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"This is Undaunted Life, a man's podcast.
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I'm your host Kyle Thompson.
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Let's get into it."
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He will wipe every tear from their eyes and there will be no more death or mourning or
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crying or pain for the old order of things has passed away.
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That is Revelation 21-4.
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So we are very much looking forward to that day and I say that collectively as a people,
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a little bit of a somber note to start on today, but don't worry, we're going to get into
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all the stuff we're going to talk about today.
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But I don't normally do this.
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I don't know that I've ever done this, but I'm dedicating today's episode to the memory
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of Jonathan Thomas Zursvi.
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So most people just called him John John.
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On September the 25th of this year, he was killed in a car accident that involved a drunk
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driver.
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It was his 13th birthday, apparently he and a friend and his mom and they all went to
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an OU game and it was as they were driving home from the OU game.
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It looks like they were struck by a drunk driver and John John did not make it.
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And the only reason that I know about this is because he's the son of a buddy of mine
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from high school and one of the earliest supporters of Undaunted Life and that's a guy named Chris
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Zursvi.
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And so just an absolutely horrific situation, I mean, I don't really follow stuff on Facebook
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anymore.
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It's just too hard with all the algorithms and, you know, all the different notifications
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and stuff like that.
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And so he reached out to me, Chris did just to talk with me a little bit and I had no
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idea this had even happened.
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And so just an absolutely excruciating thing like right on his 13th birthday, just a very
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well liked kid, a very well loved kid.
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I did put his obituary in the show notes today.
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I would encourage you guys to all go there and read that.
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As far as I know, the family doesn't have many needs right now, but anything I think
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is going to be updated in the obituary there.
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But again, just wanted to dedicate today's episode to John, John, and also just to give
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a PSA that y'all have heard about a million times at this point, but it's like, if you're
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going to drink, not at home, could you please figure out a way to not drive?
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Like, is that, is that that hard?
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I mean, honestly, like we have, we live in a culture where literally you can just open
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up a app on your phone and have somebody, a stranger pick you up and drive you over.
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You need to go and they'll be there in, you know, two or three minutes.
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And so just guys, obviously, I know there are people in my, in my audience that drink,
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perhaps you have a drinking problem, but that is one of the easiest things to do when you
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know you're going to go out and do something like that, because the ramifications of your
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decision making could end in a loss of life, not just your life, but the lives of others.
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So again, today's episode is dedicated to the memory of Jonathan Thomas-Zurzi, and just
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wanted to let his family know that we are praying for him and that we appreciate them
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very much.
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But let's kind of go and transition into what we're doing today.
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I am back, even though you guys didn't even know I was gone.
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I actually haven't been in the studio doing solo episodes for at least two months now.
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So I've been working on some amazing upcoming interviews and a new project that we're launching
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in January of 2023.
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So you guys can get really, really excited about that, but I will tell you about it later.
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But I gave you guys, because I went back and I counted everything up.
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I gave you guys 19 interviews in a row when I was not in the studio.
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I set you up with 19 interviews in a row and one Q&A just to tide you guys over.
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So hopefully that was okay with you.
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But a ton of stuff happened while I wasn't actually in the studio talking about it.
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And I've wanted to talk about this stuff on the show, but I wanted to make sure to get
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all these interviews out to you guys because I didn't want them to be delayed and things
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like that.
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So today we're going to be making up for lost time.
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We're going to be covering a lot of ground on the podcast today because don't worry.
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I've been keeping tabs over the last couple of months of all the stuff that I've wanted
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to talk to.
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So here's how we're going to, we're going to approach today.
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So you know, I normally do a big segment and then I do quick hitters.
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Well, today there's no big segment as it were.
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We're going to do quick hitters in the latter part of the show.
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So stick around to the end of the show, guys, because I'm going to be talking about, and
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this is no hyperbole here, I'm going to be talking about perhaps the most triggering
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thing that I've ever talked about on this podcast.
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I've talked about transgenderism.
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I've talked about, you know, a general mutilation of children.
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I've talked about abortion.
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I've talked about everything, but there's one thing that is going to make way more people
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in my audience angry.
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And I'm here.
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I'm ready for it.
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But here in a minute, before I get to the quick hitters, I'm going to be doing the quick
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quick hitters.
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Okay.
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So this is not something that we're going to do very much because I don't plan on having
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these big stretches where I'm not in the studio, but there's a lot of stories that came up
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over the last couple of months that they don't need, you know, 10 minutes of discussion.
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They need like 30 to 60 seconds of discussion.
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And so what I'm going to do is I'm just going to blow right through those and I'm going to
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give myself like literally like an internal timer of 60 seconds maximum.
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We're going to go through a bunch of stuff, rapid fire, just so I can give you my quick
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thoughts.
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And then we're going to get into, I think I have four quick hitters today that I think
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are well, well worth your time.
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So in the quick hitter segment, we're going to be talking about Jordan Peterson going viral
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for getting upset when asked by Pierce Morgan on our interview here recently, if he was
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the intellectual hero hero to end cells.
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So that's involuntary celibates.
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Then we have California governor Gavin Newsom putting the words of Jesus on billboards across
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the US to convince people to come to California to kill their children.
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So that's the thing that happened.
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Then we got Pastor John MacArthur from California writing an open letter to governor Newsom calling
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him to repentance.
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And then this is the thing.
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This is the major thing that's going to get everybody in my audience all angry.
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Two pit bulls mauling a two year old girl and a five month old boy to death and almost
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killing their mother in the process as well.
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So just an early spoiler alert.
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I think pit bulls should be banned completely.
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So we'll get to that later.
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But right now, I do want to talk about something even before we get to the quick hitters and
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the quick, quick hitters.
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As some of you may have heard last week, big tech decided to take a big step in silencing
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undaunted life of man's podcast.
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Okay.
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So I know a lot of you were expecting me to talk about this because you saw this on social
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media.
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But if you're listening to this on time last week, we received an email from YouTube, which
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is owned by Google, which is probably important, which stated that episode 331 of this podcast.
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Okay.
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331 of undaunted life of man's podcast titled no Twitter for Musk Biden coming for your
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guns, the greatest political ad ever and more has been removed from their platform.
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Not like, Hey, we have a question about this or Hey, what did you mean?
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The video has been removed.
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Now you can still listen to it.
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So if you're listening to this on Apple podcast or Spotify or I heart radio or or Google podcast
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or any of those things, you can still listen to that episode.
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Go to our website.
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It's still on there.
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Okay.
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But what they claimed in the email is that the video quote violates our violent and graphic
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content policy.
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Unquote.
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Okay.
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So more specifically, they assert that the this is what they kind of assert about that
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policy.
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I'll read a quote here.
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Quote content that incites others to commit specific violent acts against individuals or
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a defined group of people.
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Unquote.
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Again, I'll read it again.
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Content that incites others to commit specific violent acts against individuals or a defined
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group of people, unquote, okay.
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Now here's the interesting thing about that is you would think that if somebody in I think
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that episode was over an hour long, that in the process of that hour long video and knowing
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that, you know, it's YouTube and Google to the biggest, you know, companies on the planet,
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those different things that they would have at least been able to provide me the specific
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examples or clips or the timestamp at minimum of when I made these specific calls to violent
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acts against individuals or a defined group of people.
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This is going to be shocked to nobody.
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They didn't cite a single specific example of these calls to violence from that episode.
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Not one.
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And so you're sitting there thinking like, well, I remember writing that episode.
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I remember recording that episode.
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I remember putting that out to everybody and remember nobody saying anything.
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No one said boo about the anything in that episode.
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It's like, Oh man, that was a little rough.
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You kind of called some people to, you know, hurt some other people because it didn't happen.
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Okay.
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So they do allow you to do an appeal process, which is basically nonsense.
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But, you know, it was incumbent upon me because I, I like order and I like specificity and
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I don't want there to be a big gap in my, you know, playlist and something like that where
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I'll all of a sudden this episode doesn't exist.
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And so I appealed it.
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And the thing about it is they rejected the appeal in less time than it would have taken
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them to actually go back and rewatch the video and, and, you know, check it for bad content.
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Okay.
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So you know, the appeals process was ridiculous.
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I probably got rejected by a computer or a robot or some algorithm or something like that.
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So at least on YouTube, you guys, episode 331 of this podcast does not exist anymore.
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Now, as soon as I put that out there, a lot of you guys are like, you need to go to rumble,
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which is hilarious because you're telling me to go to rumble and we're already on rumble.
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And, and that's just kind of the thing on rumble, we get like, I'm not kidding.
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Like two or three listen or watches per episode.
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That's it.
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Like rumble is just so unbelievably far behind YouTube.
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So again, I appreciate you guys telling me, Hey, go to this platform, go to that platform.
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We're on a lot of those other platforms.
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It just kind of is what it is YouTube is the dominant hegemon in this entire space.
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So the reality of what's happening here, guys, is that our voice is being censored.
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Okay.
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Because I'm talking about things that people that work at these companies don't like.
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I'm talking about things that people that work at these companies don't want me to say out
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loud.
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This is outright censorship, especially since they can't even provide me an example where
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I could even give an explanation, anything like that.
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And guys, the reality is, and I've known this really from the beginning is as the show
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continues to grow, which had seen explosive growth, especially in the last year or two,
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this will continue to happen.
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Okay.
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So we're going to be censored from different platforms.
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And the problem is, is when you build out your entire business, when you build out your,
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your cash flow, when you build out your revenue, based on these things that can be turned off,
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that's a problem.
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So you can build up this big YouTube channel, make a lot of money off of advertisements.
9:43
And also on YouTube could be like, we don't really like what you're talking about.
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Here's your strike three, which is basically how they do a third strike.
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And then they turn off the spigot of money and they also turn off the eyeballs to your
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channel.
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Same thing can happen with Patreon.
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I get asked all the time, Kyle, well, you know, why aren't you on Patreon?
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The same thing.
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If they understand what I'm talking about and the way that I talk about it, they can literally
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just turn my Patreon off.
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We've seen that happen with, with other content creators around the globe, especially in the
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last several years.
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And so this is why we talk about wanting to insulate undaunted life from people being
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able to shut off the financial spigot.
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Okay.
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And this is the big call to action for you guys at the beginning of this episode.
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It's to become donors for undaunted life.
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I know I talk about that.
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I mentioned it just, you know, quickly on all these other different episodes.
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But if you like the content that we create and you want it to continue and you basically
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want to, you know, thumb your nose at the tech establishment and big tech that is wanting
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to censor our content, we need you like that.
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There's no two ways about it.
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I send an email out to everybody that's on our email list, basically saying the same
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thing.
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Guys, when you donate to us, that's how we're able to keep the lights on.
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That's how we're able to maintain and create the content.
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That's how we're going to be able to bring you all the stuff that we're going to be
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bringing you next year in 2023.
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It's the only way that we can make that happen.
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So guys in the show notes, you can go to undaunted.life/donate that link is in the show notes.
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All right.
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So guys, we're going to do the quick, quick hitters here.
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And I'm just going to do these in the order that I jotted them down on my phone.
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Okay.
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So there's no like, you know, descending order, you know, this story became before that story,
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but I'm just going to try to get through all these in 60 seconds or less.
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I'm a little nervous, but let's just get after it.
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All right.
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The first one here, there was another racist incident that garnered national attention until
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it was found out to be like most other racist incidents, which is to say that it was a complete
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folks.
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So Duke women's volleyball player, Rachel Richardson, who is black, which doesn't matter, but she
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has black claimed that every time she came up to serve while playing at BYU against BYU
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on August the 26th, that she was called the inward.
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Now obviously, you know, this became national attention, international attention.
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Oh my gosh.
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This racist thing that happened at this Mormon school and all these different things until
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they checked every person that was at the event.
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They checked all the video.
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They checked all the feeds.
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This never happened.
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And it's a ridiculous story.
