Ep. 1396 - Woke Harvard President Exposed As Fraud
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Summary
Harvard University President Claudine Gay resigned after a congressional hearing where she defended calls to genocide the Jews and amid the discovery of consistent plagiarism throughout her conspicuously small corpus of scholarly publications. Guest: Chris Ruffo, the man who made critical race theory a household term.
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Embattled Harvard President Claudine Gay has finally resigned after a bruising congressional testimony in which she defended calls to genocide the Jews and amid the discovery of consistent plagiarism throughout her conspicuously small corpus of scholarly publications.
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To announce her resignation, President Gay stated, quote,
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It was an unusual resignation, but everyone grieves in his or her own way, I guess.
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The Harvard liberals who appointed her, despite her utter lack of qualifications, are grieving themselves.
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When Gay was named just six months ago, this is the shortest tenure of any Harvard president ever, Harvard Magazine hailed her as a scholar's scholar,
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which is technically true since her scholarship is mostly that of other scholars.
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The liberal media, for their part, are not going down easy, with one CNN reporter reacting to the news by attempting to redefine the word plagiarism.
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These plagiarism allegations where Claudine Gay has had to issue corrections, multiple corrections.
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Now, we should note that Claudine Gay has not been accused of stealing anyone's ideas in any of her writings.
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She's been accused of sort of more like copying other people's writings without attribution.
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So it's been more sloppy attribution than stealing anyone's ideas.
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She stole their words that expressed their ideas.
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It's like she plagiarized something, but not quite convincing.
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Former President Gay, for her part, is signing off in exactly the way that you would expect
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by playing the race card and blaming her ousting on the, quote, racial animus of bigoted whites.
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A fitting way to go for a woman who only got the job by hustling her race in the first place.
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A lady is accusing a teenage McDonald's clerk of shilling for the vast,
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Jewish conspiracy through Chicken McNuggets wrapping.
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First, though, I don't want to move on too quickly from the Claudine Gay story.
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Probably the most prominent figure, front-facing figure in ousting Claudine Gay is Chris Ruffo,
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friend of mine, think tank scholar, author of a terrific new book,
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and the man who made critical race theory a household term.
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The man who just keeps collecting left-wing scalps.
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This time, he can claim the scalp of the Harvard president.
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But one thing I love about Chris is that he constantly tells you what he's doing.
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So he not only achieves the political operation, but he explains how he's doing it while he does it.
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Claudine Gay did not get ousted over plagiarism.
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If this were just plagiarism, she would still be in her position.
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She got ousted because she defended the right of students to call for the genocide of the Jews during congressional testimony.
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That's what got the pen lady ousted when she said the exact same thing at the exact same congressional testimony.
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She was ousted immediately because she's a white lady.
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Claudine Gay got to hang on because she's a black lady, and she can claim more victim status,
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and it would have been politically incorrect to fire her, at least immediately.
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She still gets to keep her job at Harvard, not the president job, but the faculty job.
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Every student in her class, by the way, should openly plagiarize every one of the papers for her class.
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They're going to punish the students for doing exactly what the professor did?
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If this were about plagiarism, Kevin Cruz, who is the Lib's favorite historian at Princeton,
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he's a professor at Princeton, but he spends most of his time going on left-wing TV shows
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to attack conservatives, that guy would have been gone a long time ago because that guy
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And then Princeton, rather, did the exact same thing Harvard did.
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They dismissed all the findings because Kevin Cruz is popular among the political left,
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just as they did with Claudine Gay before they fired her.
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She was already extremely weakened by the charges of anti-Semitism.
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And that is when Chris Ruffo and the conservatives pounced.
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This is actually an example of the Lib's favorite headline, conservatives pounced.
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Now, they pounced in a totally just and appropriate way here.
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First of all, she had 11 scholarly publications.
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A real scholar will have 11 publications by the time they're in grad school, okay?
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This woman had 11 scholarly publications total by the time she was president of the
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supposedly most prestigious college in the country.
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She teaches in a fake department called African American Studies, which is one of these critical
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theory-derived pseudo-academic disciplines to just indoctrinate people in leftism without even
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much pretense as to cultivating in them serious liberal arts and scholarship.
