The NXR Podcast - THE FRIDAY SPECIAL - The Lost Virtue Of Hatred w Andrew Isker & AD Robles

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00:00:24 review on your favorite podcast platform thanks to love a thing is to hate its opposite i love

00:00:32 the innocence and purity of children therefore i utterly hate pedophilia i love my wife and

00:00:38 therefore i hate to see her mistreated for far too long the evangelical christian has been told

00:00:45 that he may not hate anything we are trained to not love as we ought because we are trained

00:00:51 to never hate if the christian has a passionate love for the truth of god's word the goodness of

00:00:58 god's justice and the beauty of holiness he will necessarily have an intense hatred of the lies

00:01:05 injustice and sin so in this episode we're talking about the godly virtue of hatred yes we need to

00:01:13 restore it then we have to be able to actually hate those things which god hates and in our

00:01:19 current evangelical system and certainly our current pagan cultural system, hatred is off

00:01:25 the table. It's not something that is permitted. What do you guys think? Well, I mean, I think that

00:01:30 hatred is promoted a lot in trash world, to be honest. It's just, there's certain things that

00:01:35 you're allowed to hate. That's right. And I think that a lot of times, even in the church, you're

00:01:40 allowed to hate those things. And, you know, there's so many examples that we could use, but

00:01:46 um it's it's not it's it's a misplaced uh virtue i think in the church and trash world

00:01:53 yeah no that's a really good point you are absolutely not just uh permitted but you're

00:01:58 expected you're expected to and if you don't um you know you're you're you're despised you know

00:02:03 you're ridiculed you're you know you might be one of them kind of thing right you must hate racism

00:02:08 but you must not hate you must love feminism yeah right would be like an example right yeah

00:02:14 Yeah. So we need to, we need to recapture like hating the actual things that you should be hating, I think is what the point is.

00:02:20 right yeah yeah absolutely that's good yeah i think um so much of it is it isn't it isn't enough

00:02:29 to you know to see these things in this world to see the um you know i mentioned and joel read it

00:02:35 in the cold open in the book you know the especially the entertainment complex that

00:02:41 that informs how everyone is supposed to think what they're what they're supposed to love and

00:02:45 the things they're supposed to hate even though they never really use the word hate that's right

00:02:48 it never gets called that right it's well i'm against this that's right i think this is bad

00:02:53 uh they're you're not allowed to use that word ever right um you can maybe get it out of them

00:02:58 if you try hard enough but um but these things that that form this this moral core of everything

00:03:07 after you know the 1960s to now um that like you know you just grow up in and it's in the air you

00:03:14 breathe and water you drink it's you get it by osmosis um you should hate that right you should

00:03:21 hate all of it because so much of it and in many subtle very insidious ways it is it is anti-christian

00:03:27 it's it's the opposite of what god teaches and in all these different ways whether we're talking like

00:03:32 the disney movies we watched as children or um all the all the things that are available on netflix

00:03:38 and everything else um that you don't even notice like you have to sit like sometimes um i'll turn

00:03:44 on a cartoon that i'm trying to see if like my kids can i let my kids watch this or not

00:03:49 and and so much stuff is very subtle where it's it isn't it isn't stated overtly but it's expected

00:03:56 that oh well we're gonna just be tolerant of everyone and be nice and it's like i don't want

00:04:00 my kids watching this yeah you know um but like i'm an adult and i can see this and i have like

00:04:05 my radar up for it but if you just plop your kid in front of this and say all right go watch this

00:04:11 stuff for the next 10 hours um they're they're going to um they're going to imbibe all of this

00:04:17 and internalize it without ever ever thinking about it um and and they're going to live in a

00:04:23 culture where everybody thinks this way um everybody else thinks in the same way and so

00:04:29 that entire system is something that you should hate right you should not just like dislike i

00:04:34 oppose it like no i hate that i hate that i think that's horrible i think it's evil um and and

00:04:40 there's so many things that you should that we've we've talked about in previous episodes that have 0.57

00:04:44 been done to us into our country into our culture you know the the economic expropriation that that

00:04:50 has been done over generations um and and you just see it i mean you see like right now it's

00:04:56 impossible for young people to to buy a home um that didn't happen like people designed the world

00:05:02 to be that way like you've made it that way so people can't have families you should hate that

00:05:06 you should be angry and we're told well you're not you know you're not allowed to hate hatred is

00:05:13 very bad and if you hate things that means you're probably not a christian all right that's that

00:05:18 that's horrible like get rid of that kind of thinking and that's i mean even in the previous

00:05:22 episode like well men think that way it's like this is bad i hate it um but you're not allowed

00:05:28 we've been feminized right we've been emasculated and we're we're told no you need to atrocious it 0.78

00:05:33 like a like a woman would and and think well that's not ideal for human flourishing and 0.91

00:05:40 right you know like talk about it that way right not this is evil this is bad it has to stop 0.99

00:05:45 right and that's the key it's it's it's what you want to destroy is is is what you should be hating

00:05:50 the object of your hatred right and so it's a good point you know you're right a lot of liberals

00:05:54 won't use the word hate but they certainly try to destroy things right they are very hateful

00:05:59 Oh, absolutely.

00:06:00 And they try to destroy typically good things, you know?

00:06:02 Right.

00:06:02 And so even if you-

00:06:04 Which is a thing you should hate.

00:06:05 Right.

00:06:06 They do.

00:06:06 Exactly.

00:06:07 You know, even if you're squeamish on using the word hate, which you shouldn't be, you

00:06:10 should have objects and systems and things that you're attempting to destroy.

00:06:15 Yeah.

00:06:15 Right.

00:06:15 Yeah.

00:06:16 Yeah.

00:06:16 You can't destroy it unless you hate it.

00:06:18 Right.

00:06:18 So even at a personal level, you know, if it's sanctification, like we're not called

00:06:22 to, you know, sequester sin, you know, or like quarantine sin or manage sin, you know,

00:06:27 like but we're called to mortify the flesh you know and make no provisions for the flesh so like

00:06:32 even battling sin at the level of uh omissions that can become sins of commission things that

00:06:37 we you know the righteous things that we should do that we neglect um you know it's it's you know

00:06:42 cutting it off upstream but it's mortifying it's killing it's slaying uh the dragon within you know

00:06:47 our own flesh our own uh sin but it's mortifying it's killing and then beyond that uh slaying you

00:06:54 know dragons in the land so you know but with that like you have you have to hate it um and

00:06:59 you're right like i think in evangelicalism it's funny because like what i what i read for the

00:07:03 cold open which you wrote andrew is uh kind of saying like you're not allowed to hate uh but

00:07:08 then ad immediately like you made a really good point because uh it's it's really just you know

00:07:13 it's not whether but which everybody does hate so really maybe maybe the best way to kind of

00:07:17 reconcile those two positions is you're not allowed to uh to to use the word hate you're

