Speaker 1: Let's talk about luxurious victim wood. Weird phrase. It was
just scanning Facebook, and back in the days when I
used to work intermittently in Hollywood's everybody became Facebook friends.
And this is a person I had business discussions with,
and she, at this business meeting with a couple of us,
announced herself to be a Champagne socialist. I thought that
was really interesting. I said, it's cool that you admit that.
She because I totally admit it. I'm a Champagne socialist.
And I said, why don't you just give it all
away and give it to the poor. She said, well,
then I wouldn't be able to help them, Okay, except
you have skills and connections in Hollywood. Yeah. But you
know what, I work hard as an advocate for people.
So it's really important that I play hard, which is
why my husband and I are going to Tahiti for
three weeks. Let's talk about luxurious victimhood. With the help
of God Almighty, Thank you Lord.
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Speaker 1: Todd Herman Today is the day the Lord has made,
and these are the times in which God has decided
we shall live. You don't know what you have until
you're around people who have nothing. And when you examine
the form of victimhood we're going to talk about today
and some of the symptoms there. And there's some actors
that come in under this heading of luxurious victimhood. One
of the actors we'll talk about today are smuggles, which
is a phrase I've invented for liberals who find themselves
in the unique position of being entirely unaffected from any
policy for which they advocate, and they have this form
of luxurious victimhood by attaching themselves to the people we
sort of talked about yesterday, the reverse Olensky tactic. Pick victim,
venerate them, make them the binary decision between moral goodness
and moral badness. So the anointed, the venerated victim groups,
they're this binary. You are on the good side or
the bad side. So the case of immigration, if you
do not see any nuance in the immigration discussion, it's
simply bad because orange man or brown people. Then you
are standing with people in a form of luxurious victimhood.
And there are people who are not going to be deported.
They're clearly United States citizens, sometimes four generations, five generations.
And the luxury of attaching yourselves to the venerated and
anointed new victim class is enjoining that you get to
have your victimhood, but you get to have your luxury.
Like this person in Hollywood who got to have her socialism,
and she and her husband got to maintain what at
the time, and I imagine it's more now worth three houses,
two two in Socow, one in San Diego, one in
Los Angeles. And I know that because she and her
husband mentioned that every time they talked trying to decide
which house to spend the weekend, and both of them
are on the beach. It was just such a hard decision.
There's a video of a young woman, and let's let's
not do the thing where we're going to look at
her and think stupid. Let's do something else. Let's think
about how attractive luxurious victimhood is. When you've never really
been around anybody who has nothing, or you've never really
thought about what it is to have true meaning in
your life, you look at life as this is I'm
here and then I die and I'm gone and nothing
is remembered. So this is it. This is all it
will ever mean. So let's look at that from that perspective.
But then let's look at this with a critical, critical eye.
Let's let's let's wind back a bit. What's the closest
you've come to meeting someone with nothing? And I mean nothing?
So because of places I've worked and things have done,
I got to know people who lived and slept in
parks or are sometimes in junk cars, and had a
guy teach me the hierarchy of homelessness. He had reached
the point there. He was an urban outdoor enthusiasts, is
what he called himself, a very clever guy named Dan.
He said, I'll never be a rubber bum. It's a
rubber bum, Dan, It's someone who sleeps in a junk car.
Why would you never be a rubber bum because rubber
bum is the last step to street bum. I'm never
going to become a rubber bum. And he taught me
this overnight when we were out playing guitar in the park,
my brother Matthew and I. And it was years later
that I ran into Dan, bleeding from a huge gash
in his forehead. Having soiled himself trying to sleep with
his back against the buildings so he could see people
coming to kick him in the face. Did nothing what
Dan owned Dan war and praise God, I had the
time and the resources to take him to the hospital.
Praise God. That's God gave me the resources to give
them money to try to fix him up physically. So
let's think about the last time you knew someone with nothing,
Because a lot of these people don't, so they take
all what they want to feel. They want to feel
their aligned with the venerated victim group. They don't want
to know the victims. They don't want to have any nuance.
