Ep. 1250 - Lib Mayor Cries For Help As Illegal Aliens Invade City
Summary
In his inaugural address, Chicago s new mayor, Brandon Johnson, celebrated and welcomed illegal aliens to his city. But then the next day, the mayor called the buses of illegal immigrants wicked and unconscionable. Why did Brandon Johnson change his tune?
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Four days ago in his inaugural address, Chicago's new mayor, Brandon Johnson, celebrated and welcomed illegal aliens to his city.
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The soul of Chicago tells us we will never close our doors to those who come here in search of a better life.
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We must reject a zero-sum formulation between investing in those who have been here for decades
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and supporting those who have been sitting here on a bus even this morning.
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We can do both, Chicago, and we can all thrive together.
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But then the following day, the new Chicago mayor changed his tune a little bit,
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and he called the buses of illegal immigrants wicked and unconscionable.
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Maybe he changed his tune because Chicago residents don't want to put up with endless streams of foreign nationals
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Maybe he changed his tune because he thinks that only conservative cities and states should have to deal with illegal immigration.
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That immigration is great, but only when it's not in my backyard.
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Mass illegal immigration is wicked and unconscionable.
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But the busing program out of Texas is wonderful in that it brings the reality of this crime home to the people who cheer it on.
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It represents the first time in my lifetime that conservatives have actually fought back on the issue
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and done something concrete to impel Democrats to stop it.
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It means conservatives are finally willing to stop playing defense
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and start bringing urgent political fights to Democrats' doors.
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The only thing wicked and unconscionable that could come from this
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We have got a number of trans activists calling on doctors to break the law
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and prescribe puberty blockers and sex change procedures to little kids
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now that conservatives are getting really tough
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and finally starting to use the law to outlaw these kinds of procedures.
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It's not just Chicago that you're seeing this in.
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You know there's been this policy of taking the migrants who have been sent on buses from the border states,
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Texas especially, and then just putting them up in hotels
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because there's nowhere else to put the illegal immigrants.
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Well, it's because New York is encouraging illegal immigration.
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And when it was in Texas and when it was in parts of California, and that was all fine,
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but now that it's going into these other places, all of a sudden it's a big, terrible deal.
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This temporary measure has been keeping them for months and months and months now.
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Now nearly half of New York City hotel rooms are filled with illegal immigrants.
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And New York City Mayor Eric Adams, who's a big lib, but he's at least somewhat reasonable,
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he's at least somewhat open to reality, he says this is completely unacceptable.
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Because Adams is pointing out that right now, New Yorkers are set to foot an annual bill of $75 million
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to put up border crossers and illegal aliens in Manhattan's Roosevelt Hotel.
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Just to use one example, that's a hotel I used to stay at all the time when I would go back to New York.
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It's one of the most historic hotels in New York.
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Adams noted that the cost of illegal immigration to New Yorkers
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who are paying $5 million every single day to deal with the migrants
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will exceed $4.3 billion, with a B, when the lost tourism money comes in.
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Because when you fill up half of New York's hotels with illegal migrants who aren't paying a penny,
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but that's revenue that is not coming in from outside of New York.
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That's revenue that's not going to be spent at New York restaurants and shops and Broadway plays.
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Last week, Eric Adams said 4,200 border crossers and illegal aliens arrived in New York.
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And the city is having 13 to 15 migrant buses arrive every single day.
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This is what it looks like for conservatives to get tough.
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look, these are human beings and they shouldn't be put on buses and sent across the country.
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Yeah, these are human beings and they shouldn't be encouraged to break our nation's laws
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by cynical opportunistic Democrats who never have to deal with the cost of that.
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If you want illegal immigration to stop from a purely humanitarian standpoint,
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there was an eight-year-old girl who died in Biden administration custody just this week.
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On top of another minor 17-year-old who died a week or two ago.
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Because the Biden administration and the libs across the country have encouraged these migrants to come
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The only way to get that to stop, even if you don't care about the rule of law,
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even if you don't care about the shifting demographics of America,
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even if you don't care about citizens being able to say who gets to come and go,
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just from a purely humanitarian standpoint, you've got to convince the liberals who encourage this
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stuff that this is really bad for them. And the way to do that is to give people a free bus ticket
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to the city that never sleeps and to show them the true cost of illegal immigration.
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Right now, $4.3 billion and that barely scratches the surface.
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Ron DeSantis has been, among all of the Republican governors,
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leading the charge on wielding state power to drive these points home.