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If you think about it, you're telling me that there was somebody that every time this, this
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girl came up to serve that they would yell out a word that would literally get them canceled
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from society, kicked out a university and ruined their life.
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Okay.
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But this is what we see with all these racist incidences and all these things.
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They're almost always a hoax.
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All right.
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Next one here earlier this month while playing against the Texas Rangers, New York, Yankee
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slugger, Aaron Judge hit his 60 second home run of the season.
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So here's the thing with Aaron Judge, he is now the rightful home run king.
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There really is no debate because have people hit more home runs in a season?
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Yes, their names are Barry Bonds, Mark McGuire and Sammy Soso, all dirty rotten cheaters.
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Every last one of them, Aaron Judge hit 62 home runs, maybe in the hardest era in baseball
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to do so because pitchers, you only see the starting pitcher, you know, two times through
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the lineup.
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And then everybody coming out of the bullpen throws, you know, upwards of a hundred miles
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an hour with the hook.
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So Aaron Judge is now the home run king.
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Congratulations to Aaron Judge.
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Next one here, Yeshiva University in New York City may be forced to allow an LGBTQ student
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group on their campus.
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My understanding is Yeshiva University is either the oldest or one of the oldest Jewish
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universities in the country and it's there in New York City.
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And the thing about it is, is they decided that they were going to suspend all student
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organizations after the Supreme Court denied their attempt to not recognize the LGBTQ organization.
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So this is obviously an attack on religious liberty.
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This is a case that everybody needs to really focus on because there's a bunch of stuff
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and Yeshiva is trying to basically do what they need to do.
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But obviously if you come from a Jewish worldview, you can't support the LGBTQ agenda.
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But in our modern society, you have to, and you have to bow before the golden calf of
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the LGBTQ lobby, or you're going to be destroyed for it.
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So we need to make sure we keep paying attention to that one.
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Next one, Red State governors flying illegal immigrants to blue cities.
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So we've seen this with Texas governor and Florida governor.
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We've seen them basically sending these illegal immigrants to different places to Chicago,
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to DC, to New York City, to Martha's Vineyard, those in those different things.
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It's a very interesting thing that these places that have declared themselves sanctuary cities.
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They get really, really overwhelmed when a few dozen or a few hundred of these people
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that they are supposedly providing the sanctuary for are thrust upon them.
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So they all of a sudden like freak out.
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So New York City, one of the biggest populated cities in the entire world, they get a few
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hundred illegal immigrants from Florida and Texas and all of a sudden they can't keep
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their social services running.
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Now it's a little weird whenever you're using, a lot of people are saying that these people
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are being used as pawns in the political scheme or whatever, but every single person that gets
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on a bus or on an airplane in a ship to a blue city, they sign a waiver saying that that's
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exactly what they want to do.
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They're not being round up and you know, you know, roped up or something like that and tossed
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on these buses.
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They're going because that's exactly where they want to go.
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They want to go to New York.
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They want to go to Chicago.
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They want to go to Martha's Vineyard.
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So I do find it to be very hilarious.
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It's like, guys, I'm sorry when your policies and your viewpoints are smacking you in the
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face.
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Next one here, Queen Elizabeth II died on September the 8th of this year and it was at
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the age of 96.
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So don't have a whole lot to say about this because not a whole lot of people had a lot
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of bad things to say about Queen Elizabeth II.
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Some people after she died, we're talking about, oh, you know, white supremacy and, you
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know, the everything that happened with the English and, you know, basically kind of spreading
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Western culture around the globe and all these other things.
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And it's just like, okay, can we just talk about how this woman who is widely respected
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by everybody, even people that didn't agree with her worldview, really, really respected
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her.
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So died at the age of 96, rest in peace to her.
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Next one here.
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According to the Guttmacher Institute, and again, this is a very, very left wing pro
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abortion Institute, the Guttmacher Institute, at least 66 abortion clinics in the United
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States have closed permanently since the overturning of Roe v Wade and Planned Parenthood v Casey.
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So all I can say to that is, I'm so sorry that that happened to you.
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I'm so sorry that your career, which is built around the slaughter of children has now
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been disrupted and it's only 66 now.
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And I hope we eventually get them all.
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So I'm absolutely all down for that.
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Next one here.
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The Children's Hospital, that is the Children's Hospital here.
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That's just about 20 minutes away from my house.
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They ended their quote gender medicine services on quote after the governor, Kevin Stitt and
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state legislators said legislators from Oklahoma signal that they would come for their funding
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if they kept mutilating children.
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And so the funny thing about this one, as I was getting primed up to basically do what
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Matt Walsh was doing, and I was going to majorly put OU Children's hospital in blast because
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I found out that they were doing gender reassignment, you know, services and those types of things.
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But Governor Kevin Stitt and the Republicans in the state house were already ready to
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go.
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And you know, they basically said, yeah, you can keep your program, but then we're going
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to remove all your federal funding.
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We're going to move all these things.
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And so I guess our children's hospital is way more motivated by their own funding than
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they are by their own, you know, misguided ideas about how they can change the gender
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of a child.
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So aim into that.
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Next one here.
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Obviously, Hurricane Ian happened, you know, in the last couple of months.
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So the people that have been affected by that, you know, we feel terribly for them.
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There are a lot of organizations out there that are supporting the people down there.
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Obviously millions and millions and not billions of dollars worth of devastation or property.
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There was a loss of life and all that.
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And so a terrible situation, guys, if you know anybody in that area, if you know some people
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that are boots on the ground helping out over there, I think you should definitely do so.
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Next one here.
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Elon Musk apparently is buying Twitter.
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So funny thing when I'm talking about episode 331, it looked like he wasn't going to get
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Twitter.
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And now it looks like he is going to buy Twitter.
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He's already signaled that he's going to get rid of like 75% of the workforce.
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It's probably has a lot more to do with the fact that you didn't really need a lot of
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those people.
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You have a lot of people doing the same job and you don't really need as much of that.
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But then there's probably some of the people that are being kicked out because of ideologically,
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they're doing things that are against free speech, which Elon Musk apparently is a big
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supporter of free speech.
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So Elon Musk is going to be taking over Twitter.
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He's going to, you know, reinstate a lot of people to the platform.
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We'll see how that goes.
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Next one here.
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Tulsi Gabbard left the Democratic party.
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So this just happened a couple of weeks ago.
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And I talked about Tulsi on this podcast before because every time she seemingly talked, it
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was like, you know, she was like almost romancing Republicans to just be big fans of hers.
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And I was like, guys, she's a Democrat.
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Like she believes all these different things, but she has officially left the Democratic
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party.
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And the interesting thing about her leaving the Democratic party is something that I said
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when I interviewed Mark Wayne Mullen here last week is she didn't even mention Joe Biden.
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Because when people leave the Republican party, they're like, Oh, I'm leaving because of Trump.
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They always say Trump, right?
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But she didn't mention a single person.
19:08
She mentioned the things that the modern Democratic party support the, the woke movements and
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all these other different things.
19:14
But the reality of Tulsi Gabbard and the reality is is that she still believes a lot of things
19:18
that the Democratic National Convention believes.
19:20
It's a lot of those same platforms, but she's just done with all the woke stuff.
19:24
She's done with all the demonization of white people and other Republicans and all those
19:27
different things.
19:28
She's going out on the campaign trail for a lot of Republicans right now.
19:31
So it's a really interesting time for her.
19:33
We'll see if she, you know, goes independent.
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We'll see if she goes into the news media.
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Who the heck knows?
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But she has left the Democratic party and she left it with, you know, she left things on
19:40
fire.
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We'll say it that way.
19:42
Trump's Jones has to pay over a billion dollars or are close to a billion dollars in damages
19:47
to parents of Sandy Hook school shooting and Kanye West was kicked out of JP Morgan chase
19:51
banks.
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And I don't mean like the facility.
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I mean, all of his bill, you know, hundreds of millions of dollars have been moved out
19:57
of JP Morgan chase.
19:58
So the thing with Alex Jones and the Sandy Hook case, there's a lot of stuff there.
20:02
Um, you know, he basically came out and said that this was a false flag operation.
20:06
And then, you know, the parents eventually sued him for that, even though he's apologized,
20:09
but they're wanting to get him for a billion dollars in damages.
20:10
Like, they may as well make it $100 trillion because it's like he doesn't have a billion
20:15
dollars.
20:16
But then you have Kanye West.
20:17
Obviously he said some pretty crazy stuff here lately, but he was kicked out of JP Morgan
20:20
chase.
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It's one of those things where it seems like people that don't, you know, buy into the
20:24
the traditional narrative in any way, shape or form now they're being, you know, trying
20:27
to be silenced.
20:28
Like obviously with what what's what's happening with this court case without Jones, they're
20:31
doing this to crush him and crush anybody else that would ever try to be him next.
20:34
And with Kanye West, it's like, yeah, you're kind of out of step with the things that we
20:37
want to do.
20:38
So here we're kicking you out of the bank.
20:39
There's a whole lot more on those two stories, but that's all I'm going to cover today.
20:42
Next one here, the school shooter from the Parkland, Florida school shooting was not
20:46
given the death penalty.
20:47
So I'm just trying to remember, I'll top my head.
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I think it was 17 or 18 people were murdered that day by the shooter, students and teachers,
20:54
and they didn't give them the death penalty.
20:57
So my understanding in the state of Florida is that it has to be unanimous from the jury
21:00
for them to give the death penalty.
21:02
And apparently there was one person on the, the jury that was vehemently against the death
21:06
penalty and something like that.
21:07
You have a heck to this person even get on the jury to begin with who the heck knows.
21:10
But this person should be dead, obviously, and they should be dead already, right?
21:15
The shooting happened several years ago.
21:17
The person was clearly guilty.
21:18
They were in their right mind when they did this and they, it doesn't matter if they're
21:22
in the right mind.
21:23
Now they should no longer be a part of society in the taxpayers of Florida should not have
21:27
to sit around and for decades keep this monster alive.
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He needs to die.
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The death penalty is there for a reason.
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It is an absolute travesty that they didn't use it here in this case.
21:37
Everyone here going back to Kanye West, he went viral a few weeks ago for going on Tucker
21:41
Carlson tonight.
21:42
So a lot of the clips from that went viral.
21:43
Obviously he was talking about the abortion issue.
21:45
He was talking about money.
21:46
He was talking about all kinds of other different things in the black community, things like
21:49
that.
21:50
But then he followed that up and then the next few weeks by saying things that were like
21:52
blatantly anti-Semitic.
21:54
And that's the thing that I wanted to kind of caution people like it's not exactly the
21:56
same way.
21:57
Same thing with Tulsi Gabbard.
21:58
But when someone from culture or someone from not your party says things that you like,
22:04
just be careful.
22:05
Like, don't go full bore and be like, Oh, I'm a Kanye West person now.
22:07
I'm going to vote for him for president.
22:08
I literally know people that voted for Kanye West for president.
22:11
It's like, God, what a loser.
22:12
How, how, how could you be so stupid?
22:14
But the thing about it is is just when people say things that you agree with, acknowledge
22:17
that they agree with you on this one particular thing.
22:20
But keep your mind right, like, like keep yourself sharp because there's a lot of people that
22:23
are big Kanye West people that they've been scrambling or they've been very, very quiet
22:27
over the last couple of weeks because he's been horrifically terrible and some of the things
22:30
that he's been saying publicly.
22:31
All right.
22:32
Next one here.
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It's planning on opening up mobile baby killing clinics so that they can provide what they
22:38
would call abortion care near states that protect unborn children.
22:43
So let's say, so basically what they're doing is like, let's say there's a state so Oklahoma.
22:47
So I think, you know, abortion's going to be, you know, basically the wild West in Colorado.
22:50
So where Oklahoma and Colorado meet, they're going to set up like a, a van or some sort
22:55
of bus or something like that on the border on the Colorado side so that women from Oklahoma
23:00
can travel there to murder their children.
23:03
So if you don't think Planned Parenthood is about abortion, I want you to remember things
23:07
like this.
