The NXR Podcast - THE LIVESTREAM - Supreme Court To Overturn Obergefell？

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00:00:26 breaking news the supreme court has just been petitioned by kim davis who is the only person

00:00:36 who actually has legal standing to petition the supreme court in regards to the potential of

00:00:42 overturning a burger felt if you remember 10 years ago kim davis was a county clerk

00:00:47 who was forced by the courts there to administer a marriage license to a same-sex couple also known 0.68

00:00:56 of course, as a sodomite couple. She refused on the grounds of religious liberty. Her conscience

00:01:02 as a Christian would not allow her to issue this marriage license. She ended up spending six days

00:01:09 in jail. She was actually arrested and penalized for that decision. Now, a decade later, which is

00:01:16 incredible to think that Obergerthell may not even last on the books longer than 10, 11 years.

00:01:24 A decade later, she is using the legal standing that she has, and she has petitioned court after

00:01:30 court. All the lower courts have rejected. They don't want to hear it, and so now it's risen all

00:01:35 the way to the docket of the Supreme Court. Now, we don't know whether or not the Supreme Court

00:01:39 will take up this case, but what we do know is that three justices on the Supreme Court are

00:01:45 already critical, that is publicly, verbally critical, of Obergefell, and all it would take

00:01:50 is just two more of these justices, perhaps it's Amy Coney Barrett, Brett Kavanaugh. All it would

00:01:57 take is two more, in addition to the three that are already critical and have already

00:02:01 signaled, tipped the hat, that they want to reevaluate a Bergerfell in that decision

00:02:07 in order to take up this case. And what we could see, not just in our lifetime, but we could see

00:02:13 even the year of our Lord 2025, potentially, is the overturning of this horrendous, wicked decision 0.81

00:02:20 Where states, if we go back to the state level, individual states can say there is no longer any precedent, any legal binding decision for this particular state, Mississippi, Louisiana, whatever it is, to recognize same-sex marriage, which would be a wonderful win. 0.94

00:02:39 Tune in now. 0.65

00:02:42 Okay.

00:02:43 Good enough.

00:02:44 All right.

00:02:49 busy monday yeah we're gonna get to the dc story actually directly after this this is gonna be

00:02:54 your headline this is 30 000 foot view what do i need to know is a burka fell on the chopping block

00:02:59 lord please help it too but uh exactly like you said the supreme court has been petitioned

00:03:04 hey will you take up this case and what she's applying for is relief under the grounds that my

00:03:08 first amendment rights were violated that i spoke out against something and with the 14th amendment

00:03:13 one of the problems that we have is we have these protected classes that uh for example roe v wade

00:03:17 well, you have the right to an abortion because this is a protected part of privacy.

00:03:21 Your abortion, it's something private, and so nobody can deny you that.

00:03:24 And so if someone, via their speech, via their actions, they deprive you of it,

00:03:28 they would be basically violating your constitutional rights.

00:03:30 And so she's saying, hey, I was thrown in jail for my religious objections to this,

00:03:34 but what I'm objecting for is not a constitutionally protected category in the United States.

00:03:41 That this is essential legal fiction.

00:03:43 I'm going to read what her lawyer said, and this is really good.

00:03:45 You guys need to hear this.

00:03:46 this is why this matters so much. Her lawyer, in his writing to the Supreme Court, he said,

00:03:51 this flawed opinion, Obergefell, has produced disastrous results, leaving individuals like

00:03:57 Davis finding it increasingly difficult to participate in society without running afoul

00:04:02 of Obergefell and its effects on other anti-discrimination laws. And until the court

00:04:09 revisits its creation of atextual constitutional rights, Obergefell will continue to have ruinous

00:04:15 consequences for religious liberty. I own a rental home. If there was people that applied to rent my

00:04:20 home and I decided like, hey, at the end of the day, this is two gay men. I don't want them in 1.00

00:04:25 my home. I don't want to rent to them. If they found that out, if I accidentally texted that to

00:04:29 them instead of the person who I was saying it to, I could be sued for discrimination, which is