00:07:22 not allowed to say that you're hating something sanitized but you are yeah so you're not allowed

00:07:26 to say it but you are allowed not only allowed but again like you're you're mandated to hate

00:07:31 demand you to hate yeah so you're not allowed to say that use that language but you're mandated

00:07:36 to hate but you have it's not whether but which what what do you hate and again the church you

00:07:40 know the church just follows suit it's funny like the church i i feel like the um evangelicalism as

00:07:46 a whole right now is more woke i i think than culture why because uh evangelicals are always

00:07:52 five years behind right so like so culture there's already because evangelicals didn't win that war

00:07:57 um uh the daily wire uh which is to our shame but the daily wire uh fought back more on wokeness

00:08:03 uh than yeah matt walsh yeah matt walsh did that you know like single documentary you know that's

00:08:09 right what is a woman exactly he did way better um so so anyways but but you know evangelicals

00:08:14 are always you know catching up so right now the tide i feel like is turning in pagan culture

00:08:19 against wokeness and evangelicals you know are always late to the party they're like oh we

00:08:24 thought we were still doing wokeness sorry you know like we'll get there when we can so all that 0.99

00:08:28 being said my point is still my wokeness decorations up right exactly so all that being said my point

00:08:32 is just to say that you know i think both are true uh one it's uh it's inevitable you're going

00:08:37 to hate something it's not whether but which um the culture uh sets the tone for what you're

00:08:42 allowed to hate uh and then evangelicals uh they're just a few years behind and they say yeah

00:08:47 you need that thing that the culture hated, you know, five years ago,

00:08:50 we need you to hate that also. But Andrew's right in the sense of, but,

00:08:54 but we need to, we can't call it that. We need to change it. We can't say,

00:08:58 you know, it needs to be a kind hatred.

00:09:01 It's amazing to me because the things that the culture, you know,

00:09:04 shifts to and changes to as far as what you're supposed to hate,

00:09:09 I can't believe that people are out there.

00:09:12 They don't see that it's all circling around everything good,

00:09:16 everything in the church the church is going to be the object of hatred um mandated hatred at some

00:09:24 point yeah if things don't change that's the point of what they're doing well it already kind of is

00:09:28 it already kind of is yeah yeah and and you see that even with like wokeness um i mean i think

00:09:33 back to you know to 2020 and the mostly peaceful summer of george and and like the the reaction

00:09:40 that virtually every single evangelical leader universally had was yeah racism is this huge

00:09:49 problem we need to abolish whiteness and systemic oppression and all like they just aped all of this

00:09:55 language never once stopping to think why are these people tearing down statues of christopher

00:10:00 columbus right why are they tearing down statues of thomas jefferson like these people hate our

00:10:05 culture they hate our country they hate our entire heritage that's what they want to eradicate they

00:10:10 want to eradicate a place called america and no one would step up to say that because the spirit

00:10:15 of the age was entirely against them and so you don't have any prophets you don't have anyone that

00:10:19 is willing to stand up to a lynch mob uh and a literal one in this case and and just say no

00:10:26 you are you are wrong you need to be opposed um i love my country i love my country's history

00:10:32 warts and all i don't want you to burn it all down and they refused to say that they just they

00:10:38 went along for the ride with all of it and and hated the things that they were told you're

00:10:42 allowed to hate this but they of course yeah they don't call it that um allowed to hate and must

00:10:47 hate yeah so you must hate racism but but one thing i was thinking that like one thing you're

00:10:53 you must love uh and evangelicals are the same way is feminism yeah so like for me like one thing

00:11:00 that i i noticed is that um you know everybody courage is a virtue or maybe it's the prerequisite

00:11:06 for all virtues um but it's appreciated it's universally appreciated but it's always appreciated

00:11:12 when it's in the past so people love the fact right people love courage after the fact they

00:11:16 love courage once it's once because courage is dangerous it's it's frightening so we love it

00:11:20 once it's been safely you know separated from us by six feet of dirt so we like courage in that

00:11:26 regard um everybody says oh we love charles spurgeon you would have excommunicated him you

00:11:30 know we love calvin you would have excommunicated john knox for sure that guy you know jail right

00:11:34 away you know yeah so anyways the um but but with that i think of like okay racism like part of the

00:11:40 reason why you know amazon is doing you know did a black square and stuff in 2020 all these oh yeah

00:11:45 like that's when you know a dragon is dead like like so if it ever was if it ever was a dragon

00:11:51 and if it ever was really sinful and something that god hates and terror terrorizing the land

00:11:56 the way that you know that it's uh have been so thoroughly slain um is when uh the worst the worst

00:12:04 bad actors in in your culture they're even uh scoring points by going and kicking the dead

00:12:10 corpse of that dragon yeah yeah you know larping as as knights you know the red cross uh but when

00:12:15 you want to know what's a living dragon well it's it's easy it's the uh the dragon that when you

00:12:20 slash it with your sword it bites back yeah you know so like right now like say like racism is

00:12:26 bad you know and and see what happens yeah you know but then say no one's gonna disagree right

00:12:30 but then say say uh feminism is bad and the 19th amendment should be repealed yeah people lose

00:12:36 their minds uh-huh yeah yeah so that's where you know we're an idol is that's where you know oh

00:12:41 that's a living dragon yeah that requires not just um saluting the courage of the past the courage

00:12:46 of our fathers uh but we actually need the sons of these former sires to have courage yeah in

00:12:51 themselves and and that's one of the i mean that's one of the chapters you devoted a whole chapter

00:12:55 in the book to was was feminism and i think i think it would be worth getting into a little bit

00:13:01 just some of the early you know but the earlier you know the roots of feminism because a lot of

00:13:08 people think that feminism they think it's just the last 20 30 years yeah or something but it's 0.97

00:13:12 old yeah it's very old yeah it it is and it's those things where it just very progressively 0.97

00:13:18 makes its way throughout a culture you know like leaven through a loaf and and different conditions

00:13:24 happen you know the i mean the big one is um you know the industrial revolution happens and now

00:13:30 you start to have women working because it doesn't require as much physical strength as men 0.98

00:13:36 um and then you know world war ii is the the huge one where all of these women go to work

00:13:40 in order to to fill the gap of all the men that are gone off to war my grandmother you know rosie

00:13:46 the riveter oh yeah we can do it and and they they begin entering the workplace from that point on

00:13:52 and uh eventually uh there begins to be legal protections right same time that there's a civil 0.88

00:14:00 rights act there are all these um all these non-discrimination laws to protect women in the

00:14:04 workplace and things like that and it becomes codified where now you have to do this now now 0.89

00:14:10 legally you can't not have feminism right you can't i couldn't start a company to say i'm only

00:14:15 hiring men right because i want to i want a workplace that's just men where we can act like

00:14:19 man well sorry you will be uh you will be fined and and sued and everything else if you if you do