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Then it turns out she stole a bunch of her work.
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Very good journalist who had covered the Claudine Gay Plagiarism scandal years ago.
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It was never going to go anywhere until Claudine Gay was weakened, and the easiest way to weaken
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her right now was through the anti-Semitism charge.
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Okay, we're going to oust Claudine Gay, the president of Harvard.
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Then, this is the next important thing Chris did.
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He said, we've already done what we can for the conservative side.
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Now, we've got to smuggle this idea that we need to oust Gay into the left, which he did
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through a New York Times op-ed written by, I think, Josh McWhorter, starting to get some
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of the left-wingers to turn on the Harvard president.
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Some of the Harvard donors were turning on the Harvard president.
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The reason I mention all of this is because there's a really important lesson here.
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Conservatives have spent a long time insulting and attacking and invading against the prominent
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If you open up, I would say seven out of ten right-wing polemical books, you're going to
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read about Antonio Gramsci, the leftist Italian philosopher.
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You're going to read about Herbert Marcuse, the father of the new left.
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You're going to read about the Frankfurt School.
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You're going to read about maybe Rudy Dutschka.
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Maybe you're going to read about all of these guys, even Saul Alinsky, right?
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And the smart conservatives read Gramsci and Marcuse to attack them.
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But the smarter conservatives read Gramsci and Marcuse to take notes, to observe successful
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political tactics, and then to figure out how to emulate those tactics without doing
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anything immoral, without doing anything unjust, without doing anything for evil ends.
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But to apply those same procedures and tactics through moral means for good ends.
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Speaking of left-wing institutions going down, Mickey Mouse has entered the public domain.
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The earliest version of Mickey Mouse comes from a cartoon called Steamboat Willie, and
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So initially, the copyright protection for Mickey Mouse, for this type of media, was going
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And then Sonny Bono, a Hollywood guy who became a member of Congress, he updated the copyright
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I think it was called the Mickey Mouse Protection Act, or Save Mickey Mouse Act, is how it was
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colloquially referred to, because Disney was about to lose its hold on its most popular
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So Disney lobbied really, really hard, and they were able to extend this so that they had
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Well, the 95 years are up, so the earliest version of Mickey Mouse is now public domain,
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Which means you know, you know the minute Jeremy heard about this, a thousand ideas started popping
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off in his head, and I haven't even talked to Jeremy about that.
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Well, apparently that was true for other people, because Mickey Mouse is now going to
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appear in non-Disney productions, including this horror movie.
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Yeah, he's like completely in love with being ready.
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Like, if he was in a horror movie, he'd never say, I'll be right back.
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Apparently, there are multiple versions of this, of Mickey Mouse horror movies.
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Now, similar to Winnie the Pooh, Blood and Honey, when Winnie the Pooh became a public
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Because Disney is a very, very evil corporation that wants to trans your kids and fill their
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You, you heard all the Disney executives talking about their not-so-secret LGBT LNOP agenda.
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You, you've seen what, what Disney has done in recent years, so much so that the governor
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of Florida had to take political action against them to stop Disney from trying to interfere
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in the democratic process in Florida to stop the libs from transing your kids.
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And so, one of the best things that we can do right now is make the Disney characters toxic.
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And coincidentally, call it providentially, whatever it is, the Disney character is now
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And what this means is, we need to turn Mickey into a Nazi.
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We're not gonna turn Mickey into a Nazi because the Nazis are good.
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In fact, being a Nazi is the worst thing you can possibly be today and for a very long time.
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So, we need to turn Disney into the worst thing it can possibly be.
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In fact, I'm shocked that the mischievous people on places like 4chan and other internet boards
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I'm dating myself to think back on the halcyon years of 2016.
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But anyway, back in those days, there was this cartoon frog that a regular cartoonist had made.
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And then these guys on 4chan turned the frog into a Nazi.
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And since then, the frog has actually, I think, come out of his Nazi phase.
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It's very difficult to track memes because it's mimetic, right?
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And it drove the cartoonist who made the frog completely crazy because the frog became a hate symbol.