00:04:34 insane. This is a breach of the religious liberty that we have here in the United States, but also

00:04:39 on Christian duty. Christians have a duty to say, this is not marriage. Amen. It's perfectly 0.71

00:04:44 reasonable for you to say as a christian man simply according to the dictates of my conscience

00:04:49 i am not i am not at liberty my conscience is bound by the word of god i'm not at liberty to

00:04:55 have two sodomizing men performing what god calls an abomination under my root you would also be

00:05:03 perfectly reasonable to say i don't want aids on the carpet both fantastic reasons for you to be

00:05:11 able to legally assert your will to say no i get to choose who i'm going to rent to and i can pre-judge 0.99

00:05:19 on multiple different bases and one of them is i don't want homosexuals in my home it's same with 0.61

00:05:26 employment too if someone found out that you didn't hire them potentially because of this category 1.00

00:05:31 you could be sued a massive lawsuit for discrimination and so that's why it matters

00:05:36 for the average american kim davis is one of the people that this was actually weaponized against 1.00

00:05:40 the court told her you have to issue those licenses six couples sued her because she 0.97

00:05:45 wouldn't give them license the court said you have to and honestly good for her she's a bit

00:05:49 of a character she said no and she went to jail for six days and so now she's the one turning

00:05:53 around to the supreme court and saying i personally felt the effects of this and my

00:05:57 first amendment rights were violated because this court 10 years ago said this protects this right

00:06:03 which doesn't exist yeah yeah it's kind of a i just i think about the 14th amendment which uh

00:06:08 you know, has been used in all sorts of disastrous ways, like in terms of, you know, hey, we have

00:06:14 equal protection under the law. And really what the Supreme Court, the liberal justices on the

00:06:18 Supreme Court have interpreted that to mean is you can't have any kind of preferential treatment

00:06:23 toward anyone. And they've made that the law, actually. The law of the land is you can't like

00:06:29 any one person more than the other, another person and treat them any differently. Even when

00:06:34 there are positive laws saying you can, for example, discriminatory laws. And there are

00:06:40 all sorts of reasons that we would say it's okay to discriminate. For example, if someone is a 0.99

00:06:44 felon, you don't need to hire them. You have the right to say, I don't want a felon to work for me.

00:06:49 Okay. So the law recognizes positive discrimination, but simply the liberal

00:06:55 justices have said, this is the Trojan horse. This clause, it's not even an amendment in itself. It's

00:07:00 clause of an amendment that says well we can just we can make this whatever we want it's this

00:07:06 amorphous uh uh tool and uh it's it's critical not only for same-sex marriage being overturned

00:07:13 or bergerfeld being overturned but it's just critical to return some some sense of true

00:07:19 constitutional originalist interpretation as well so yeah um i mean we should be fighting for this

00:07:24 on so many different grounds yeah i i'm i'm pretty optimistic right i i'm pessimistic about

00:07:31 plenty of things right but um but i'm pretty optimistic that a burger fell is just going

00:07:36 to get wrecked well that i mean it was such a ridiculous to be honest it's kind of shocking

00:07:41 to me that uh roe v wade got overturned before a burger fell yeah um i like so i i just seen you

00:07:48 know roe overturned i think a burger fell is just it's just an assumed it's for sure going to happen

00:07:54 real quick i want to uh give um a little shout out to chris tisking 12 256 he gave us a 10

00:08:01 super chat we appreciate it thanks chris and he said uh what is your and then he gives a

00:08:06 parenthetical statement here other than the obvious but correct because the lord tells us

00:08:12 such close parentheses response to but this will make women vote left all right so the phrasing

00:08:19 here i know exactly what he's saying but it's a little wordy essentially he's saying what is

00:08:23 your response to anyone who would say yeah but if you overturn a burger fell it's going to make

00:08:30 women vote left what my response i have plenty of responses but one is there's a simple solution to

00:08:35 that right we women shouldn't be voting right so just like overturn a burger fell and just go ahead