23:08
They're literally setting up mobile clinics, not to give mammograms, not to give STI tests,
23:14
not to give cancer screenings for women, not to do pap smears so that they can kill children.
23:18
That's what Planned Parenthood is on this planet to do to kill children and make you pay for
23:22
the right for them to do that.
23:23
All right.
23:24
Next one here.
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There's an ex cop that killed 35 people at a daycare in Thailand, including 24 sleeping
23:30
children.
23:31
And this is a country I'm not really familiar with there with their gun laws or anything
23:35
like that.
23:36
But, you know, we get so caught up in the dangerous things and the horrible things that happen
23:39
here, but evil is prominent all over the globe.
23:42
And again, a whole lot of people didn't hear about this because it didn't happen in our
23:45
backyard.
23:46
But again, 35 people at a daycare and 24 of them were sleeping children, just just an
23:50
unfathomable level of malevolence and, you know, satanic drive and just just a horrible
23:57
horrible thing.
23:58
Hopefully this guy is killed very, very soon.
24:00
This thing here, the CDC panelists just came out.
24:03
This is all over the place.
24:04
A CDC panel of 15 people voted unanimously to add, I don't know if I can say this anymore.
24:09
I'll just keep saying the C word, you know, because I think you guys know what I'm talking
24:13
about when I say the C word.
24:14
I don't want this show to get dinged to add the C word shots to children's required vaccination
24:19
lists in order to attend school.
24:22
And then immediately Pfizer shockingly doubled the sale price of their vaccines.
24:31
CDC says, yeah, yeah, we just need to add this to the schedule for these kids, even though
24:35
there's there's really nothing to say that it would protect them.
24:38
And then Pfizer doubles the sale price within a week.
24:41
It's almost like this has been part of the plan from the beginning.
24:45
Doesn't that seem interesting?
24:46
And all these blue areas and blue states, they're just going to go along with this.
24:50
So if your kid wants to go to the government schools in those areas, they're going to
24:53
have to get the C word V word, right?
24:55
And you know, hopefully for most of you, you live in a state where you're going to have
24:59
a red governor that's going to say, no, we're not doing that.
25:02
There's already been a lot of red state governors that have basically signaled, yeah, we're
25:05
not going to allow for that.
25:06
Not on our watch.
25:07
So that'll be a good thing.
25:08
But we'll see how that goes.
25:09
Next one here.
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Pfizer again, apparently didn't test their COVID vaccine for blocking the transmission of
25:15
the virus.
25:16
Okay.
25:17
So again, in order for things, I think I just said the COVID word.
25:19
All right.
25:20
I've already broken the ceiling.
25:21
So here we go.
25:22
But they were supposed to test it obviously because what we were sold this entire time
25:25
is hey, don't just get the vaccine to save yourself.
25:29
Don't do that.
25:30
You need to get the vaccine to save yourself and potentially to save others.
25:34
But Pfizer, this was at some, you know, conference over in Europe or something like that.
25:39
One of the executives from Pfizer basically admitted, yeah, we didn't, we didn't test
25:42
this for whether or not it would block the transmission of the virus from one, you know,
25:46
barrier to another, which is the whole point of why you did this.
25:50
This is what you sold to us.
25:51
You have to get the vaccine to save grandma.
25:53
You have to get the vaccine to save the kids.
25:55
But apparently that was all bogus from the beginning.
25:57
Again, it all seems like it was part of the plan.
26:00
Next one here.
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The prime minister of Canada, one of the worst people on planet earth, Justin Trudeau has
26:04
put in force a federal ban on buying, selling and transferring handguns.
26:10
Now, the interesting thing about this is not that long ago, Canada did the same thing
26:14
with assault rifles and now, you know, so-called assault rifles, they can't even define what
26:19
that is.
26:20
And now it's handguns.
26:22
So when people talk about the slippery slope fallacy, I want to talk about this.
26:27
So when people in our country, like Joe Biden, this is going to be one of his big drums, he's
26:30
going to beat as long as he can stay conscious, is getting rid of so-called assault rifles.
26:35
And then when people like me are going to say, yeah, you just want to get rid of those rifles
26:39
so that you can eventually set up a scaffolding to where you can take away all rifles.
26:44
And then all handguns, all firearms in general.
26:47
So it's always a slippery slope fallacy until it becomes predictive history.
26:52
Okay.
26:53
Next one here.
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Gordon Ryan became the greatest no-ghee grappler of all time.
26:57
And he's only, I think, 27 years old.
26:59
So ADCC, that is, you know, the biggest no-ghee championship tournament in the globe for Jiu-Jitsu.
27:06
That tournament was here just a few weeks ago.
27:08
Gordon Ryan did something that no one's ever done.
27:09
There's usually a super fight and then there's also your division that you do.
27:13
So he ran through his division, won all four of his matches, three of them by sub.
27:17
And then he took on who most people considered to be the greatest ADC competitor of all time.
27:21
Andre Galval, he's the one that gave me my Jiu-Jitsu nickname, the Viking.
27:25
And he went in there and he absolutely dominated Andre Galval, and he dominated everybody in
27:30
his division.
27:31
He talked so much trash, heading into this event, it was just an incredible performance.
27:35
It's one of those things like, yeah, I can't, you know, cosign all his trash talk, but
27:38
there's something about people that talk a mad amount of trash and then go in there
27:41
and back it up.
27:42
It's just a crazy circumstance to have four matches in two days, and then right after
27:46
you win your championship in your division, just a few hours later, you go and grapple
27:50
one of the greatest Nogi grapplers of all time, who's fresh, who hasn't had to compete
27:54
or do anything before that.
27:55
Just an incredible, incredible performance.
27:57
It's one of the most dominant things I've ever seen in sports.
27:59
I was literally trying to think of other examples.
28:01
This goes back to when, you know, Wilt Chamberlain first came into the NBA and he was playing
28:04
against a bunch of, you know, six foot two centers.
28:07
Like it's, it's just, he's on a completely different level in terms of Jiu-Jitsu.
28:10
All right, just a few more left, next one here, Biden recently said that his first legislative
28:15
priority in 2023 would be to make abortion legal federally.
28:20
He just announced this like last week, and none of this makes any sense.
28:25
Because obviously, if you have a functioning brain, which, you know, Joe Biden, it's a dubious
28:28
thing at this point, he runs, he runs the White House and the Democrats, his party run
28:34
both houses of Congress, the Senate and the House.
28:37
So why wasn't this a priority at any point during the first two years of his administration?
28:43
Why is he just now signaling, you know, a few weeks before the midterms, hey, this is my
28:47
first legislative priority.
28:49
This is all window dressing.
28:50
So you have to understand that this is all window dressing because the abortion issue
28:53
is one of the only issues that Democrats are winning on right now because they're losing
28:57
on illegal immigration.
28:58
They're losing on crime.
29:00
They're losing on schooling.
29:01
They're certainly losing on the economy.
29:02
They're losing on taxation.
29:03
They're losing on all these other issues.
29:05
And so they're trying to force issues down your throat, like abortion, LGBTQ stuff, obviously
29:10
the trans agenda, climate change or whatever they're calling it now, like that's the things
29:14
they're trying to get you to focus on.
29:16
This is bogus.
29:17
This is nonsense.
29:18
And he's setting it up to where when the Republicans definitely take the house and if
29:21
they take the Senate, he'll be like, Oh, you know, I would have made abortion legally,
29:25
you know, legal federally.
29:26
But you know, here we are.
29:27
They control Congress.
29:28
It's those dirty rotten Republicans that hate women.
29:30
So he's just setting some stuff up for later.
29:32
Another one here, Biden released millions of gallons of gas.
29:35
I think it was 15 million gallons of gas from the United States's strategic oil reserve
29:40
in order to bring down gas prices just before the midterm season.
29:44
So this is seen as a crazy thing that people have done because obviously he went over to
29:48
Saudi Arabia.
29:49
That did not go well.
29:50
He didn't get OPEC to do any of the things that he wanted to do.
29:52
And here he is now he's releasing stuff from our oil reserve, which is there for a reason
29:57
because we need to reserve it, but he's releasing it simply to bring down gas prices by, you
30:03
know, a few cents before the midterms.
30:05
So he's using the strategic oil reserve, which is for the country to remain sustainable in
30:09
the event of some sort of disaster or warfare or something like that.
30:13
He's doing all of that just to maybe gain some points with people that are going to
30:16
be voting in the voting booth here in a few weeks.
30:18
This is an absolutely crazy thing.
30:20
All right.
30:21
The last quick, quick hitter is there's apparently something called the butt baby.
30:25
Okay, I would have brought a picture up with this, but all the fixtures I found were fuzzy
30:29
or whatever.
30:30
But basically this is a way for, I'm trying to get all the, all the wording right for
30:34
a trans woman, which is to say a man that thinks he's a woman.
30:38
Okay.
30:39
I think I cleared that to feel the, the grandeur and awesomeness of giving birth to a baby.
30:45
So what a butt baby is, is a silicone like molded baby, you know, like a little newborn
30:52
baby or whatever that you can shove up your rectum and then force out of your booty hole
30:58
and pretend as if it was a baby being born through your non-existent vagina.
31:05
If you thought that was the most crazy thing I was going to talk about today, you'd be
31:08
wrong because we're going to talk about more crazy stuff here in a second, but that's an
31:11
actual thing.
31:12
So when you want to talk about the degradation of society, the degradation of culture, this
31:18
is what we're talking about because when you look at the LGBTQ revolution, especially on,
31:23
you know, the, the trans side of things, this was obviously going to come at some point,
31:28
but just think about the depravity of that, that somebody out there is profiting off of
31:32
people that are mentally ill and giving them something to shove up their butt so they can
31:37
pretend that they're giving birth.
31:39
That's apparently the world that we live in now.
31:41
All right.
31:42
I guess now we've talked about enough.
31:43
We can get to the actual quick hitter.
31:45
So let's go into the first one here, Jordan Peterson going viral for getting upset when
31:48
asked by Pierce Morgan in a recent interview here, if he is the intellectual hero to in
31:53
cells.
31:54
So I'm going to read the description of this viral clip from the Pierce Morgan uncensored
31:58
YouTube channel.
31:59
So here's the description here.
32:01
Clinical psychologist, Dr. Jordan B. Peterson joined Pierce Morgan uncensored for a discussion
32:05
on a variety of topics.
32:06
In the segment, Jordan is questioned by Pierce on some recent comments from actress and director
32:10
Olivia Wilde, who said one of the characters in her latest film, Don't Worry Darling, was
32:14
based on this insane man called Jordan Peterson, a pseudo intellectual hero for for the in-cell
32:20
community.
32:21
Peterson gives an emotional response to this comparison and criticism, suggesting he thought
32:25
the marginalized were meant to have a voice.
32:27
So I'm going to go ahead and play this, you know, this was like an hour long interview
32:30
or something like that.
32:31
But I'm just going to play a couple of minutes here so you can hear, you know, the interaction
32:34
between these two guys.
32:35
So here we go.
32:36
I've got to wrap it up.
32:37
I don't want to, but I have to.
32:38
When I want to ask you just quickly, the film director Olivia Wilde has a new movie out,
32:42
which she says is based on you, this insane man, this pseudo intellectual hero to the
32:47
in-cell community, in-cell being these weirdo, loner men who are despicable in many ways.
32:56
Is that you?
32:57
Are you the intellectual hero to these people?
33:00
Sure.
33:02
Why not, you know, people have been after me for a long time because I've been speaking
33:09
to disaffected young men, you know, what a terrible thing to do that is.
33:13
I thought the marginalized were supposed to have a voice.
33:24
It's making it emotional to talk about it.
33:27
Well, God, you know, it's very difficult to understand how demoralized people are and
33:36
certainly many young men are in that category.
33:39
And you get these casual insults, these in-cells, what do they mean?
33:45
Is it like, well, these men, they don't know how to make themselves attractive to women
33:49
who are very picky and good for them.