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It was listed on all SPLC, ADL, all these different lists.
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It's not just enough to make Mickey Mouse a serial killer, as you're seeing in these movies.
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Mickey Mouse has to become the most odious kind of symbol in the entire world.
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And we have the ability to do it, not using any major institutional power,
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just through the power of memes by pseudonymous accounts on random internet boards.
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That's what's got to happen because Disney's bad.
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Now, speaking of the media, this is a weird one.
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This is a story from the Florida GOP chairman, Christian Ziegler,
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who is now being investigated by the police for video voyeurism.
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And this guy, I don't know this guy, but Christian Ziegler is a married guy.
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And he and his wife apparently have had some menage a trois with some other lady.
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Now, the other lady is claiming to be a victim of rape and, in this case in particular,
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video voyeurism at the hands of Christian Ziegler.
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So, this guy's wife admitted to detectives that she knew the alleged victim here
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through her husband and having a confirmed sexual encounter with this woman and her husband a year ago,
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Now, apparently, Mr. Ziegler and the other lady wanted it to happen again.
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So, he was texting this girl, and they had made their plans.
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And then, at the last minute, he said, okay, it's just going to be me, by the way.
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And so, he says, yeah, anyway, our menage a trois, it's actually going to be a menage a deux,
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So, then, Ziegler is accused of going to the woman's apartment and doing the deed with her.
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And the reason she said she was raped is because she said she couldn't have consented to the sex.
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And she says she couldn't have consented because she had been drinking all day.
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So, it's sort of unclear what exactly transpired in the apartment.
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But the claim of not having given consent comes, according to the woman,
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from the fact that she was super drunk in her apartment.
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She later told Ziegler this and said that she wasn't okay with what happened.
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And Ziegler responded, according to text messages, oh, that's not good.
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You are my friend, known you for like 20 years now, lol.
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And she says, yeah, I know, but that was not cool.
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And you didn't bring her and then did that to me.
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She said she's in, oh, she was in, then couldn't because no response.
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So, this colors the image a little bit, I guess, of what transpired.
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But that's not even what's being investigated here.
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What's being investigated here is video voyeurism.
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Because, apparently, the time that they did have the menage a trois,
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And I guess is presenting this as some kind of evidence
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But then the woman and the guy's wife say, no, we didn't consent to being videotaped.
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And so, now you got this charge of video voyeurism.
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Well, according to a Florida law, video voyeurism is a third-degree felony.
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It could bring a punishment of up to five years behind bars.
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You violate the law if you secretly record another person for your own, quote,
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own amusement, entertainment, sexual arousal, gratification, or profit,
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or for the purpose of degrading or abusing another person
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in a circumstance where the victim, quote, has a reasonable expectation of privacy.
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If you are sleeping with someone, do you have a reasonable expectation of privacy?
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If you're having a menage a trois, so there's another person involved,
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do you have a reasonable expectation of privacy?
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All of this behavior is obviously extremely degenerate.
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I would have no problem with people passing laws against all of it, okay?
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I'm not in any way defending any of this behavior, but I am simply befuddled at the notion
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that one would have a reasonable expectation of privacy when having a threesome with a bunch
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And I guess the deeper part of this to me, what this is all about to me, and it seems clear
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Why are these, why is this couple having this weird sexual affair?
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I, I would bet the farm that they're really into porn.
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In fact, the way I know that they're really into porn, or at least that the guy's really
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That's what's so crazy about these encounters and a lot of these sexual cases that are cropping
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A lot of it involves video and photographs, which is so much creepier.
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You can't even just go out and have your sort of degenerate romp.
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This is a perfect example of the pornification of culture seeping into everything and turning
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people's brains to mush and confounding the law because it, it blurs all sorts of lines
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One of the big drivers of lust, one of the big drivers of these new legal technological
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One of the, one of the, just the creepiest aspects of the whole thing.
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This is a pretty creepy situation to begin with, but the creepiest aspect is the camera.
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Speaking of the media, an equally disturbing story, but not nearly as weird.
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Poland has a new liberal government, and the new liberal government is banning the conservative
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They're dissolving the state media, which is not, you know, public media.
