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This is Undaunted Life 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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You shall not murder Exodus 2013.
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Now, now that should apply to pretty much everybody, right?
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Unless apparently you're a female athlete or a Democratic member of Congress, then I
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But guys, abortion, it's in the news again, and it's going to stay in the news, apparently.
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And we're going to talk about a couple of stories today.
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And we're going to start with a story that is just, frankly, absurd and evil.
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And then we're going to move on to one that is unconscionable and evil.
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So I'm using the word unconscionable, you know, big word of the day because that's how Albert
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Mueller described this and he described a story in this way and it was 100% correct when he
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talked about earlier on one of his previous episodes of his podcast.
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But let's go ahead and get into story number one.
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And this story is about 500 over 500 female athletes demanding, demanding that the Supreme
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Court strike down the Mississippi abortion law.
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Okay.
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So this is from Joe Morgan over at the Daily Wire on Monday over 500 women, including U.S.
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women's soccer player, Megan Rapino, and hundreds of professional athletes, Olympians
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and college athletes called on the Supreme Court to strike down in Mississippi law that
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would ban abortions after 15 weeks in most circumstances.
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Their actions come as the Supreme Court set a December date to hear the case.
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So also listed there were, you know, WNBA players, Diana Tsurasi and Sue Bird, who was
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actually making Rapinos fiance, they were listed on this as well.
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So what they did was is they didn't just kind of put this out there on Twitter.
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They didn't just get on, you know, Vox or something like that.
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They actually submitted an amicus brief.
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Okay. So the, an amicus brief is basically where a person or a party of persons, they
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submit a brief to the court, which offers information or insights or, you know, their
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particular expertise that are supposed to have something to do with the case in question.
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Okay.
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So the court can actually decide whether or not to consider the contents of that brief
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when reviewing the case.
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So, you know, it's just kind of legal maneuvering, but the title of the brief that was submitted
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was this brief of over 500 women athletes, the women's national basketball players association,
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the national women's soccer league players association and athletes for impact who have
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exercised relied on or support the constitutional right to an abortion as amica curate in support
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of respondents.
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Okay.
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So there you go.
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They submitted that.
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It's out there.
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Now everyone's talking about it.
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So let's get into some information before we talk more about the brief about the Mississippi
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abortion case that's in question.
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Okay.
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So this is Thomas E. Dobbs, who is the state health officer of the Mississippi Department
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of Health versus Jackson women's health organization.
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So this case has is seen by many as a frontal assault on Roe v. Wade, okay, which I like
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this.
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I like that.
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These are frontal assaults and people aren't being shy about it.
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Now, if upheld by the Supreme Court, this would ban most abortions in the state of
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Mississippi after 15 weeks of pregnancy.
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Okay.
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So the oral arguments before the Supreme Court are going to set to begin on December the
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1st of this year.
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And this is one of the first cases that they're going to be hearing post COVID because they've
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been basically doing things via, you know, Skype or whatever or zoom or whatever.
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And so this is a one to be one of the first cases that they're going to be seeing there
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in person.
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They're not going to allow anyone other than the legal teams or the, you know, the media
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in there for this.
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So we're not going to be able to watch it.
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But this is from Ron Blitzer over at Fox News.
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He's given us a little bit more information here.
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Quote, the long question challenges the court's previous ruling in Roe v. Wade and subsequent
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cases by imposing a restriction on abortion earlier than the recognized point of fetal
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viability when a baby would be able to survive outside the womb at approximately 24 weeks
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into pregnancy.
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The court precedent says that women have the right to abortion pre viability.
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And the Supreme Court will now take another look at this and hear arguments over whether
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all bans of pre viability elective abortions go against the constitution.
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The Mississippi law does not provide exceptions for cases of rape or incest and only allows
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abortion after 15 weeks in the cases of health emergencies or fetal abnormalities.
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Unquote.
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So the thing about this is, is this law and the ruling will have a direct impact on setting
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legal precedent for other laws and into the future.
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And so this includes the recent Texas heartbeat bill, right, which everybody's freaking out
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about.
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And oh, we're going to pull our business out of Texas.