00:14:26 that um it's it's legally mandated um so not only does it take courage um on like the legal front

00:14:34 but also like once it's legally mandated a culture begins to internalize that and think of it as a

00:14:39 positive good and and so yeah it takes it takes a ton of courage to even speak even a little bit

00:14:45 against it say maybe this isn't so good to have this way of life uh and people will lose their

00:14:50 minds especially you know a lot of women i mean we talked about this in the in previous episode 0.99

00:14:54 um where all of these young women who you know just uh do what everybody always does they go 0.99

00:15:01 to college and they go get their career and they think well i'll have kids eventually someday 0.59

00:15:05 and then they get to their late 30s or to their 40s and they never get married and have kids and

00:15:09 they are massively regretful of this they the biological clock has run out and and they've

00:15:17 been lied to right they've been lied to by this whole system and it actually greatly harms people

00:15:24 uh but if you confront it that same woman in her 40s when she's 23 will will despise you and hate

00:15:32 you and want you dead and want you banned from the internet and and everything and and so yeah

00:15:37 it takes, it takes courage to confront things that are not good. And, and nobody wants to have

00:15:42 that. Like you said, they, they want to, we want to, um, you know, keep maintain tombs of the

00:15:48 prophets, but we don't want to do the kind of things that they did. Right. And yeah, if you

00:15:53 brought back John Calvin or John Knox from the dead and brought them to trash world today, like

00:15:57 how, what would they think of it? Right. What would they think about our way of life here today

00:16:02 in current year and and they would be appalled by by how we live and how and more than anything

00:16:11 else how our churches that claim their name and their mantle refuse to say anything about it we

00:16:18 are terrified to say anything about it um and we they would they would hate it right they would

00:16:25 hate it and and they would be filled with this righteous fury against it um and and so that's

00:16:31 that's the kind of thing that we have to recapture all right i'm just gonna say it this show is

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00:17:39 to do don't waste any more time binge watch the whole season today yep what do you think are 80

00:17:46 like what are some of the ways that you think the church like and i'm talking about reform i'm not

00:17:50 talking about joel osteen you know td jakes but like reform churches have embraced feminism

00:17:55 some of the ways huh yeah no i mean honestly we we were talking a little bit about this in the

00:18:02 last episode you know i i think that the aesthetic and the style and all of this is very geared

00:18:09 towards women um and some of it is probably out of self-preservation but um it's definitely an

00:18:14 intentional style i mean there's no reason that a pastor needs to speak in these hushed kind of

00:18:20 soft tones and and things like that there's no reason for it you know outside of you know

00:18:26 their marketing to that right um i think too even even some of the issues that they choose to talk

00:18:32 about or not talk about a lot of that is is geared towards you know uh appealing to the feminine

00:18:38 side of their congregation right um so there's there's that stuff obviously there's the obvious

00:18:43 stuff like you know women in leadership and and things like that there's all kinds of egalitarian

00:18:47 you know influences there you know even if it's not official and you have you know because you

00:18:52 get these some churches like oh you know we we're you know we're complementarian so we understand

00:18:55 that the pastor needs to be a man and then they have the director of evangelism that's a woman

00:19:01 or the director of whatever the entire staff is women and then right the pastor's a man yeah so

00:19:06 i mean there's there's there's obvious ways like that too um but i mean that's that's one of those

00:19:11 things that's just it's it's it's pervasive it's everywhere i mean how many things could you talk

00:19:15 about right you know with with that did you guys read uh there was a book um i think it's called

00:19:20 impotent church it's on the canon website it came out recently i forget the guy's name he's i'm

00:19:25 pretty sure he's a roman catholic but uh it talked about like tracing certain roots of feminism and

00:19:31 he traced it way back like i thought you know he'd go back to you know temperance and prohibition and

00:19:37 suffrage and those kind of things you know like oh dude he so he went back to the catholic church

00:19:42 which i love it you know i'm like yeah get him you know but uh but anyways was this anthony

00:19:46 eselin is that who it might be yeah that might be his name yeah but anyways he uh you know he

00:19:51 talked about how uh the infatuation with mary so he said that like as rome started to make you know

00:19:56 elevate you know when jesus slowly but surely subtly uh stopped being the example that the

00:20:04 christian should emulate and it shifted from uh from looking like be like jesus you know what

00:20:10 would jesus do to you know what would mary do yeah um because what would happen was um you know

00:20:17 jesus just became too holy uh mary's more approachable uh it's it's a more feasible goal

00:20:23 and and uh and then also this idea that the church is the bride of christ um or the church is is a

00:20:30 mother you know um and so it started it's it shifted to where like we need to emulate mary and

00:20:36 so in that in emulating mary said well what did mary do that was so good like what what did she

00:20:40 do that's so virtuous and worthy of of imitation it's like well she receives the lord um willingly

00:20:47 receives the lord gives birth uh she nurtures and so and then also i mean the catholics you know 0.68

00:20:52 um terrible i mean terribly oppressive tragic view of um you know like nuns can't marry and 0.77

00:20:59 priests can't marry you know and so then that's you have pedophilia and you have like all these

00:21:04 different things because of this terribly unbiblical view well what happened is that 0.73

00:21:08 like all these nuns, because you told them you can't have husbands and children and they're

00:21:13 women. You're telling all these women, you can't have children. You got to choose between Jesus 0.99

00:21:16 and children. And the ones who are virtuous enough to choose Jesus and, you know, a gospel

00:21:22 coalition would be proud, right? They got rid of the idol family. But like, so a lot of them, 0.99

00:21:28 what they found was that a lot of these nuns had baby dolls because they would always, as they,

00:21:33 they would wake up in the middle of night for, you know, to pray the rosary and do all these

00:21:36 different you know rituals but they would most most of the time they would think of christ um

00:21:41 as the infant yeah as the baby that they wish they had and so they would even have dolls these

00:21:46 nuns would have uh dolls and even cribs in their room of a baby doll of jesus and and you can read

00:21:52 their journals and their prayers that they would write out about intimacy with the son of god the

00:21:57 baby jesus you know uh that that i i awoke and had a vision that uh and the baby jesus doll was

00:22:03 crying and the lord was crying for me to come to him and uh to seek him to receive him and to

00:22:08 nurture with him to nestle with him and like and i'm like i'm reading this i'm like dude this is

00:22:13 so sad these are just women who want to be moms this has nothing to do with you know i know you

00:22:18 know so anyways but my point is that became it became emulating uh mary rather than emulating

00:22:24 christ so all about receiving not about jesus as king and lord you know and and so uh and then the

00:22:30 church just when it was filled with nuns with this kind of i and then the priest they're appealing

00:22:34 to the nuns it's just one dude in a harem of these women uh that he's associating with you know but 0.91

00:22:40 but sex you know but it is sexual in a spiritual sense but just not physical um and then that set 0.81

00:22:45 the tone for all the people who wanted to be a part of the church like and so anyways he makes

00:22:50 an argument are also supposed to emulate mary too exactly the men are supposed to emulate mary

00:22:55 So he made an argument saying that it really goes back all the way to like over a thousand years ago, at least the 1200s.