00:08:42 and repeal the 19th while you're at it problem solved go all the way back uh am i joking of 0.88

00:08:47 course not yeah i'm being serious the abortion way it matters way more to women like same sex

00:08:53 like it matters to them but the big one would have been abortion and it was repealed in 2022

00:08:56 roe v wade it had a bit of effect in the midterms but i don't think much and honestly they ran on it

00:09:02 like 2024 i mean like that was the issue like abortion abortion abortion they got blown out

00:09:07 so i i hear you like man this could come in and then you do this and women roll back into the

00:09:12 voting booth and say no you're not taking away these rights i just don't see the the number one 0.97

00:09:17 issue in the 2028 campaign being the rights of gay men to have gay sex and women just in droves

00:09:24 like finally yeah somebody's speaking for us i honestly don't think it'll have that big of an

00:09:29 impact people will be mad but they're sick of yeah well because what we're also yeah i mean

00:09:35 it's so it's a legitimate question we should recognize that that is something that no it's

00:09:39 a good question you're a person who wrote it in totally appreciate that yeah but no it's a good

00:09:43 Because you're always considering, hey, is this the issue?

00:09:46 Is this the hill, in other words, that we're willing to die on to sacrifice immigration

00:09:50 and our economy, so on and so forth? 0.53

00:09:52 In other words, what's our triage?

00:09:55 What's the order of priority?

00:09:57 So it's a legitimate question.

00:09:58 I just think, and I agree with you guys, that this is just not an issue, I think, similar

00:10:02 to abortion in 2024, that we're going to see turn the tide when you have mass illegal

00:10:08 immigration. 0.65

00:10:09 I would say, yeah. 1.00

00:10:10 Nobody can afford a home. 1.00

00:10:12 But can people have gay sex? 0.99

00:10:13 right exactly somebody in the chat said but joel what about uh the god-given right to take it up 0.99

00:10:18 the butt so true king i forgot about that one um but yeah that's i i think if there if there was

00:10:25 something that was going to like you know bring out all you know all the women to the voting you

00:10:29 know the voting block uh it would have been the overturning of roe and and it did like we we have

00:10:34 seen right that i mean the stats have come in we've seen that um at the end of the day uh when

00:10:39 it comes to the most important political issue for men it's uh it's the economy how will i be

00:10:44 able to provide own a home um take a wife have children and provide for them so uh the average

00:10:49 man is thinking biggest political issue for him uh can i feed my family uh the average woman

00:10:55 biggest political issue for her is um how can i kill my babies this is the difference between men

00:11:01 and women you're not exaggerating women in the 2024 election they're ranking the issues these

00:11:05 are studies abortion for young women that's the number one issue i'm voting on right number one 0.54

00:11:09 issue will i have access but can i kill my babies can i kill my babies but my point is as it pertains

00:11:15 to a burger fell it is not the same it's it's not the same sentiment um you know how people say oh 0.99

00:11:23 black fatigue fag fatigue is is palpable i mean it is like with there's so much fatigue that dude 0.91

00:11:33 the high watermark of the lgbt mafia in 2021 2022 was outrageous you talk about a political 0.98

00:11:42 voting block that has overplayed its hand and ticked off 90 of the country it is the lgbt 0.83

00:11:51 lmnop mafia you're talking about people drag queen story hour for children like people new 0.74

00:11:59 york pride parades with their with their ding dong flopping around in front of kids people are done

00:12:05 i mean even even guys who are like lifelong democrat voters they're like sorry because

00:12:11 because the rhetoric used to be look what what people do in the privacy of their home is their

00:12:16 business and it doesn't affect you so you know so what's the big deal um or you know love is love

00:12:21 and they just want to get married and have the same kind of benefits that and then what people 0.95

00:12:24 realized because because the gays made it blatantly obvious uh they basically came out as a block 0.92

00:12:31 every gay man in america basically came out they started purchasing babies which are always boys 0.89

00:12:36 have you noticed they don't purchase baby girls it's always boys they basically came out as a 0.90