They don't want to admit the fact that victimize people
are victimized. They don't want to admit the fact that
bad people use emotions like theirs to satan, to animate
them to advocate for policies of division and hatreds and
distortion and destruction. So I'll show you this tattooed young
woman here in just a quick quick second. I had
a friend of mine who was victimized by and we
don't even I don't think we know what it is
or what it was, but here are the symptoms. Is
leaning over to pick up her grand baby was incredibly painful,
this general sense of always being exhausted, of always being sore,
and she'd had what's the thing you get when you
have a tick lime disease, and for maybe he lime
disease is back, or you know, maybe it's it's not
being fully handled. And I know that's a very difficult
thing to handle. So she's a very very dear, very
close friend. She and her husband's and they came down
to Mexico with me. Now she's not in the new
tissue basing stage building stage from Renew Healthcare. She's not
there yet, but got the most encouraging report from her
last night. She went and walked forty four straight blocks
on concrete and then went home and was on her
feet for another six or eight hours for their Independence
Day event. They have this beautiful, beautiful home God's bestowed
upon them, and she woke up the next day without
any ill effects. She didn't feel any pain, any exhaustion.
And this is the first time in years this has happened,
and it's the result of the ethically gathered stem cells
from umbilical cords. At Renew Healthcare. They do things down
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industrial associations. Renew dot healthcare. All right, So setting a stage,
The reason I grabbed this is because it made a
ton of imprints online, got very popular. And let's again
imagine the people you've met who have nothing. Okay, the
closest if you've ever met someone with nothing, get as
close as you can. And let's watch this.
Speaker 3: Our country is going to s and I'm making tuna
salad right now, tuna salad. Our country is going to
I live miles miles from one concentration camp and I'm
making tuna.
Speaker 1: Salad quick video, tens of thousands of views. So let's review.
You can afford glasses that look like fashion lenses. You
can afford tattoos, you can afford piercings that doesn't look
like a rundown hotel to me or whether motel nor
does it look like a trailer. You can afford an iPhone,
I'm presuming that's an iPhone. You can afford internet access.
Your hair looks styled, your teeth look white. You don't
look like you've got scurvy sores. Your face looks well cleansed,
your skin well cared for. You don't look sun burnt
or sun leathered. You don't look famished. And incidentally, go
meet someone who has nothing and complain about your two
I invite you to do that. I invite you to
do that. Years ago, I was headed into the gym
and I came upon. I stopped to get gas and
some caffeine, and there was a woman there on this
one hundred and some degree day and she had nothing.
She had to close on her back, and she'd been
dropped off there by a man, someone she only knew
his first name. And I went into the store and
I brought her some Gatorway, but she had nothing. And
I'm saying it was one hundred and one degrees on concrete.
And if you've never seen someone take a thirty two
ounce Gatorade and suck it down because they know if
they don't. They're going to die. And this luxury, luxurious
victimhood this lady's displaying, this young woman. You can multiply
that up the chain to people who can afford their
victimhood by attaching themselves to the venerated groups. Now let's
extend this just a little bit more. My wife and
I before we were married, we lived in Utah and
she taught with a lady named Kathy. And I've always
been well since my dad introduced me to Native American culture.
My dad loved, fascinated with Native American culture, and that
made sense because actually when he grew up in Spokane Valley,
there were still people living the traditional way, and I
mean in tpies and the sheriff still rode a horse.
I have a picture of my dad in a ditch
that they were digging the road. It's called Bowtish Road.
And anybody who lives in this bolcano, everever literaer will
know Boutish in the valley. That was the ditch prior
to there being a road, long before it ever having
been contemplated to have been paved. And my dad is
a little boy in the ditch, and I think he's
on some form of toy like bicycle or something, but
I know he's in the ditch and it's a picture
of his father and grandfather greeting the sheriff on his
horse with his sidearm, a six shooter. So my dad
grew up seeing people in these traditional ways, met some
of them, and he gave me this love of this
The first real book I ever read in my life,
real book was Burying My Heart at Wounded Knee, and
I was in fourth grade. So when you've met people
who have nothing, and you recognize this, and you see
these sort of venerated victim groups, and you see this
tattooed woman and you see her talking about her tuna
cat or she has to eat this tuna, and she's
attached themselves to this victims group. These are the venerated
victim groups. It rings really, really false when you've encountered
people whose lives have nothing. So my wife and I
we were talking about my fascination with Native Americans. It
turned in Kathy was I think three quarter and I'm
trying to remember. I believe she was Cherokee, and we
were at our house that my wife had purchased, and
she was my girlfriend at the time, and I had
no ability to buy a house. Only by the grace
of God with my beloved wife do I have that.
And Kathy didn't know I had this fascination. And we
talked about internment camps because we had driven up to
some of the interment camps where they kept Japanese people.
