what the DA and the courts
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and this corrupt justice system, they think they're being compassionate, or at the least
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Ignore the guys getting pushed around and threatened and attacked.
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Gosh, can you imagine how society must have failed?
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Oh, that darn society making him commit at least eight prior crimes and then attack this
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And then in an act of self-defense, the bodega guy stabs him.
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Because Austin Simon played very stupid games and got into a fight and attacked a man over
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a bag of potato chips over 75 cents and lost his life because of it.
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I don't feel bad for him in the sense that I don't think that this bodega guy should be
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Bodega guy was completely, completely justified.
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I feel bad for Austin Simon because he's an idiot.
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And I feel bad for Austin Simon because of the way that I feel bad for all criminals.
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They are harming not only society, but they're harming themselves.
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Or well, Plato wrote about this in the voice of Socrates.
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That we really should pity criminals because they're harming themselves.
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As they injure other people, they're really injuring themselves.
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And then this guy winds up dead in a bodega because he played stupid games and he had to
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Furthermore, though, if this DA, if this court, if this criminal justice system were tougher
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on criminals, fewer Austin Simons would end up dead.
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If this guy, Austin Simon, didn't think that he could just walk into a bodega and because
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of political correctness and because of intersectionality and because of soft on crime policies, he could
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just do whatever he wants, steal whatever he wants, push whoever he wants around and nothing's
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And if anyone tries to arrest him, the cop is going to be the one who gets lambasted in
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If he didn't think that he could go in there and harm people and commit crimes with impunity,
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I think we would have a much safer society and we would have many fewer needless deaths
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if there were more Jose Alba's in the world stabbing people when they are attacked.
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The guy not only should not be arrested, not only should not be charged with a crime,
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the guy should be given a medal for public service because not only did he defend himself,
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which is his right, but he is sending a message to other criminals.
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It's not worth it for the bag of potato chips or the candy bar or the bottle of soda or
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Your life, even your life, even you degenerate criminals who are wreaking havoc on society,
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even your lives, your mostly miserable lives are worth more than 75 cents.
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But unfortunately, that's not what the authorities are doing.
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The authorities are encouraging more stupid games.
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I'm going to play you two clips back to back from Lori Lightfoot, the eccentric mayor of
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Lori Lightfoot is very upset over the intense, harsh, toxic political rhetoric.
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So I'm going to tell you what she said a few days ago and then what she said a couple weeks
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The toxicity in our public discourse is a thing that I think we should all be concerned about,
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And it's ironic, obviously, that we're having this conversation and what happened on Independence
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You know, we're not like a lot of other countries where independence, their version of Independence
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Day is marked with, you know, troops and tanks.
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And no, what we do in the United States is we come together as a community.
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If you read Clarence Thomas' concurrence, he said, thank you, Clarence Thomas.
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So I guess we had to bleep it out, but she says, F Clarence Thomas, F him.
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You effing Clarence Thomas, Nazi, racist, evil, you.
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If you want less toxic discourse, you're, you're probably going to need to engage in
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But just know when you do it, when you play those stupid games, you will get, you will
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No matter where you're at in life, 14,000 feet in the air or right here on the ground,
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Hey, speaking of life and death, really, really shocking, sad story out of Japan.
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The former Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has been assassinated.
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A young man, he was only 67 years old, I believe.
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Shinzo Abe was campaigning for other candidates.
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It's obvious he wasn't campaigning himself because he's out of office.
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And what makes it especially weird, well, two things make it especially weird.
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Two shots fired, one of which pierced to Abe's heart.
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And then I think the other reason why this is sending shockwaves throughout the world
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It would actually be less weird if Abe were assassinated while he was in office.
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He might be doing things that other people disapprove of.
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And so some extremely angry, aggressive activist or some lunatic would go out and assassinate him.
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Why would you assassinate a former prime minister?
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It's really scary because it makes you feel that nobody is safe.
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I obviously don't follow Japanese politics all that closely.
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But Abe appears to have been extremely popular, a very good prime minister of Japan, longest serving prime minister of Japan.
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That's probably why he and Donald Trump got along so well.
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One of my absolute favorite moments from the Trump administration was when he went to visit Shinzo Abe.
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And then there was a major worldwide international scandal because Trump fed the koi fish.
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And the media said he poured too much food into the koi fish pond, even though I don't think he did.
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Anyway, it's very sad because he was a good ally for Trump during the administration, a good responsible leader, and treated the United States rather well.
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I have very little more to say on it other than what it means beyond Japan and what it means beyond Abe and what it means for all of us at a time where we're facing such political uncertainty and we feel like the institutions are losing our trust and the world order is spiraling out of control.
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It is especially scary that a prime minister would be assassinated.
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And it's even more especially scary that a former prime minister would be assassinated because it makes one feel really no one is safe, really opens up a huge number of people who could be in danger.
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Speaking of strange events happening with shadowy cabals and assassins and secret societies and all sorts of nefarious conspiracies, do you know about the Georgia Guidestones?
