Ep. 1866 - Stranger Things Star DEFENDS The Child Sacrifice Of Her Sibling
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A senator wants to get rid of dual citizenship, a star of Stranger Things gushes over how happy she is that her mom aborted her sister, and the FDA finally admits 5 years late that Fauci Ouchie killed people, actually specifically killed American kids.
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A Republican senator wants to get rid of dual citizenship. A star of Stranger Things gushes
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over how happy she is that her mom aborted her sister. And the FDA finally admits five years late
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that you were all right, that we were all right, that Fauci ouchie killed people,
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actually specifically killed American kids. I'm Michael Knowles. This is The Michael Knowles Show.
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Welcome back to the show. A disturbing report out in The Wall Street Journal that college students
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colleges over the last 15 years, but pretty jarring. Also ties in with a story that I really,
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really want to get to about an Oklahoma University student who was flunked on a paper by a trans
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to 98-98-98. The dual citizenship question. The dual citizenship question finally making it to the
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U.S. Senate. And I think it's a simple issue, really. I think it's totally obvious, and there
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really should be no controversy at all. Before that, though, Maya Hawke. Maya Hawke, one of the
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stars of Stranger Things. I think Stranger Things is out again. I don't know. I kind of lost interest
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in Stranger Things. I watched the first season. I thought, this is campy and fun and fine and
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whatever. And then, as with every Hollywood product, they had to make it political and gay.
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And now, I think we're on season 72 or something like that. But it's out. It's one of the last few
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kind of almost common cultural touch points. And so, just to put the final nail in the coffin,
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that product, one of the stars of Stranger Things, goes on a late night show and explains how happy she
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is, how grateful she is that her mother murdered her sibling. I'm on with this really beautiful essay.
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about her abortion that she got when she was really young, and about how if she hadn't
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have had it, she wouldn't have become the person that she'd become, and I wouldn't exist, and
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how both of my parents' lives would have been totally derailed, and she hadn't had
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access to safe and legal health care, fundamental health care. And I, of course, wealthy people
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will always be able to get abortions. But so many people will not only not be able to pursue
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their dreams, but actually lose their lives and be unsafe.
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This is Uma Thurman's kid. So Uma Thurman's the mom, Ethan Hawke's the father.
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And she goes on the show, and people are pilloring her for this. This has gone insanely viral. And
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they're pilloring her because, on the surface, this is just such a ghastly, horrible thing to say.
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Hey, I'm so happy that my sibling was murdered by my mom because then I was allowed to exist.
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And how could I possibly have existed if my mom didn't murder my sibling? It's not like you can
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have more than one kid, right? No, you can only have one kid. And so I'm so, so happy that my
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sibling's dead so that I can live. And even more important than that, my mom wouldn't have been
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able to play pretend on camera had she not murdered my sibling, right? You can't play pretend on camera.
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If you don't murder your kids, if you don't sacrifice your children to Baal or Moloch,
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you can't, how could you possibly put on makeup and play pretend on camera? It's not possible.
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And so that's obviously worth it too. Obviously. I mean, have your child or at the very least not
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murder your child or play pretend. That's not a difficult question, right? Obviously playing
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pretend it's much more important. People are pillorying Maya Hawke for this. And I think it's
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actually unfair because I can see exactly what she's doing here. Everyone thinks this reaction
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to knowing about the abortion that her mother performed on her sibling, that they all think
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this makes Maya Hawke evil, but it's not. This reaction does not express something evil about
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Maya Hawke. I think it actually expresses something good about her. And the good thing it's expressing
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is she's trying to defend her parents. You see this a lot with the kids of divorced parents,
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which for millennials and zoomers is like every kid basically, not to make light of it, but it's
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divorce has become very, very widespread. And you'll notice that the kids of divorce,
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most of the time, desperately try to defend the divorce on the grounds that, well, my parents
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were happier and it would be sad if they were stuck in an unhappy marriage. And so it was really good,
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actually. I think it was really good, and they did the right thing. And it's actually the same
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thing that you see from the kids of same-sex couples. You'll notice that when you ask kids of
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same-sex couples, do you support same-sex marriage, quote unquote, largely they will say,
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yes, oh, it's great. No, it's wonderful. But when you start to dig in a little bit
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and you get anonymous responses or private responses, a lot of them say, no, it was actually
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hard. I wish I had a mom, or I wish I had a dad, or it's really confusing. And I don't, you know,
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I lacked something, I long for something, and you get the reality of it. And so what this tells you is
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kids have a good instinct to defend their parents in everything, to make their parents happy,
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to not make their parents angry, and to try to defend them. Because they love their parents,
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and that's a really good thing. Growing up means that you need to be able to do both of those
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things. You need to be able to love your parents, and you need to be able to admit that all of our
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parents do things that are wrong, because all of us do things that are wrong, because this is a fallen
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world. And one of the traps, one of the scandals, is when you allow for, in your own personal life,
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in the life of your family, in the life of your whole political community, one of the real scandals,
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one of the real stumbling blocks, one of the tricks of the devil, is to say, okay, you have
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committed a sin, and now you can never admit it. You can never admit it, because that would be
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to acknowledge that you have some evil in you. That would be to call your parents evil, to call
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your, I don't know, your community evil. So you can't ever admit it. You just have to deny till
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you die, baby. You got to stick with the story. But no, the healthy response is to say, no, no,
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we love, we have a proper love of ourselves, so we don't hate ourselves because we sin.