33:51
Women like be picky, that's your gift, man.
33:56
Demand high standards from your men, fair enough.
33:59
But all these men who are alienated, it's like they're lonesome and they don't know
34:05
what to do.
34:06
And everyone piles abuse on them.
34:08
When she said that, Olivia Wilde, it stung you, didn't it?
34:12
I sold you.
34:13
Oh, by that time, you know, as far as critiques go, that was kind of low level.
34:20
I mean, once I got painted as red skull, you know, magical super Nazi, that was kind of
34:27
the end of the insults.
34:29
There's no place past that.
34:32
So obviously even in that short clip, there's a lot to unpack, but immediately everybody
34:36
in the left wing media and the Twitter and the blogosphere and all those different things,
34:40
they castigated him as a cry baby and all the headlines were like, Jordan Pearson cries
34:44
because of what Olivia Wilde told us, you know, said about him or something like that.
34:47
But they're not actually listening to the clip because obviously, you don't need to
34:50
do that.
34:51
You just put out the headline, you get your clicks, and then, you know, you move on with
34:53
all the money that you've generated from doing that.
34:55
But I think the key thing that he said there was obviously after kind of a long dramatic
34:59
pause, because he was getting upset was, I thought the marginalized were supposed to
35:03
have a voice, which is an interesting thing in our modern culture, where we're constantly
35:07
talked or we're being talked to and talked to at about all these marginalized communities.
35:13
And what we as people of power and people of privilege should do to help and to support
35:19
and to lift up these marginalized communities.
35:22
But you have this entire, I guess the best way to describe it is as an underclass of men
35:26
that are sitting around playing video games, watching porn, jerking off, eating pizza,
35:32
drinking Mountain Dew.
35:34
They're not trying to get jobs.
35:35
They're not trying to help society.
35:37
They're not trying to support their community.
35:38
They're not trying to get married.
35:40
They're definitely not trying to have kids or any of those types of things.
35:43
And then some of those guys, so this is the actual crux of the issue as to kind of why
35:46
they're attacking him.
35:48
He has become a hero, Jordan Peterson has become a hero to a lot of those guys and a
35:54
lot of those guys that were languishing in, in their choices and wasting away their God
35:59
given potential.
36:00
They have gotten their butts up and started getting after it because of Jordan Peterson.
36:05
And then you have these people like Olivia Wilde, who is the only reason she's famous
36:10
is because she has a very nice looking face.
36:12
These people just like, oh, he's this pseudo intellectual that's, you know, just basically
36:16
trying to help out all these men.
36:17
It's like, well, yeah, shouldn't we help out these men?
36:23
And this goes into the entire thing about culture, basically saying men are not necessary.
36:28
That the best version of a man has a quiet one that doesn't rock the boat and or a woman
36:34
that thinks she is a man.
36:35
That's the best version of a man, right?
36:38
And so we get to this point in society where it's like, okay, it's good that you've said
36:43
these things that you've said your opinions, but you have a man that is literally helping
36:46
people put their lives back together to start getting jobs and contributing to society,
36:51
paying taxes, which you love taking from people and, you know, putting into all your other
36:55
useless programs.
36:57
And this is a bad thing.
36:59
He's an evil pseudo intellectual because he's trying to help out these men.
37:03
And the thing about it is the stuff that Jordan Peterson does is not necessarily targeted.
37:08
So so if you think about it, it's not like a targeted marketing campaign, like he didn't
37:11
write 12 rules for life for the involuntary celibate community, right?
37:17
That's just a community that when they found the book, it was something that something
37:21
in it was attracted to them, right?
37:24
They didn't get it from some health, self-help book or some, you know, you know, random pastor
37:29
or some random person that was like, Hey, you know, you can do it and you can figure this
37:32
out.
37:33
And you know, Instagram influence or something like that is Jordan Peterson.
37:37
He's helping these people out.
37:39
So my big takeaway on this story is obviously in this entire thing, Jordan Peterson got emotional.
37:45
He got upset if you've watched him and listened to him for any length of time.
37:48
The dude just gets upset.
37:49
Like he's a very emotional guy and he cries and he feels things so deeply.
37:53
So my big takeaway is that men should not be ruled by their emotions, but there are certainly
37:58
times when emotions are appropriate and necessary.
38:02
I mean, even look at this podcast on this, you know, particular, not this episode, but
38:05
on a lot of different podcasts, like I've been in tears, like just recently with Sarah
38:08
Wilkinson on the show.
38:09
I mean, we were almost in tears off air.
38:11
Then I hit record.
38:12
And then within a couple of minutes, we're both in tears.
38:14
Like there are times when emotions are necessary.
38:17
And I think this is one of those times for Jordan Peterson is that emotion and showing
38:20
emotion was incredibly necessary and appropriate in the situation that he found himself in.
38:24
And guys, when you feel so deeply about something, it's okay to have some emotions.
38:29
Now, if you let your emotions, whether that be sadness or despair or anger or lethargy
38:35
or any of those types of things, well, let's do these not exactly an emotion.
38:38
But I think you get the point, if you let those things rule your life, then you are captive
38:43
to the whims of those emotions.
38:45
So for me, shock to nobody, ginger, anger is one of those things that has driven a lot
38:49
of my bad decisions in my life.
38:51
So that's something that I've had to get on the better side of.
38:54
I've talked about this a lot.
38:55
I used to watch a lot of sports, big time Cardinals fan.
38:57
I've basically stopped watching Cardinals games because I couldn't control my emotions.
39:01
For a game that has nothing to do with me that I have no impact on or input on, right?
39:05
And so for me, my life and the lives of the people around me have gotten significantly
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better because I'm not letting my emotions control me.
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I've gotten more control over my emotions.
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Obviously, if you come from a Judeo Christian worldview, if you have a Christian gospel-centered
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ethic, you should not let your emotions dictate anything because it's the truth of the gospel
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that you should be driving people to.
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And if you're too busy freaking out or too busy sitting over there in the corner in despair,
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it's going to be hard to share that with people.
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All right, guys.
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Next quick.
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Messing it up.
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Right?
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This is what happens when I leave the studio for a little bit.
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I can't even say quick hitters.
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There it is.
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I did it.
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Let's go guys.
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Next one here.
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California Governor Gavin Newsom putting the words of Jesus on billboards across the United
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States to convince people to come to California to kill their children.
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So this is according to Business Insider.
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Governor Gavin Newsom's pro-abortion campaign has transcended beyond California's borders
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as he placed billboards in seven states with restrictive abortion bans to taunt governors
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and inform residents about the new informational abortion website.
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We want women to know that we have their backs.
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Newsom told the Washington Post, which first reported the efforts, "We care.
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They matter.
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And we're not going to turn our backs on them because they're from another state."
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The advertisements, which tout California's recently launched informational website can
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be seen in Texas, Indiana, Mississippi, Ohio, South Carolina, South Dakota, and right here
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in Oklahoma.
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I'm doing this because I'm privileged to be able to do it.
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Newsom told the Washington Post, "I'm doing this because I care.
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I'm doing it because the people that support my candidacy support this.
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And when many heard about this, they wanted to support additional efforts like it to be
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fully transparent with you."
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Okay.
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So I want to actually show you guys, and so if you're not watching this, this will be
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on, you know, the Dirty Rotten Evil YouTube and also Rumble and all the other places we
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have the video, but this is what the billboard reads for the ones that he put up in Oklahoma
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and Mississippi.
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And so you see this, this girl, like she's, you know, curled up on the couch looking out
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the window.
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Obviously she's this bonded.
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They're trying to, you know, pitch her as, you know, this girl's pregnant, doesn't want
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to be pregnant.
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So here's how the, the billboard reads, "Need an abortion?
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California is ready to help.
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Visit abortion.ca.gov to learn more."
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And then here's the crux of everything.
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Love your neighbor as yourself.
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There is no greater commandment than these Mark 1231.
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So obviously on this billboard, advertising the murder of children of people that have
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the image of Christ on them, he's quoting from Mark's gospel and not shockingly, he takes
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a scripture completely out of context.
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So only morons would think that this applies to the thing he's talking about.
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So let me read this entire passage here.
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It'll be quick, but this is Mark 12 28 through 34.
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One of the teachers of the law came and heard them debating, noticing that Jesus had given
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them a good answer.
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He asked them of all the commandments, which is the most important?
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The most important one answer Jesus is this, hero Israel, the Lord our God, the Lord is
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one.
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Love the Lord your God with all your heart, with all your soul, with all your, all your
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mind and all your strength.
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The second is this, love your neighbor as yourself.
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There's no commandment greater than these.
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Well said teacher, the man replied, you are right in saying that God is one and there is
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no other but him to love him with all your heart and with all your understanding, with
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all your strength and to love your neighbor as yourself is more important than all burnt
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offerings and sacrifices.
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When Jesus said that he had answered wisely, he said to him, you are not far from the
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kingdom of God.
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And from then on, no one dared ask him any more questions.
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I love that.
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That's one of my favorite scriptures ever.
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They're like, crap.
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We thought we trapped him.
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He totally screwed us.
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This is not, this is a big, big problem for us.
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So my big takeaway on this story is these satanic worshipers, a baby murder, like Gavin
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Newsom will literally stop at nothing to make sure that you kill your children.
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I mean, just think about the pitch.
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Hey, for those of you in Mississippi and Oklahoma and all these other places with these restrictive
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abortions, abortion laws or whatever, come to California, right?
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We've got perfect weather and never rains here.
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Like, you know, we can, you know, take you on roads and drive you to the abortion clinic
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and we'll make sure that we avoid all the tent cities and all of the crap on the sidewalks.
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We can get you over here.
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So come on out, we'll put you on the beach when it's time for your appointment.
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We'll take you, you know, you'll go in with two people.
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We only come out with one.
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It's all good.
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And they will literally stop at nothing because it's macabre enough just to advertise that
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basically come to California for, for vacation, kill your baby and then go back home.
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It's macabre enough that companies all over the country that are in these terrible, awful
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red states that love not killing people, they're sending their employees to these demonic
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sick, you know, these demonically ran states so that they can kill their kids so that they
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can come back to work on Monday.
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But now it's, let's use scripture.
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Let's literally use the red letter words of Jesus to describe how people should feel about
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this entire thing.
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Okay.
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Because they're just taking scripture out of context for fun now.
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And the thing is, is Christians bear a little bit of responsibility in this because we don't
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have a culture that actually reads the Bible.
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Okay.
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So I've got one of my Bibles here.
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You know, I got, you know, I got my notes and I got things going on in it.
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But to be honest, I've had huge stretches of my Christian life where I haven't even
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looked at this thing.
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Like at all.
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And that's kind of what our culture does is we're, you know, we're colloquially Christian.
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We're Christian in name, but we don't actually read the good book because there are probably
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some squishy Christians or people that would at least self-identify his Christians that
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would read that billboard and be like, yeah, you know what?
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That kind of makes sense.
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You know, when I talk about the, the pro-abortion issue, which again, I've, I've done some speaking
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at churches about the pro-abortion issue and how to defeat those arguments.
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There's a lot of Christians that fall into these arguments because they seem plausible
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and they seem right in a satanic person will use the scripture in the words of Jesus to
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make these people feel bad if they don't do their policy prescriptions, especially as
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it pertains to abortion.
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Okay.
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And in our culture, we love when our scriptures can fit on a coffee mug and fit on a t-shirt
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and fit on, you know, a bumper sticker or something like that.
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Cleaning them in when you lose the context of the scripture and when you lose the context
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of the greater story of the Bible, it becomes a major, major issue.
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Next quick hitter here, and this is related to the last one, Pastor John MacArthur, whose
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church is in Los Angeles, I believe, he wrote an open letter to Governor Newsom after, you
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know, this whole debacle with the, the billboards calling him to repentance.