00:23:03 So he didn't even start with like the actual Enlightenment feminists, Mary Wollstonecraft.

00:23:08 No, he just says that like, but he's primarily, to be fair, tracking within Roman Catholicism.

00:23:13 So this is my conclusion.

00:23:14 That's his world, yeah.

00:23:15 My conclusion is that for the world, it was the Enlightenment. 1.00

00:23:18 But for Rome, they were gay way sooner. 1.00

00:23:20 And I'm totally fine with that position. 1.00

00:23:22 yeah so well you know and talking about hating all this you know and trying to destroy it trying

00:23:27 to end it you know there are so many different ways that if you just know what time it is you

00:23:32 have an honest appraisal of our situation right now that we're in um that you just little decisions

00:23:37 that you can make that that that that start to cut at the root of this like even word choice

00:23:42 i've noticed this as as well word choice you'll see a typical evangelical those the latest thing

00:23:47 in the news happens and they'll be very distressed or alarmed i'm distressed or concerned disturbed

00:23:53 or disturbed terrified troubled all of these words these are fine words i have nothing wrong with any

00:24:00 of these words but the reality where i weep over this you're not weeping yeah not literally no

00:24:06 that's not what you're doing why are you using that word well i'll tell you what that's how women

00:24:11 talk women that's how they are yeah they are you know a woman's day is not over until she cries 0.95

00:24:16 right so so here's the thing like like they have taken the vocabulary and and the and the way they're 0.95

00:24:23 expected to respond to something right like like when was the last time you saw a tweet

00:24:30 or a or a youtube video or tiktok where the minister says i'm furious about this angry about

00:24:36 this i'm angry about this you know and and you know jesus wept right and and and in the in the

00:24:42 scripture jesus wept because there was a deep anger inside of him yeah you know what i mean yes

00:24:47 he was he was troubled and sold yeah he was he was crying because lazarus is dead right and he's

00:24:52 moved and that literal word in the in the gospel john is he was angry right it's like whoa angry

00:24:58 at death but also angry at all the unbelief around yeah i was a christian for years before i knew that

00:25:05 and the person who told me that was an uh like an indian from india and you know in in india um i'm

00:25:11 not sure if they have the same you know feminist problem i doubt it yeah but he was like he there's

00:25:16 an anger in christ and i was like what what what are you talking about like i didn't know i couldn't

00:25:21 believe it and then i you know i did i did my greek study whatever and it turns out yeah sure

00:25:25 sure is it never gets translated that but that's what it says yeah and so like little things like

00:25:31 that even you know and again people uh people rage about this stuff all the time you know it's not

00:25:36 it's not a trait of masculinity to have a beard and uh you know you know do this it's like even

00:25:42 stuff like that like what time it is right now if you have facial hair that's good yeah you know

00:25:48 in this time of androgyny it's actually good to say you know i'm actually a guy right you know

00:25:52 what i mean and and this is going to be of an outward way of showing i was talking to my brother

00:25:56 once and you know he had his his uh little daughter in uh in t-ball or something and then

00:26:01 we were talking he's like does she like it she's yeah she likes it and he goes but next year i'm

00:26:05 not going to do that because you know these days yeah i don't know if she's going to have a you 1.00

00:26:09 know a lesbian coach or whatever i'm gonna put her i'm gonna put her in a christian like little 0.94

00:26:15 dance thing yeah that's what i'm gonna do you know it would be nice if we had a world where 0.99

00:26:19 a girl could enjoy little league or softball whatever but you know what that's not the reality

00:26:24 for a lot of people yeah you know what i mean oh exactly and so so is there anything wrong with

00:26:28 having your girl in softball not necessarily yeah but you know you gotta know what time it is here

00:26:33 you know what i mean and some of these little types of things you know make a big difference

00:26:38 you know what i mean yep and if you hate this you want to destroy it then you need to do the

00:26:43 something different something the opposite of what everyone's doing right yeah yeah it's

00:26:46 interesting yeah you say that uh when you talk about the the that language you know i'm disturbed

00:26:50 i'm distressed and i think i'm thinking about my my wife had just watched uh an episode of

00:26:56 of tucker carlson uh where he was talking about how there could be world war three with iran and

00:27:03 all these different things and she came to me and said have you watched this i'm and she's like

00:27:07 she's freaking out she's gonna be so embarrassed when she watches this me telling the story

00:27:11 but uh she's she's disturbed and distressed that's just how she was and i'm like honey i

00:27:16 didn't want you to watch that because i knew this is what i haven't even watched i'm like yeah i

00:27:21 know world war three could happen but there's nothing we could do about it right so why worry 1.00

00:27:26 But that is – it's taking that language and using it in a feminine frame because this is how women are. 1.00

00:27:35 That's how God has made them. 1.00

00:27:37 They get disturbed and distressed.

00:27:40 They're the weaker vessel.

00:27:41 And worried.

00:27:42 Yeah, they want – and what has God made men to be?

00:27:44 He's made men to be – to look at this and think, I'm angry about that.

00:27:49 I don't like that.

00:27:50 I want to fight that.

00:27:51 Right. 1.00

00:27:51 And that's, you know, I see like, I'm angry that these idiots in Washington, D.C. could sleepwalk us into World War III. 1.00

00:27:59 That makes me angry that they do that. 1.00

00:28:01 It doesn't make me distressed or disturbed or worried.

00:28:03 It makes me think, I really hate these people. 1.00

00:28:07 And that's the difference between men and women. 0.94

00:28:10 And you see, yeah, it's the feminine frame that they constantly, regularly use. 0.94

00:28:15 And it's no wonder why, I mean, you bring up, you know, all the episodes run together. 0.78

00:28:20 i can't remember which one we we did or even if you talked about it five minutes ago 19th amendment

00:28:24 no the when when it when um these guys are going to to joe rogan and to andrew oh yeah oh yeah it's

00:28:30 like why did these guys go to them well they talk that way they don't have any they don't have any

00:28:34 any bones about pretending to fit within this feminine frame they just talk like men right

00:28:39 and why why do they constantly write these why do all the young men going to jordan peterson and

00:28:44 not to our churches it's like well because you don't talk to them like men right right you don't

00:28:49 speak this way. You don't well up this righteous fury that a lot of men have and should have

00:28:57 when they know what time it is in the world that we're living in. It's like, you should be angry

00:29:01 about these things. You shouldn't just be okay with it. You should want to stop it and fight it

00:29:05 and do whatever you can within your world to oppose these things. That's how you need to talk

00:29:11 to men. That's how you need to talk to these guys to get them into your churches and to disciple