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And I love that Governor Greg Abbott is just giving them the pulsating middle finger.
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Like, yeah, what are you going to do?
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What are you going to do?
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But here's the thing, we're not actually going to spend time on this podcast talking about
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the chances of this Mississippi law being upheld by the Supreme Court.
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Okay.
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So we have plenty of time to talk about that later.
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We're certainly going to be talking about it more this year.
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And honestly, right now, just to be honest, I, you know, just caught the top of my head.
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The only votes that I think that we can depend on for this will come from Justice Claire
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is Thomas and Justice Amy Coney Barrett.
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So Chief Justice John Roberts, you know, that turd, he will he'll go with precedent.
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That's basically what he's done.
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He every time he votes against the conservatives or with the liberals, I guess you could say
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he's going with Supreme Court precedent.
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So he's not going to vote for this Gorsuch might vote for it.
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I'm not really sure about Kavanaugh.
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I'm not sure on Alito.
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But we do know that Briar son of my or in Kagan will clearly vote against this.
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But you know, we'll have to see how that goes.
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But let's get back to the amicus brief here.
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Now, I know what you're thinking from the very beginning.
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Are there really 500 prominent pro women's athletes in fact, that was my first.
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I was like 500 plus.
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Are there really that many?
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But obviously they're just the big ones that people are talking about, Rapino and Terasi
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and you know, all that kind of thing.
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But I'm actually going to read you a quote from this brief to kind of give you a sense
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of what the contents are like.
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And I actually have a link in the show notes to where you can read the whole thing to
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yourself, if you like hating yourself.
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So here's the quote, quote, women's ability to participate equally in the economic and
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social life of the nation, including through high school collegiate and professional sports,
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has been facilitated by their ability to control their reproductive lives, absent the right
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to access safe and legal abortion care and the ability of the woman to retain the ultimate
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control over her destiny and her body.
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Women's sports would now be the enormous, or would not be the enormous success they
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are today, among other reasons, women's ability to participate and excel in athletics would
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decline, severely impairing the vitality of sports in the United States.
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Further, women and girls would be deprived of the multitude of collateral benefits that
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result from athletic participation, including greater educational success, career advancement,
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enhanced self esteem and improved health.
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So yes, they are claiming that if they can't kill their babies, that they just can't participate
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in the American dream that they just can't possibly participate in all the benefits of
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sports if they don't have the option to kill their baby.
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But let's talk about why the story is so crazy and evil and important all at the same time.
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So the first thing is the constant use of the euphemisms, reproductive freedom and reproductive
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choice and reproductive rights.
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Here's the thing is by the time that this is so stupid that I have to say this, but it's
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a big deal even for pro-lifers because they get wrapped around the axle and all these euphemisms.
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By the time that somebody is considering paying someone to murder their baby using an abortion
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procedure, reproduction has already occurred.
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Again, they're talking about reproductive rights, but at the moment it's a one celled
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zygote, you have reproduced, like did you realize that like the act of birthing a child
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is not reproduction.
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That's the act of birthing.
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But in order to reproduce a sperm cell needs to meet an egg.
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And again, produces a one celled zygote.
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It starts taking up space in the universe.
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It's a human life, right?
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But we're being told this is about reproductive rights and freedom and choice and all the
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other different things that it has nothing to do with that because here's the thing that
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you constantly hear about with these stories is again, aside from the cases of rape where
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somebody is impregnated during rape, which is horrific, which I believe the rapist should
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be castrated and then killed, right?
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I absolutely believe that 100%.
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These are people that are making conscious decisions.
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These are women that are choosing to spread their legs and receive the penis of a man
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that is choosing to insert it inside of her.
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I hate that I'm having to break it down in such a basic way, but that's what's happening.
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These are typically too consenting because if it's if it's not rape, these are two consenting
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adults that are consenting to the sexual act, which might produce a child, right?
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Which might cause a pregnancy to begin.
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So this has nothing to do with reproduction, nothing at all.
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Another reason why it's so crazy and evil and important to talk about this is the constant
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use of the euphemism health care.
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Again, it can't be considered health care if you're actively killing a human.
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That's not health care.