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Have you ever heard about the Georgia Guidestones?
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I had heard about them, but until just a couple of days ago, I had kind of forgotten about them because the Georgia Guidestones are this bizarre Stonehenge-like structure that was erected in the late 1970s in Georgia, and no one really knows who was behind it.
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And then a couple of days ago, they got blown up, and we don't know who blew them up.
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So this was erected in 1979, and the reason people are interested in the Georgia Guidestones is because it seems kind of occult, seems kind of conspiratorial, new world order-y.
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There are a lot of conspiracies surrounding them, or conspiracy theories, quote unquote.
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In June 1979, a guy using the pseudonym Robert C. Christian approached the Elberton Granite Finishing Company anonymously or pseudonymously, and he said that a small group of loyal Americans wanted to erect this structure.
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And so the granite company said, okay, and they gave him a ridiculously high number for the cost because they thought it was bizarre and they didn't want to do it.
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And then the secret society said, okay, that's fine.
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And then they went out and bought a bunch of land, and they erected this bizarre Stonehenge-like structure on there, and they had Ten Commandments on there.
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First one, maintain humanity under 500 million in perpetual balance with nature.
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That means you'd have to eradicate the vast majority of the world population.
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Guide reproduction wisely, improving fitness and diversity.
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That just means kill off the weak, kill off the inferior races, and make sure you improve the fitness of the race.
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Rule passion, faith, tradition, and all things with tempered reason.
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It sounds like kind of weird enlightenment secret society kind of talk.
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We need to subdue faith and passion and tradition with our reason, with our age of enlightenment reason.
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Protect people and nations with fair laws and just courts.
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Let all nations rule internally, resolving external disputes in a world court.
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I like ruling internally, and I like some diplomacy, but what is this world court?
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Are we talking about a kind of one world government here?
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It sounds, it sounds like the weird esoteric language of those secret societies that cropped up during the enlightenment and that have wreaked a lot of havoc on civilization.
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The left believes that human beings are a kind of a cancer.
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That's why they're so worried about overpopulation like these people are.
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They're so worried about our horrible effect killing the environment.
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We must return to nature and allow nature to heal by killing ourselves and not having any kids.
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It has the language of secret societies and new age cults and all sorts of stuff that I don't like.
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Was it someone affiliated with the stones that destroyed them?
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There have been acts of vandalism there before.
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I don't, I don't support breaking the law, but I'm glad they're gone.
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They speak to a false religion and I'm glad that they're no longer there.
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I was reminded, I was reading last night, Hilaire Belloc.
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He just reminds, and this is something that we've got to remind ourselves pretty regularly.
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The fundamental distinction among all the people of the world is not race.
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Yes, races have differences and different cultures and different geographies, but that's not the
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The fundamental distinction among human beings is not even sex.
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They're complementary, but that's not really what separates us.
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Ultimately, because religion, even if you don't think you're religious, even if you don't go
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to church, even if you don't think that you're practicing rituals, you are, everything comes
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out of religion because any way you act in the world, you've got to have some sense of
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what is right and wrong and what is true and who you are and what your place is in the world
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and what we're all here for and what you're even doing and what you even want.
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All of that ultimately has to come from religion.
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They're not going to answer the biggest questions.
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And it's, it's very bad when we, when our religious monuments, every, every society
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There is, has never ever been in all of human history, a total separation between religion
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It's very bad when our public religious symbols are false and wrong and lead to destruction.
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We have religious symbols all over our society.
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The rainbow flag is a religious symbol that makes totally moral claim, well, immoral claims,
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but it may, but it's making claims about morality.
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The Georgia Guidestones are, are religious symbols, more explicitly religious symbols.
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There have been secret societies in American history that have wreaked a great, great deal of,
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There was even, at one point in America, there was an anti-Mason party.
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That's how prominent the secret societies were, okay?
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And people will call you a conspiracy theorist when you point out, hey, these Georgia Guidestones
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are kind of weird, well, it's, it's not some random theory.
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These, these sorts of movements and esoteric societies, they do exist.
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And when, when conspiracies are, are allowed to flourish and they're against the national
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interest, it's good when they get stopped, okay?
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That's, I'm not going to complain that the creepy, weird, cult Guidestones were taken down.
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Speaking of population control, there's a story that nobody is reporting on, but this
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We've, the Supreme Court just overruled Roe v. Wade and Planned Parenthood B. Casey.
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Great, great new pro-life laws because the issue has been returned to the state.
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But your taxpayer dollars are still going to fund abortion.
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You, everyone in this country, every American listening to this show right now is funding
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abortion because Joe Biden is taking your taxpayer dollars and using it to transport illegal aliens
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and specifically illegal alien minors out of Texas to other states to kill their children,
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Many federal shelters for unaccompanied children that have been caught at the U.S.-Mexico border
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are now flying or driving people using federal funds, these young people, to other states
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They've been doing it for nine months ever since pro-life laws started to go into effect.