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Really great news yesterday. HB 1438, Ron DeSantis signed this into law.
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fine, suspend, or revoke the license of any public lodging establishment or public food establishment
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if the establishment admits a child to an adult live performance.
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Okay, this seems to make sense, right? We shouldn't allow strip clubs and drag cabarets and all the rest
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to perform obscene material for children, right?
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What's the consequence of this? The direct consequence of this, we're already seeing it,
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is there was a Pride event in Tampa that was scheduled.
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And it is canceled because the organizers don't know if they're going to violate this law.
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Which, first of all, tells you everything about these kinds of events.
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When we're told, oh, the Pride Parade, it's just about equality and fairness and kumbaya,
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and we're all pretty much willing grace, you know what I mean, man?
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That's obviously not true. If that were true, the Pride Parade event would continue.
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But what these Pride Parade events always include are weird dudes wearing leather,
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making obscene gestures, and drag queens jiggling.
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And especially when you factor in young people coming out to these things, it's obscene.
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And so the Tampa Pride on the River admits, yeah, we're putting on lewd and licentious performances.
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And that's not the only one that DeSantis signed into law.
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DeSantis also signed into law a ban on transing the kids,
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an anti-drag bill, and a bill telling boys that they have to go to the boys' bathroom
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and girls that they have to go to the girls' bathroom in K-12 schools and public facilities.
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When we had a sane culture, even five years ago,
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we would not have needed laws to articulate these things.
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But as our culture spirals out of control and becomes untethered from reality,
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as people stop having a shared view of morality and just what constitutes the nature of our world,
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you're going to have to spell these things out a little more explicitly.
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The best part about this kind of legislation is that, at least for now,
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That first bill that I was talking about that got the Tampa Pride event canceled,
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It just said adult performances should not be performed for kids
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and people will be fined and punished if they are.
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Tampa Pride felt a little unsure of the consequences it was going to face
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if it gave the performance and said, okay, better safe than sorry.
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For years and years, libertarians especially would say politics is downstream of culture
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The movies that we make and the rituals that we engage in are obviously going to affect
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the way that we view the political community and the laws we pass.
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But that doesn't mean that law doesn't have any effects on the culture.
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And here what you're seeing is that culture is downstream of the law.
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If you have a really open, licentious, legal system that says anything goes,
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then you're going to get weirdo perverts jiggling around in leather costumes for little kids.
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And then if you get a normal person like Ron DeSantis who comes in and says,
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nah, we're very likely going to punish you if you do weird stuff like that, guess what happens?
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The culture changes and the weirdos go back into their homes and put on their weird performances
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This could be a real distinguishing factor in a 2024 race.
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If right now you've got the two top candidates, Trump and DeSantis, DeSantis is running to the
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right of Trump on these LGBT, drag queen, trans bathrooms kinds of issues.
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It's not that Trump has come out and said, I'm pro-trans bathroom or anything like that.
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So this would be one place where Ron DeSantis, who right now is struggling to some degree because
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some establishment forces have glommed onto his campaign really through no fault of his
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It's just because he's not Donald Trump and the establishment forces hate Donald Trump.
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So DeSantis has this perception that he's to the left of Donald Trump.
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If he can run to the right of Donald Trump on an issue like the trans stuff, which really
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If DeSantis can run to the right of Donald Trump on, say, abortion, I'm not sure that he
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will, you're just, you're not seeing the Trump campaign be totally clear and articulate about
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its stance on these issues, then DeSantis might have a shot.
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Though the numbers right now are not moving in the right direction for DeSantis, they are
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moving in the right direction for Donald Trump.
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Now, speaking of the LGBT community, I have just read the most nauseating article that I've
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I don't have a waste paper basket or anything near me, so I'm going to try to keep it together
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It is an article by Wired Magazine, this very lengthy article, profile, of Pete Buttigieg.
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There he is, Mayor Pete, looking so, he's looking cool.
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It says, Pete Buttigieg loves God, beer, and his electric Mustang.
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Sure, the U.S. Secretary of Transportation has thoughts on building bridges, but infrastructure
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I mean, I would recommend you do it on an empty stomach.
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The curious mind of Pete Buttigieg holds much of its functionality in reserve, even as he
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Railroads and airlines down to the pointless data that is his current stock and trade.
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The U.S. Secretary of Transportation comes off like a Mensa black card holder who might have
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Or a knack for supplying off the top of his head the day of the week for a random date in
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1404, along with a non-condescending history of the Julian and Gregorian calendars.
