A new leftist euphemism has dropped about child sacrifice. It comes from a recently discovered ancient altar in Guatemala that was used in the sacrifice of young children. And it's not just children. It was babies and toddlers, too.
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00:04:52.360Speaking of babies, this one was a little bit surprising.
00:04:55.520SNL just took on the relatively recent phenomenon of homosexuals going to the baby store to purchase the eggs of a woman and rent the womb of another woman to acquire babies, which is obviously gravely disordered because two fellas can't make a baby together.
00:05:14.120So, it involves all this extra stuff and commoditizing human life and picking babies out of a catalog and killing a bunch of the extra embryos that were created to find the exact perfect baby.
00:05:27.320So, you would expect, if SNL takes on this issue, it would be very sympathetic to the homosexual baby purchasers and the non-homosexual baby purchasers, for that matter.
00:05:36.880You would think it would be very harsh on the critics or the people who have questions about this.
00:05:42.800And yet, the SNL sketch was exactly the opposite.
00:07:20.320Also, one of the jokes is that babies need their mothers.
00:07:24.220So the straight group asks, well, where's the mother?
00:07:28.020And the guys in the clown position in the sketch say, oh, well, you know, I'm a little more emotional, and I'm not as good a driver or something.
00:07:46.340I think more than the election, more than the public polling after the inauguration, more than the shift in how the liberal media and liberal institutions are treating Trump and Republicans.
00:08:19.060And all of those examples that I just mentioned are obviously related.
00:08:22.580The fact that CNN and MSNBC and all the liberal networks are now starting to have to cater to conservatives is a direct reaction to the 2024 election.
00:08:32.620The fact that even SNL, even the entertainment, comedy, popular media are having to shift their political tone is a reaction to the election.
00:08:41.660Because Trump not only won the election, he won the popular vote.
00:08:45.000And he not only won the white guys, he won plenty of white guys, but he also won half of Hispanics almost, one in five black guys, 40% of women under 30.
00:09:05.340A reminder too, during the real high point of social, especially sexual liberalism of the last, I don't know, maybe about 10 years ago, redefining marriage, open up baby stores, pushing transgenderism, all of that kind of stuff.
00:09:23.600Those of us who resisted and said no, not just to no transiting the kids, but no to the redefining marriage, it's not possible, no to the baby industry, no to all of these social experiments.
00:09:35.800We were called idiots and rubes and passe and on the wrong side of history and all the rest.
00:09:43.460The reason that I can feel confident, and you should be able to feel confident, that innovations such as baby stores and gay marriage and all the rest of it are not going to last forever is that they are so out of accord with reality, they are so ultimately indefensible, that it's like a castle built on sand.
00:10:03.660Okay, it can't last because logic is eternal, human nature is eternal, we can have all sorts of experiments, societies can go downhill, we can say,
00:10:13.460sacrifice babies on altars for hundreds of years, but eventually reality is going to kick back in.
00:10:22.860On this very same point, there is something that I called for in a viral clip about a month, two months ago, that is now, people laughed at me, they mocked me when I said it, and it is now national policy in a major Western country.
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00:12:27.400Then we'll move on to the next candle.
00:12:30.460Hungary's parliament has just moved on from the rainbow mafia, from the LGBT Pride Day that became Pride Week, that became Pride Month, that became Pride Two Months, that became Pride Year.
00:12:48.520Remember, Hungary's parliament just passed an amendment to the Constitution that allows the government to ban Pride and really all public LGBT displays.
00:13:54.480And I should not be expected to walk my little kid or to walk my elderly grandmother through the town square when they're weird fellas wearing leather costumes, smacking each other around, doing gross stuff.
00:14:28.760The amendment declares that children's rights to moral, physical, and spiritual development supersede any right other than the right to life, including that to peaceably assemble.
00:14:43.460You don't have a right to obscene weird stuff in the public square.
00:14:47.180Now, in Hungary, kids are not going to be exposed to and propagandized with LGBT nonsense in kindergarten, first grade, second grade, third grade.
00:15:24.560There is no free speech right to obscenity.
00:15:28.760Pride parades are not as American as apple pie.
00:15:32.080Benjamin Franklin didn't show up to the pride parade, okay?
00:15:34.300Pride parades are a relatively recent phenomenon that come about as a result of the weakening of American laws against obscenity, that come about as a weakening of the American political right to set community standards, and a strengthening of the individual license to autonomy and libertinism and all the rest of it.
00:17:08.640New report at the Wall Street Journal that young people increasingly are turning away from cutting their own path, from going to work for some corporation somewhere else in the country.
00:17:21.760Young people increasingly are working for family businesses.
00:18:14.060That it would be better to go work for some guy you never heard of, doing some business that you've really got no experience in, than it is to work for the family business.
00:18:24.320A similar kind of reasoning, I think, to the idea that women must go out and work in some corporate environment.
00:18:32.440Not that they can go out and work, but they must.
