Speaker 1: You know, there's a book. I think it's called Toxic Empathy.
I think that's a really good title. There's also this
thing about empathy. Whether it is crossing a line into
mental illness or if it's meant to illess induced empathy.
I don't know if it's the same thing as toxic.
And I look at this and I think, is this
a case I can even make? And I'm reading the material,
and I'm thinking about things people say in public and
philosophers talking in public, and then I thought, what do
they say in private? And then gosh, golly, g all
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Speaker 1: Todd Herman. Today is the day the Lord has made,
and these are the times to which God has decided
we shall live. This is from the States of California,
and it begins our discussion about empathy or mental illness.
We've talked about this dynamic in California where seeing people
have been trying to once again make it a felony
to purchase or rent the bodies of children to carry
out your sexual lusts, trying to make that a felony
again because it's not. And I think this is the
fourth attempt to go back to this being a felony.
And what are we hearing from the left. Well, this
of course could put the LGB so called T and
Q community at risk. So if you're a parent of
a same sex attracted child, you want that child having
sex with adults. Really, it puts marginalized communities at risk,
the bipops because there are often victims of law enforcement. Weirdly,
it is BIPOC kids. I hate that phrase. It is
black and Hispanic kids in California who are most commonly
trafficked by black and Hispanic traffickers, so that excuse is gone.
There was the open statement from one of the most
perverse and frightenedly wicked so called lawmakers in America, this
Senator Wiener, who said that in the same sex attracted
male community, it's really important for adult same sex attracted
men to be able to shepherd boys into the ways
of same sex activity. So that's him coming out and
saying it, and that's what he says in public. So
this is a new story out of the state of California.
Speaker 3: I'll go and try to purchase a sixteen or seventeen
year old on that blade, and law enforcement were to
intervene because of a judge's order right now in Sacramento,
law enforcement would not be able to put that person
in jail because it's not the solid felony that law
enforcement has been asking it to be. So I just
want to make sure you're okay with sixteen and seventeen
year olds continuing to be purchased on this blade for
the next year or until you have to dissect this
issue in the fall. And these john's getting let go
and just issued with citations.
Speaker 4: Well, I don't agree with the premise of the question.
But what I would say is I'm not okay with
any child anywhere being exploited. But the solution that we craft,
the solution that we passed, needs to make sense. It
needs to be equitable, It needs to be comprehensive.
Speaker 1: Got it. The premise of the question was what should
a judge be able to prevent law enforcement from from
going after child sex traffickers? I don't agree with the premise.
Speaker 5: The question.
Speaker 1: Is he being empathetic? Is he mentally ill? Or is
he a want on wants some purposeful, structured, planned liar
who believes he's building power for himself. See, sometimes mental
illness and spiritual blindness are really really close cousins or twins.
It is astonishing to me that these people believe they've
got all this power, and right now they do. But man,
is that power gonna seem so temporary? When it's temporary?
When they see the face of God on that day
where every knee bows, every tongue confesses, and they understand
how utterly minuscule they are, how insignificant in the extreme
they are. You think of the prophets that I saw
the face of God. I'm ruined. I'm ruined I'm filthy, disgusting, ruined.
So they think they're building up this power base. And
the Lord who said to the authorities who are getting
ready to crucify him, don't you know that the Roman
the Roman boss said, don't you know that I have
the power of life over death of you? Jesus said,
you have no power over me, but that which my
father grants. These people have no power other than the
thing that God is letting them do now and right now,
the princes of the air. That's Satan. He gets to
rome free. So is it mental illness, is it spiritual blindness?
Or is it actual empathy? In that case, I think
we can strike empathy, don't you in that case? So
I got to share with you now an article here
a second from twenty fifteen that somehow resurface. This happens
on social media. But I want you to just just
think about what these people were speaking in private, I
mean in public, and what they might speak in private
to themselves, because it's in private where you find out
who someone really really is. You know, there's been a
ton of private discussions about the economy and tariffs, and
you know there's discussions going on, you know, between US
and China. And I loved what President Trump said about, hey,
maybe the kids will have two dollars instead of twenty.
I love that because we as conservatives or populists or
Christian Christian constitutional populists, we better be okay giving up
cheap stuff from China we don't need and been paying
more for it if we're going to. But we better
be okay with that or we're never ever going to
get out of that prison. And that is an economic
prison where we're tied to the Chinese Communist Party. That
just doesn't mean us well. So my friend Zach Abraham
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twenty five DASH two zero six. So this is the
things that they talk about in public. This article somehow
resurfaced and it's a fascinating, fascinating look in the minds
of philosophers. No doubt leftis philosophers headline is having a
love even family an unfair advantage, and Joe Glani wrote this.