00:12:41 block and explicitly publicly said out loud uh you know what homosexuality is about it is about 0.85

00:12:46 diddling little boys and so now the country is like oh you know what uh we're not gonna fight 0.67

00:12:55 for the gays anymore no thank you so i'm talking about lifelong democrat voters are like yeah man 0.98

00:13:02 like i used to make the argument that there's gay and then there's pedophilia but they're not the 0.80

00:13:06 same and it turns out it turns out that that venn diagram is virtually a circle yeah so yeah so

00:13:15 people are done yeah i mean you compassion is easy to sell from from a distance right it's easy

00:13:20 to say oh they're just it's i think about like the civil rights movement you think about someone

00:13:24 who lives in downtown atlanta and they're like hey you promised me martin luther king and i got jamal

00:13:29 turns out martin luther king isn't even that great either but to add some data too to how

00:13:36 people are fatigued this is not just like one lady finally made it up and like she's throwing

00:13:40 her hail mary over the supreme court at this point nine states so this legislative session

00:13:44 In 2025, nine states have either passed laws relating to restricting issuing marriage license or passed resolutions petitioning the Supreme Court to do this.

00:13:54 So some of them introduced it.

00:13:55 I think Representative Josh Shriver was one in Michigan.

00:13:58 Idaho, I think, actually passed it.

00:14:00 So the House passed a resolution.

00:14:02 We, the House of Representatives of the state of Idaho, are petitioning the Supreme Court to overturn it.

00:14:07 Now, that is not an actual legal case.

00:14:09 So the Supreme Court actually, so even if they wanted to overturn something, they need someone that has standing where the question is actually about the issue.

00:14:16 But so on the periphery kind of surrounding this case, you have states like full legislative bodies coming out and saying, we want this done with.

00:14:23 We don't want to issue these licenses anymore.

00:14:25 And then this is the case where we, the people, you can press public opinion and say, this is right.

00:14:31 We want this over with.

00:14:32 Like it was public support that got it here in the first place.

00:14:35 It was not in a vacuum that they woke up one day in the 90s and they're like, nobody wants this, nobody's interested in it, nobody's asking, but while we're at it, let's make sodomy legal.

00:14:44 No, we had sodomy laws against it, and then it was public pressure culminating, growing to the 2000s, into the 2010s, 2015, the public's roaring for it, all these other Western countries in Europe have it, Supreme Court says, sure, whatever, we've tortured the 14th Amendment enough, yeah, there's a right in there somewhere, but it's going to go back the same way.

00:15:05 The people say, we're sick of it.

00:15:06 We don't want this.

00:15:07 This is child abuse.

00:15:08 And then you turn around and hey, 15 years later, by God's grace, you don't actually

00:15:12 have that right anymore.

00:15:13 Right.

00:15:13 Yeah.

00:15:14 It's just political will.

00:15:15 At the end of the day, it's the same with COVID, right?

00:15:17 It's like, oh, well, you know, when the medical science changed, then we were allowed to take

00:15:20 off the mask and we could stop social distancing and we could let up on the lockdowns.

00:15:24 It had nothing to do with the development of the medical science.

00:15:30 It had everything to do with the change, the shift in the political science.

00:15:35 What happened is that we were done with COVID the very moment that the American people said,

00:15:40 not happening. And that's, and at the end of the day, that's how politics works. That is how

00:15:46 politics works. It's just, it's political will. When the American people say, ah, you know what,

00:15:51 we tried to be compassionate. We tried to be open-minded. We tried to be sympathetic and all

00:15:56 these different things. But it turns out that you don't just want to be able to have, you know,

00:16:02 tax breaks like like a normal married couple but you actually want to uh propagandize children

00:16:09 in public libraries uh you you want uh it to be in public school curriculum you want to uh to hire 0.94

00:16:18 you know surrogate mothers um and and have them grow babies for you in their womb and then rip 0.98

00:16:24 them away from the mother and then we find out that you know that you're running some kind of 0.96

00:16:30 uh some some pedophilic sex syndicate underground and and pimping out these boys that you adopted 0.98

00:16:37 to all of your gay friends like no we're we're done with it and and i think you know at some level 0.99

00:16:44 um that's that's just that that's sad it's sad but that is how things change a lot of times is

00:16:51 uh people overplay their hand and then eventually uh the public is sick of it and they push back

00:16:57 And I think that's pretty much where we are now.