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I slowly became aware that his cabinet job requires only a modest portion of his cognitive
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Other mental facilities, no kidding, are apportioned to the Iliad, Puritan historiography, and now
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scarred spring, though not in the original Norwegian slacker.
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Fortunately, he was willing to devote yet another apse in his cathedral mind to making his ideas
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about three mighty themes, neoliberalism, masculinity, and Christianity, intelligible
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I'm not going to diminish his cathedral-like mind.
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To me, the most distressing part of this article is not what it says about our absolute
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It's like the easiest job in any administration, and this guy has somehow managed to screw it
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up by not showing up for work and not fixing the problems he was supposed to fix and focusing
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on racist bridges instead of keeping our railroads secure so that trains can move on them.
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The thing that was most shocking to me here was that this Wired writer is impressed that
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a member of the president's cabinet has read the Iliad.
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How far has our culture fallen that that is now the sign of having gone above and beyond
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If we lived in a normal culture, every high school student would have read the Iliad.
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Now, you need to be a Rhodes scholar working directly for the president of the United States
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to have read one of the foundational works of Western literature that basically reads like
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It's not even like the Iliad is some really abstruse philosophy.
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The Iliad is a war story and poem that's really fun and exciting.
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We are so maleducated today that that is impressive.
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That a columnist, that a profile writer, a journalist in Wired magazine says other mental
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facilities, no kidding, are apportioned to the Iliad.
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I hope the people running our government have read like even the basic works of our civilization.
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It's a failure of journalistic integrity, of course, but it's just pathetically low expectations.
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How long are we supposed to continue as a republic if we live like this?
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If we don't know a damn thing about anything and we're impressed when our leaders can read?
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Speaking of expectations, this is pretty creepy.
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Florida researchers, University of Florida researchers, they were working on basically
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an unrelated project and they discovered that they can collect human DNA in the air.
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They were just studying sea turtles and they noticed that they were collecting a lot of
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human DNA because, quote, we cough, spit, shed, and flush our DNA into all of these places
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and countless more and then you just pick it up.
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It means that you don't need to worry so much if you sent in your DNA spit sample to one of
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Listen, if they want to clone you, they're going to clone you.
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You don't need to send them a spit sample to do that.
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We are not just hurtling toward our dystopian future.
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If you've got a phone on you right now, you probably do if you're listening to this show.
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If you're sitting near a computer, if you're sitting in a neighborhood, certainly if you're
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in an office right now, if you have a TV in some cases, you are being spied on all the
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And we often think of this as the dystopian future.
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Oh, can you imagine when we get to this Terminator-like place?
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That dystopian future that we are all dreading is now.
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Speaking of surveillance, you know, the Jordan Neely killing on the subway, which is being
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called a murder by all the libs and which is being called heroic self-defense and the
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Did this Marine, did he go out there because he's probably racist?
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Did he go out there because he just wanted to kill a poor innocent man who he just wanted
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He's basically Michael Jackson, but better than Michael Jackson because he didn't do the
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Or was this guy protecting the subway train from a career criminal who'd been picked up
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at least 42 times, who had assaulted people, who had given a 60-something-year-old woman a
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Well, according to an eyewitness, it's the latter.
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Eyewitness says, I'm sitting on a train reading my book and all of a sudden I hear someone
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He said, I don't care if I have to kill an F, I will.
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So not only threatening violence on people, saying, I don't care, I don't care if I have
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I'm not only going to be violent, I'm going to kill somebody.
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He said, everyone on the train was scared for our lives.
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Neely had 42 prior arrests and an active warrant.
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Just a couple years ago, Neely attacked a 67-year-old woman, gave her a black eye and
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a broken nose, and then this hero Marine comes in and he takes the guy down, and the guy should
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be given a key to the city, and the guy should be given an award, and instead they're going
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What we can see from this is that disfavored groups are judged on a curve.
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Okay, obviously if the races were reversed here, you wouldn't hear about it.
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What's happening is because this guy is white, because he was in the military, because the
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career criminal who was killed is black, this guy is going to have to be so buttoned up and
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perfect, you're going to have to have eyewitnesses going even further than this woman.
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You're going to have to, and I hope this is what happened for this poor Marine's sake,
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I hope that this guy, this Neely, was so explicit in what he was obviously likely to do on the
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I will kill people if I am not taken down by a Marine right now and choked on the ground.