00:19:48.620In politics, it was kind of people that I knew or people that I knew that I knew or someone heard about me from some campaign that I worked on.
00:19:55.220And we kind of were aware of each other.
00:20:22.840You know, humans are social creatures.
00:20:26.120And so we're not just clinical, you know, independent robots floating throughout our space with no connections to each other.
00:20:33.720It actually makes sense to work with your friends or at least to work with people who know your friends or people that you can trust in a way that is sometimes inarticulable and goes deeper than just the terms of a contract.
00:20:48.240Businesses actually work better that way.
00:20:53.060There is a reason that there is such a thing as a family business.
00:20:59.080It isn't wrong to follow your natural inclinations and the relationships that you've cultivated in all other areas of life, in your professional life as well.
00:21:07.240This would, everyone knew this for all of it.
00:21:09.540So much of our time is just rediscovering things that people have known intuitively for all of history.
00:21:17.820Now, speaking of business and businessmen, you remember that lunatic, that young guy, Luigi, who murdered the healthcare CEO in New York some months ago in an act of cold-blooded murder?
00:21:30.760Well, a prominent left-wing journalist has just gone on a prominent left-wing cable channel to explain how that murderer is clearly, obviously, a morally good man.
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00:24:01.720And you see that in moments like this.
00:24:03.720And I can tell you, I saw the biggest audience growth that I've ever seen.
00:24:07.640Because people were like, oh, somebody, some journalist is actually speaking to the anger that we feel.
00:24:14.500The women who got her outside course in New York.
00:24:17.900So you're going to see women especially that feel like, oh my God, right?
00:24:21.260Like here's this man who, who's a revolutionary, who's famous, who's handsome, who's young, who's smart.
00:24:29.380He's a person that seems like this morally good man, which is hard to find.
00:24:37.640But you can tell in the eyes, you can tell in the eyes and the mouth and Taylor Lorenz is exactly the kind of woman who would have married Ted Bundy.
00:24:49.220You know, she's got, and she's always had that in the eyes.
00:24:51.880So I'm not denying that she seems a little, little bit kooky.
00:24:56.420However, this is the view of the mainstream left.
00:25:00.800This is, this is not just a fringe view.
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00:30:48.480But for those of us who really want a full human life and are fine growing up, getting married, having kids, being in society, being a normal person.
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00:34:27.260And it's all, for those of you who are only listening, it's very pointedly done in this 90s kind of VHS format.
00:34:35.500Because the ideas behind this kind of a university come from not a kind of deep conservatism, but a non-woke liberal nostalgia for the 90s.
00:34:52.100Back in the 70s, the good old days were the 1950s.
00:34:54.800Now in the 2020s, the good old days are the 1990s.
00:34:59.780Do you remember how great that was when we were kids and everything was cool?
00:35:02.840It truly, I think this is history after a few drinks.
00:35:05.020I really don't want to counter-signal the University of Austin here, because the University of Austin is so preferable compared to many of the institutions of higher learning today.
00:35:16.920But what the University of Austin is describing in its admissions policies is not really conservative.
00:36:20.620But one of the reasons that one goes to an elite university is because there are legacy admissions there.
00:36:30.220Because there are people who come from means, who come from established families, who come from different walks of life than you.
00:36:38.500And one can pick up some of the habits of, you know, the old blue bloods or something.
00:36:44.500One can hobnob with people who, you know, in a really kind of crass way, might be able to help you out down the road.
00:36:53.420If you go to school with, you know, I don't know, the descendants of J.P. Morgan and the Rockefellers and Carnegie and I don't know who else.
00:37:03.040That actually can help you out a little bit down the road if you're trying to get a job.
00:37:06.960One wishes also to have friendships for the good, virtuous friendships.
00:37:11.860You go to an elite university in part for that kind of networking.
00:37:15.140You go to an elite university in part for the kind of finishing that that gives one for manners, political behavior, how to socialize, how to move among elites in society.
00:37:29.640Especially, actually, especially if you come from circumstances that are less privileged.
00:37:57.360To me, that's the kind of person you should have in your school.
00:37:59.860It's kind of like the IQ bell curve meme.
00:38:06.460You know, at the lower end, the Philistines of the culture say that the way you get into college and the way you succeed at college should be based on everything but standardized test scores.
00:38:18.120You know, it should be based on your identity and what you do and all these intangible things.
00:38:25.160And, you know, your true self, man, that can't be quantified.
00:38:28.500And then in the middle of the cultural bell curve meme, they say it's all just about merit and standardized tests.
00:38:34.120But when you get back up to the top again, I don't know.
00:38:37.960I actually do think that students benefit from a little variety on campus.
00:38:41.480The problem is not the notion of taking into account extracurriculars and even identity.
00:38:47.600It's how that is being done right now.
00:38:50.060Right now, you've got to be part of all the liberal clubs and you've got to come from some socially favored or politically favored racial group or sexual group.