00:29:19 them because they're feeling all this stuff and they don't have anybody to turn to other than the

00:29:23 guys they see on the internet that are not even Christians. Right. And it does replicate. So this 0.99

00:29:29 is the thing. Maybe you guys have had this experience where you'll be writing a blog or

00:29:35 maybe a sermon and you use a word that you never would use in real life. Yes. And you think about

00:29:43 it and you're like, where did I get that? Well, I got that from Chandler or I got, I remember I

00:29:47 interned for jared wilson jared c wilson that's part of my story yeah that's right yeah yeah and

00:29:51 uh yeah and uh i would i would write my sermons and stuff and and all this and i would use his

00:29:57 very effeminate style yeah and you know i i mean i had a come to jesus moment at one point and i'm

00:30:03 just like why am i doing this like this is not i'm not like this talk this way this is not how

00:30:07 anyone and at the time i didn't talk this way it was it wasn't wasn't me but it's it's learned

00:30:12 and it takes a lot and i'm not saying i'm some kind of special person i'm just lucky to have a

00:30:17 brother in my life that calls me on this stuff but like but they just assume that that's how

00:30:22 it's done that that's what it and and is you're going to replicate this effeminate style this

00:30:27 effeminate sort of you know kind of uh just mentality of the church of being yeah it's

00:30:33 going to replicate you're going to make your students like you yeah yeah student is like his

00:30:36 teacher the danger of centralized power is often represented by the word king as americans we hate

00:30:44 the word king. Civilian ownership of body armor is about helping people to have increased power

00:30:51 to resist tyrants and criminals. And so Armored Republic is about helping you to preserve your

00:30:58 God-given rights to the honor of the Lord Jesus Christ because he is the king of kings and he

00:31:03 governs kings and he will judge them. This is Armored Republic and in a republic there is no 0.52

00:31:11 king, but Christ. We are free craftsmen, and we are honored to be your armor spread of choice.

00:31:30 Yep. So men, all Christians, but especially men are called to hate what God hates,

00:31:37 love what god loves um we're allowed to hate we're actually commanded to if we're not hating 0.66

00:31:41 what god hates then we're not loving what god loves right hate is the opposite of love but women 1.00

00:31:46 um part of their role i think part of part of the reason why uh so many women are are depressed all

00:31:53 that there's i mean statistically there's more depression more anxiety more you know all these

00:31:56 things part of it is because of uh not you know entering into marriage not having children and

00:32:01 not having households uh but part of it also is uh it's funny like as you were sharing that story

00:32:06 Andrew, about your wife. Part of it is because our wives, women have been brought into a world

00:32:13 that they were never supposed to belong to, like a man's world. And I mean that at the level of

00:32:18 the work world, the political world. There's a lot of things that the woman is the weaker vessel. 1.00

00:32:27 There are certain things, like there are things that pastorally will go on with the church that 0.99

00:32:30 I just don't talk to my wife about. I'll talk to another man about. And it's not secretive.

00:32:35 It's not that I'm not being authentic or being real.

00:32:37 I love my wife.

00:32:38 I'm grateful for my wife.

00:32:40 We have a close relationship.

00:32:41 We have a lot of joy in our marriage and in our home.

00:32:44 But there are certain things I'm just not going to talk to her about because she doesn't need to be discouraged.

00:32:49 She doesn't need to be worried about it.

00:32:51 This would crush her if she had to think about this stuff.

00:32:53 She doesn't have the frame to deal with it that I have. 1.00

00:32:56 And so the woman is the weaker vessel. 1.00

00:32:58 And that doesn't just mean that a man in general can outbench a woman. 0.94

00:33:04 It means that.

00:33:04 It's not less than that.

00:33:06 But in addition to that-

00:33:07 Someone in the comments has been like, 1.00

00:33:08 this one woman has the world record bench press. 1.00

00:33:11 Yeah, that's because people can't speak in categories. 1.00

00:33:12 Can bench more than you, Joel.

00:33:13 Right, but yeah, I'm sure, yeah.

00:33:15 But the point is like, it's not just physically.

00:33:18 When the Bible says that the woman is the weaker vessel,

00:33:20 we've boiled that down. 0.87

00:33:21 And I'm talking about evangelicals now, 0.69

00:33:23 not just our world, 0.83

00:33:24 but we've said that it's only physically. 0.99

00:33:25 The woman is weaker physically, 1.00

00:33:27 if we're even willing to give men that, 1.00

00:33:30 that they're physically superior.

00:33:32 That's even less now.

00:33:33 But we won't even touch, and I'm talking about evangelicals, with a 50-foot pole, the possibility that she would be weaker in her disposition emotionally, psychologically, mentally.

00:33:44 Here's the thing.

00:33:45 I was just going to say it.

00:33:46 Do it. 1.00

00:33:47 You can't find one woman who can beat the, you know, like the top number one woman can't beat the top 50 dudes in a race. 1.00

00:33:58 Yeah. 0.93

00:33:59 But here's the thing. 1.00

00:34:00 The top number one woman can't beat the top 50 dudes in chess. 1.00

00:34:04 Yeah. 1.00

00:34:05 Requires no physical prowess.

00:34:07 Yeah. 1.00

00:34:08 And it's not because they're stupid or something like that. 1.00

00:34:11 Yeah, of course not. 1.00

00:34:12 She is a suitable helpmate. 1.00

00:34:13 God didn't give us a vegetable.

00:34:15 She is a suitable helpmate.

00:34:16 She is gifted and competent. 1.00

00:34:18 I can't do what my wife does.

00:34:20 I'm incredibly grateful for my wife.

00:34:22 But the smartest, it's not just the strongest men in the world are stronger than the strongest women.

00:34:27 the smartest men in the world are smarter than the smartest women yeah that that is that is just a

00:34:34 scientific that's a fact no it is yeah that is a fact and so and that doesn't mean there aren't

00:34:38 incredibly again we're speaking in generalities are there women out there who are smarter than

00:34:42 me you bet you but they're not smarter than the smartest guy i'm not the smartest guy if you 1.00

00:34:47 haven't found that out you know yet you know but you know but like but but there are guys smarter

00:34:51 than me and there's no women that can beat them and then you talk and so that's mental we've so 1.00

00:34:56 psychological and mental and physical and then emotionally um like at all these levels women are 1.00

00:35:02 not built for fighting they're not built for i mean physically they are built for nurturing 0.93

00:35:07 feeding loving embracing they are not built for war they're not built for fighting and part of

00:35:14 that this is and this is something that i appreciated about your book but a part of that

00:35:18 is uh they're not built for war and so they shouldn't be involved even in a mock war yeah

00:35:23 And that's what politics is.

00:35:26 Politics is war without the bullets.

00:35:30 It's saying, you know what?

00:35:31 Before we actually duke it out, because this matters.

00:35:35 And so we're going to, a bunch of people are about to die.