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If you roll your ankle, you can get health care.
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If you have cancer, you can get health care.
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This is not health care.
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This is death care.
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This euphemism in terms of calling it health care, like health care options, it's ridiculous.
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And the next thing is we're talking about the constant dehumanization of the baby in
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the womb.
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That's why this is important, okay?
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Because this is a great time to remind you that the baby that's inside the woman is not
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her body.
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It's not her body.
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I talk about this all the time.
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My body, my choice, my body, my choice.
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It's not her body.
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It's a different body completely.
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It's own DNA.
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It's own organs, it's own blood, it's own everything.
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But let's go to Megan Rapino, who is just a lightning rod for every left wing issue possible.
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You know, she was going to talk about something like this.
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So she's the most high profile person to support the Samokas brief.
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Here's a quote from her quote, "I am honored to stand with the hundreds of athletes who
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have signed onto the Supreme Court brief to help champion not only our constitutional
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rights."
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More on that in a second, but also those of future generations of athletes.
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Physically, we push ourselves to the absolute limit.
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So to have forces within the country trying to deny us control over our own bodies is
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infuriating and un-American.
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And we will and will be met with fierce resistance, right?
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We're going to meet this with fierce resistance, bae, abortion on demand or we riot, right?
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Like that's basically what we're saying.
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If you want to allow us to kill our babies whenever we want to, for whatever reason we
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want to, we're going to burn it all down, which guys, that's what it's coming to.
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Because depending upon what happens with this decision that's going to be coming down likely
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next year, maybe even into next summer, there's going to be rioting in the streets over something
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like this.
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Now, excuse me, I don't know if it's going to be up to the point of what we saw with George
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Floyd and in the billions of dollars of worth of things that we saw, but there's going to
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be wailing and gnashing of teeth for sure with something like this.
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But again, the whole point that Megan Rapinoe is making is like, if someone else is telling
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me what to do with my body, no, no, no, no, they're telling you, you can't do something
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inside your body, which is not yours.
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Because you can't choose whether or not to tear this baby limb from limb and suck them
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out of your uterus.
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You can't tell them to do that, right?
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Now we live in a country that currently allows that, but that's what that's what we're questioning
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right now.
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We've got two infamisms, none of the other stuff, none of those stupid bumper stickers.
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That's what we're talking about.
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But here's the big one.
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Here's the big one before we move on to the second story.
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The main argument, the main argument that these women are making in this brief is that
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if they don't have the option to kill their babies in the womb, that their lives would
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be potentially too inconvenienced.
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This is one of the most egregious things I'm about to talk about.
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So this was from Chrissy Perham.
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So if you don't know who that is, you know, you're like the rest of us, but she apparently
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was the captain of the 1992 Olympic swim team.
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She went in Olympic gold medal that year, but she said in the brief that she had an abortion
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while she was in college while she was on birth control as if that matters, but she had
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an abortion.
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That's the main headline here.
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But here's a quote from here from her rather quote, when I was in college, I was on birth
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control, but I accidentally became pregnant.
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I accidentally became pregnant, whatever.
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I was on scholarship.
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I was just starting to succeed in my sport and I didn't want to take a year off.
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Perham said, I decided to have an abortion.
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I wasn't ready to be a mom and having an abortion felt like I was given a second chance
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at life.
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Even though her baby wasn't, I was able to take control of my future and refocus my priorities.
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That choice ultimately led me to being an Olympian, a college graduate and a proud mother today.
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I'm finally speaking up and sharing my story because there shouldn't be a stigma surrounding
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personal healthcare decisions.
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Women know what's best for our own bodies and lives and our autonomy needs to be respected.
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My goodness.
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What an evil, evil woman.
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Again, if I didn't murder my baby, like I wouldn't have succeeded in my sport.
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I wouldn't have graduated.
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I wouldn't be such a positive mom today.
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But the thing that this woman needs to understand is she was a mom when she got pregnant, according
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to her accidentally got pregnant.
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What did she trip and fall and land on a penis?
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Right?
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Like what do you mean you accidentally became pregnant?
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What you mean is you were on birth control and the birth control didn't work.