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We love our parents, obviously for many reasons. We love our communities, and the truth exists,
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and sin is wrong, and abortion's always wrong. And you know, mommy who killed my sibling,
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mommy was wrong to do that. And she might have had all sorts of reasons, but she did something
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wrong. And I still love her, but she did something wrong. And it obviously wasn't worth it.
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There's this meme that's been going around. It's heartbreaking, brutal, and it's why it's right.
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And it's this meme of a little drawing, almost like a little kid's drawing of an actress, looks
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like Uma Thurman, actually, who's receiving some golden award. And then there's a baby up in a cloud
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in heaven saying, was it worth it, mommy? And the answer is, of course, obviously not.
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Winning an Oscar is not worth killing your kid. Nothing in this world is worth killing your kid.
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To take it actually one step further, nothing in this world is worth committing a mortal sin.
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Because, well, I'm not the first to observe it. What does it profit a man to gain the whole world,
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but to lose his soul? Ultimately, we are here for a relatively short period of time. And then we go
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take a dirt nap, turn to worm food, you know, we shuffle off this mortal coil. But because we have
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rational souls, we are also eternal creatures. And the amount that we're walking on earth is relatively
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small relative to eternity. And so what's it all for? You know, what's the point? Why do you wake
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up in the morning and do your job? Whether your job is to be a Hollywood actress or your job is to
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be a construction worker or your job is to be an electrician or your job is to do spreadsheets at
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the widget factory? What is the point of it? Is the point to make money? Not really, because money is
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just stuff and stuff corrupts and corrodes and goes away. No, you say, well, it's to make money so that I
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can buy stuff so that I can feed my family, so that I can keep a roof over my head, so that I can buy a
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car to drive my kids to school, whatever it is. Okay, what's all that for? What's it all ultimately
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for when all of those things are going to pass away? The only thing that it can ultimately be for
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is something eternal. And ultimately, all of it is for the glory of God. And that's not just like
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Bible thumping, sentimental, nice, soft soap stuff. That is the only conclusion that one can reach
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if one applies one's reasons to the facts of life. And so it's obviously not worth it.
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And this girl is mistaken every step of the way. You don't need to kill one child to have another
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child. You don't need to kill your kid to have a career. You don't need to kill your kid to play
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pretend on camera. It would not be worth it even if those things were true. And so this girl, she goes
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viral. And we do this all the time. We just keep digging ourselves deeper and deeper and deeper.
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You see this at the political level. We have to go through all of these twists and turns of logic
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to try to defend bizarre aspects of the law, bizarre policies, and to try to make them seem like
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they're constitutional. Because we just keep making all these mistakes. We have to double down
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to use the example we're talking about, Roe v. Wade. Roe v. Wade was a ridiculous Supreme Court decision
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that invented out of whole cloth a license to kill babies in the Constitution. It's not there.
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It was never there at all. When the federal law addressed abortion at all for most of our nation's
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history, it outlawed it. But because in 1973, these judges pretended that there was a license to
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abortion, then they had to come up with all of these other ridiculous reasonings, substantive due
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process, and the right to privacy, and the right to define our own concept of existence, the sweet
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mystery of life passage from Planned Parenthood v. Casey, the care of the romantic poet Justice
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Kennedy. And you don't have to do that. You don't have to do that. You can just say,
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yeah, we want women to feel that they have an appropriate control of their bodies,
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and you can't kill kids. Yeah, we love ourselves and our parents and our country, but we acknowledge
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that we do things that are wrong sometimes. You can do that. You don't. Maya Hawke, there is a better
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way. There is a better way. Okay, speaking of kids and bizarre ideologies, I am so dead set on getting
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to this story about a young Christian student at an Oklahoma university who wrote a paper for a
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trans professor, and she cited the Bible, and she got zero points on the paper. And the libs are
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is a student named Samantha Fulnecki. Nice, cute, normal-looking, apparently conservative Christian
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girl. She's taken a class from a trans-identifying professor, Mel Curtis, who looks like you would
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expect him to look. Let's put it that way. You can see there's a little, in the professor's comment,
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you can see he looks like he should not be teaching at university. He looks like he should be in a padded
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cell. Why did this young woman decide to take this guy's class? I have no idea, but I don't know. These
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days at universities, maybe there's not much choice. In any case, she was asked to respond to an article
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and to give her opinion, her reaction to the article. She did that. It was an article about
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gender identity, and she said, yeah, I'm not really persuaded by this stuff about gender identity,
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and here's why. Here's what I think about gender identity, and she cites the Bible.