00:35:38 But let's see if we could avoid that by having a mock battle first.

00:35:42 You bring your troops, I'll bring mine.

00:35:45 And let's just see who had more and who would have won this battle.

00:35:48 And then instead of letting the bullets fly, let's just say, oh, this guy had more. 0.93

00:35:52 he would have won and and uh the the losers will respect that yeah right and so when you bring women 1.00

00:35:58 into with the 19th amendment like into a vote you're you're giving them they're mock soldiers 0.99

00:36:03 with a mock gun you're enlisting them into the same army yeah and so and so enlisting them into 0.99

00:36:08 the same army psychologically aka the 19th amendment women's suffrage there was a straight

00:36:14 line from that to now enlisting them in the army in in combat roles in a literal army yeah and now

00:36:21 with back to world war three we're going full circle with this episode um the possibility of

00:36:26 them not just being enlisted but conscripted yeah um that like uh my wife a day is coming where my

00:36:32 wife could be drafted yeah yeah and where to for me to protect and provide for my wife we now are

00:36:38 fugitives on the run from the state and i'm hiding my wife so that she's not yeah and all that we

00:36:44 don't want my wife to listen to this episode but there is a straight yeah but my point is that if

00:36:48 you think that women voting is unrelated to that it is uh that it's unrelated then you're wrong

00:36:55 yeah it absolutely is and you need to wake up yeah this this whole thing reminds me of you know

00:37:00 just this discussion the differences and distinctions between men and women just

00:37:03 dispositionally emotionally and psychologically um i will obviously never forget you know

00:37:10 my sophomore year of high school on september 11th um our our principal uh was you know very

00:37:17 competent administrator she she was you know she ran the school pretty well and was pretty well 0.98

00:37:22 respected by everyone but she goes on the intercom and to tell us you know what had happened and she

00:37:30 couldn't speak right i mean she was weeping right and in in tears and and uh if i remember like the

00:37:36 assistant principal man had to go on and like finish the message uh and and that like stuck

00:37:41 with me you know and it's not like she's deficient or or or there's something wrong with her she 0.54

00:37:46 There might've been something wrong with her if she didn't weep.

00:37:49 Yeah, exactly. 0.99

00:37:50 This is a woman. 1.00

00:37:50 She would be a sociopath if she wasn't. 1.00

00:37:52 Yeah, she's probably also a mom. 1.00

00:37:53 Yeah, yeah.

00:37:54 So this is a mother who just saw 3,000 people-

00:37:58 Just die. 1.00

00:37:58 Die. 1.00

00:37:59 Yeah, yeah. 0.95

00:38:00 And it affects her like good.

00:38:02 Yeah.

00:38:02 And a man looks at that differently.

00:38:04 But should she be leading a school?

00:38:06 Yeah, angry.

00:38:07 And you see there's this leadership position where she didn't ever have to confront a situation

00:38:12 like that ever before.

00:38:13 It was like running meetings and organizing schedules and things like that.

00:38:16 But here's one where you have to stand in the front and address everyone and tell them all what's going on, and it's this horrible tragedy, and she couldn't do it.

00:38:26 Right.

00:38:27 She couldn't do it, because she wasn't made to do that kind of stuff. 0.90

00:38:30 Right.

00:38:30 She wasn't made for that particular role to lead in the midst of horrors.

00:38:37 and um you know men i mean not all men are built for this but uh this is generally speaking how

00:38:45 god has built men right is this is this is why men are warriors and soldiers and go to battle

00:38:50 because they can take it right right so that hate you know hate and love thing like the the absence

00:38:56 of love is indifference not hatred hatred is the necessary accompaniment of love if i love

00:39:02 a i will necessarily hate b if b is a's opposite so with that being said in donner's oak and and

00:39:09 you know restoring chrysidom and but first chopping down um the oak the boniface option

00:39:15 um if we love if one of the oaks is is feminism that that's that's a big part of we got to chop 0.59

00:39:23 down feminism um and if we're gonna if we're gonna kill it you're not gonna kill something 0.98

00:39:27 that you don't hate you'll be tempted to pity it you'll be tempted to have mercy so you got to hate 0.99

00:39:31 it so you got to hate feminism so that you can chop it down but then if we're using this you

00:39:36 know that's so there's the hatred the other side of the coin the opposite is that you love something

00:39:39 and i want to posit that the thing that we love it's not that we hate feminism because we love

00:39:44 ourselves and because we love our fellow man we hate feminism because we love women yeah not

00:39:49 because we love men but like we want lives to be good for them feminism destroys men but but i i 0.80

00:39:56 I don't think it destroys men half as much as it destroys women. 1.00

00:40:01 Oh, absolutely.

00:40:01 Yeah, I know of a church where there was a controversy where one of the elders thought that, you know,

00:40:08 when there's a change happening in the church, you know, no matter how minor,

00:40:13 it should definitely not be, you know, the woman doing the, like, announcements before, you know,

00:40:18 because there was a woman doing that at this church.

00:40:19 Right. 0.96

00:40:20 It should be one of the elders.

00:40:21 It should be someone.

00:40:21 And the purpose for that was because, as you guys know, if there's any change in a church, people are upset about it.

00:40:28 That's right.

00:40:28 Oh, yeah.

00:40:28 And so the idea was, why would you put her as the lightning rod for this?

00:40:33 Because she's going to be the one announcing it.

00:40:35 People are going to come to her because she's announcing this change.

00:40:40 You have to protect her from that.

00:40:42 Yeah, right.

00:40:42 Because that's not her role.

00:40:44 If anyone's going to be, you know, drug through the mud because we're changing the order of worship or something like that, it should be the elder.

00:40:51 It should be, you know, the leader of, of, of, of the, of the church.

00:40:55 And that's not because you hate that lady. 1.00

00:40:57 You think she's incapable of reading or, you know, she's stupid or she's stupid or something. 1.00

00:41:02 It's because you understand full well that like, like you said, you know, sometimes women can get discouraged very easily. 1.00

00:41:08 In fact, I, I, I, at some point I had to tell my wife to delete her Twitter because it was so discouraging to her.

00:41:14 Right. 0.80

00:41:15 And it was affecting her.

00:41:15 I noticed I lost a follower, you know.

00:41:17 Yeah, that was her.

00:41:18 That was her.

00:41:19 So, so like, and you could look at that and say, oh man, AD is so domineering or something.

00:41:23 No, I'm protecting her because.

00:41:25 It's like you told her not to read a book or something.

00:41:28 I wouldn't, yeah, who would do that?

00:41:31 But, but that's the point.

00:41:32 It's like, and it's just weird.

00:41:34 Like the things that would discourage her to me were barely a blip on the radar.

00:41:38 Like it was just like, I could not understand, but it's because we're totally different.

00:41:44 Yeah.

00:41:44 Right.