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When we describe the media of countries we don't like, we call it state-run media.
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But then when we describe our own state-run media, we use nicer terms.
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Even the media organs that are not technically owned by the state, but which simply spread
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I think of the Washington Post, New York Times.
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What they have in North Korea, that's state-run media.
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What we have here, oh, it's just public-minded, public-interested, sometimes public-funded media.
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You know, the journalists, the fourth estate, they say, Polish government takes public TV
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news channel off air amid reform drive, amid reform.
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If Orban in Hungary did this, what would you hear?
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The authoritarian right-wing dictator of Hungary is suppressing the free press, the great journalists
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But what happens when Poland does a far more egregious version of anything that Orban has
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Poland's new government took a public news channel off the air on Wednesday and dismissed
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executives from state media to restore impartiality, the culture ministry said, as Prime Minister
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Donald Tusk's reform drive faced its first big test.
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Tusk's pro-European government coalition, European Union coalition, took power last week from
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the Nationalist Law and Justice Party, which critics say damaged judicial independence, soured
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European Union relations, and turned state-owned media into an outlet for propaganda during its
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And now this great hero of democracy and freedom, he's banning the press.
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I think we've got to lump Reuters in under the state media here.
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But it's a reminder that there's no neutrality.
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There never was for all of American history, for all of the history of journalism.
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And then after World War II, during the post-war liberal consensus, we convinced ourselves that
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For goodness sakes, Walter Cronkite, the most trusted man in news, the man was a world
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They were just libs who were good at hiding their tracks, much like Reuters.
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I mean, the most amazing part of this whole story is not that the leftists in Poland are
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suppressing all the conservatives and, you know, dismantling democracy and whatever.
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The most surprising part of the story is that Reuters can publish this ridiculous propaganda
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Like, just after the show, I'm going to have to Google Reuters Orban media to see the hysterical
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headlines, which I saw throughout the left-wing press.
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But Poland does a more egregious version of the same thing.
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It's wonderful, of course, because it's not just procedure that matters, okay?
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Now, speaking of how people look, there's a new report out that Zoomers, whom I love,
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you know I'm very pro-Zoomer, in the battle between Zoomer conservatism and Boomer conservatism,
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I'm with the Zoomers, they're far more traditional, they're more interested in virtue and order,
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So this criticism of the Zoomers is coming from a place of love.
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There's a report out that Gen Z is aging differently from millennials.
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Maybe not me, because my diet consists of espresso, black tea, whiskey, and tobacco.
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But millennials are aging really, really gracefully, generally.
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They look younger at our respective ages than Gen X did, than the Boomers did, and than Zoomers do.
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Experts are blaming this on skincare routines and cosmetic procedures.
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So according to, this is a report from, I think, the Daily Mail,
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Healthier diets, better knowledge of skincare and improvement in makeup
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means those born between 1980 and 1997 appear more youthful than older generations did at the same age.
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Overuse or unnecessary application of filler and toxins at a young age may affect the natural facial development,
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causing younger patients to look older than they are.
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This is according to celebrity cosmetics doctor Rasha Rakshani Moghadam,
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who told this to female, which is, I don't know, some outlet, but it's a pun.
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I bring up the story at all because it's an unpopular, but it's an urgent take.
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Cosmetic procedures in almost all circumstances make people look worse.
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Very, very young people are getting these cosmetic procedures.
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I'm thinking especially of the increasingly popular lip fillers, which a lot of people are getting.
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Look, if you've gotten them, I'm not saying it's the end of the world, but cut it out.
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Botulinum toxin is the most toxic, naturally occurring substance known to man.
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And the moment people hear this, they're standing around, you know, they see news reports say,
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Botulinum toxin, the most poisonous, toxic substance ever discovered by, oh, great, can you inject it into my face, please, so that I don't look my age?
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Oh, Botulinum toxin, by the way, for those who don't know who that is, that's Botox.
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It's just, it's the most popular cosmetic treatment in the world.
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For your own sake, for how you will look, cut it out.
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You're very pretty on your own, and you're relatively much prettier than you will be if you have all these mutilations.