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And the professor loses it, goes off. The professor says to call an entire group of people
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demonic is highly offensive, especially a minoritized population. How did this professor
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graduate from the third grade, much less become a university professor? Minoritized? What is
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minoritized? This is what the professor wrote on the grading platform. Now, the liberals are saying,
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this girl's a big dummy, and she's just a hillbilly citing the Bible, and she shouldn't have gotten any
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points on this because you're not allowed to cite the Bible on scientific papers, and she doesn't
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know anything, and she deserved her grade. Then you have the fancy pants conservatives who are saying,
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well, actually, I read the paper, and it's not very well written. So it's like, why are we defending
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this girl? It's like, she needs to write a little bit better, okay? And they're both totally wrong.
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So I have here, very briefly, we're just going to look, I have the essay, I have this trans
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identifying professor's grades, and I have the prompt. Here's the prompt.
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Reaction papers are graded on a 25-point scale, evaluated on the basis of the following. Does the
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paper show a clear tie-in to the assigned article? 10 points. Does the paper present a thoughtful reaction
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or response to the article rather than a summary? Is the paper clearly written? That's it. Those are
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the three things. This is not like you're writing a dissertation from the University of Oxford. Okay,
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this is a very basic thing. Read a paper, react to it, be on topic, talk about the topic that the
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paper talks about, but give your personal reaction. Don't just summarize it, give a reaction. Bring
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something into the article and write it clearly. And here is the paper that the left and the fancy
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pantses on the right are making fun of. The article was very thought-provoking and caused me to thoroughly
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evaluate the idea of gender and the role it plays in our society. The article discussed peers using
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teasing as a way to enforce gender norms. I do not necessarily see this as a problem.
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Awesome. Love that. It's great. Not cruel teasing, but just a little bit. It's okay.
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God made male and female and made us differently from each other on purpose and for a purpose.
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God is very intentional with what he makes, and I believe trying to change that would only do more
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harm. Gender roles and tendencies should not be considered stereotypes. Women naturally want to do
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womanly things because God created us with those womanly desires in our hearts. The same goes for men.
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God created men in the image of his courage and strength, and he created women in the image of
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his beauty. He intentionally created women differently than men, and we should live our lives with that in
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mind. It is frustrating to me when I read articles like this and discussion posts from my classmates
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of so many people trying to conform to the same mundane opinion so they do not step on people's
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toes. But pause here. I just want to point out, I'm not saying that this quick little response to an
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article is Anna Karenina, okay? I'm not saying it's the most soaring prose ever written. I have read a lot of
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college and even graduate student papers and these kinds of responses over the years.
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This is the bard compared to the prose stylings of what most people are writing.
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Okay, yes, I agree. 50 or 100 years ago, these standards for writing in universities probably
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would have been higher than all of these things. Relative to what most university students are
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turning in, this is quite well written. It uses the word mundane, let's say. It uses generally,
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with some exceptions, an economy of words. It goes on. I think that is cowardly and insincere way to
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live. It's important to use the freedom of speech we've been given in this country, and I personally
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believe that eliminating gender in our society would be detrimental as it pulls us farther from God's
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original plans for humans. They say, you can't cite the Bible. Why not? Well, it's a psychology class.
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Hear me, hear me. The Bible is, whether you believe in God, whether you're a Christian,
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whether you're Jewish, whether you're none of those things. The Bible is, I think beyond dispute,
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the best account of human psychology that we have. It is better than ancient or modern works
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of philosophy. It is certainly better than any works of psychology. Psychology, which only really
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becomes a discipline in the last 150 years or so with the work of William James, who himself was a
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philosopher. And then, obviously, it's greatly expanded by Freud and plenty of psychologists
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and philosophers since then. The Bible is a much better work of psychology than all of that. It's
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obviously pertinent. The Bible begins in its very first chapters with a discussion of this topic,
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which is pertinent to the modern nonsense that the person's responding to. And here's the trans
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professor's comment. Please note, I'm not deducting points because you have certain beliefs,
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but instead I'm deducting points for you posting a reaction, also not grammatical,
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paper that does not answer the questions for this assignment, contradicts itself, heavily uses
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personal ideology over empirical evidence. Personal ideology over empirical evidence. This is a dude
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who thinks he's a woman and dresses up like a woman and says in the comment that his pronouns are
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she slash they. But you used your personal ideology instead of, I encourage all students to question
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your challenge course material with other empirical findings or testable hypotheses. But using your
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own personal beliefs to argue against the findings of not only this article, but the findings of
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countless articles across psychology, biology, sociology, etc. is not best practice. Yeah, don't
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inject your personal baseless beliefs into science, said the she they. Ridiculous, ridiculous. I've read
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enough of Samantha's essay to say not only should she not have been given zero out of 25, she should
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have been given a full score. 25 out of 25. Okay, this is totally preposterous. And the fancy pantses
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who want to pretend that they're so much better educated than this girl are absolutely out of
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their minds. Absolutely out of their minds. I strongly suspect that this girl had the best reaction
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posed of anyone in her class. It is far above the average writing that you get out of universities.