00:41:45 In that way.

00:41:45 yeah and i have to remember to like protect my my my wife and and and and even like the stuff all

00:41:51 that like if i'm driving in the car and listening to a podcast about some like heavy political stuff

00:41:55 and how bad things could be i'm like i probably can't listen to that one yeah my wife is in the

00:42:00 car because she's going to be worried she's going to think like the sky is falling and and we need

00:42:05 to buy as much canned food as we can and head for the hills and i'm thinking like it's going to be 0.95

00:42:08 fine don't worry about it yeah like it's nothing to me but um she's not built for that she can't

00:42:14 handle that and there's nothing wrong with her at all and actually everything is right with her

00:42:17 that she gets really worried and concerned about things and and you just you see it in the difference

00:42:22 between men and women all the time and even like with the the nurturing and caring for children

00:42:27 like like my kids will fall down and like bump their knee or whatever and i'll tell my boys like

00:42:32 just get over it you'll be fine you know whatever and and she'll just hover over them of course

00:42:37 oh okay here's 13 band-aids and you know and and it's like just toughen up kid and you know what

00:42:43 They need both of that.

00:42:44 Yeah, they need a mom and dad.

00:42:45 They need both of that, yeah. 0.97

00:42:47 Yep.

00:42:48 My sons need to know that there's someone to go to

00:42:52 that can comfort them.

00:42:53 They also need to know that sometimes

00:42:55 you just need to get up.

00:42:56 Right, right.

00:42:57 You know what I mean?

00:42:57 Daddy wants you to be tough.

00:42:59 Yeah.

00:42:59 No, it's good.

00:43:00 Every little thing that we do, so like chivalry,

00:43:04 so many different mannerisms and customs

00:43:06 that we little by little thrown away.

00:43:10 So when I go on a walk just in our neighborhood

00:43:13 with my wife um i'm always you know we'll be on the sidewalk but i'm always you know walking on

00:43:18 the side of the sidewalk that's closest to the street yeah just instinctively because if a car

00:43:23 comes you know i want to be able to push her out of the way you know if somebody's drunk or whatever

00:43:28 like um you know so like just those little things are opening the door you don't even think about it

00:43:33 right yeah but it's just like but those kind of things like when we're sitting um you know uh we

00:43:38 go to a restaurant i you know you can just watch men instinctively do this they want to they want

00:43:42 to be in the seat they can see the door yeah or see the windows right because they want to if

00:43:46 there's a threat coming they want to be able to see it right away uh and defend you're in the

00:43:51 corner you're looking at the window right exactly so and all those kinds of ways so there's there's

00:43:55 this physical sense a psychological sense the way that you think uh the way that your mind is wired

00:44:01 is different than the mind of a woman at every level mentally psychologically emotionally um

00:44:06 One last thing, and this plays, you know, I'm not saying this is necessarily a different

00:44:10 category.

00:44:10 I think it plays into emotional and mental and all those kinds of things, but let's call

00:44:14 it spiritual.

00:44:16 The spiritual category, there's one other way, a key way that men and women are different.

00:44:22 And that way is that biblically speaking, and all of mankind has held to this until 0.93

00:44:28 15 minutes ago, this was the universal theological position, is that women are more easily deceived.

00:44:33 so not just that they're more prone towards worry um you know and and not just that they're

00:44:38 physically weaker um but that they're also there there is i believe um and again we're talking 1.00

00:44:43 in general women in general can you find one dumb dude you know who's like who's gullible like sure 0.93

00:44:51 and can you find one you know woman who's who's not as easily deceived of course but in general 0.96

00:44:57 women are more easily uh deceived adam sinned with his eyes wide open there's a lot of different

00:45:02 views on you know and depends which one you take but the but the point is he um and that's not to

00:45:08 absolve him of moral guilt if anything he's more guilty he didn't protect his wife he didn't guard

00:45:12 the garden and he sinned with his eyes wide open um but he was not deceived that's the whole premise

00:45:17 of first timothy chapter 2 verse 9 through 15 is paul says and it was the woman he gives here's the

00:45:22 thing that people forget paul gives the complementarians that think that you know

00:45:25 they're biblical and they're not but like the complementarian that thinks that's a conservative

00:45:29 position. They'll say, well, the reason why the man is called to lead is because God created the

00:45:36 man first. But Paul lists two big reasons. It's the order of creation, but also the order of the

00:45:43 fall. So it's not just that man was formed first and then woman was formed from man and for man.

00:45:48 It's not just the order of creation that sets the man as the head of the house, the head of his wife, 0.56

00:45:54 but it's also the order of the fall. And Paul says, and it was not the man who was deceived

00:45:59 and became a sinner but woman who was deceived became a sinner but she will be saved through

00:46:02 childbearing if she continues with faith hope and love with propriety so all that being said

00:46:06 this i mean this is just bible that's just me quoting scripture this is the universal 0.65

00:46:11 interpretation until literally the last 60 years yeah and so that women are they're physically

00:46:17 weaker weaker vessel doesn't just mean physical though it's psychological it's emotional it's

00:46:22 mental and even spiritually an extra propensity towards being deceived so why do we uh why are 0.54

00:46:29 we live in a society that is ruled by women and we live in a guy guyocracy yeah yeah yeah yeah

00:46:36 it's not a guyocracy it's a guyocracy and uh yeah exactly and and and you see this and and i mean

00:46:43 the flip side of it is like you look at like the sinful woman in in scripture and yeah and

00:46:49 proverbs and and examples of them throughout scripture um they're yeah they're easily deceived

00:46:54 but they're also um like shrewd and conniving yeah yeah jezebel right absolutely and and but 1.00

00:47:01 i mean you see it in a holy way too where um all these different examples of women crushing

00:47:07 serpents heads you know jail uh getting you know crushing sisera's head and tricking him into into 0.73

00:47:12 coming in you know into the tent and so forth like uh there's there's a reason like god that's 0.73

00:47:17 how god built women to be both in a holy and an unholy way this is this is how how they are um

00:47:23 And I think it's related to the deception of the serpent to the woman and that the woman was more easily deceived and Paul takes that up and it's there and it's understood and it isn't like, oh, Paul's this misogynist and we just need to get rid of Paul out of the Bible. 0.91

00:47:40 And it's like, no, this is fundamentally the difference between men and women.

00:47:44 And therefore, it's incumbent upon men to protect their wives and their daughters.

00:47:48 I mean, that's the big one is you see that especially young women can be very easily deceived by really scummy guys.

00:47:57 Right.

00:47:58 And your job as a dad is to protect your daughter.

00:48:00 And you should take what Paul says to Timothy there and apply it to that, that my daughter is going to be deceived by bad men because I'm a man and I know men are.

00:48:10 And I know women are and I want to protect her.

00:48:13 I want to protect my wife from bad men.