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So this is according to Fox News, a prominent Christian pastor in Los Angeles issued an
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open letter Thursday that rebuke, this would have been two Thursdays ago, I think that
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our abuse to democratic California governor Gavin Newsom for his recent multi-state billboard
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campaign that promoted abortion by quoting Jesus.
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Pastor John MacArthur, 83, who serves as senior pastor of Grace Community Church in Los Angeles,
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also accused the governor of exhibiting a worldview whose diabolical effects have effectively
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trashed the state, leading to epidemics of crime, homelessness, sexual perversion, like
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homosexuality and transgenderism, and other malignant expressions of human misery that
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stem directly from corrupt public policy.
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So there's a lot more there, but I actually want to read a little bit from the letter.
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So it's like a three page open letter.
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So I put that in the show notes so you guys can check that out, but there's a few sections
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that I want to pull out from the letter that John MacArthur wrote to Gavin Newsom.
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So here's from the letter.
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In mid September, you revealed the entire, to the entire nation how thoroughly rebellious
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against God you are when you sponsored billboards across America promoting the slaughter of
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children who he created in the womb, according to Psalm 139 13 through 16 and Isaiah 45 nine
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through 12.
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The further compounded the wickedness of that murderous campaign with a reprehensible act
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of gross blasphemy, quoting the very words of Jesus from Mark 1231 as if you could somehow
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twist his meaning and irrigate his name in favor of butchering unborn infants.
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This is a little bit later in the letter.
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Furthermore, you chose words from the lips of Jesus without admitting that in the same
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moment, he gave the greatest commandment, you shall love the Lord your God with all your
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heart, with all your soul, with all your mind, and with all your strength from Mark 1230.
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You cannot love God as he commands while aiding in the murder of his image bears.
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And then we'll skip down a little bit more in the letter here.
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My concern governor, Governor Newsom is that your own soul lies in grave eternal peril.
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Each one of us will give an account to of himself to God.
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That's Romans 1412.
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One day, not very long from now, you will face that reality.
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Nothing is more certain.
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It is appointed for men to die once.
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And after this comes judgment, that's Hebrews 927, you will stand in the presence of the
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Holy God who created you, who is your judge, and he will demand that you give an account
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for how you have flouted his authority in your governing and how you have twisted his whole
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his own holy word to rationalize it.
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As you look over the precipice of eternity, what will your answer be?
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When you look ahead of you and see that nothing awaits but eternal misery, the just judgment
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of your sins, what will all the clever rationalizations and political talking points of value from
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then?
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And then it will be too late for any remedy or redemption.
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It is a terrifying thing to fall into the hands of the living God that's Hebrews 1031.
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My plea to you, sir, is that you would not let it come to that, that you would not go
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on that day of judgment apart from receiving forgiveness and righteousness through faith
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in Christ alone.
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Our church and countless Christians worldwide are not nationwide, he said, are praying for
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you and for your full repentance.
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Please respond to the gospel, forsake the path of wickedness you have pursued all your
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life, turn to Christ, ask for forgiveness, and use your office to advance the cause of
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righteousness as is your duty, instead of undermining it as has been your pattern.
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So just a blistering letter from John MacArthur to Gavin Newsom.
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And so my big takeaway on this one is I hope he does repent.
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So to anyone that you would see as your enemy.
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So in this particular case, he seems to be a political enemy on the democratic side of
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this on the pro abortion side of things.
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You should want them to turn from their ways, you know, regardless, whether they're a terrorist
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or a serial killer or whatever, you should want them to turn away from their sinful lifestyle
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to repent and to turn towards Christ.
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Now, it was interesting in that, even in the last thing, and I don't want to, you know,
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trigger all the reform people here, but he's saying a bunch of things that you basically
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have to have free will to do, you know, please respond to the gospel, forsake the path of
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wickedness that you pursued, turn to Christ, ask for forgiveness.
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It seems like you're going to have to make some decisions there.
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But, you know, we'll leave that for another day and we'll debate that with some other people.
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But I certainly have my doubts about someone like Gavin Newsom turning his life around.
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But we should all want that, right?
49:08
And I got to be honest and I'll be the first one to admit, I always forget to pray for people
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that completely and vehemently disagree with me.
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You know, I'm trying to equip you guys to be able to push back darkness.
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And when you're pushing a back back against darkness, you're pushing back against people
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that have darkness in them, right?
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You're pushing it back against people that have darkness in the things that they support
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and the things that they believe.
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And so this is a really, really big deal for a lot of you guys.
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But it's very, very important for us to continue to pray for these people.
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So I like that John MacArthur gave us a reminder to do so.
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All right, guys, this is the last quick hitter of the day.
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And like I told you before, this is going to be triggering for a lot of you and I don't
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really care.
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So two pit bulls mauled, a two year old girl and a five month old baby boy to death and
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almost killed her mother in the process.
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So this is according to the New York Post, a Tennessee mother of two is now in stable
49:54
condition with stitches and bite marks over her entire body after attempting to intervene
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when her two pit bulls, her two pit bulls mauled her toddlers to death Wednesday.
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This was a few Wednesdays ago, ago, Kirstie Jan Bernard 30 was severely injured by the
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dogs.
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And when she tried to pull them off of her five month old baby, Hollis Dean and her
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two year old girl, Lily Jane, just outside of their home in Shelby County, Tennessee.
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Both of the children were pronounced dead at the scene, according to a Twitter post
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made by Shelby County Sheriff's office.
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That's condition is reportedly stable, but the mother has an uncountable amount of stitches
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and bite marks over her entire body, including her face, Jeff Gordon, the uncle and husband
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of Colby Bernard wrote on Facebook while details of how the attack unfolded and why the pets
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became aggressive remain unclear.
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The tragic, tragic incident reportedly lasted about 10 minutes, according to Gibson, the
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pets, Cheech and Mia were part of the family for more than eight years without violent incident.
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So again, if you're watching this on one of the video platforms, I'm putting up a picture
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of this family right now, okay?
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So look at this family.
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Look at those two young kids and look at the family of four picture.
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When you imagine people that own pit bulls, did you have a different thing in mind?
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Is this the, the X con, you know, covered in tattoos and they've got their pit bull that
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they saved and they claim that it saved their life and blah, blah, and all these things?
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No, and you can't tell much from a picture, but look at these people.
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It's just a sweet, seemingly suburban, normal family of four, two year old girl and a five
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month old boy, and that family is destroyed now because of a fricking animal.
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Okay.
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Now, the thing about this particular story is that I could have just read you the headline
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and none of the details and you would have been able to fill in the blanks and fill in
51:44
the gaps with other similar stories of pit bulls mauling people to death.
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Is that because the news media has a vendetta against the breed as we've heard?
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No, it's not because of that.
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Is it because social media likes to sensationalize stories involving this breed so they can get
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more clicks?
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Nope.
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It's not because of that either.
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It's because consistently without fail, pit bulls far and away above any other breed
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of dog are responsible for mauling people to death and it's almost always children and
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elderly folks.
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Okay.
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Now, when this story came out, I posted about it on Instagram.
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I think I just posted about it on stories and immediately the level of backlash I got
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in DMS and emails and all that was astonishing.
52:30
It was astonishing.
52:31
Again, considering the stuff that I talk about, I talk about, you know, sexual abuse in the
52:36
church and the mutilization, a mutilization, a mutilization.
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There it is of children and I talk about abortion and I talk about immigration.
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I talk about everything, everything that could possibly trickle trigger anybody, right?
52:45
I was really, really sarcastic during pride month, as it were, right?
52:49
Nothing, nothing in my entire career of doing this has compared to the pit bull apologists
52:55
that came out of the woodwork to tell me how stupid I was and we'll look at their arguments
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here in a second.
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But to talk about pit bulls a little bit, I've been around pit bulls my entire life in
53:04
one form or another, never owned a pit bull.
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But a lot of my friends have owned pit bulls, a lot of people's houses that I went over
53:10
to had pit bulls.
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I've never had a bad experience.
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I've never had a mildly bad experience with a pit bull.
53:17
Pit bulls are super fun animals.
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They're crazy athletic, super strong.
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I love playing with them and rough housing and all those different things.
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If I were a single guy, I would very, very likely have a pit bull and I probably would
53:29
have rescued one from a pound.
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So there's my experience with pit bulls, but that doesn't matter in terms of what we're
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about to talk about.
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Now, so the interesting thing about this is I've prepared my notes for this pit bull section
53:41
last week and as if one queue right after I finished preparing my notes for this part
53:48
of the show, this story pops up on my Twitter as if on cute, right?
53:53
This is from Blaze Media, three pit bulls, mall owners, elderly mother to death.
53:58
The woman in Georgia is facing reckless conduct and felony, felony involuntary manslaughter
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charges after the three pit bulls she owned viciously attacked her mother to death, according
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to reports on the evening of October the seventh police were called to a troop county
54:12
residence after a neighbor heard an elderly woman screaming for help out of a window claiming
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that her sister had been attacked by dogs.
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When police arrived, they discovered Rosetta Gesselman, 80 years old, lying on the floor
54:22
and suffering from visible wounds, according to Sergeant Stuart Smith.
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Police also found three pit bull and pit bull massive mixes, one female and two males at
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the residence and all three were behaving very aggressively.
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As a result, one deputy had to deploy OC pepper spray in the direction of the dogs, which
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caused the dogs to exit the house or the doggy door Smith added.
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Despite the pepper spray, the dogs continue to demonstrate aggression, compelling first
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responders to put two of them down at the property that evening.
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The other dog was later euthanized as well.
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Meanwhile, ambulance lace are raced Gesselman to well star West Georgia Medical Center in
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Lagrange, Georgia, about an hour and a half Southwest of Atlanta.
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Unfortunately, Gesselman later died from her injuries.
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So I know that this is going to [inaudible] a lot of people off and I can't even describe to
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you how much I don't care because the truth is going to hurt for some of you.
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So let's go and dig in.
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Let's talk about the breed.
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Okay, let's talk about pit bulls.
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So this is according to the United Kennel Club.
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Sometime during the 19th century, dog fanciers in England, Ireland and Scotland began to experiment
55:24
with crosses between bulldogs and terriers, looking for a dog that combined the gameness
55:28
of a terrier with the strength and athleticism of a bulldog.
55:32
The result was a dog that embodied all of the virtues attributed to great warriors strength
55:37
and domitable courage and gentleness with loved ones.
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So they kind of screwed the pooch.
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No pun intended on the last one.
55:44
And then this quote here, this is according to PETA's senior VP of cruelty investigations.
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Okay.
55:51
So this is PETA.
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The quote, pit bulls were bred to bait bulls.
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They were bred to fight each other to death.
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That's the quote.
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Okay.
55:59
So this breed was literally bred to not back down in a physical altercation with another
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animal.
56:05
Okay.
56:06
So if you don't know what baiting bull is, so baiting bulls, that is a sport in which
56:10
a couple of these dogs, these pit bull dogs would antagonize and attack a bull, right?
56:15
Like a bull until that animal would give up and collapse and typically die.
56:20
So this was for pure entertainment and nothing more.
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And this is what was going on in, you know, England, Scotland and Ireland back in the
56:27
day.
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Okay.
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But bull baiting was criminalized in the 1800s, like the early 1830s, I believe, and owners
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and breeders of these dogs began training their dogs for ratting and dog fighting.
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Okay.
56:40
So ratting is where they literally put the dog in a, you know, in a pin or in a pit with
56:44
a bunch of rats and it's either the rats are going to win or the dogs going to win.
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And then they had these dogs get in a pit and fight each other.
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And that's actually where we get the name pit bull because they were putting pits to
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fight and, you know, they were putting these pits so that they couldn't escape.
56:56
But now we need to dig into some of the numbers.
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Okay.
56:59
So much of what I'm about to tell you is provided by research compiled by merit Clifton.
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So he's the editor at animals 24 seven.
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So that's an animal news organization that focuses on humane work and animal cruelty prevention
57:09
and all that.
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So let's go into some of these stats.