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And then you created a human being and then you chose to kill it.
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That's what you did.
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You can, you know, cloak it in all this random language and all this stuff that you would
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find on the back of a Planned Parenthood t-shirt.
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But at the end of the day, that's the reality of what happened.
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But to say that this is some sort of an achievement, like, Oh, I wouldn't have been an Olympian
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if I hadn't killed my baby, perhaps.
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But when you made the choice to engage in a sexual act with another human being with
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a man, you knew this was a potential outcome.
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You made a choice and then you made the most horrific choice.
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You were already a mother.
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Now she's pretending now that she has kids that live outside the womb, that she became
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a mother when those things happen.
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No, no, no, no.
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You became a moment.
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Oh, a mother when you were in college and you became pregnant, that's when you became
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a mother.
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Now you couldn't hold the baby.
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You couldn't feed the baby.
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You couldn't care for the baby, but it was your baby.
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Okay.
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It's absolutely, absolutely insane.
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Again, she uses the euphemisms about health care and health care decisions, which is not
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even applicable to the story.
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Let's go ahead and move on to story number two, okay?
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So this one's the unconscionable one, which, you know, we'll kind of break it down.
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But it's the United States House of Representatives.
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They voted to codify the right of abortion into law.
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So as reported by live action, we'll say this quote, the United States House of Representatives
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passed the so-called Women's Health Protection Act or the WHPA of 2021 on Friday, a bill
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that intends to enshrine abortion in law as a right through all nine months of pregnancy
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for any reason.
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The law endorsed by the White House this week would prevent states from passing protections
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for people for preborn children such as the Texas Heartbeat Act, but would also go further
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than any current pro abortion law, the bill passed by a 218 to 211 vote.
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So this happened just last Friday, guys.
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So I don't know why they did the vote on Friday, but typically if you're trying to bury something
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you would do it on a Friday, I don't know if that was part of the thing or if it was just
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on the docket, I don't really know.
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But every single Republican in the house voted against the bill and every single Democrat
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in the house voted for the bill except for one that's representative Henry, I think
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his last name is pronounced cooler at C-U-E-L-L-E-R from Texas.
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He was the only one that voted against it.
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So I don't ever want to hear again about how Democrats care about people.
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I don't ever want to hear it again.
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Never again.
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This is the part of the cares about people.
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Is it though?
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Because every single Democrat in the House of Representatives voted for this thing, which
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again creates a wild, wild West for abortions, abortion for any reason up to this point.
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Of birth up to the day of birth, right?
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So the thing about this bill is this bill would supersede any state regulations or restrictions
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on abortion.
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Any and all.
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So that includes heartbeat bills, viability laws, all of it, right?
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So it would also allow for sex selective abortions because if you can have it for any reason
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you can say, I don't really want a girl so you can kill the girl for no reason, right?
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It would allow abortions for babies that have Down syndrome.
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It would allow abortion up until the moment of birth as long as somebody can prove that
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the woman's health was in danger.
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I'm using major air quotes for those just listening to me, okay?
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Woman's health, right?
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Now that is not going to be restricted to physical health either.
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It can be their emotional health or their mental health or their financial health as long as
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one doctor can basically say that this woman is going to be bothered too much by having
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this baby.
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They can kill it, right?
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So this is easily the most pro baby murder law voted on and passed by a modern government
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in the world.
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Because people always look at Europe and they're like, oh, they're so progressive and they're
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so liberal and they're so all those things.
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For the most part, you can't get an abortion in a European country after the first trimester.
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Again, the fact that we even break it down by trimesters means nothing.
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There's really no basis.
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They just did that during Roe v. Wade to just kind of pretend that it was a different entity
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at each point of development.
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And so when it became a second trimester fetus, it was somehow massively different than when
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it was in the first trimester.
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Like it was a ficus or it was a, you know, a Nissan Altima and then it turned into a human
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being in the second trimester.
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It's like ridiculous.
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But again, this is something that even people in Europe are like, whoa, really?
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Abortion all the way up to 39 40 41 weeks.
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Wow.
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It's like that's a baby in there.
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It was a baby the whole time.