00:16:59 Real quick, Nick, can you pull up Stryker?

00:17:02 He's a few comments back.

00:17:03 He had something that I just want to comment on.

00:17:06 It's a good point.

00:17:07 So this is Stryker, 5573. 0.98

00:17:10 He said, I can see a world where the only reason the 19th Amendment is not repealed is because of Christian women.

00:17:17 I hear you, Stryker, and I raise you. 0.59

00:17:20 Here's my raise. 1.00

00:17:21 I can see a world where the only reason the 19th Amendment is not repealed is because of Christian men. 0.88

00:17:27 and i might even go so far as to say christian pastors predominantly baptist

00:17:35 and they probably watch uh when we understand the text videos all right any other thoughts on this

00:17:43 because we're going to keep this video short because what we want to do is we want to go

00:17:46 into some of the breaking news that is happening right now in terms of donald trump uh federalizing

00:17:52 dc so we want to get into that but we just saw this news in regards to the supreme court and

00:17:57 a burger fell and them uh potentially hearing that case taking that up and so we wanted to do

00:18:04 that just super briefly and then go ahead and get into uh dc and trump that said oh it looks like

00:18:10 we've got what like four or five super jazz so let's get the first one let's just rapid fire

00:18:15 we'll read them off and and quickly answer go all right nick bonner uh 92 61 20 thanks so much 0.97

00:18:21 i don't really care about gay marriage i'm just reading a quote here in fact sodomites are more 0.97

00:18:26 than welcome to get married right before they're stoned to death quoting beloved big eva theologian 0.98

00:18:30 well-adjusted pastor steven anderson steven anderson hello base department base department

00:18:35 yeah steven anderson would say that uh that does not surprise me and again uh wesley was quoting

00:18:41 i'm just reading the quote just reading the quote okay and tony you want to take the next one yep

00:18:44 michael's saying 43 60s sent ten dollars yeah he says how do we repeal the 19th amendment if women

00:18:51 can vote about it that's a good question that is a great question it's easier to go from a lot of

00:18:56 people voting to nobody voting than to go from a lot of people to a few people that's probably

00:19:00 going to be the cycle yeah and if we're if we're saying uh prediction rather than prescription

00:19:07 right so what i think will happen rather than what i you know would prescribe should happen

00:19:12 okay so if it's just what i think will happen um what i think will happen is uh that universal

00:19:18 suffrage will probably end up being done away with altogether and it won't be done away with

00:19:23 with a vote it won't be that we vote our way out out of poor voting um if we could vote our way

00:19:29 out of poor voting then i i don't think we'd have poor voting i think we'd be okay so i i think that

00:19:34 um it wouldn't be that you know you get the country together and you have to persuade every

00:19:38 single one of the men plus you know one percent of the women so that you can get the majority vote 0.96

00:19:43 to repeal the 19th I don't think it would work that way I think it would be someone would come 0.65

00:19:48 into power and say I love you and because I love you I'm going to take the gun out of your hand

00:19:54 that you're pointing at your head yeah so I think it would just by fiat I think that's what would 1.00

00:20:00 happen that said though there are actually a decent number of women who recognize that the

00:20:06 19th amendment was a big mistake it seems like among young women like there's a decent bit I

00:20:12 know 25 30 they're about there of like yeah women like a lot of women didn't want the right to vote

00:20:17 in the first place so men were speaking out about it like dabney he wrote very strongly against

00:20:21 women's suffrage but also a number of women said i don't know why women are trying to bring this

00:20:25 on to us we don't want to vote we don't think it's biblical we agree with our husband so i think

00:20:29 you'd see a groundswell movement 75 80 of men but to the credit 30 40 of women as well coming out