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And this professor, the trans thing, should be fired, should never have gotten a job in the first place.
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It's absurd. And so the university says they're looking into this. TPUSA has come out, or at least
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the TPUSA chapter, perhaps the national organization. I haven't looked into it. They've come out and
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backed the student. They absolutely should. And the fancy pants conservatives who want to pretend like
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this isn't the greatest pros or whatever. I guess it isn't the greatest pros. But relatively, it's quite
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good, and they need to get off their high horse, and they need to get over it. They need to recognize
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that this girl has a lot more to say, even than many, I don't know, professional prognosticators
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and pundits, even on the right. Ridiculous. And just to bring it full circle on the politics,
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while we happily have political power given to us by the people through elections, we need to
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eradicate the presence of this kind of preposterous pseudo-academic, pseudo-scholar,
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Mel Kurth, or whatever, from faculty lounges across the universities. This person can go get a job
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somewhere else. I hope he lives a good, nice life. But he has no business at a university. This girl
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should be totally vindicated. The professor should be punished and fired. And the girl should be given
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full credit. Totally absurd. Totally absurd. I lament the decline of standards in the university
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as much as the next guy. The decline of standards is on the part of the faculty here, not on the part
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of the student. Okay. We'll get to the problems of the universities, because apparently college
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students can't do basic math. We'll get to that in a second. And then a very, very important race
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A top-rated public university says many of its students can't round numbers or add fractions.
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Yes, duh, of course, we should all understand this. Harvard, which is supposed to be the number
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one university in the country, it's not really, but it's supposed to be. Harvard, several years ago
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now, had to institute a remedial math course for freshmen because the freshmen couldn't do basic
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algebra. At Harvard, it's the first university, first college in America and supposed to be the
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most prestigious. So yeah, I bet all the other colleges have kids who can't do math too.
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What is to be done about this? This is referring to the University of California, San Diego,
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ranked sixth nationally among public schools by U.S. News and World Report. Roughly one in eight
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freshmen lack rudimentary high school math skills defined as geometry, algebra, and algebra two.
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Students have been placed in remedial high school math classes in 2023, had roughly fifth grade level
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abilities. Only 39% could correctly round the number, 374,518 to the nearest hundred, a third
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grade skill. Yeah, yeah, yeah, I'm not surprised. Not surprised at all. Why is this? This is because
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we told everyone that they had to go to college. This is because we told everyone that they could go to
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college, that they were suited for college. This is because the government forced colleges to admit
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people who were not suited for college. And this is because the government subsidized all of those
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colleges. And now students come out with hundreds of thousands of dollars in debt, and it's a terrible
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cycle. And it's because we've established our country on supposedly meritocratic grounds. But then
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in a democracy, that doesn't really work because everyone wants to be number one. And so it just levels
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down everything in a Harrison Bergeron kind of dystopian way. So we're all a bunch of babbling idiots.
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And on top of that, it's because not only do we all have calculators and smartphones,
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now we all have AI. So you never have to do any work at all. At least that's the theory.
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Many, many factors have contributed to this. However, there's a silver lining.
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Because when I was a student, I remember I was told in math class, hey, don't use your calculator to
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do the problem set or whatever, because you're not always going to have a calculator on you in the real
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world. But of course we do. We always have calculators on us all the time. And pretty
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soon we're going to have chips in our head that are going to turn our retinas into calculators.
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So you do have a calculator all the time, and you do have chat GPT at your fingertips all the time.
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So what's the purpose of education? That's what we have to come down to. Is it to get passed up to
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the next grade so we can get a diploma so that we can go to college? Because we all have to go to
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college. Because when I graduated school, 70% of kids went to college. And that's happily declined
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a little bit since then. But is it so we can go to college so that we can also not learn anything
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so that we can get a job, so that we can make money, so that we can so, so, so, so what?
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The problem here is, if you rely on calculators or now AI to do everything for you,
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eventually you have to know what to put into the calculator. You have to know what to put into AI.
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You have to be able to understand what question is even being asked. You have to
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contribute something, or you end up worshiping a dumb idol like the Psalms warn us against.
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So what is education for? It is not, as I've been yelling from the rooftop for years,
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over the contrary calls of my fellow conservatives. The purpose of education is not primarily to get a
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job. The purpose of education is not because that's just the thing you have to do. A greater
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purpose of education is to form good citizens, but that's not even the chief purpose. The purpose of
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education ultimately is to know and give glory to God. That's funny. It's kind of like the same answer
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that gave to God. But that's also not just soft soap sentiment and Bible thumping. That is ultimately
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what it is about. It is so that you can become acquainted with the truth, not just so that you
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can cram your head full of facts, but because we live in a reality that has objectivity to it.