00:48:15 There's a, there's a reason why in, in the old Testament, um, if a woman made a contract and the day, I mean, it's in like numbers chapter 11, uh, the day her father hears of it, if she's single, he can nullify it or her husband, the day her husband hears of it, he can nullify it. 0.61

00:48:31 It's not because God thinks women are stupid or, or they have no agency or anything like that. 0.92

00:48:36 It's that men are there to protect them, right? 1.00

00:48:40 The fathers and husbands are there to protect.

00:48:41 uh that's why adam was supposed to protect eve and he did not like that's that's what it's about

00:48:48 and so yeah before yeah until 15 minutes ago it was like nope they're exactly 100 exactly the

00:48:54 same and you can't if you if you say that men and women are different in any way other than 0.92

00:48:59 maybe physical strength uh you're a horrible misogynist and you hate women right but that's

00:49:04 a blip on the map when you look at church history human history even outside of christendom 0.95

00:49:08 everyone and and that's a blip on the map that's only been afforded to us as you argue in the book

00:49:14 because of the immense capital that has come from chrysidom that chrysidom was so successful

00:49:20 um that it produced so much wealth uh and so much uh innovation and all these different things that

00:49:27 it brought forth um machines and the industrial age and all these different things to eventually

00:49:32 where um where now you know you can go and work from nine to five um just pulling a lever instead

00:49:38 of you know behind a shovel you know typing things into a computer right and so then all

00:49:43 of a sudden that physical distinction um was not as significant yeah because of living in the

00:49:50 capital of christendom and so it's like well a woman could go to the workplace just just like 1.00

00:49:54 a man can but then we thought like well and i guess she also could go to the military like a

00:49:58 man can she also could be a senator like a man can the emotional and the psychological differences

00:50:03 are still there right even if physical differences aren't there and you can see this in in the

00:50:07 workplaces and how they function and i've i've been in in the corporate world before where it's

00:50:12 just different jobs uh like sales are almost always all men there's very there sometimes

00:50:17 there's women there but it's only all men and like when you just get a group of guys together

00:50:20 it's an entirely different dynamic right and it's really competitive and you're in some ways you're

00:50:27 at each other's throats but you're you're also encouraged by the other guys things like that

00:50:31 where if it's a group of women in a workplace, it's like Lord of the Flies. I mean, it's like

00:50:39 catty and everyone's gossiping about each other and things like that. And it's like men and women

00:50:42 are different. That's how people operate. And even saying that, people freak out. I'm sure

00:50:49 there'll be people that see that and clip it and say, here's Andrew Isker, this horrible misogynist. 0.96

00:50:53 Um, but that's, that's a reality that, um, we've been able to kind of paper over because the economy is so productive that we can do foolish things like that. That's kind of coming to an end. Like, and even you, you, you're forced into like brutal reality that like first world views of how you treat women are the result of, of centuries, millennia of, of Christian discipleship, where even a place that's not Christian, like Israel, right? 0.85

00:51:21 They're still this kind of first world country.

00:51:23 And then Hamas comes and like kidnaps all of these female IDF soldiers, which why are 0.85

00:51:28 they in the military and, and is kidnapping them and turning, you know, probably raping 0.85

00:51:32 them and doing horrible things.

00:51:33 And it's like, oh, well, we can't have this egalitarian world, uh, because the world's

00:51:39 actually really brutal place, uh, particularly for women and men need to take the brunt of

00:51:44 that, not women. 1.00

00:51:45 right uh like you're you're like the the the nonsense the idiocy of this egalitarian you 1.00

00:51:51 know feminist kind of worldview is is coming apart right it's the luxury of christenem yeah 1.00

00:51:57 yep 100 all that being said in terms of the 19th amendment just because we want to be practical

00:52:03 that you know that toothpaste is not going to go back in the tube it's not going away so yeah so

00:52:08 like just for the record my wife votes because um i'm not willing to split our household vote

00:52:14 and so um so i'm not going to go up against you know the pagans who are going to get two votes

00:52:20 for my one yeah so i'm going to take those two votes yeah because originally that's what it was

00:52:25 we believe in representative government right now i have people representing me here in the state of

00:52:29 texas in my county and some of them i i prefer that they weren't representing me but that's

00:52:34 that's the deal raw democracy the in in biblical terms raw democracy is you know like you go to

00:52:40 the people and they say crucify him you go to the people they say we want a king you go to

00:52:44 raw democracy every biblical example of of the people getting a vote is always negative um and

00:52:50 and then raw democracy that's biblical examples but then just politically you look at like our

00:52:54 founding fathers they had nothing positive to say about you know just a raw democracy so we live in 0.87

00:52:59 a representative republic someone's always representing you once upon a time for women

00:53:03 the person representing them was their father or husband someone willing to die for them who

00:53:07 loved them who protected them provided for them it wasn't a bad gig that said we can't afford to

00:53:12 be, because some young guys, patriarchal guys, they just want to LARP all day. We want to win.

00:53:18 We actually want to win. So we don't want to just live in this ideological bubble. We want to win.

00:53:23 And in terms of winning, if you're a patriarchal guy who thinks the 19th Amendment should be

00:53:29 repealed, please have your wife vote with you in the meantime. So I just want to get that out there.

00:53:35 Yeah. My wife, it upsets some people, but she just, we go to the ballot box and she just looks

00:53:41 over at my ballot the whole time and make sure that it's the same it's like who are we voting

00:53:46 for yeah that's we who are we but it's like that's how she views it and like you said it was

00:53:54 it's it's a it was much more like the the chieftains or the the leaders of a of a tribe

00:54:00 go up to the next level to the you know um uh to the clan leader to the king you know like it's

00:54:08 it's much more hierarchical that way that was how our system was set up it was only property

00:54:11 owners that got to vote and very few people own property right and and so that's that's who had

00:54:16 political power um but yeah you have this game in the game yeah you have this universal democracy

00:54:21 where like my vote counts as much as you know someone who just became a citizen five minutes

00:54:27 ago and is addicted to crack cocaine like that's that's like oh we have the same level of democracy

00:54:32 democratic power you know it's like i that's not good that's not good that's not good if i've if

00:54:38 you um are a contributing member to your society and you you have the same political power as as

00:54:45 someone who is a net negative that that makes no sense yep yep any further thoughts final thoughts

00:54:51 on this one no good stuff man i thought that was really good i would say this though what we are

00:54:55 saying though though is if you um if you love women then you need to hate feminism yeah because

00:55:02 you're because it doesn't protect women puts them in harm's way that's right yeah and so even a

00:55:06 practical thing to do is to search your own sphere of influence and destroy any influence from

00:55:15 feminism that you can find if you love women and if you don't you're hating women right yeah yeah

00:55:21 That's good. 0.94

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The NXR Podcast - January 19, 2024

THE FRIDAY SPECIAL - The Lost Virtue Of Hatred w Andrew Isker & AD Robles

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