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Because in our unjust system, this Marine, who this is an open and shut common sense case,
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in our unjust system, this guy is going to have to be perfectly buttoned up or he is going
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Now, speaking of the culture, we've got a lot of leftism in our culture right now, and
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we've got a lot of grading on a curve and all the rest of it.
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The Buffalo Bills cut punter, Matt Areza, has been booted out of football, and why is
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Because of an allegation surfacing that he participated in a gang rape of a minor.
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Okay, and this really ties in with what we've been saying about the disfavored groups here
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The accusation is that he participated in the gang rape of a minor while he attended San
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The accuser filed a civil lawsuit against Areza and three other men, including two former
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Then, prosecutors in San Diego's DA's office declined to file criminal charges.
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According to Yahoo, the DA's office concluded Areza couldn't have led the girl into the alleged
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gang rape because he had left the home at about 12.30 a.m.
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an hour prior to when evidence suggested the alleged gang rape would have occurred.
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The DA's office says that this girl did appear to have sexual contact with a bunch of guys
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at this party, but that none of it appears to indicate rape.
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And in fact, some of it was caught on camera because we're being surveilled 24-7, and it
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But this guy, this football player, was already tried in the media, and his life is already ruined.
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Now, one conclusion from this is obviously people should have due process.
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We shouldn't have people tried for very serious crimes by committees of professors or by hack
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There's another side to this story, though, which is, was co-education a mistake?
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I'm not saying, but right now we have an educational system that does not distinguish really in
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any way between men and women, including in dormitories, including in suites in dormitories.
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There will be gender-neutral suites, so you're sharing a room with men and women.
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If you put people who are just brimming bags of hormones, and then you ply them with alcohol,
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which is what happens at every single college campus, and then the lines of consent get a little bit blurry
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when people are no longer in command of their rational faculties, and so all of a sudden you've got cases of regret,
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which then seem to be rape, or one can make a claim of rape, even though investigations and even surveillance footage
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But was this, if we're talking about how the law as a teacher and culture can be downstream of the law,
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wouldn't it make sense to just draw some of these distinctions a little bit more,
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recognize that women are, in fact, the weaker sex, men ought to be chivalrous?
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When you put young men and women together in certain situations, and they're there all the time,
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and they're drinking a lot, and things can happen that are not conducive to their virtue,
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we talk about how we don't know the difference between men and women anymore because of the transgender issue.
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These issues started way before that, and so if men and women really are different,
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shouldn't we acknowledge that in all sorts of places in our law?
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Speaking of weird sex stuff, this is also a story that I've been meaning to get to,
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and I'm glad we have time to get to it right now.
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In 2021, the Utah governor signed a bill requiring phones and computers sold in the state
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to come equipped with a filter that blocks porn.
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And Utah, very recently, has upped some of the legislation on pornography,
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but that was a really big move that took place a couple of years ago,
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and the filter could be deactivated, but it would already be on the phones and computers by default.
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But the bill hasn't gone into effect yet, because the bill only goes into effect
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And presumably, this is not to put an undue burden on the computer and phone companies
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I hope other states pass this, because if you want to protect young people
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from bizarre ideologies and maleducation and weird sex stuff,
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it's not enough to just look at the transing the kids procedures.
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It's not enough to just look at what's going on in elementary school classrooms.
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It's not enough to just look at, I don't know, critical race theory,
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or men competing in women's sports, or all of that.
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If you really wanted to protect young people, you would just go after porn.
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The average age of being exposed to porn is something like 11.
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My life has gotten really screwed up because of it.
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Do the conservatives have the chutzpah to do that?
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Now, speaking of weird sex stuff, a trans activist is calling on his fellow
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Increasingly, as the governors come in and they say,
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no more transing the kids, no more puberty blockers for kids,
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There are a number of transsexuals, trans-identifying people who say,
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But unfortunately, there's a lot of people, trans people, trans youth,
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who are really suffering right now and need our support.
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Like, this bill in Mississippi is absolutely appalling to me.
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The fact that the government is overstepping its bounds.
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Like, the government does not have any right to legislate your gender identity.
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So if you're a trans youth, if you're a trans adult, don't detransition.
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Don't be as out there and as bold as you possibly can be without necessarily jeopardizing your own safety.
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I'm not saying you should be safe, but, like, we need to stand up and tell the government what for,
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If you're a medical provider, do everything you can to not obey the laws.
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And the moral thing to do is to break them in whatever way possible.