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And so all that is for us to do is to recognize that reality and to correspond with it. And that
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reality comes from somewhere. And ultimately, what we're after is not just to make money. It's not
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just to pass a test. It's not just to get a job. It's not just to do this, that. It's not just to
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become a Hollywood actress. Ultimately, we have to be after something eternal. So there needs to be a
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delight in learning, not even learning for its own sake, learning for the sake of coming to know and
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glorify truth, goodness, and beauty, which are ultimately found in their very subsistence in God.
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That's what it's for. This is why St. John Henry Newman, doctor of the church,
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points out that a university that doesn't teach theology is a joke. It's incoherent because it
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purports to universal knowledge, but it ignores the thing that makes knowledge universal and have
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some kind of coherence with it, with itself. That's what it's for. And so it's amazing because
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some of the conservatives, they're starting to catch up. They realize, you know, these universities
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aren't really achieving their purpose anymore. But even the conservatives don't know what the
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purpose is, or they're not willing to admit what the purpose is. They're not willing to take it all
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the way. They're still stuck at, the purpose is to get a good job. Yeah, we all need to eat, man.
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I agree. But that's not, the purpose is to make good citizens, kind of. The purpose is to make sense
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of our freedom and our leisure time. Yeah, that's a lot closer. What's it for? It's got to be for
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something. Or what's going to happen, if you don't acknowledge that, if you think I'm just some kind
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of like backwards Bible thumper or something like that, if you say it's for all those other
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ancillary, secondary things, this is what you're going to end up with. You're going to end up with
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university kids at supposedly top-ranked schools who can't do basic geometry and algebra.
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Because the university will not make sense anymore. That's fine. And wait, great. I, for one,
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welcome our AI overlords. I love it. Because it's going to clarify a lot of things.
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And it's going to separate the wheat from the chaff. Not just even among people,
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but among ideas, among institutions. It's going to clarify a lot.
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Speaking of rough math, there's a race. There's an election today. If you're in Tennessee's
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seventh congressional district, right around Nashville, I've talked about this race a number
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of times. But you have to go vote today. Because the race is between Matt Van Epps, a Republican,
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and Afton Bain, who is a lunatic, a cartoonish villain, who's running as a Democrat on the
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platform that she hates Nashville, hates country music, hates the people in Nashville, hates
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Tennessee, is as radically leftist as it comes. This is supposed to be a major Republican district.
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There's a Republican congressman who's retiring. We're going to see who replaces that person.
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This should be a runaway race. And yet, the polling today, Matt Van Epps, 48, Republican,
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Democrat, Afton Bain, 46. It's a two-point race. Margin of error is almost four points.
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It's a dead heat. Dead heat. I don't, you know, sometimes congressional district polling is not as
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good as other polling. And it's an off year. It's not even in a midterm year. It's off of a midterm
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year. And if the Democrat wins this race, we're going to have to start preparing for a bloodbath
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in the midterms. First, what's going to happen is, if the Democrat wins this race, then you're going
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to see even more members of Congress start to retire or resign, a la Marjorie Taylor Greene,
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because they're going to see the writing on the wall in either their own races or the fact that
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the Republicans are going to lose the majority. And then they're going to be in the minority after
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the midterms. And it's going to be miserable. And the Democrats are going to subpoena everyone
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and try to, they're going to impeach Trump. And it's going to be a bloodbath.
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They, this is getting real guys. This is starting to really get real. So
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there are going to be all sorts of excuses after the, after the election. If the Democrat wins,
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ah, it's an off year. Ah, we didn't have a good grand game. Ah, the Republican didn't campaign
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Well, this is a real, this is a bigger bellwether, I think, than the Momdani election in New York,
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than New Jersey, than the Democrats in Virginia. This is a, this is a big one. If you're in Tennessee
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seven, get out to vote, get out to vote, please. And then we'll see what we'll be and we'll race
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ourselves. Okay. Now, speaking of Congress, really important story. Bernie Moreno, a Republican
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senator, great Republican senator, new Republican senator, Bernie Moreno has just come out
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and proposed ending dual citizenship. Big issue.
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A big issue that pertains to a lot of fights in the GOP right now over foreign policy,
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I guess in part over Israel, which has become one of these flashpoints,
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in part over immigration, in part over Latin America, in part over all these things.
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Bernie Moreno comes out and he says, hey, it's kind of crazy that people have dual citizenship.
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Isn't it? I think we need to get rid of that. And there is going to be, talk about just bloodbath,
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vicious intraparty fighting. There's going to be a major fight within the Republican party over this
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issue. If it gets, if the issue is able to rise to the level of getting traction, as I think it
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should, because Bernie Moreno is completely right. Dual citizenship is preposterous. Given what
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for everyone on your list before it's too late. My favorite comment yesterday from the
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Drummer's Workshop Norm's Music. Wow, of course. Oh, you know what? I actually didn't even pick it
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yet. I didn't pick the comment, so the producers picked it. We're going to see if this is right.
