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00:53:28.020Nearly half of all LGBTQ characters will disappear from TV next season.
00:53:32.680glad study finds due to series cancellation 61 of transgender individuals characters will also be
00:53:38.820absent from tv now a lot of what percent 61 those are rookie numbers we got to pump those numbers
00:53:45.420it needs to be 99 yeah but 999 yeah but 61 still that is a godsend yeah just in time for uh the
00:53:53.860conclusion of the final season of stranger things i'm convinced that honestly the guys behind
00:53:58.900producing stranger things they probably knew this was in the works they were like look gay
00:54:02.600doesn't sell anymore and uh so we've got to just end the whole show because we built it on a
00:54:07.820foundation the quintessential foundation of gayness and if we don't have gayness and we
00:54:12.360don't have stranger things show yeah what are stranger things even going to talk about if we
00:54:16.400can't you know unveil another gay character in every single episode yeah and the point is we've
00:54:21.140talked about this before culture is really shifting against this since 2015 you can imagine 2017 2018
00:54:27.580I would say those were the high watermarks. I mean, acceptance for gay marriages, for example, all time highs, 80, 90 percent, even within the Republican Party.
00:54:36.520But a number of statistics have come out since then. It's been on the decline since about 2020 to 2021.
00:54:42.920That's support for gay marriage, affirmation that they should have the right to marry, perceptions of that.
00:54:47.600There's been a lot of negativity. Who could explain why it is that people have begun to view that community negatively?
00:54:54.540there's very much so a cultural revolution of saying no actually we don't like this we were
00:54:58.760told the idea hey this is just love they just want to be like normal people and then they looked
00:55:02.800around and they said well why are all these couples that are like this uh super promiscuous
00:55:07.040why are all the couples like this uh a lot of times in open marriages why are all these couples
00:55:11.320like this i was told it is love but but uh all of these seem to be getting divorced i know a number
00:55:16.600of people from college like oh i'm gay and my husband they were divorced within a year they
00:55:20.960couldn't keep it together. So there's a widespread cultural pushback going on. But to our point
00:55:25.860earlier, you've got to codify it. It's not just enough for it to be about 40% stabilized, approve
00:55:31.600of it, 60% don't. It needs to go all the way. If you're going to get back to the point where the
00:55:37.180behaviors that make young men homosexual in their behavior, if you're going to get to the point
00:55:42.040where those behaviors are outlawed, where you can't use propaganda, where the penalty for
00:55:48.320different acts and different crimes are so stiff and so high that people wouldn't even think of
00:55:55.220attempting them. It's only when you get to that point that you're going to reverse the trend. And
00:55:58.800to get to that point, the idea is you don't just need about 55% of people disagree with it. You
00:56:04.800need 70, 80, 90%. And this message, the one we talked about in the last segment, you're not born
00:56:10.440with this. You can change. And there needs to be laws against this. It's not enough in the year of
00:56:16.180our lord 2025 to say hey look i agree sometimes they go too far we shouldn't have pride parades
00:56:21.580but at the end of the day if they want to marry eh what's that's the state concern it very much
00:56:27.000so is you need to be saying those three things hey uh it's not something that you're born with
00:56:31.440you can change and there needs to be laws against this i don't want to put you on the spot but do
00:56:36.900you think there's some other words and terms that need to make a comeback as far as stigmatizing it
00:57:08.440But yeah, there is some vernacular that, you know, that probably it probably needs to return that, you know, there's a stigma of like, well, you don't want to be a bigot.
01:10:35.980he said drop a coin in the hat for pastor saying it you said it though you said but you said that
01:10:42.080but you said it oh man uh t weller 1776 he gave us a five dollar super chat just one word not even
01:10:52.980one word one letter w w again in reference to w's are not just in the chat today w's are in the
01:11:00.920super chats today isaac 556 by 45 that's a great reference for the gun guys out there said christ
01:11:08.120is king beautiful amen these were the simplest super chats we have we got one more though and i
01:11:13.520love it oh okay we got one more is it a doozy uh no it's a good one it's a good question all right
01:11:18.160here we go relevant it's a little bit of a black pill all right zach kohlberg sent in a super chat
01:11:22.040he said this the supreme court rejected oral arguments against a bergerfeld versus hodges i
01:11:26.740was hoping it would be overturned but not yet question mark if not now when i was looking
01:11:31.200forward to seeing this law trash 10 years so what he's referencing we did a short video on this
01:11:35.800when it got scheduled for a hearing the kentucky i believe kentucky clerk uh it's a woman who
01:11:43.000refused to file refused to certify a number of gay marriages she said this went against my
01:11:48.180religious convictions and she's the only one because she was actually prosecuted for i think
01:11:53.040She was sacked with a number of fines and at one point might have even gone to jail.
01:11:56.740She had standing to appeal to the Supreme Court and to say, Obergefell versus Hodges,
01:12:01.340that decision violated my First Amendment rights as far as the freedom of religion.
01:12:06.540When it comes to the law, you have to have standing.
01:12:08.560I can't just, I could, but I wouldn't get very far and say, gay people existing in my
01:12:12.920town have oppressed me in my religion, and so I need Obergefell to overturn it.
01:12:16.740You need actual standing to say, you need to revisit this precedent.
01:12:19.940This is violating my religious liberty.
01:12:22.540And so Kim Davis, this clerk, again, I think from Kentucky, she went to the Supreme Court, got all the way up there and requested them to hear her case that she was persecuted for not obliging Obergefell versus Hodges, asking the Supreme Court to revisit and overturn it.
01:12:37.140And we know at least two Supreme Court justices, Clarence Thomas, God bless him, he wrote in relation to Roe that the precedent established in Obergefell needs to be revisited.
01:12:46.120And I think there was one other, I forget what he said in what context, but he also expressed openness to this as well.
01:12:51.580So with your kind of conservative-leaning court that we have right now, I think it's 5, is it 5-4?