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Pipples make up less than 6% of the dog population in the US.
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All these stats are going to be from the US less than 6% of the dog population, but they're
57:20
responsible for 68% of dog attacks and 52% of dog related deaths since 1982.
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Also, Clifton says that for 32 years, he's been recording.
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There has never been a year, never one year when pit bulls have accounted for less than
57:37
half of all attacks.
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One person in the United States is killed by a pit bull every 14 days.
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Two people are injured by pit bulls every day in the US and in the 10 years from 2009
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to 2018, pipples killed or maimed 3,569 people in the United States and Canada.
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Now these stats here are going to be from according to dog bites or dogs bite dot org.
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In the years 2016 through 2021, when pipples became homicidal, they killed either their
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owners or members of their owners families most of the time.
58:12
This can be called Iricide and that's from the Latin word, eros, which means owner or
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master of the house.
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From 2005 to 2020, pit bulls killed Americans at a rate over 7 times higher than the next
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closest breed, which is rottweilers.
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They killed over 80% of all Americans who were killed by dogs.
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In 2020, 15% of failed dog attacks involved a multi victim attacks 100% were carried out
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by pit bulls, of which 86% were inflicted by a single or a pair of pit bulls or a family
58:44
pit bulls attacking multiple household members.
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Okay.
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So most of these attacks are happening in these households.
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Also, pipples can exert 300 pounds of force from their bite.
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That is enough to snap the femur of a cow.
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That is the strongest bone in a cow.
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Okay.
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Pipples are also number one in a bunch of terrible categories.
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Pipples are the number one canine killers of women and girls killing more than half of
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the females killed by dogs.
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Pit bulls are the number one canine killers of children killing more than half of the
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children killed by a dog.
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Pipples are the number one canine killers of other people's pets and animals killing
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more than 75% of those killed by a dog.
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Also, pipples because they are so unpredictable and dangerous are banned in parts of 15 different
59:25
states under breed specific laws and they're banned on all military bases.
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So the some of the states that they're banned in Iowa, Kentucky, Ohio, Kansas, Missouri,
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Wisconsin, Mississippi, Arkansas, Louisiana, Georgia, Alabama, North Dakota, Tennessee,
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Florida and Indiana.
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Those are the 15 states that at least have a partial ban on pit bulls.
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And also, there are many home and renters insurance companies that will not cover you
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if you own a pit bull or if they do cover you, they will significantly jack up your premiums.
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Okay.
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Now, guys, I could go on and on and on with the numbers, but I feel like you get the idea.
1:00:02
I feel like you get the idea at this point.
1:00:05
But now I want to transition into getting into some of the arguments.
1:00:07
Okay.
1:00:08
Because like I said, there were arguments coming left and right from people.
1:00:12
People that I've interacted with before on all these other topics and, you know, people
1:00:15
like Cheeriness on supporters of the podcast donors, and I'm going to go through the most
1:00:19
common arguments that were given to me and I'm just going to absolutely eviscerate all
1:00:23
of them.
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Okay.
1:00:25
So the most common argument that I got, and this is the most common argument that you'll
1:00:27
hear literally from anybody that is like a pro pit bull pit bull apologist, right?
1:00:32
It's not a problem with the dogs.
1:00:34
It's not a problem with the breed.
1:00:36
It's a problem with the owners.
1:00:38
So we can't blame the pit bulls.
1:00:39
We have to blame their owners.
1:00:41
Now, we'll get to the owners in a second.
1:00:44
But when someone says something like this, you have to take them back to what the breed
1:00:49
was bred to do, okay, hundreds of years ago.
1:00:53
What was the breed that we have today bred to do?
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They were literally bred to fight, to grasp onto other animals and not let go until the
1:01:05
other animal stopped moving.
1:01:07
That's what they were bred to do.
1:01:09
So you have to ask yourself, do you have to train a herding dog to herd sheep?
1:01:14
Do you have to train a retriever to retrieve?
1:01:17
Do you have to train a pointer at a point?
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No, like there are things that you can do to make them better at those things and more
1:01:24
controllable.
1:01:25
At the end of the day, they are doing what they were bred to do, nor do you have to train
1:01:29
a pit bull to fight and be aggressive.
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That is what they do.
1:01:33
That is what they were bred to do.
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So when you say this stuff, you're speaking out of both sides of your mouth because either,
1:01:40
again, if it's the owners problem or it's not a problem with the breed, either you have
1:01:43
to acknowledge the reality that they were bred to do what they are doing or you, not me,
1:01:50
you have to make the case that the history of how we got this line of canine is a lie.
1:01:58
Because all the data we've seen, even from pro pit bull, people would tell us exactly
1:02:02
what this breed was bred to do.
1:02:04
We know why they looked the way they look.
1:02:06
We know why they have such a wide face.
1:02:08
We know why they have such a strong jaw.
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We know why they have such thick neck and shoulders and musculature.
1:02:13
We know that because they were bred to grasp on animals and hold them until they die.
1:02:19
So getting to the owners now, the question that you have to ask yourself is in light
1:02:24
of the data around put pit bull cause fatalities, right?
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So fatalities caused by pit bulls.
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Are you saying that the pit bull owners are the only dog owners that are this terrible
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at owning dogs?
1:02:37
Like really think about that.
1:02:39
So it's not the dogs, you know, it's not the breed.
1:02:42
It's the owners.
1:02:43
So people owners have to be the worst people on planet earth, right?
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The absolute worst because it's only their dog seemingly that are mauling people to death.
1:02:53
It is such a stupid argument because pit bulls are one of only, there's only a couple hundred
1:02:57
dog breeds in the United States currently.
1:03:00
And yet every single year, this one breed accounts for more than 50% in many years, well
1:03:06
over 50%, more like 75% of all dog fatalities of all types of dogs.
1:03:12
So if you use their argumentation, then you have to assume that the people that own pit
1:03:16
bulls literally shouldn't own anything because they're, they're either satanic or they're
1:03:22
evil or they're murderous or whatever.
1:03:25
So when you're saying it's not the dogs, it's the owners, you were literally putting
1:03:29
the onus on these owners for every single one of these attacks and you're ignoring the
1:03:33
fact that a lot of these attacks happen inside of people's own homes.
1:03:37
People that love these dogs that want these dogs to continue to be a part of their lives,
1:03:41
then they're just the family pet, right?
1:03:43
And we'll get more into that here in a second.
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So here's another argument that I got from a lot of different people.
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There are millions of dog bites recorded every year, Kyle.
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And a lot of those are from small breed dog.
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So why are you picking on the pit bulls?
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I do not care about bites.
1:04:01
I care about deaths.
1:04:04
And even by your ridiculous argument, pit bulls kill more people and bite more people than
1:04:12
any other dog breed.
1:04:14
And by all of the other dog breeds combined, you moron.
1:04:20
So when you talk about Chihuahua was biting people or Maltese is biting people or all
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these other small pomeranian bites somebody on their finger and doesn't even draw blood.
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I don't care and neither should you.
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It's such a stupid argument.
1:04:36
Another stupid argument I've been getting is Kyle, Kyle, listen, listen, the breed isn't
1:04:41
aggressive, they're just misunderstood to which I would say, who exactly is misunderstanding
1:04:48
them?
1:04:49
I mean, it would seemingly seem like these pit bulls have better PR departments than just
1:04:55
about any politician or Wall Street banker.
1:04:57
Like, I mean, every time you hear about, you know, these dogs mauling someone to death,
1:05:03
there's two or three people that are like, Oh, this is terrible.
1:05:04
We need to do something about this and all the other comments about you don't understand
1:05:07
if I've had pit bulls my whole life and we've had 100 pit bulls and it's never even, you
1:05:11
know, grounded anybody or something like that.
1:05:12
Okay.
1:05:13
They're just misunderstood.
1:05:14
But again, go back to the fact that many home and renters insurance companies won't cover
1:05:20
pit bull owners.
1:05:22
There are many HOA's homeowners associations that will not allow you to live in their neighborhood
1:05:27
if you have a pit bull.
1:05:29
Okay.
1:05:30
So you have to ask yourself, why would a company that focus on generating revenue or a homeowners
1:05:34
association that has to generate, you know, revenue from fees and all that, why would
1:05:38
they forego potential revenue just because of a misunderstood breed?
1:05:43
Why would they do that?
1:05:45
These companies are driven by profit.
1:05:46
And a lot of them, if they're public companies, they have to generate a profit so that they're
1:05:50
doing well by their stakeholders and their stockholders, right?
1:05:53
So why would they do that?
1:05:54
So I guess, am I misunderstanding because this misunderstood breed, am I misunderstanding
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the data every single effing year, which shows that pit bulls kill overwhelmingly more people
1:06:05
than all the other dog breeds in America combined?
1:06:07
Like it should.
1:06:08
Okay.
1:06:09
You know what we're going to do?
1:06:10
We're going to do this live.
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So I remember when I was looking through this, I was looking at a whole bunch of data.
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I'm just going to Google a random year.
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Okay.
1:06:16
Just to prove this to you guys.
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And I'm going to look at dog fatality statistics and I'm just going to read off what happened
1:06:21
in which, which breed, you know, perpetrated the death or whatever.
1:06:24
So here we go.
1:06:25
We're doing it live.
1:06:26
Okay.
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So I'm just going to Google dog fatalities by breed by year.
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See what we got.
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Okay.
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So we got Wikipedia here.
1:06:41
So, okay.
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So this Wikipedia is called list of fatal dog attacks in the United States.
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Okay.
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So this has got fatalities from 2020, 2021 and 2022 and they're all in order.
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So we're just going to start reading from the top here.
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Okay.
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January 8th of 2020, Taos, Pueblo, New Mexico, Kay Torres is a victim's name.
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She was 52 years old.
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She was killed by a pack of dogs.
1:07:01
Apparently, we don't know what types of dogs they were.
1:07:03
January 9th, Dayton, Ohio, Mackenzie Turwell, a four month old, a four month old, killed
1:07:09
by a pit bull, January 10th, rocks, Rock Castle County, Kentucky, Donald Abner, 55 years
1:07:15
old, killed by a pit bull, 25.
1:07:17
So this again, this is not a list of all people killed by pit bulls.
1:07:20
This is a list of all people killed by dogs.
1:07:22
Okay.
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So this is the 25th Lafayette, Indiana, Julian, Connell, one month old, one month old, killed
1:07:28
by a pit bull.
1:07:29
January the 30th, a Tallah County, Mississippi, Harvey, Harmon, Jr, 76 years old, killed
1:07:34
by two pit bulls and then two over their mixed breeds.
1:07:37
February 10th, Oro Grande, California, Sterling Vermeer, five years old, killed by a pit
1:07:42
bull.
1:07:43
February 11th, Plainfield, Illinois, Devon White, 25 years old, killed by a pit bull.
1:07:47
January 18th, Nock County, Kentucky, Corey Godsey, 13 years old, killed by a pack of
1:07:53
feral dogs.
1:07:54
So we don't know what the dogs were.
1:07:55
February 23rd, Crawford County, Georgia, Lee Alvin Beecham, 76 years old, killed by
1:08:00
two pit bulls and one Labrador mix.
1:08:02
February 27th, Shreveport, Louisiana, Geraldine Hamlin, 64 years old, killed by two pit bulls.
1:08:08
March 3rd, Chippley, Florida, Beverly Jean Dove, 60 years old, killed by a pack of dogs.
1:08:13
We don't know what kind of dogs.
1:08:14
March the 9th, Portsmouth, Virginia, Demi Witherspoon, two years old.
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killed by a pit bull April 11th, Portland, Oregon, Frederick Shaw, 70 years old, killed
1:08:22
by a Mastiff April 12th, Fort Worth, Texas, Sharon Renee Baldwin, 60 years old, killed
1:08:26
by a pit bull.
1:08:27
April the 22nd, to Memphis, Tennessee, Doris Errington, 59 years old, killed by a pit bull.