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Speaking of toxic substances, there's a lady who is alleging that McDonald's has changed its wrappers to support the state of Israel.
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So I was starving, so I had to get one quick sandwich from here, and I thought they gave me the wrong sandwich, but conveniently, McDonald's changed their packaging.
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I mean, it was like that, actually, since a few months ago, because we ran out of the regular ones.
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No, I mean, we actually had that for a while, though.
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I was here two weeks ago, and it wasn't like this.
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I know this is not your fault, because you're in a party.
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But I think this is disgusting for them to do this, and I know you in your heart, you know
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in your heart that this is clearly what this wrapper is for.
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This is clearly what they're doing and what they're showing to people, and I think it's
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Just like this morning when I got out of bed and I stubbed my toe, and I knew it was the
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I don't think, call me naive, but I don't think that the McDonald's chicken sandwich
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wrapper is a subliminal message to convince the goyim to support the state of Israel.
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I don't, look, maybe I just haven't discovered that dark corner of the internet yet where I
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These people, the kind of people who stubbed their toe in the morning and blamed the Jews,
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they're the same, forget the Jews for a second.
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It's the same kind of people who stubbed their toe in the morning and blamed the CIA,
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or the people who stubbed their toe in the morning and blamed the Illuminati, or the people
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who stubbed their toe in the morning and blamed this, that, or the other thing.
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and the problem with it andrew clavin says this all the time it's not it's not that bigots are
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wrong about the other guy it's that they're wrong about themselves and they're wrong about the way
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the world works okay if you search for simplistic answers to political problems you're you're one
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you're going to be wrong and you're going to think that you know the chicken sandwich is
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is a jewish conspiracy but two you're going to seed the whole political order if you believe that
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every issue in the country is is the cia or something not only are you going to look
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ridiculous you're not going to fix any problems because it's not just the cia and it's not just
00:32:54.900
the fbi and it's not just the nsa and it's not just the this ngo and it's not just this left-wing
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mega donor and it's not just this political systems are extraordinarily complex and to blame
00:33:11.620
it you know in this case she's blaming it on the jews it's not only sort of unjust but it's just
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ridiculous and it paralyzes people it paralyzes people from actually addressing any of the
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problems around them now turning to actual israel related issues beyond chicken sandwiches and
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and obviously not kosher sandwiches it occurs to me the double quarter pounder with cheese that's
00:33:35.980
not kosher how would the jews be behind that well that maybe that's why they're behind the chicken
00:33:39.360
sandwich i don't know i don't know i haven't talked to that lady there was a call that just came out
00:33:45.440
by some israeli ministers to resettle the gaza population so an explicit call for the displacement of
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of gazans this is from national security minister itamar ben gavir uh and another one what's the other
00:34:00.480
one uh israeli minister bezalel smotrick uh are arguing for the uh migration of the residents of
00:34:12.340
gaza ben gavir says this is quote an opportunity to concentrate on encouraging the migration of the
00:34:18.940
residents of gaza and the the other ministry said the same thing the biden administration has shot this
00:34:25.420
idea down u.s state department has has called out these two ministers for quote inflammatory and
00:34:32.140
irresponsible rhetoric and i agree i think it's it's inflammatory it's irresponsible i get why they're
00:34:38.840
doing it if i were an israeli minister i'd be calling for the same thing i'd be saying look we
00:34:42.640