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Drummer's Workshop Norm's Music is usually pretty good. Wajahat Ali is the type of guy to eat an
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entire meal at a restaurant and ask for his money back because he thought it was too salty.
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Hmm. That's true. That's true. I'd like to see the other comments. It didn't.
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Drummer's Workshop Norm's Music, he's got a lot of hits, but I don't know. I want to see the other
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comments. Bernie Moreno says we got to get rid of dual citizenship. Bernie Moreno was a citizen
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of another country. He writes, one of the greatest honors of my life was when I became an American
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citizen at 18, the first opportunity I could do so. It was an honor to pledge an oath of allegiance
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to the United States of America and only to the United States of America. Being an American
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citizen is an honor and a privilege. And if you want to be an American, it's all or nothing. It's
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time to end dual citizenship for good. Totally right. I don't see any controversy on this.
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We should not have dual citizens. Dual citizenship is absurd. It's incoherent. It's contrary to the
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nature of citizenship. Citizenship is an expression of loyalty you have to a nation.
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You cannot simultaneously be loyal to two nations. You cannot simultaneously be the same thing with
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respect to two things of the same kind, but more generally. I could be loyal to McDonald's and to
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America and to the New York Yankees. I can be loyal to all of those things because there are different
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kinds of things, a restaurant, a country, and a baseball team. But I can't simultaneously be loyal
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to the New York Yankees and the Boston Red Sox or even the New York Yankees and the Chicago Cubs.
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They don't even have to be direct rivals. They just, you can't simultaneously be loyal to both
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things. You can't simultaneously be loyal to two countries. It's ridiculous. And the idea of dual
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citizenship in America is quite recent. It really comes from this case, Afraim versus Rusk, 1967.
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Anything that started in the mid-60s has a 99.73299% chance of being bad because pretty much
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everything's gotten worse since the 60s. So what was the case? The US government tried to take
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citizenship away from a guy named Bez Afraim, who is a Polish Jew who voted in an Israeli election.
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So Polish becomes an American citizen. Israel, the state of Israel is relatively new at this point,
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votes in the Israeli election. US government says, well, hold on, you can't, what are we doing?
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Are you Polish? Are you American? Are you Israeli? We can't, you're not an American citizen anymore.
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You were, I guess you were naturalized, but you're not going to have that anymore.
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There was, the court came in and overturned that. The court said in 1967, when the court was saying
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a lot of dumb things, said citizenship must be given up accidentally, sorry, must be given up
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voluntarily. That decision overruled a decision not that much earlier, which was Perez versus Brownell
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in 1958, which said that Congress can revoke citizenship for certain reasons, which is obviously
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true. The decision to uphold dual citizenship was further affirmed in Vance v. Tarasas in 1980. So
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it's pretty recent. And then it was in the Carter administration. Jimmy Carter abandoned the
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Bancroft treaties, the Bancroft treaties in which the US government said you can't have dual citizenship.
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This issue, though, actually goes way back. This goes back to 1874. U.S. Grant, President U.S. Grant,
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in his message to Congress, lamented that there were people, quote, claiming the benefit of
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citizenship while living in a foreign country, contributing in no manner to the performance
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of the duties of a citizen of the United States, and without intention at any time to return and
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undertake those duties to use the claims of citizenship of the United States simply as a
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shield from the performance of the obligations of a citizen elsewhere. Yeah, that's great.
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So there he was talking about the Irish. Here, the citizenship question is really,
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really pertinent because of the mass migration from Latin America. But it's true just generally
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all around the world. There are plenty of people who have dual citizenship. Even half of my people,
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the Italians, they'll do this. They'll say, oh, my grandma, great-grandma was from Italy,
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and so I got dual citizenship. Isn't that cool? Now, someday, I could buy a house in Italy that I'll
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never afford and never actually buy. But yeah, now, isn't that cool? It's like Pokemon cards to them.
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Oh, I got a citizenship from Portugal. Oh, I got citizenship in the U.S.
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It's actually hard in the U.K. Oh, I got, and they're collecting them.
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Like, it's all special. Or really, what people want is the U.S. citizenship because it gives
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you so many privileges. But it's ridiculous. It is of a relatively recent vintage. It generally
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hasn't worked out very well. It's undermined national identity and actual loyalty to the
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United States, which is at historic lows. And it's totally incoherent. Bernie Moreno's totally right.
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I don't want to see Republicans opposing this. This is basic stuff, guys.
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You know, they always say, conservatives are just conserving the liberalism of five minutes ago.
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Yeah, well, if you oppose Bernie Moreno on this, you're basically conserving the liberalism of the
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1960s and 80s. I'm a conservative. I conserved the liberalism of the 1980s. Give me a break. Come on.
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This is simple. Now, speaking of citizenship questions, this was a delicious little treat.
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And a lot of people missed it because it happened last week.