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According to the ACLU, which supports the infanticide, they say, time is really of the essence when
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That's Brigitte Amiri, who's the deputy director of the ACLU's Reproductive Freedom Project.
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Time is really of the essence when someone needs access to an abortion.
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Is it because abortion will be outlawed after a certain number of weeks, as it is everywhere
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Really, except for parts of the United States and China and Canada and North Korea?
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Well, but if you're already transporting the illegal aliens out of Texas to other states,
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you can just take them to a state like Oregon, where there are no limits on abortion at all.
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You can take them to a state like New York, where there are no limits on abortion at all.
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Because beyond the laws, time is of the essence, because at a certain point, people realize it's
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And the young people are not going to want to kill their babies, generally speaking, at 25
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You can see the baby so clearly on the ultrasound.
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That's why time is, we got to kill the babies before people realize they're babies.
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This administration is so fanatically pro-abortion, so fanatically pro-abortion that they are spending
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money to take young people, minors, who by the way, frequently are brought to get abortions
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That when an adult rapes a minor, the way to cover up the crime is to go have the minor
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And now Joe Biden is pushing this kind of thing.
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This is not about a reasonable disagreement on when a human life takes on value.
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Elizabeth Warren, I think when you look into her eyes, you can see most clearly the demonic
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When the Supreme Court opinion was leaked in Dobbs, she gave that press conference where
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The woman had the fire of a thousand sons in her eyes.
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She goes, this is terrible, and we're going to fight this.
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It was something like you'd read in the New Testament of people possessed or obsessed by
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So Elizabeth Warren, there's another clip that just came out of her from some time ago,
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though it's getting a lot more play right now, where Elizabeth Warren says it's not enough
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It's not enough that we encourage people to kill their babies.
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It's not enough that we fund Planned Parenthood.
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We've got to shut down crisis pregnancy centers that don't kill babies.
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Here in Massachusetts, these so-called crisis pregnancy centers outnumber genuine abortion
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She says women walk into the centers believing they'll get abortions.
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They are giving it over to people who wish them harm, and that has to stop.
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We need to put a stop to that in Massachusetts right now.
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The crisis pregnancy centers, which offer usually free services, very, very low cost services
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to pregnant women in distress, and who promise to take care of the women and their babies.
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Because Elizabeth Warren says if the center won't kill the woman's child, that constitutes harm.
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Not killing the baby and taking care of the mother and the baby, that's harm.
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We've got, it's not enough just to even support abortion.
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It just goes to show you that all this language of pro-choice has always been a ridiculous lie.
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And I really would encourage, we talked at the top of the show about not squishing.
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I really encourage conservatives never to use that phrase, pro-choice.
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I'm willing to use the left's language in certain instances, but I'm not willing to lie for the left.
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Pro-choice is a ridiculous, it doesn't tell you anything about it.
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If an alien from outer space heard the phrase pro-choice,
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they would have no idea what the person was talking about.
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And by the way, even if you did use that language, they're not talking about a choice.
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They want to shut down the crisis pregnancy centers.
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They want to stop you from having the choice to have your baby.
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They want to lower the population of the world.
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They want to limit the horrible effects of human beings,
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the cancer on the earth, on the environment, and on society.
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Planned Parenthood was founded as a eugenics organization.
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We should take it seriously, one, because it's a serious problem,
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but two, because our vice president insists that we need to take things seriously
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because of as seriously we need to take things.
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We've got to take this stuff seriously, as seriously as you are,
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because you have been forced to have to take it seriously.
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The whole nation should understand and have a level of empathy
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and we should stand together and speak out about why it's got to stop.
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And what this seriously reminds us is Joe Biden's greatest advantage going right now,
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You're seeing the consequences of playing stupid games in society,
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on crime, on immigration, on foreign affairs, on everything.
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who clearly has lost a step or a hundred steps,
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this guy is probably still going to be able to keep the Democrat nomination in 2024,
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because all the people around him are even worse.
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So he maintains that gender is a purely social construct
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would inform the idea of the genders at a base level.
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a compelling and intellectually sound rebuttal,
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they've started to switch that a little bit now.
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So they're saying that gender actually is biological
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I've never thought women are less intelligent than men.
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The president of Harvard University got thrown out
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at the very, very highest extremes of intelligence
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and men are from Mars and women are from Venus.
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Yes, we can see that men and women are different.
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about what we should do with our physical reality?
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and how they do behave when they become pregnant
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in a more primitive way around the world today.
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he asked, what is a woman to the African tribe?
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And both the men and the women gave the same answer.
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That it begins not with some shallow kind of discourse
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but with duty, with role, with a place in society.
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a social being that has identity in his role in society.
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they were debating what feminism should look like.
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They can either take on the traditional role of women
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and take care of the family and home economics,
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And Simone de Beauvoir said something very revealing.
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So those are just a smattering of points I would make
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I've been listening to it for a couple years now,
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to try to get away from everything that's going on?