And we were just having this discussion and Kathy said,
I don't talk about it a lot, but I had
to go to an Indian school. Okay, I know about
those And she said, no, you don't. No, you've read
about them, but you don't know about them. And this
is one of the things that we conservatives never discussed
because we pretend racism doesn't happen and never has. We
don't talk about the nuanced facts of American history because
we want to hide that from people. So we have
doctorated out of society, you know, us as Christians and such,
we don't like, we don't like to talk about the
reality of what has been. So there is schools and
they were called Indian schools. And in those schools, kids
were shamed out of ever being Indian, beaten out of
being Indian, beginning with We're going to go ahead and
shave your head for you, and we're going to go
ahead and ban your speaking of your native tongue, and
we're going to go ahead and teach you that your
parents are trash, and we're going to force you to
say these things in the name of Jesus. So what
Kathy said is no, you've read about him, you don't
know them. And she was kind enough to share what
it was to have nothing. You know what, she had
three dresses, oh end, a hair brush, that's it. Everything
else was taken from her. She didn't have parents. Her
brothers were sent to a different Indian school for boys.
She didn't have brothers, She had nothing. Guess what. She
wasn't victim. She was about as joyful a person as
ever known. And I still remember her last name. Great teacher,
my wife is and was a brilliant teacher. Made sense
that they become friends. So let's think again, and let's
watch this one more time. But but but let's let's
think like our our long I mean, we haven't talked
to this lady since we left Utah, but let's think
like Kathy. Okay, when this lady gets to the point
about what she say, she lives next to some camps.
Speaker 3: Our country is going to and I'm making tuna salad
right now, Tuna salad. Our country is going to I
live miles miles from one concentration camp, and I'm making
tuna salad.
Speaker 1: On the nights where Kathy was allowed to eat. I
bet you would have taken the tuna salad. Oh, and
then concentration camps. Can we talk about that if you
ever met anybody who's been in one, I mean an
actual concentration camp, not a deportation camp, which have existed
in America since America. These people are not being exterminated.
Praise God. There's no gas chambers, there's no work will
set you free. And yeah, I've met someone. I've met
a couple of people who were in the death camps,
and you know what, they weren't victims, not a one
of them. So this luxurious victimhood, it extends into political leaders,
people like Karen Bass, who is a full on Castro
socialist who is connected to and helped push actual it's
just hilarious, actual, violent, murderous instruction in our country. And
she gets to be a victim of sorts, living in luxury,
practicing luxurious victimhood. And I'll show you some of her
latest exploits in a second, and a luxury comes at
the cost, and your retirement comes at the cost. So
your retirement, if you're going to want to retire, it's
just got tons more complicated tons because President Trump has
made the unbelievably disappointing decision to sign an executive order
waiving the magic executive pen allowing private equity into For
one case, private equity is almost completely across the board
overvalued by forty to sixty percent, and the big companies
like Blackrock have been trying to dump their junk on
us forever, the junk that they understand their private equity
investments to be. And President Trump, in doing this is
going to allow them to now go sell to Fidelity
and Schwab and all these other retail outfits, as the
figurehead would say, these roll ups of private equity deals.
And this is just like the housing market guys, in
my opinion, much more importantly in Zach Abraham's opinion, So
you need to get You have to attend Zach's free
live webinar coming up on the twenty fourth of this month.
He will I guarant you talk about this because guess
what once these things are in the hedge. Once these
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their junk, the value of those companies is going to
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doesn't guarantee future results. Truck twenty five Dash two five
to two Chris Bray, and we'll get to some of
his work here in a second. He lives in Los Angeles,
and he wrote a piece called The Great Relearning, and
some notes from other places. We'll get to that. This
is a woman practicing luxurious victimhood. She's attached herself to
every venerated victim group. No nuance. It is the binary
moral standard for Americans. You're with the new victims or
you're not. There is no buyer, there is no nuance,
no que questions. All in immigration enforcement is wrong when
Trump does it. All of it's right when Biden does
here she is obstructing federal immigration enforcement agents. Karen bass
I am my comments as they need to leave, and
they need to leave right now.
Speaker 2: They need to unaccepted.
Speaker 1: Who do you speak on the phone? Wow? The head
of Customs she spoke with. And it is unprecedented than
anything like this would go on in Los Angeles. And
this is at MacArthur Park, which is beautiful. I mean,
the trees are beautiful. Have you been to MacArthur Park?
I mentioned in regard to luxurious victimhood, I mentioned smuggrels.