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Democrats have just said the quiet part out loud on the illegal aliens in this country. Do you
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remember? Do you remember that Democrats have said over that whole government shutdown fight,
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they said, illegals do not receive federal benefits. Illegals do not receive. They don't.
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They don't get welfare. You Republicans, you're accusing us of shutting down the government to
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give welfare to illegals. They don't. They cannot get welfare. Here is a Democrat representative
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Pramila Jayapal just accidentally oopsie daisy admitting the truth.
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Yesterday, I was at a food bank in my district talking about the snap cuts, the horrible snap cuts
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and Medicaid cuts. And they told me that people are not even showing up to Head Start where they get
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their food. They're not showing up to the food banks because they're afraid. And it's not just
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undocumented immigrants. It is people of all legal statuses. It's undocumented immigrants who have
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Hold on. She almost could have gotten away with it. She goes, yeah, people aren't even showing up to the
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welfare lines anymore. You know, I mean, and it's not just undocumented. And she stopped there.
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She could have given herself a leeway to say, no, they don't. They don't show up. It's not. It's
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the because it's people of all legal statuses. It's undocumented. It's undocumented people.
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It's illegal aliens who have been here for 20 years. Getting welfare. But hold on.
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Federal law is that undocumented individuals do not have access to Medicare, Medicaid,
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food stamps, even the Affordable Care Act. That's the law. So this is a red herring from my
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Republican colleagues. That's the law. They don't get welfare. That's a red herring. They don't get
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food stamps. That's the law. This is a red herring. Well, hey, Mark, you better talk to your colleague
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in the house, Pramila Jayapal, because Pramila seems pretty convinced that the illegals do get foods
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because they obviously do. And they do get health care subsidies and they get an insane amount of
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taxpayer benefits. And frankly, I'm happy when they get their taxpayer relative. They shouldn't
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be getting welfare benefits. But if they're going to get them, I'd rather they get food and health
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care than what was going on with the Somalis up in Minnesota who are defrauding the taxpayer and
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sending it over to Al-Shabaab. They get it and they've admitted it. Bookmark that. Bookmark this clip.
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The next time when you're going to be at Christmas dinner, Thanksgiving's over, you're going to be at
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Christmas dinner. You're a liberal. Your lesbian cousin is going to say, hey, no, they don't.
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The illegals don't get welfare. Here you go. It's not. Don't take my word for it. It's Pramila
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Jayapal. Stephen Miller, as usual, a man on a true, on a righteous jihad to end mass migration.
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Deputy White House Chief of Staff, he put it pretty, pretty bluntly.
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That's it for your audience. Perfectly, Sean. This was not a loophole. The Biden administration,
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Secretary of Homeland Security, Alejandro Mayorkas, devised a scheme to fly illegal aliens into the
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country and then to escort them in mass across the border by the millions and to give them something
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known as parole, which gives them a work permit, which gives them a social security number,
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which gives them access to the voting booth. This was the plan all along, to get them here illegally
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so they can get free government benefits, get hooked to welfare and be able to participate
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in American elections. This was an attack on democracy by the Democrat Party. It's the same
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attack that we see, Sean, when you have California, a sanctuary state that is refusing to turn over
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even illegal alien criminals and gang members to ICE. So these are illegal aliens in California
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who have been arrested by California police, by California law enforcement.
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That's it. That's what it's about. They bring them over here so they can get them hooked on all
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the programs so that they can get them onto the voter rolls so that they can rig the elections.
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That's it. And we know it. We got the goods on it now. We even have Democrats admitting it.
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One last one we have to get to. It's brutal, brutal, though we all knew it. Most of us, I would say,
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knew it, though very few people wanted to say it. The FDA has admitted for the first time
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that the Fauci-ouchie, the COVID vaccine, killed kids, killed at least 10 American kids.
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You don't need to take just the conservative word for it. NBC reports, FDA claims COVID shots killed
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10 children, vows new vaccine rules. And then I love this. This is the subheadline. So FDA
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says this is what happened. The Fauci-ouchie killed 10 kids at least. Subheader. Vaccine experts said the
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memo was irresponsible and that it omits key details about how officials arrived at that
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conclusion. Vaccine experts, you just quoted the FDA. Who's more expert than the FDA? Because
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during all of COVID, what I was told is you had to listen to the FDA and the CDC about everything,
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and the NIH about everything. You had to listen to them. They were the experts. They knew everything.
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You knew nothing, even though you had eyes and ears and a functioning brain and you could see what
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was happening before you. And even though all those supposed experts kept getting things wrong,
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you were told you had to listen to them because they were the experts. They had the authority.