can't tolerate gaza to exist as a political unit anymore we can't tolerate these people here it's too
00:34:47.420
much of a security risk and we gotta we gotta ethnically cleanse the area probably that's what i would
00:34:52.220
be saying if i were an israeli minister i would probably be saying the exact same thing that these
00:34:56.080
guys are but it's just not going to fly and here's why it's not going to fly it's not that it's not
00:35:01.000
going to fly because of public opinion public opinion in america is still broadly in favor of
00:35:05.420
israel public opinion in america even with the claudine gaze of the world and the aocs of the world
00:35:10.100
is still broadly opposed to hamas and hezbollah and all these jihadis the reason it's not going to fly
00:35:16.540
is there's nowhere to resettle them to where do you want to resettle one it's kind of an ugly thing
00:35:22.620
to move whole populations from their territories that they live in but but two where are you going
00:35:27.320
to put them none of the arab states want them none of the arab states will take them in one because
00:35:32.180
it creates political pressure against the state of israel to keep them there and two because they
00:35:36.220
they just don't want them they think it's a security risk so the arab states aren't going to take
00:35:40.400
them israel's obviously not going to take them the whole reason they're saying they got to move
00:35:43.580
them is because they're too much of a security risk to even have on the southwest part of the
00:35:47.560
country so who's going to is is europe going to take them that's that has been the answer for a lot
00:35:53.920
of migration amid wars in the middle east i don't think europe wants that i think this is the biggest
00:35:59.000
issue right now in the west the biggest popular issue if people still have any say in their government
00:36:04.840
the biggest popular issue is mass migration which is causing all sorts of cascading social effects
00:36:10.020
so i don't think if the people still have any say in their government europe europe's not the answer
00:36:15.900
is america the answer do we want to take in the palestinian refugees i don't think so i i don't think
00:36:21.620
that's a good idea if if the state of israel is saying that these people are too dangerous to have on
00:36:27.540
our border well then they're too dangerous to have in our country of course so the the natural
00:36:33.520
answer that if you are going to move an entire population of people that has come is okay the
00:36:39.040
neighboring arab states should take them in but the neighboring arab states don't want to do it so
00:36:43.720
there's just no solution which is why i've said from the beginning of this conflict the massive
00:36:49.180
pogrom the massive attack by hamas on israel and then the war that has continued to escalate
00:36:54.880
it's an intractable problem there's really no simplistic solution to it so what is the american
00:37:01.420
interest the american interest is to contain the war and certainly not to take in a whole population
00:37:06.480
of people that everyone on earth agrees are extremely dangerous can't do it pity as we might
00:37:13.820
feel for them it's just crazy especially at a time when mass migration is the big issue in our
00:37:19.680
civilization so what are we going to do about it well there is something that the u.s is doing in
00:37:24.740
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my favorite comment yesterday is from john schroeder 3172 says the lady who burned down the abortion
00:38:40.560
clinic would not have gotten any time in prison for burning down a church true a true church like the
00:38:46.940
church of god of our lord jesus christ the church that formed our entire civilization had she burned down
00:38:51.620
one of those she certainly would have gotten no prison time she probably would have gotten a medal
00:38:56.340
but she burned down a different kind of church she burned down one of their churches
00:39:00.540
she burned down one of the churches for the libs religion which is death and the destruction of all
00:39:08.900
that is nice and flourishing about human life and one of their churches would be an abortion clinic
00:39:14.080
we have churches where you go and worship god you know sing some hymns at the liturgy the holy
00:39:20.180
eucharist and their churches are where they where they kill babies so we burned down one of theirs and that's
00:39:24.940
why they're reacting with a quasi-religious zeal now speaking of this war in the middle east
00:39:30.660
the war is escalating the u.s navy has just sunk three hooty ships after these ships attempted to
00:39:37.900
hijack a commercial ship and i know there is a reflexive uh don't get involved kind of attitude
00:39:44.440
that has come up on the right and i'm broadly sympathetic to it certainly was broadly sympathetic
00:39:48.340
when we're talking about the ukraine war certainly i'm sympathetic to it when it's talking about
00:39:52.140
the war in the holy land as a matter of uh escalating into a regional conflict but if
00:39:58.920
we're just talking about sinking a few random terrorist ships from the country of yemen which
00:40:02.680
is mostly a fake country anyway uh i think we're okay especially when the ships were attacking a
00:40:10.000
commercial vessel the united states for now is the global hegemon might not be for very long
00:40:18.180