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Like, I'm, there's parts of me that want to do things that I can't say on here to people that are doing this to people,
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And this, the only thing that I hate in life is imposing suffering onto other people who don't deserve it,
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So, I'm sorry for the late night rambling, ranting video,
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and I know I try to make a lot of positive, uplifting content on here,
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And there's, I tagged counter creators in here, go sign the petition in Josh's bio,
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go follow them, too, for gay news, and stand up, do whatever it takes, march in the streets.
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I'm going to be going on a country-wide tour, and I'm going to be wearing...
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So, what this guy is calling for is civil disobedience against what he says are unjust laws.
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Now, I know people are going to have an emotional reaction to this immediately
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when you hear this demented individual say that we need to make sure that doctors violate the laws
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so that they can go in and pump your kids full of poison and chop their genitals off.
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I know that is going to impel people to have a visceral reaction and say,
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bro, we're going to chase you out of town on a rail,
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or we're going to lock you up in prison or in a mental institution or something like that.
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And I get all of that, and that could be a discussion for a later time.
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What we should deal with, though, is his claim.
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He's saying, these laws that say that you can't chop off kids' genitals,
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they're unjust because men can secretly be women or something.
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And that's my view, and that's why we need to stand up against those laws.
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Okay, if people stand up against those laws, if people do what this guy is saying,
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that is very sad for them because they're mistaken about what justice is,
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and they're mistaken about what human nature is,
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and it would be good to correct these people and not allow these pathologies to spread
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so much that we're seeing these sorts of videos.
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But if they do that, then we need to give them what they ask for.
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If they do that and say, we're going to break the law, consequences come what may,
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Signing the legislation is really, really great,
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and it's good stuff for the Republican governors who have done that,
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But now, when people break the laws, when they peddle porn to kids in elementary schools,
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we're getting reports that in Texas Children's Hospital,
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some of these quacks perform sex change procedures on kids as young as 11.
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Okay, when these people break the law, we need to throw the book at them.
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if you're a good American Marine who has served your country,
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you're a good patriot, and you protect people from a career violent criminal
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with dozens and dozens of arrests, including for assault,
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I'm going to kill an F, I'm going to kill, I don't care, I'm prepared to die,
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But if you chop off kids' genitals, you're not even going to get a slap on the wrist.
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We need to live in a system that punishes people for doing bad things.
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My favorite comment yesterday is from Debra Gessner, who says,
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Megan, I'm a B-list actor who married a prince so I could live my life in privacy.
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Well, this week at my job, I was forced to sit through yet another nauseating DE&I webinar.
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During this presentation, they were talking about a great initiative to help underserved communities
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with businesses that are trying to thrive in those communities to make them healthier,
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But in doing so, they were presenting data that shows gross numbers from white-owned businesses
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The problem, as we know, is it looks terrible, but it's disproportionate.
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But in context to the ratio of the population, it actually is appropriate because only 13%
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of the population is black, despite what they want us to believe.
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Why do such smart people, because I know that these are smart people, use data points that
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don't actually support their claim as if they think that we're too stupid to look up the
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Well, one, because they think you're too stupid to look up the numbers, and two, because it
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We live in a scientific age, and a scientistic age.
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And so we are living in a culture that believes that statistics and social science, those are the
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In fact, those are some of the weakest ways to make arguments.
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But because we have degraded our view of philosophy and theology and morality, that's just what people do now.
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And so that's how you end up with kind of silly arguments.
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Well, because X percent did this, and 37,000 cubits of that did who's he what's this, then
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That doesn't seem like a very compelling syllogism to me.
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And it's also because the DAI initiative has nothing to do with justice for anybody.
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It's simply a retributive regime to punish disfavored groups, including white people, including men,
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including people who have a normal view of sex and engage in normal sexual behaviors,
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and especially including conservatives, anybody who questions the liberal regime and DEI itself.
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They could show you a cartoon instead of showing you numbers at all.
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I'm a conservative Catholic, or at least I try my best to be one.
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I went to Franciscan University and Notre Dame for undergrad, and now I'm in the Air Force for pilot training.
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My question is, I feel that God is calling me to be a father and a husband.
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However, I'm 27 years old now, and ever since I was a teenager, I have struggled with same-sex attraction.
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Now, I have dated girls in the past, and I genuinely did like them.
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But over the years, the same-sex attraction seems to have gotten a bit stronger.
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I do go to confession fairly regularly, and I know that God is able to forgive my sins when I have an honest confession.