00:20:35 and that would be enough that would be enough to scale and say this is done with yep so it could

00:20:40 happen that way and and again in terms of prescription what should be i would prefer

00:20:45 for it to happen that way and i would encourage it to happen that way i don't think it'll happen

00:20:49 that way yeah i think it'll just be taken um okay next one is the mclone uh the mcglone code

00:20:57 uh he writes in it's five dollars thank you we appreciate it he writes in i hope they go further

00:21:02 than leaving gay marriage up to the states and ban it completely nationwide the decree we are

00:21:10 not a gay country amen amen amen probably not but in terms of what should happen that would be great 0.66

00:21:17 russia's done that lgbtq is branded as terrorism there yeah russia remind me which country is that 0.84

00:21:23 that's the one that uh has banned uh homosexuality that's the one that uh is a majority muslim oh

00:21:29 no it's nationally pledged allegiance to the lord jesus christ uh they're not zionist uh they don't 0.88

00:21:35 tolerate islam um and they don't tolerate western perversion and we fund another country to try to 0.84

00:21:43 destroy them what's i don't under i don't understand i understand why we would compete 0.98

00:21:49 with china i understand why there are problems with china i understand why there are problems 0.53

00:21:53 with some countries north korea right i see why we're not friends with north korea i can understand 0.77

00:21:58 that one uh but this whole uh russia is our greatest enemy i i'm aware of the cold war i'm

00:22:05 aware i'm aware of reagan i'm aware of some of those things but but the idea that uh that we

00:22:09 would be picking fights with russia in 2025 uh does not make sense to me i don't get it all right

00:22:16 history admiral 94 61 20 thanks so much he said thank you for all that you do you've almost

00:22:24 single-handedly vindicated protestantism for younger men rejecting modernity amen praise god

00:22:29 thanks that's encouraging that means a lot okay uh last one tony christian imperialist sends ten

00:22:35 dollars thank you he says uh ga gents deacon here so when the 19th is repealed what then could we do

00:22:42 to prevent the influx of female voices in the public square attempting to manipulate and influence 0.51

00:22:47 male votes? I think you normalize a very masculine male square. When men are doing men things, 0.99

00:22:57 like real men, there just isn't a place for women. If you have men, I think of the Lincoln 0.99

00:23:03 Douglas debates. When you have that level of statesmanship, it doesn't feel like a stage

00:23:07 like, oh, I'm going to hop on and share my opinion too. Are you lost? Why are you here?

00:23:11 I think you raise the level of discourse, the quality of the men, and when you do that, 0.95

00:23:15 i think most women will see like there isn't really a place for me i think that's a sharper 0.76

00:23:19 requisite to any kind of post 19th amendment public like system right i think it's we've 0.78

00:23:27 already gotten there um so but i mean like that said like women have always in privately with

00:23:34 their husbands have always likely had you know had thoughts and concerns that affect their household

00:23:39 affect their children they're letting those be known through their husband esther saved uh her 0.93

00:23:44 entire people as a woman by simply having the the ear of the king and using her her feminine

00:23:52 power there is a feminine power but feminine power is adjacent power there have been incredibly 0.84

00:23:59 powerful women all throughout world history but their power is adjacent to a powerful man 0.99

00:24:05 um and and so for for her to be wise and to and to speak so whether whether it's um and and for 1.00

00:24:14 good or for ill right so i think of jezebel jezebel didn't have inerrant power it was by proxy of 0.99

00:24:21 ahab being married to a king and she's a negative example of using that power in a in a seductive 1.00

00:24:30 and wicked way. Abigail, it's the reverse. She's married to a deadbeat man who was powerful. 0.96

00:24:37 Nabal, he was a powerful, and she uses her power in a good way. But again, it's not her power

00:24:44 inherently. It's her power by proxy, by proxy of being married to a powerful man. So women will

00:24:51 always have influence. Women will always have a voice. The question is, what kind of voice do 1.00

00:24:59 they have and how do they exercise it? And biblically speaking, I believe that a woman's 1.00