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So now that President Trump has cleaned house over there, cleaned house much more so than he did in
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the first term, because obviously the first term was largely before COVID. Now we're told, no, no,
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don't listen to the FDA. The real, who are the experts? Who are the experts? It's a moving target
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for the libs. The experts are whoever agrees with the libs. But what did the FDA say? Director of the
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FDA's vaccine division told agency staff in a memo that an internal review found at least 10 children
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died after and because of receiving the COVID vax. Vinay Prasad, director of the FDA's Center for
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Biologics Evaluation Research, is the guy who wrote this memo. It's a 3,000-word memo. It wasn't like a
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University of Oklahoma quick little response. It was a 3,000-word memo after an internal review
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obtained by NBC News, said they determined no fewer than 10 of 96 child deaths reported to VAERS,
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the Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System, between 2021 and 2024 were related to COVID vaccine.
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The true numbers, he said, though, could be much higher because VAERS is a voluntary reporting
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system. So the libs sees on that and they say, well, it's voluntary reporting. We don't really
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know if it's true or not. No, no, we can know if it's true because then we can follow up and
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investigate these claims. That's all point of VAERS. That's why it was established by Congress in the
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first place. But second of all, to report something to VAERS requires a very, very motivated individual
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because it's all voluntary and it's kind of complicated. So the reality is the vaccine
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injuries reported to VAERS are not much larger than the actual number of vaccine injuries.
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If anything, it would be much, much smaller. That's the problem. And it raises another question.
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Okay, well, if VAERS is so unreliable, why don't you have a reliable way of reporting these things?
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Because they don't want to have to deal with the legitimate vaccine injuries. That's obviously
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what it's about. Experts who reviewed the memo say it is misusing information from VAERS,
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an unverified reporting system that, hey, if it's so, if it's unverified, if it's so stupid,
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then how come, how come that's the one that all the experts set up? Give me a better one.
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Ah, you can't have a reliable system because then you have to be accountable.
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The system's own website warrants that submissions can contain inaccurate,
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incomplete or biased information. Yeah, yeah. Which is why there was an internal review,
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which is why it was quite conservative in its findings and said that at least 10 of the 96
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that were reported can be confirmed to be because of the COVID vaccine.
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There is no evidence that would satisfy these people. You understand that. There's no,
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it doesn't matter. The FDA said it. Well, no, nevermind that the FDA said it. They don't know
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anything. It's, there's no evidence. There is no evidence that you could present
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that would satisfy these people. They have, they are beginning with their conclusion
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that the COVID vaccine is good. And it doesn't matter even when their own experts are forced
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to change the story. They are, they are still going to stick by their defense of the COVID vaccine.
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Fauci comes out, says, if you get the shot, you dumb, stupid jerks,
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then you're not going to get COVID. And then five seconds later, everyone gets COVID who got the
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shot. And he says, well, come on. I never said you wouldn't get COVID. I just said you wouldn't
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transmit COVID you, you dopes. And then what happened five seconds later, they transmit it
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to everybody. I said, well, no, hold on. You misheard me. You misheard me. You get the cotton
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out of your ears. What I said was that it wouldn't be as bad as if you hadn't gotten the shot.
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Of course, you're going to get it and transmit it to all your relatives, but trust me,
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it would have been a lot worse if you didn't do what I said.
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And then all the lemmings, they say, well, I guess he's right. That's what it means. And
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they, it's like truly just brainwashing. But I just, we need these moments every so often
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because what the libs do is they run the lies on page one, and then they run the retraction
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six weeks later on page 10,000 of the newspaper. No one reads newspapers anymore, but they run it,
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they hide it. The first tweet gets 10 billion retweets. And then the correction tweet gets like two
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likes. And we need to take these moments to stop and say, hey, the COVID regime skeptics
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were right about everything. And the experts, the liberal technocrat experts were wrong about
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everything. And this wasn't just some academic discussion. This had very practical effects.
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10 kids died because of Fauci's stupid vaccine. And look, people die because of vaccines. People
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die because of medical interventions. You're never going to eradicate that from the medical system.
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So frankly, even that is not the chief problem. The problem is you all lied to us and you told kids
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who didn't need the vaccine that they had to get it. And now 10 kids are dead because of it.
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And all of us who you called rube, stupid, dumb, idiot, conspiracy theorists,
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we're totally right. We're completely right. We were proven more and more correct every single day.
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We are still being proven more correct five years later. And you are all wrong.
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And you have the temerity to call us dumb, to call us backward, to call us threats to public health,
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and to say we should be excluded from the political order.
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The chief takeaway from this, obviously, pray for the kids who died because of the perfidy of the
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liberal ruling class. The chief political takeaway is you were right and you will never get credit
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for it. But you were right. And the next time this happens, which will be tomorrow, which will be
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these things, these kinds of ops are being run all the time. These kinds of information campaigns,
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propaganda from the liberal political institutions that lie to you about everything,
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that fail a sweet little university student because she had the temerity to politely and
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succinctly tell the truth to her lunatic androgynous tranny professor.
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They are constantly going to tell you lies.
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And you need to have the confidence to tell the truth and to push back on them as best you can.
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And when you have the advantage of having a little political power
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to prevent them from having political power in the future in all sorts of just ways circumscribed
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by morality in the constitution. Okay. Today's Tee Hee Tuesday. The rest of the show continues now.
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