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But I was wondering, should I be so blessed to find a woman who would like to marry me?
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Do you think it's possible that she could also forgive me for my sins, despite me having this history with struggling with same-sex attraction?
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Thank you very much for your time, and God bless.
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Really, really good question, and it's a tough situation that you're in.
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I mean, we all deal with difficulties and various aspects of this fallen world that cause suffering.
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That's definitely a tough one, especially if you're saying, look, I have this attraction, but I don't want to pursue that attraction.
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Which is how people used to view these things, and now we're told, no, if you have any sexual attraction, you have to indulge it all the time.
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And what you're saying is, no, I have two wills here.
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You're just, it'd be, it'd be like saying, you know, you want to eat the third cookie after dinner, but you're feeling a little fat.
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And so you want to, your appetite says I want to eat it, but your rational will is saying, no, I don't want to eat the cookie, and so you've got this conflict here.
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And you're saying, okay, my appetite is that I have attraction to people of the same sex, but my rational will tells me that's not what my sex is for.
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And even beyond that, my rational will is telling me I want to be a dad, and I want to have a normal family, and I want to, and I do want a wife.
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Even if I'm not totally sexually attracted to her, I, you know, I don't know, for whatever other reason, perhaps you want a wife.
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What you've said, I think, is important where you say, could she forgive me?
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Because what you're saying here is, I'm not going to deceive this woman.
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I'm going to be upfront about these sexual struggles that I've dealt with.
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I'm a little out of my depth here, I would say, because for all of my sins, this is not one of the issues that I've dealt with.
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And I'm not a priest, and I'm not a counselor in this regard.
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So I would encourage you, if you go to confession, talk to your priest about this.
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There's a great group, a Catholic group called, is it called Courage, maybe?
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Which deals with same-sex attraction, and, you know, how to deal with that if you don't want to pursue that kind of lifestyle.
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But if we're living in a culture which is so sexually perverse, through often no fault of people, you know, people who have been exposed to porn at a young age and they get into some kind of weird porn desire or some, you know, I don't know, you're like furries or something like that.
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I mean, people's brains have been kind of melted.
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And so a great many people are dealing with sexual disorder to some degree.
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Maybe not the exact same one that you have, but to some degree.
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And so if we tell all of those people, well, you can't have a normal life, well, then there goes civilization.
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And if there is such a thing as a gay gene, which I'm not totally sure that there is, but if there's some biological aspect of homosexuality compared to a cultural aspect, then presumably guys who have the same-sex attraction have been getting married to women, now we have to specify, for all of human history.
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I think, you know, taking these things seriously, looking at yourself in the mirror and trying to deal with them in a rational way is really good and really healthy.
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And so I would encourage you to seek out those resources and then look to honesty.
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And then it's not up to me to see if a woman can look past that.
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I've got a really pressing question in regards to Leah Thomas or William Thomas.
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How has the nickname Willie Thomas not caught on yet?
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It just seems like a big missed opportunity there.
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Also just wanted to say, big fan of your book, Speechless.
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Though I do have to dispute your suggestion in that from what I've read from the news reports of all the nicknames that that guy could have, I don't think that one would be apt any longer.
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I'm currently reading through the Dune series by Frank Herbert.
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I think they're phenomenal science fiction novels.
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And I was wondering if you'd ever consider diving into science fiction of any kind on your series, The Book Club on PragerU.
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I think it sparked really interesting conversation because a lot of science fiction is very heady, very philosophical, and explores themes of human nature.
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So, I'm looking forward to seeing what you have to say, and I would absolutely love to see science fiction on the book club.
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I'm in California right now filming several episodes of the book club.
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I don't want to do science fiction on the book club.
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I'm not denigrating science fiction as a genre.
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Many of my friends who are erudite and serious readers, they love science fiction.
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But I guess that's one of the reasons that we should do it.
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And just because I don't, there's no reason that I shouldn't try to expand my mind and I shouldn't give the people what they want.
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If you can recommend good sci-fi for me to read, we can do it.
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This will be just like a little bit of a tease for the member block.
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Says, Michael, recently our family found ourselves stumped on acupuncture.
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I just thought it's pressure points and it always had a way of calming me down, feeling almost like a deep relaxing massage.
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And I've recently been reading the benefits it could have to fertility.
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But when they start talking about chi and stuff, I just don't know what to think.
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Please send some prayers our way on us getting started with our own family.
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