1:08:32
May 7th, Lion's Georgia, Nancy Shaw, 62 years old, killed by an unknown breed.
1:08:37
May the 7th, Foxlake, Illinois, Lisa Urso, 52 years old, killed by a French bulldog, mixed
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potentially a shorty bull.
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May the 28th, Mount Vernon, Arkansas, Robert Taylor, nine years old, killed by two pit
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bulls.
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Are you kind of getting the point?
1:08:51
You know, we'll keep going just so we can keep driving this home.
1:08:53
Or I guess we don't need to keep driving this home.
1:08:55
I feel like you get the point, right?
1:08:57
So again, I googled, what did I google?
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Or you heard it.
1:09:01
Just remind if you want me to hear that.
1:09:02
And you know what we're going to do?
1:09:03
I didn't actually read off some of these stories, but there's another column here on the right.
1:09:07
What's this column say?
1:09:08
This column says circumstances.
1:09:09
So let's read the circumstances of these attacks because obviously it's not these, you
1:09:12
know, this dog's fault.
1:09:14
It's the breeds fault.
1:09:15
Let's read about Mackenzie Turwell.
1:09:16
This is the four month old that was killed by a pit bull around midnight.
1:09:19
The father of the infant called 911 after he returned to the home and found his daughter
1:09:23
on the floor unresponsive.
1:09:25
The commander of the violent crime bureau stated that the child had been attacked by the family
1:09:29
dog and died from her injuries.
1:09:32
The coroner ruled that the death was an accident and stated that the child died from blood
1:09:35
loss.
1:09:36
The incident is under investigations by their respective special victims using unit.
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So let's go to Julian Connell.
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That's the one month old that was killed by a pit bull.
1:09:44
The pit bull mix was fighting with a beagle mix in the family home.
1:09:48
The teenage son removed the beagle from the room to get it away from the pit bull.
1:09:51
The pit bull mix then attacked the baby.
1:09:53
The coroner stated that the one month old Julian died from multiple sharp catastrophic
1:09:57
injuries to his head and neck.
1:10:00
The boy's mother was sentenced to one year in jail after pleading guilty to neglect of
1:10:04
a dependent resulting in bodily injury.
1:10:06
Okay.
1:10:07
So let's go to the next one.
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Harvey Harman Jr.
1:10:09
So 76 years old.
1:10:10
So this is an elderly person killed by two pit bulls and two mixed breeds.
1:10:12
The victim was pulled out of his wheelchair, pulled out of his wheelchair by four dogs
1:10:17
and mauled the death in his front yard in Palestine in the Palestine community.
1:10:20
The two pit bulls belonged to Harman's nephew and the two mixed breeds were strays that
1:10:24
hung around the area.
1:10:26
Three of the four dogs were put down by the veterinarian at the scene.
1:10:28
The fourth one, one of the strays escaped.
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So let's go to the next one here.
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Let's go to Sterling Vermeer, five year old killed by a pit bull.
1:10:36
The family pit bull named Thor killed Sterling in the family home.
1:10:39
The five year old was dead by the time the police arrived a family member called 911 stating
1:10:43
that the pit bull attacked the child and would not let go.
1:10:45
Okay.
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Next one here.
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Let's go Devin White.
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25 years old.
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Okay.
1:10:50
So in an unprovoked attack, the family pit bull seen a trend here, the family pit bull attacked
1:10:55
the victim and three other adults, a 52 year old woman, a 25 year old woman and a 19 year
1:10:58
old man.
1:10:59
All four victims were taken to hospital, but White later succumbed to the severe injuries
1:11:03
he received when his pit bull mauled him after he tried to stop the attack on the other
1:11:07
people that were in the home.
1:11:09
Okay.
1:11:10
And then we'll read one more here.
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We'll go to Geraldine Hamlin.
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Okay.
1:11:14
So 64 years old, two pit bulls, Hamlin was attacked by the two family pit bulls in her
1:11:19
home.
1:11:20
She shared with her son and died as a result of her injuries.
1:11:23
Okay.
1:11:24
Now guys, go, go to this link.
1:11:26
I'll try to remember to put it in the show notes.
1:11:27
It just goes on and on.
1:11:29
I'm just scrolling on and on and on and on and on and then it goes into 2021, 2022.
1:11:34
So are you getting the point here?
1:11:38
Most of these people were killed by their animals.
1:11:40
Okay.
1:11:41
So go back to the story from the top from the New York Post that this family in Tennessee,
1:11:45
these were their pit bulls that they had raised from the time they were puppies.
1:11:50
Okay.
1:11:51
And we have no indication that they were fighting these dogs, that they were trading
1:11:55
them to be aggressive guard dogs or any of those types of things.
1:11:58
And obviously they felt comfortable enough with these pit bulls that they were willing
1:12:01
to welcome into their home, a young girl and a young boy who are now dead because of these
1:12:06
animals.
1:12:07
Okay.
1:12:08
Which leads to the next stupid argument that I get from people, these pro pit bull apologists.
1:12:13
You've never owned a pit bull Kyle.
1:12:15
So what do you know?
1:12:16
Okay.
1:12:18
This is just like the no uterus, no opinion, uh, you know, utterances from pro abortion
1:12:23
people because it's, it's intellectually dishonest because they love the support from pro pit
1:12:31
bull people that have never owned pit bulls.
1:12:33
But it's only anti pit bull people like me that they're like, Oh, you, you can't have
1:12:37
an opinion because you never had one, but this all begs the question.
1:12:41
Do you need to own a dangerous or deadly thing to know that a thing is dangerous or deadly?
1:12:48
Because I just got to tell you, I've never owned a pedophile.
1:12:52
But I do know that I wouldn't want one of them around my wife and kids.
1:12:57
I've never owned a murderer, never one's own one, right?
1:13:01
Never even been around one as far as I know, but I wouldn't want them around my wife and
1:13:04
children.
1:13:05
I've never owned rattlesnakes.
1:13:08
But I know enough about rattlesnakes to know that I wouldn't around them want them around
1:13:12
my wife and children.
1:13:13
Oh, you've never owned a pit bull.
1:13:14
What do you know?
1:13:15
Well, I have a functioning brain.
1:13:17
That's how I know.
1:13:18
Okay.
1:13:19
Another stupid one I've gotten.
1:13:20
This is, this is lit.
1:13:21
Okay.
1:13:22
The, the argument goes something like this, Kyle's just like owning a gun.
1:13:26
If you don't want a pit bull, then don't own a pit bull.
1:13:29
If you don't want a gun, don't own a gun.
1:13:33
And guys, the, the level of ignorance and sheer moronic stupidity of this argument is
1:13:38
almost impossible to put into words.
1:13:40
So let's dig in.
1:13:42
So there's a lot of things wrong with this.
1:13:43
The first thing is that you have a constitutional right to own a firearm to protect yourself
1:13:48
and others.
1:13:49
Okay.
1:13:50
In the 1700s, a bunch of guys were in wigs felt that that was a good idea and I fully
1:13:55
support that.
1:13:56
Okay.
1:13:57
So that is your constitutional right.
1:14:00
You do not have a constitutional right to own a dangerous dog.
1:14:04
Like, come on.
1:14:07
But if you don't, if you don't like it, just don't own one.
1:14:11
That's not what we're talking about.
1:14:13
It makes sense to own a firearm for a myriad of reasons.
1:14:16
It doesn't, it makes sense to own a dangerous dog.
1:14:19
And this is the main reason.
1:14:21
Because firearms are inanimate, non-sentient objects.
1:14:28
Dogs are animate, sentient animals.
1:14:33
They're not even categorically similar, much less the same because here's the thing, firearms
1:14:40
don't kill people, right?
1:14:42
Go back to my debate that I did with that joker over on the show over in the UK, right?
1:14:46
Where he's talking about how guns kill this many people for years, like, well, actually
1:14:49
sir, guns don't kill anybody guns in the hands of people that want to kill other people
1:14:52
kill people.
1:14:53
Right?
1:14:54
Like it's the people that are killing the people.
1:14:56
But my firearms that are even in, in this room here with me, they can't chase down anybody.
1:15:01
They can't hop out of their holsters, point themselves at my children and shoot them,
1:15:05
right?
1:15:06
But dogs get to make their own decisions because it doesn't matter how well trained your dog
1:15:12
is.
1:15:13
It doesn't matter how much off leech control you have of them.
1:15:15
It doesn't matter how nice they've been and how many cute pictures you have of babies curled
1:15:20
up in their bosoms or whatever.
1:15:21
That dog is a sentient being.
1:15:23
It can make its own decisions.
1:15:25
If it wants to pee on something, it's going to pee on it.
1:15:27
If it wants to bite something, it will bite it.
1:15:29
And if it's a pit bull, if it wants to mall something into death, you're not going to
1:15:32
be able to stop it.
1:15:35
So help me understand how this is even possible that you think this is a good argument.
1:15:41
That is just like firearms.
1:15:42
Oh, if you, if you don't want a dangerous firearm, don't own a dangerous firearm.
1:15:47
It's absolutely ridiculous.
1:15:48
I got a few more arguments here because again, they were coming left and right.
1:15:51
I've only ever been around nice and gentle pit bulls.
1:15:54
That's the argument I've been getting same.
1:15:57
As I said from the top of this whole thing, I've only better been around really, really
1:16:01
nice pit bulls.
1:16:03
But sometimes it's better to be lucky than smart.
1:16:07
So let's bring row snakes back into this.
1:16:09
If you go out, you know, row snake hunting out in the woods or something like that, and
1:16:13
you handle a rattlesnake and you kind of move it around and you put it over this way and
1:16:17
you don't get bit by the rattlesnake, that doesn't make the animal harmless.
1:16:22
It makes you lucky.
1:16:24
And perhaps you have a tremendous amount of skill.
1:16:25
I know people that actually go out and rattlesnake on apparently it takes quite a bit of skill.
1:16:29
It's not for me.
1:16:30
It's for them, whatever.
1:16:31
But when you don't get bit, you're lucky.
1:16:34
Until when people are like, well, I've had pit bulls and I've never been bit by one.
1:16:37
Does that mean the animal's harmless?
1:16:39
Because you can't honestly believe that.
1:16:42
So another argument I'm getting is only a small percentage of people die from dog attacks
1:16:46
anyway.
1:16:47
Kyle, why are you making this?
1:16:48
You're healed to die on.
1:16:50
Now, when people make that argument, that's a pretty dismissive statement, right?
1:16:54
It seems like you don't really care about life that much.
1:16:57
But you know, if we can get past that nonsense, if I go out in the country and get a row snake,
1:17:01
let's, you know, let's just keep our house snake thing going.
1:17:03
So I go get a rattlesnake.
1:17:04
I put in a tub or whatever and I bring it to my house and I let it loose.
1:17:09
Okay.
1:17:10
What are the odds that he bites me or one of my family members eventually?
1:17:16
It's not high because, you know, we have a decent sized house and, you know, snakes
1:17:19
don't typically like to hang out with people and different things like that.
1:17:22
So it's not a super high percentage that we're going to get bit, but it's certainly not zero
1:17:27
because I brought a deadly animal into my house.
1:17:31
However, if I don't bring the rattlesnake into my house and let it loose in my house,
1:17:38
the chance of us getting bit by a rattlesnake in our house is zero, zero.
1:17:44
So again, people that are saying only a small percentage of people die from this.
1:17:47
It's like the percentage isn't zero.
1:17:50
So we have to deal with that reality and I'll just do one more argument here that people
1:17:54
have been giving me.
1:17:55
Kyle, you're just being emotional about this one news story.
1:17:57
You were probably triggered, you know, you saw this on the news and maybe you were having
1:18:01
a bad day and you're just, you're overreacting, you're getting out over your skis a little
1:18:04
bit on this one.
1:18:05
You need to just calm down.
1:18:06
And the reality is, is I'm fired up, but I'm not emotional or reactionary.