So if you're a smuggrel, and I know smuggralism in Seattle,
and it's a phrase invented. It means people. It means
liberals who are uniquely unaffected by the policies they promote.
So let me give you an example of smuggle them.
So you're smugglel You own a three story, four story
condo in West Seattle's strictly across the street from the beach.
And that portion of Seattle has hired private security because
there's been gang shootings and there's been people sleeping in
the beach. So that's over. That's god. Now they don't
allow that there anymore. From the fourth floor, you can
see all of Elliott Bay, you can see downtown Seattle.
You can even see out to the Olympic Peninsula. From
your luxury condo, you either uber in to Seattle or
you uber up to a train station, and at that
train station, then you pop into a train and in
ten minutes fifteen minutes you pull up next to you're
downtown workplace. Now, factually speaking, Amazon and Microsofts and companies
like that have divested of downtown real estate. So maybe
your train rides a little longer, maybe it's thirty minutes,
or maybe you've just rented out that condo or airbnbat
it or vrbo'ed and bought another. You in the train
go past some wilderness area and there's the canopy of
the trees, and yet maybe you can see, yeah, there's
some cars down there, and maybe they should clean that up,
and ecologically that looks really bad and oh gosh, you know,
maybe that's getting into the water table. And so that
kind of that thought kind of fleetingly comes to you
as you're on your phone and you're working or playing
your games or whatever, and you go through downtown Seattle
and yeah, there's some graffiti and such and maybe the
hillside around the hospital there where the train goes, maybe
that looks a little CD, but you don't really see it.
You're not affected by it's not going to harm you.
You go from a secure area in a secured building
with private security guarding it, to a secure area in
a secured building with private security guarding it, and then
you go and vote for more money for homelessness because
they have been in the Settle Area, the Venerated Victim
Group for years. They are the binary measure of human morality.
You either want money for homelessness or you are an
evil person who hates homeless people and wants to eat them. Now,
if you ever have that train stop, say there's an
emergency and they have to take you off that train,
and you get out of the train around that wilderness
area talked about the tree canopies, you're going to smell
pardon my language, piss and the other stuff. And it
is ripe, and you can tell right away. It's the
scent of sugar and flavored alcohols. And I don't know
if you've ever seen heroin feces, but it's a special
brand of gross. And if you have to walk down
that hill to get to an uber. Since the train
is elevated, you're going to end up walking through places
where people are sleeping in their own defecation, with stolen
propane tanks all over the place, which is a massive
fire hazard, and it is in fact nearly blown up bridges.
You're going to see all this stuff and it is
never going to come to you that I funded that,
because you're going to pop back up on the train
or get in the uber and go to work and think, Bam,
we're not funding this enough. Because you've never talked to
a person. How did you get here? How is it
that you live this way? And if you've never had
the conversation I had with a Dan Rickard, Yeah I
remember Dan's name. You'll never know. You'll think, And when
you are part of the smuggrel class, the less thinking
you do, the better. They don't want you to think.
That's why the venerated victim groups are venerated. You either
want money for homelessness or you hate them and you
want to eat them. You either think all immigration raids
are wrong, or you want to see all black and
brown people tossed into the camps, the Holocaust camps as
this lady, says young woman. So our friend Chris Bray,
who lives in Los Angeles, wrote a piece called The
Great Relearning and some Notes from other Places, and in
it he talks about some history of MacArthur Park. Turns
out there's some historical references to MacArthur Park and federal
raids that somehow didn't make it in to the current
efforts of the Mockingbird media to promote the venerated class,
because the Mockingbird media enjoys what luxurious victimhood, because they're
advocating for the little people. And this is a very
vivid Alex put this together, combining a couple of things,
and it's and look, images tell stories really well, there's
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that you're describing Jesus as a monarch penguin. Yeah, that
there's a monarch penguin. Let's say there's not a monarch penguin.
And for a penguin, okay, whatever, the monarch, the emperor,
I don't care. I'm not into lineages that way. So
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we did. Chris Bray writing this great piece about the
Great Relearning and some notes from other places. This is
just a bit of Chris's piece. And again, if I
could write like this, I'd be in big trouble because
I'd stay at home writing all day. The Great Relearning
and some notes from other places. This is about Los Angeles,
but it's not about Los Angeles. This will make sense
in a minute. See if this sounds familiar. MacArthur Park
was controlled by gangs and drug dealers, full of open
drug use and prostitution, filthy and unsafe for families. The
disorder in the park bled into the surrounding neighborhoods. MS
thirteen controlled the park, but other gangs fought for space
to sell drugs in the area, which led to violence.