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But now it's like that baby could be living outside the womb and we're going to kill it
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easily.
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The most pro baby murder thing that we've ever seen so far.
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But you might be thinking to yourself right now, wait a minute, wait a minute, Kyle.
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I thought that abortion was already law.
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Why are they trying to codify something into law that's already law?
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Oh, why would Joe Biden get up and say, no, we need to codify Roe v. Wade into law.
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And the answer is pretty simple is that it's not law.
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Roe v. Wade was a legal opinion, guys, and we're, we're not going to go into a deep dive
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here.
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I'm going to leave some stuff in the show notes.
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So you can check it out for yourself.
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But I know that we don't as Americans pretty much anymore.
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We don't get educated on the separation of powers anymore, right?
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But there are three branches of the government, right?
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The executive that legislative in the judicial, this deals with the last two, okay?
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The judicial body, the judicial branch cannot create law.
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It can't create law.
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Now they can rule the constitutionality and legality of the law, but the legislative branch
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creates the law.
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They're the legislative branch, right?
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They're the ones that created and this is a great time to remind everyone that there
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is no mention whatsoever of abortion in the United States constitution.
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None.
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No mention at all.
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Even legal scholars, modern legal scholars that love abortion, gosh, they just love, you
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know, baby murder.
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They love it.
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It's their favorite thing.
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They agree that this decision, the Roe v. Wade decision was dogged due to.
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They just they're like, oh man, horrible jurisprudence basing the right to abortion on the 14th amendment,
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the right to privacy.
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It's an absolute Joe.
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And again, I'm, I believe some videos and stuff so you can dig in a little bit further,
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but essentially the way it was supposed to work is if the constitution does not explicitly
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talk about it, it's supposed to be up to the States because the constitution as long and
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as, you know, far reaching as of a document as that is one of the greatest documents in
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the history of humanity, this thing doesn't cover everything.
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It can't cover everything.
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So it's going to leave the rest up to the States.
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At least that's how it was supposed to go.
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So we need to talk about why this particular story is so crazy and evil and also important.
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This is the ultimate virtue signaling, the ultimate virtue signaling because there is
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a zero percent chance that this passes the Senate zero percent because they're going
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to need 60 votes.
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Okay.
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And right now we obviously know that there's, you know, 50 50 Republican Democrat with,
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you know, basically the tie going to, you know, the vice president, uh, co president, rather
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a Kamala Harris.
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So there's no way it's going to happen.
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There's no way they're going to peel off 10 Republican votes and every Democrat may
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not vote for this either.
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Right.
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He may not vote for this, uh, the guy in West Virginia, whose name just slipped my mind.
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He may not vote for this, but the thing about this is this is about the 2022 midterms.
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That's what this is about.
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This is about drumming up anger and support, you know, from suburban women and independence
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and people that are just kind of like sitting on the fence.
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That's what this is about.
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Okay.
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Because they think that this is something that they can run on, right?
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So they're just signaling that this is what they want to do, which kind of leads to the
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next point here, which is that elections have consequences.
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I talk about this all the time, but guys just imagine, just imagine if this all went down
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and we're sitting here right now today in the Democrats had a super majority in the United
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States Senate.
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They had 60 votes in the United States Senate.
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This wouldn't be stopped.
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The house votes for it and it goes to the Democrats in the Senate and they would vote
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for it.
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And then it goes to Joe Biden's desk and he just, whoo, whoo, whoo, whoo, whoo.
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He signs it.
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He doesn't know what he's signing.
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He's signing in crayon, but you know, he's signing it nonetheless.
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But that's where we'd be right now.
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So I know, especially Christians, right, you know, even more normally, you know, especially
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after the new cycle of 2016 and all these things, we just don't want to get into the,
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you know, the things that are happening in the world and there's just nothing we can
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do about it.
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And we just need to, you know, basically hide behind the gospel.
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And I know that sounds, you know, rude to say, but it's like, you know, let's just focus
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on things inside the church and let's focus on, you know, all these, you know, whatever.
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But this is a very, very important thing because if you care about human flourishing, if you
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care about the dictates of God, if you care about the Amago day, if you care about the
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fact that we were knitted together in our mother's womb, if you care about the fact
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that we have the image of God written on site on us, this is an important issue.