00:25:04 voice is meant to be heard, but it's meant to be heard by her husband, by her father. It's meant 0.99

00:25:11 to be heard as a helpmate to the man that God has given her to. And she's a counselor. A woman is

00:25:20 not meant to be a king. She's meant to be a counselor to a king. And so she can advise and 1.00

00:25:26 she can encourage and she can do all that um in a way that's not nagging in a way that's not

00:25:31 aggressive or domineering in a way that models feminine beauty and humility um all these kinds

00:25:38 of things but but when we give when you make the woman herself not not her voice but you give her

00:25:45 a vote women will always have a voice but when you give them a vote um you're you're actually

00:25:50 making them an island to themselves you're making you know you're separating it from the household 1.00

00:25:56 as as the the building block molecule of society and you're breaking it down to the atom the

00:26:03 individual so now and you're splitting marriages you're splitting households um that that's just

00:26:09 not the way that god designed the world it's not the way he designed the world but yeah if we could

00:26:13 get back on the rails if we could get back to a biblical model uh women would not be voiceless 1.00

00:26:18 but they would be voteless 1.00

00:26:20 and there's a difference between the two

00:26:22 yep

00:26:23 I think we have another one

00:26:26 they keep coming in we can't get ahead of it

00:26:28 Michael just sent $4.99 and said thank you both

00:26:30 for your thoughtful answer on the 19

00:26:32 thank you Michael

00:26:33 and then Invictus Christus

00:26:36 $9.99 thank you 1.00

00:26:38 never forget the gays revealed their intentions 0.99

00:26:40 when they published the video 1.00

00:26:41 we will convert your children

00:26:42 so to Joel's point they just want to diddle the little boys 0.98

00:26:45 San Francisco gay men's choir

00:26:47 sang a song

00:26:48 and they online like they were proud of it we will convert your children and everyone's like oh

00:26:53 it's a joke they literally said like they literally said in the song this is not a joke yeah and they

00:26:59 said like you know uh they talked about the slippery slope and all these like conservatives

00:27:04 and christians have always said you know we'll do this and we'll do that and it's always just been

00:27:09 hyperbole it's always been extremism it's always been you know the boy crying wolf and then literally

00:27:15 one of the lines of the songs was but in this case funny just this once you were right we'll

00:27:21 convert your children uh bit by bit or a little bit by bit or something like and no it's it's not 0.99

00:27:28 a joke um that's absolutely because queers can't reproduce they have to indoctrinate they don't 0.99

00:27:37 have their children so they have to take your children so they're either going to buy your 1.00

00:27:43 children like dave rubin right who needs who needs uh liberals when you've got conservatives 0.86

00:27:48 like dave rubin so they're either going to buy your children through human trafficking and rip

00:27:53 them away from their mother so that they can live out their little house you know sodomite house 0.68

00:27:57 fantasy or um if they can't buy your children uh then they'll indoctrinate your children when you

00:28:03 drop them off for 40 hours a week on their doorstep because you don't want to teach them 0.94

00:28:09 and so you let uh gay men and lesbian women teach them in the public school district and that's 0.97

00:28:17 indoctrination in that case is actually the ideal outcome a lot of gay men are gay men because 0.96

00:28:21 they were molested early on so someone the pervert like that and they perpetuate it and then someone 0.94

00:28:26 else was something terrible happened to them in childhood they grew up and then that perpetuates 0.99

00:28:31 yep so yeah so gay people cannot reproduce um and so they take your kids and for us i mean the 1.00

00:28:40 strategy should be pretty simple you know but we keep handing them over but you would think it's 1.00

00:28:45 pretty simple uh how do you stop it you know how do like how come you know every decade there's 1.00

00:28:51 more and more gay people what's going on um stop giving your children to the lgbt mafia stop doing 0.96

00:28:59 it. Stop sending your kids to public school. Have kids and raise your kids. Have kids and 1.00

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The NXR Podcast - August 11, 2025

THE LIVESTREAM - Supreme Court To Overturn Obergefell？

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