One year, we had almost one hundred and six homicides
in eight square miles, and LAPD captain said, does that
sound familiar? Well, Chris decided to do the craziest, most
irresponsible thing in the world. He looked back into the
history of media coverage. So what we have here is
a few minutes of an NPR piece from that time
period two thousand and eight, two thousand and nine, juxtaposed
with images from today.
Speaker 4: Back in the time of mobsters like al Capone, the
FBI made gang busting its number one priority. Now the
FBI is focusing on gangs once again, street gangs such
as MS thirteen, the Bloods, or the Crips in Los Angeles.
FBI agents are helping police put away gang leaders who
in the past have been untouchable. As part of a
series on the Gangs of La NPR's Mondally del Barco
reports on how the FEDS have helped break the gang's
hold on one neighborhood.
Speaker 1: What you see if you're watching the video version of
the show, are people passed out, some of them probably dying,
all of them. Drug adults in MacArthur Park, which you
don't see, are the helpful drug salespeople who know they
can go quick flip fence at al and heroin all
day long there, because when those people aren't sleeping, they're stealing,
and when they're not stealing, they're cashing checks that Mayor
Bass gives them while she practices luxurious victimhood. While people
in Los Angeles who continue to vote for this gets
their dopamine hits or maybe it's seratonin off of their
luxurious victimhood. I'm a good person, I know because with
the venerated classes of people, I chance trans women are women.
Therefore I am on the right side. I chant ice
go home. Therefore I am on the right side. And
I practice my luxurious victimhood from my condos, from my
train rides, from my limo rides, from my high rises,
and man, I attach myself to that. So that's how
you can get these entertainers who from a fourteen fifteen
story condo in downtown Hollywood that they get to you
through through limos or above Hollywood or in Santa Monica,
what have you. That's how they can sit up there
and say I stand with them because of the reversal
Alynsky tactic. Pick a victim group, venerate it, make it
the binary moral standard by which people's goodness or badness
is measured, and then match that with luxurious victimhood like
the young woman forced to eat tune a salad. Poor thing.
My heart bleeds. So Chris points out this was not
the first time the FEDS have been involved in Los Angeles,
and did you hear the way NPR reported it touting
is zero torrance approach to migration. President Trump has loosed
masked federal agents on American cities, taking migrants from arks,
often in front of their families, to send them to
internment camps. Some say remind them of Holocaust camps. I'm
grim milestone. So Tom Holman went on the Mockingbird media,
he's the borders are I hate that phrase, like what
he's doing for the most part, And I want to
go back. Can we go back real quick? I want
to go back to our original luxurious victim. Okay, so
here's our original luxurious victim.
Speaker 3: Our country is going to And I'm making tuna salad
right now. Tuna salad. Our country is going to I
live miles miles from a concentration camp and I'm making
tuna salad.
Speaker 1: How often? How many takes do you think that took?
I'm thinking two or three to look away from the
camera and I'm making tuna effing salad the absence of
self review. All right, So let's say let's look at
this from a different perspective. Now, since we're examining luxuries victimhood,
Let's say you're a kid. You were nine when you
were brought across the border having been violated, I mean
not a lot, but maybe sexually violated two or three
times is all. And now you're here in a country
where you speak almost none of the language, with people
who are not your parents, and you find yourself living
upstairs from I don't know. You pick your money laundering business,
what's cash businesses? Restaurants, dry cleaners, payday loans, and you
throughout the day either are involved in radically discounted labor,
or maybe you get three hots and a cot, or
maybe the worst well no not, maybe the more depraved
instances of that were your body's being leased to men, okay,
and you are fed just enough so that you don't
die but they want you to remain skinny. And you're
now ten and eve Ben put on these drugs so
that they're more controllable. Or maybe you're fourteen or fifteen
and this has just been the way, Or maybe maybe
you're seventeen and you've been put into apartments and that
apartment is for illegal immigrants, and you are told you
will work at our restaurants and you will do that
for a buck fifty an hour, or we will call
the federal authorities and you will be taken and put
into Guantanamo Bay. It seems bizarre to mention all that,
because Republicans are very, very mean and they hate all
the venerated victim groups. But it turns out that Tom
Holman and his Departments Customer Border Patrol has found multiple
businesses that do just this. And we've talked about this
on the show. Businesses who purchase apartment buildings right next
door to their restaurants or their gas stations or their
gas station convenience store restaurants. They bring in illegal immigrants,
They fire Americans, They bring in illegal immigrants, a lot
of them juveniles, They put them in these apartments. They
quote pay them a buck fifty two fifty, maybe four
to fifty an hour, maybe even five fifty, but not
the minimum wage, nowhere near it, no benefits, and they
pack them four or five at a time into apartment
buildings designed for two people. And you're here till you
pay us off because we paid money they buy the people.