1:18:10
I'm not emotional in a reactionary sense, I guess, because I've thought about this, you
1:18:14
know, pretty much my entire life.
1:18:17
I grew up in a community where pit bull fighting was somewhat common.
1:18:22
So I knew friends that literally had pit bulls so that they could fight other pit bulls and
1:18:26
make money off the bets coming in.
1:18:28
And in my community, I guess you can't call it, you know, an alarming regularity, but toddlers
1:18:35
are mauled in the community that I grew up in by family pit bulls, you know, just in Oklahoma
1:18:40
City.
1:18:41
So this was in law and where I grew up, but in Oklahoma City, just a two or three years
1:18:44
ago, an elderly woman was decapitated by a pit bull, decapitated.
1:18:51
So the pit bull literally ripped her throat out and then didn't stop until her head was
1:18:57
rolling down the sidewalk, you know, well, the Kyle, that's just an anecdote.
1:19:02
Do you want me to go back to Wikipedia and start reading from where I left off, making
1:19:06
the anecdote argument?
1:19:08
So now we need to move to the solutions side of this.
1:19:11
So I have some solutions.
1:19:12
And again, a lot of you guys are not going to be co-signers of this and a lot of you guys
1:19:15
are not going to like this, but this is where we're at now.
1:19:17
So you're, you're this far end.
1:19:18
You might as well stick with us for families.
1:19:21
If you have pit bulls and you have children or older folks in the home, the pit bulls have
1:19:27
to go.
1:19:29
They cannot be in that house with you.
1:19:31
If you're single and about to get married and you're thinking about having kids and
1:19:34
all that and you have pit bulls, you need to start having those discussions right now,
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because those animals cannot be near those children.
1:19:42
Again, you get to do whatever you do in your house.
1:19:44
I'm just a guy with a podcast that you're listening to and you may make some changes
1:19:48
in your life based off the things that I say.
1:19:49
So that's my advice to you.
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It is not worth it to have those animals around your children, around any elderly members
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of your family.
1:19:57
Okay.
1:19:58
Another thing for families is if you have children that you let hang out at other people's houses,
1:20:04
you need to, you have to ask them what kind of dogs are at the house that they're going
1:20:09
over to.
1:20:10
So it's probably a good idea to, you know, have a relationship with those parents.
1:20:13
You need to know like, Hey, do you have, you know, unlocked phones?
1:20:16
Do you have unfettered access to the internet?
1:20:18
You know, do you have a pool there?
1:20:20
Do you have like a dangerous older brother?
1:20:22
That's the next con or like you need to have some of these discussions with these parents.
1:20:24
You also need to know what kind of dogs they have because if they have a pit bull, I would
1:20:28
suggest you not let your kid go over there.
1:20:31
If they have rottweilers, because again, if you got rid of pit bulls and rottweilers and
1:20:34
they just disappeared from the planet, you basically get rid of almost all death created
1:20:39
by dogs and throw Dobermans in there as well.
1:20:41
If you get rid of Dobermans, rottweilers and pit bulls, basically people aren't killed by
1:20:45
dogs in America anymore.
1:20:46
So if those dogs are present in these other homes, I don't care if you've been around
1:20:50
them.
1:20:51
I don't care if they seem nice.
1:20:52
In my opinion, my advice to you would be to not let your children go hang out at that
1:20:55
house.
1:20:56
Kids get to hang out at your house.
1:20:57
Okay.
1:20:58
But now I need to kind of get into into some general ideas about how I think we can solve
1:21:01
this issue.
1:21:02
And again, going to rub a lot of people the wrong way.
1:21:03
I don't care.
1:21:04
First thing that I would suggest is euthanization.
1:21:08
All pit bulls that are currently in shelters should be euthanized.
1:21:11
Okay.
1:21:12
So that would take care of all the unknown pit bulls.
1:21:14
So spare me your tears about, oh, you don't even know them and they're just these poor
1:21:17
animals.
1:21:18
Sorry.
1:21:19
Those things are, they're either going to be killed anyway, or they're going to be taken
1:21:21
into a home where all immediately they become a danger to that family and a danger to the
1:21:25
community that they live in.
1:21:27
Because if you're not mauled by a pit bull that's in your own home, you're mauled by
1:21:29
a pit bull that's just roaming the neighborhood.
1:21:31
Okay.
1:21:32
So if you can't stomach the thought of that, you know, just kind of blanket euthanization,
1:21:35
then we need to talk about blanket sterilization.
1:21:38
All pit bulls in shelters, if you're not going to kill them and all pit bulls that are owned
1:21:42
by individuals should be sterilized.
1:21:45
Guys, even PETA agrees with me on this one.
1:21:49
If you don't believe me, go look it up.
1:21:51
Even PETA agrees with me on this.
1:21:53
That breed is way too dangerous to continue to keep breeding.
1:21:57
So if you're not down with just euthanizing all pit bulls, great.
1:22:00
You love your pit bull and all that, your pit bull needs to be fixed.
1:22:03
That's all there is to it.
1:22:04
But if you can't stomach or get behind that, then we need heavy regulation on this animal.
1:22:10
Okay.
1:22:11
I know I'm kind of leaning into the argument earlier that was a dumb argument.
1:22:14
But think about how this could be similar to, you know, a class three firearms license,
1:22:17
which is what you need in order to get suppressors or, you know, fully auto things or anything
1:22:21
like that.
1:22:22
Again, you have a constitutional right to, to a firearm, not to a dog, but there's heavy
1:22:26
regulation on those things.
1:22:28
You can't just walk into Walmart and buy a fully automatic weapon regardless of what
1:22:32
your favorite democratic politician says.
1:22:33
It's not a real thing.
1:22:34
Okay.
1:22:35
There needs to be an unbelievably heavy regulation on that dog and you should have to prove
1:22:41
why you need that dog and come up with something really big.
1:22:44
And I guess the last thing would be criminalization.
1:22:47
Okay.
1:22:48
Make it illegal for people to own them without extreme extenuating circumstances.
1:22:51
And I was trying to think of those extenuating circumstances.
1:22:54
You know, maybe you've got, I don't know, maybe you've got like a, I don't know, like
1:22:59
a junkyard or something like that.
1:23:00
And you know, the typical junkyard dog, you like, you can't afford round the clock security
1:23:03
or this, you know, crazy security system, so you have some pit bulls roaming or something
1:23:07
like that.
1:23:08
And so maybe you make it legal.
1:23:09
And says, I don't know, I don't even think it should be legal.
1:23:11
I don't even think that you should be able to own those dogs.
1:23:12
But make pit bull owners liable across the board for homicide, manslaughter and assault
1:23:19
in the event of a killing or maiming by their pit bull.
1:23:22
Okay.
1:23:23
Now, even in some of the stories I read, some of these owners were getting jail time and
1:23:27
you were having legal troubles because of things that happened, but that's not across
1:23:30
the board.
1:23:31
There are a lot of places where a pit bull can, can hurt a person or kill another dog
1:23:37
or something like that and nothing happens to the dog.
1:23:40
Literally as I was preparing this, the babysitter that was over watching our kids, I had a little,
1:23:44
you know, chat with her before she left.
1:23:45
And she mentioned that in her neighborhood, like literally the adjoining yard had had
1:23:50
some sort of a dog that had a pit bull and that people attacked another dog in the neighborhood
1:23:55
while it was walking almost killed the dog.
1:23:57
It was a miracle they got the pit bull off of this dog.
1:24:00
So they put this dog on the mend and, you know, get it back to health in a few weeks
1:24:04
or months later.
1:24:05
That pit bull gets out of that same yard and, and literally runs to the house where this
1:24:10
dog that had just been, you know, basically brought back to life and attacked it again.
1:24:15
You know what happened to the pit bull?
1:24:18
Nothing.
1:24:19
Nothing.
1:24:20
And this is in like a really, really, really nice neighborhood in, in my city.
1:24:25
Nothing happened to the pit bull.
1:24:26
They didn't immediately put it down.
1:24:28
And because again, they're, then maybe they thought, you know, it just attacked another
1:24:31
dog.
1:24:32
It was a dog fight.
1:24:33
Like, what can you do?
1:24:34
It turned from the dog that it was mauling and turned to the person that was trying to
1:24:38
get it off of them.
1:24:39
Okay.
1:24:40
So that owner of that pit bull should have been liable as if they were the one committing
1:24:45
that act.
1:24:46
Because if I were to walk over to my neighbor's house and start like stabbing their dog to
1:24:50
death, yeah, that's going to be a major issue for me on the criminal side of things on the
1:24:53
legal side of things.
1:24:54
Okay.
1:24:55
So I say all that.
1:24:56
I spent a lot of time on this and guys, it's going to, it's going to live forever.
1:24:59
So just deal with it.
1:25:00
So here's my big takeaway on this last story for the day.
1:25:03
I am completely unwilling to air on the side of any dog over any human life.
1:25:12
I'm, I'm unwilling to do that.
1:25:16
Now in my, in my own life, like we have a giant Schnauzer and we have a Maltese, and
1:25:20
just in case you're wondering, it would take about a thousand Maltese teases at the same
1:25:23
time, you know, attacking someone to kill them.
1:25:25
And I, I literally searched high and low, couldn't find a single record of a giant Schnauzer
1:25:28
killing anybody, a kid or otherwise, okay.
1:25:31
There are times in my life where I will make myself uncomfortable so my dogs can be comfortable.
1:25:35
Like maybe they're comfortable sleeping and they're on my leg and my legs falling asleep
1:25:37
and it's like, okay, you know, I'll let them stay comfortable as opposed to having them
1:25:40
move or something like that.
1:25:42
But that's the comfort of an animal.
1:25:45
But if my life, my wife's life, the life of my boys or my loved ones, my, my greater
1:25:50
family of friends, if their lives were ever in potential danger because of one of my animals,
1:25:57
I would never have that animal.
1:25:59
Again, I have no reason to believe that my animals would even possibly be deadly towards
1:26:04
anyone in my family or anybody in general.
1:26:07
But these people that just want to argue with you because they like the dog.
1:26:13
They love the dog breed.
1:26:14
I was thinking about this in one of my favorite movies, no country for old men.
1:26:17
There's that scene early in the movie where, you know, the, the two sheriffs come out on
1:26:20
horses and they're at this thing where like 15 different men are dead in the sand of the
1:26:25
desert because they have, you know, a gun deal or a, you know, drug deal went bad or
1:26:29
something like that.
1:26:30
And they're looking at all these people, these humans that have been killed.
1:26:34
And there were dogs that were dead there too.
1:26:36
And they said, oh man, they even killed the dog.
1:26:39
And I remember thinking that was funny at the time, but now it's like, what a seared
1:26:44
consciousness to say such a thing.
1:26:46
You're looking at 15 image bears of Christ again.
1:26:48
This is a movie, but you're looking at 15 image bears of Christ.
1:26:51
And then you see a dead dog and you're like, Oh gosh, they killed the dog.
1:26:56
And dude, I get sad, you know, bring me a TikTok video of a dog that's sick and dying
1:26:59
and all that.
1:27:00
Like I'll be in tears.
1:27:01
Like I love dogs, but people shouldn't even be considered in the same category as most
1:27:07
dogs because you hear dogs and you think of, you know, the Dalmatian you had growing up
1:27:11
or the golden retriever or the snowser or the whatever.
1:27:15
This is not a dog as much as it is a wild animal, an animal that you can't trust.
1:27:21
Like you wouldn't bring a box into your house.
1:27:24
You wouldn't bring a hyena into your house.
1:27:26
You wouldn't bring a one of these wild animals into your house regardless of how cute they
1:27:29
are.
1:27:30
Why?
1:27:31
Because they're dangerous.
1:27:32
And so are pit bulls.
1:27:33
Again, I'll reiterate, I know this isn't the most fun thing that you've ever heard, especially
1:27:37
if you're a pit bull person.
1:27:38
You probably stopped listening about a half hour ago, but those are just my thoughts
1:27:42
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