china is clearly rising india is rising not in terms of population really not to challenge american
00:40:25.200
hegemony but there's there are other powers that are on the rise okay but for now we're the global
00:40:30.500
hegemon and if we don't use that power we're going to lose that power so we don't want to use it
00:40:35.020
in a way that is uh given to folly and adventurism where we're just going to squander our resources and
00:40:41.220
are uh the lives of american servicemen for nothing or for things that don't serve the national interest
00:40:47.540
but in this case sinking a few huti boats these random jihadi terrorists and killing their crews
00:40:55.140
and all these terrorists who are trying to hijack a commercial vessel this seems like a perfectly fine
00:40:59.440
use of u.s military and hegemonic might it seems that's actually is a good example a lot of the time
00:41:04.860
i'm saying the united states military should not intervene if we want to contain the conflict
00:41:08.480
i don't think we should go bomb iran i don't think that we should go invade southern lebanon or
00:41:12.940
you know i don't i don't think we should be doing any of that stuff i don't think we should get u.s
00:41:16.540
troops involved in ukraine i think we've probably been too involved already but this would be a
00:41:21.860
pretty good example i think you go and sink a few boats keep the keep the shipping lanes open that's
00:41:27.520
that's actually a way to contain the conflict too because if the if the jihadis are able to shut down
00:41:33.320
commerce around the region that is an escalation of the war
00:41:37.460
lots of lots of different ways to skin a cat but it's it it's not even the people who don't want
00:41:44.040
to get involved or are sometimes as simplistic as the neocons who want to bomb every country in the
00:41:48.600
middle east sometimes the way to de-escalate is to withhold fighting and sometimes the way to
00:41:56.100
de-escalate is to fight in a very precise way you know there's a time for every season under heaven
00:42:00.960
speaking of jihadis this is a story that got basically no coverage but it's a horrific story
00:42:05.260
on christmas or the day after christmas 160 christians were slaughtered by islamic jihadis
00:42:13.320
in nigeria 160 of them just just a total killing spree a gleeful killing spree by these jihadis
00:42:21.560
against poor christians who were just trying to celebrate one of the holiest times of the year
00:42:25.840
and no one's talking about it which is just a reminder of a finding of i think it was pew research
00:42:33.100
some years ago now it remains true today christians are the most persecuted religious group in the
00:42:40.480
world it's not even close and we don't really talk about it and if we're going to use american
00:42:47.240
military might for the defense of somewhat more abstract values i don't think it's exactly abstract
00:42:54.440
but somewhat more abstract uh this might be a good example this is really awful and and if so if we're
00:42:59.880
going to have solidarity around the world what the libs want us to do is have solidarity for the cause
00:43:04.820
of human rights and democracy and liberalism and all these really abstract modern kind of ideas but
00:43:10.580
at the very least we might have some solidarity with christians because we're christian nation
00:43:13.680
we're founded as a christian nation we developed as a christian nation and this is absolutely
00:43:17.780
horrific and in that cause of solidarity the very least we can do is pray for them and at the very
00:43:22.160
least we could do is cover the story and cover cover the severe oppression that the nigerian christians
00:43:28.980
are under at the hand of nigerian muslims meanwhile the atheists are are saying that the biggest threat to
00:43:37.660
the country is christianity christian extremism this is according to a website called atheist
00:43:44.540
revolution gearing up for 2024 they say atheists and non-christians should have among the highest
00:43:52.400
voter turnout of all why because of how much we stand to lose when christian extremists gain power
00:43:56.840
we should vote like our lives depend on it because they do this isn't about upholding abstract principles
00:44:02.300
or doing the right thing it is about our survival if we want to have a future we need to expand our
00:44:07.060
efforts to oppose christian extremism to which i say if you don't like christian extremism just wait
00:44:13.000
until you see unchristian extremism because it's going to be a lot worse and you're going to be
00:44:17.880
longing for the days of christian extremism christian extremism built our country and our whole civilization
00:44:23.020
and it worked out pretty well for a long time until we gave up the christianity part and we got a little
00:44:29.060
bit more mild and milquetoast and lukewarm in our christianity and then extremism of other kinds
00:44:33.900
starts to develop and that's going to be bad for everybody here's a little tease for tomorrow
00:44:39.700
shocking shocking new revelations in the jeffrey epstein case and i've said i've predicted for a
00:44:46.620
long time we're not going to get any shocking revelations we're going to get a lot of smoke
00:44:50.120
going to get a lot of mirrors good but we have shocking new revelations coming up
00:44:55.280
we'll get to that tomorrow rest of the show continues now you don't want to miss it
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