There's a word for that. That word is slavery. But
when you take a victim group and you venerate them
and they become the binary measure for all human morality. Hey,
are you in favor of immigration raids? Well, yeah, because
ah can't. Nope. So Tom Holman went on Fox News
and I want us to think about the luxurious victim
tuna salad girl, and I want you to think like
that child who's eleven or twelve and is used in
any of those ways. And let's say you run across
that video and she says her world's going to s
and examine it from a point of view of someone
who's being truly victimized, not in the luxury sense and
not in a contact high sense. So Tom Holman went
on the Fox News and he quoted a great big number,
and I want you to hear that great big number
a second, because it's an important number. This is a war, okay.
It's a war for minds. It's a war for common sense.
It's a war for decency. It's a war for what
God would have us do with the least of these.
It's not a shooting war for most of us. It
is for many of us and what requires a crisp,
clean mind. And look, my friends, Tim Krookshank, he knew
this as a Navy Seal. This is where his obsession
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I don't know. You're awake for sixty four hours and
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ied or get shot in the noggin. And Tim is
seeing his friends fall I mean three deployments will do
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Homan went on Fox News and as you listen to this,
imagine the kids that have been rescued and then they
get to go watch TikTok and see tune a salad girl.
Speaker 5: Look, we're looking for over three hundred thousand missing children.
We've already found ten thousand. Have you heard that anywhere? No,
the media is simply not covering it. And look, this
should be a nonpartisan issue. Arresting public safety threats and
national security threats. Everybody be on the same page. On that,
rescuing children. I mean, there should be a non partisan issue.
Everybody should be in locks up on that. But they're
not the media's line. The Democrats that are taking they
don't want President to be successful. I got news for them,
were being successful. Every every illegal alien, public safety threat
we arrest makes us country safer. Every national security threat
we take off the street and deport makes us safer.
And we're rescuing thousands of children. The lives saved every
day by ice, the lives saved every day by borg Drow.
You are in the hundreds. So the only thing I
can think of, Griff, if they hate President Trump more
than they love their community, they.
Speaker 1: Hey, let's not do that mine every thing. Let's not
us do that. If you are against mass deportations, you
should have been against mass illegal immigration. Can't have one
with that the other. And there's a reason Jesus Christ
didn't do the luxury victim thing. God doesn't have luxury.
He just is what he is. He is the way
the truth in the life. He's always existed, always all exists.
Jesus is the way the truth of life with God,
the Father, that the triune Godhead has always existed and
you could say, well, yeah, he lived in a luxury position.
He's God, He's always existed. He has no pain. But no,
he does. No. When Jesus sacrificed for a time his
full deity to become fully God and fully human, he
chose to come out of the Ultimate high Rise and
to come down to earth, taking on human flesh with
all of its needs. I mean, you know, baby Jesus
wept because he was hungry, right or he was scared, callicky,
Frustrated the Ultimate high Rise, he left it. He went
down to street level, to dirt level, to a family
where his lineage was questioned. Come on, you think that's true.
That thing with marrying the angel.
Speaker 5: She was.
Speaker 1: He chose that. He chose the role of a servant.
He chose to be the one who went to the
cross when he could have been up in the Ultimate
high Rise. He didn't choose luxurious victimhood, nor was he
a victim. But look what they did to the flesh.
He could have said, no, I don't care that, it's
the law. I'm not gonna let you do that to me.
Follow the law. Unless they told him to violate God's work,
you could call Jesus the most venerated victim in history.
You'd be wrong because he was the victim. That was
God's plan. We don't venerate him betray and God had
simply is love, kindness, patience, long suffering. It's not anything
it can't be, and it came down to the ultimate
high rise to be with us, to experience what the
world would call actual victim wood. But God is an
expert at taking bad and using it for good. This
is the Todd Hermannshaw. Please go, be well, be strong,
be kind, make a decision to walk with Christ. And
if you give me while, I get to go home
to my beloved wife.