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So if you have your head in the sand while an election is going on and you allow democratic
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senators Georgia to be elected for your state, that could throw the entire balance of what's
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happening in the United States, how to whack.
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So again, the odds of getting to that super majority are not really high, but just imagine
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if that's where we were right now.
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These elections have consequences.
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And the last thing I'll talk about, I guess on this thing in particular is that Democrats
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in America wouldn't be pushing for this if they didn't think it was a winning issue.
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And that is terrifying.
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That is absolutely terrifying.
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They think this is a winning issue.
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They think that they can build momentum through the end of the year through the first quarter
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and second quarter of next year and into election season, you know, for 2022.
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That's what they think.
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And you see all these, you know, quotes coming out about, Oh, you know, most people are against
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the Texas heartbeat bill and they're against all these different things until they actually
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get into the issue, right?
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The majority of people in America are pro life.
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The majority of people in America don't even know what happens on an abortion.
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Like I think I've talked about before where those, you know, live action will show videos
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to these people on the street.
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Oh, yeah, you know, I think a woman should be able to do it.
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She, she wants to with her own body and she shouldn't be forced to carry a baby.
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What if they're raped?
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And says blah, blah, blah, and then they show them a rendering, basically a cartoon rendering
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of what happens during an abortion and they're mortified.
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They're mortified.
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The act of taking a sharp instrument, inserting it into the vaginal canal and going into
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the uterus and slicing the baby up and dicing it and sawing the baby into pieces, you know,
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scraping the uterine wall to get all the pieces out, right?
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You know, you know, in a, you know, a late term abortion, they're actually the pulling the
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baby out, you know, just far enough to where the pulling out by its feet, snipping the
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back of the neck, inserting a tube into the, into the, the back of the neck, sucking out
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the brains, collapsing the skull and then pulling the rest of the baby out.
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That's a late term abortion, guys.
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That's what this law would allow for.
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Imagine that.
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Imagine that.
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Seriously.
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A lot of you guys have actually been in the delivery room with your, with your wife as
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she was bringing your baby into the world.
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Imagine going in there with the express purpose of killing that baby.
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You're literally pulling out by its feet.
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It's alive.
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It's been alive the entire time, but it's alive and you're cutting the base of its neck and
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killing it.
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That's what this would allow for and people are like, Oh, that, that almost never happens
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and that's a straw man.
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All these, everything's, it happens.
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It's a legal right now in the state of New York as they go right now in the state of Rhode
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Island and some other states, right?
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But Democrats are pushing for this because they think it's a winning issue because they're
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looking at the polls and like, Oh, you know, people are, are pro choice.
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They're not pro that.
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That's a reality.
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What abortion is.
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So you might be thinking to yourself, you know, at this point, like how, why are we talking
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about this again?
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You seem to always talk about abortion, but it's the same thing I was talking about last
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week with all those different news stories that most of you didn't know about.
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There's nothing virtuous about burying your heads in the sand.
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That's why I talked about proverbs 18 15 and intelligent heart acquires knowledge and the
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ear of the wise seeks knowledge.
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You guys, we can't push back darkness if we refuse to recognize it.
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If we refuse to see it, we're going to be pushing back against nothing because we're not
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identifying the enemy.
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The fight for the unborn is right here in front of us.
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Okay.
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It's getting hotter.
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It's getting hotter by the day.
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And as we get closer to this, go to this decision, it's going to get even hotter still.
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But guys, we're on the right side of this issue.
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You know, if you want to debate immigration, debate taxes and debate, you know, you know,
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school board stuff, like that's fine.
25:04
You know, we can probably have some disagreements and there's maybe a right answer and there's
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maybe not, maybe just comes down to the eye, they'd be a holder, but this is a right and
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wrong issue for sure.
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We don't want to be on the side of baby murder guys.
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We have to prepare ourselves for the fight.
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We don't have a choice.
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All right, guys, for let you go.
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the 500 plus female athletes that are submitting the brief.
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news about the US House representatives, and then I've got an older article and video
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from live action.
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