There's a link to this in the show notes if
you want to read the whole thing, and here's part
of it. So many disputes in our liberal democratic society
hinge on the tension between inequality and fairness between groups,
between sexes, between individuals, and increasingly between families. I don't
think parents reading their children bed nowten this is this,
he spoke this, He wrote this. I don't think parents
reading their children bedtime stories should constantly have in their
minds the way they're unfairly disadvantaging other people's children. But
I think they should have that thought occasionally. So you
doing the right thing as a parent, experiencing joy with
your child, the joy of reading, the joy of learning,
the joy of sharing ideas, the joy of closeness, the
joy of physical touch. As you're laying together in bed.
That's where I used to read to my daughter. She's
under her covers, I'm on top of the covers, and
I can still remember the feeling of that. And you're
sharing the joy of discovery and your child watching you read.
And if you read well with your child.
Speaker 2: You are.
Speaker 1: Even though you don't need to underline the words as
you're reading, you're doing that for them so their eyes
are guided. They can see this is what my dad
is reading. You read the same books over and over
again so they can begin to identify the words. It
gives them a sense of confidence when they know how
a book ends. And then, if you're a funny dad
joke dude, you eventually you eventually changed the story. And
see what your kids say. You know, the cat and
the hat came to the door, and the kid said, no,
get out of here. Cat. We hate cats. No, that's
not what it says. Well, what does it say that
that's disadvantaging other people's kids. You're not doing anything to
anyone's kid. You're doing something with your kid. And we
are to teach children what's right and wrong. We're to
write the word of God on our foreheads, were to
speak about it in our daily lives, and part of
this is to steward their minds. So he's saying this
in public that he doesn't think that you are, that
you should be constantly thinking about disadvantaging other kids when
you read your own That's what he doesn't think. Translation
it's something others think, other academics, and the fact that
he has to say I don't think means his brain
is leaking with intellectual empathy. What does intellectual empathy mean?
All ideas are valid, This is just another idea. All
ideas have value, All cultures are equal. Your truth is
just as good as my truth. It's intellectual empathy, and
it is a mental illness. There are some things that
are true. Inarguably, you sitting on a couch reading a
book to your kid has no effect on any child
anywhere else in the world. Ever, it doesn't. Back to
the article, the power of the family to tilt equality
hasn't gone unnoticed. Academics and public commentators have been blowing
the whistle for some time now. Philosophers Adam Swift and
Harry Brighthause or Briehause have felt compelled to conduct a
cool reassessment. Swift in particular has been conflicted for some
time over the curious situation that rise is when a
parent wants to do the best for her child, but
in the process makes the playing field for others even
more lopsided. We're back to this false premise. You doing
well for your child has no effect on anyone else's child,
it has an effect on your child and an effect
for good for the world. Smarter, more capable, well prepared
people are better for the world because they are more
likely to do good things in the world, to provide
services that people need, products people need. And if you're
doing things in the form of parenting in a supportive
emotional sense, you have more well balanced kids. And at
the core of all this, if you teach your kids
the primacy of God's word on which to stand, you
have a generation of kids standing on the solid rock
of God's word, unchangeable and unchanging. And you have done what.
You've created a society more welcoming to ho helping people
whose parents didn't do that. Back to the article, I
got interested in this question because I was interested in
a quality of opportunity. This guy says this, This doctor Swift, right,
this this academic Swift. I'd done some work on social mobility,
and the evidence is overwhelming that the reason why children
born to different families have very different chances in life
is because of what happens in those families. According to Swift,
from a purely instrumental position, the answer is straightforward. One way.
Phil officers might think about solving the social justice problem
would be simply abolishing the family. Oh that's an interesting idea.
He spoke that out loud. It's one way to do it.
It is. Now we'll pause for a second and say, well,
these people are just philosophers, okay, just thinking up wacky,
wacky ideas. Are they empathetic? Abolishing the family? How does
that work? You know, two adult human beings male and
female come together, they have sexual union. The woman meaning
adult human female, becomes pregnant, and the baby is born
and incomes the States. And now we're in all this
Huxleyville Brave New World, and the baby is scooped up
and taken away to be raised by a robotic incubator,
never to know the idea of mother or father. I
mean that was a work of fiction. By all this Huxley.
There's the other alternative this, there's the oral type alternatives.
That's thinkable, And how would you do that without force?
I mean that's the ultimates in this idea. We have
this mental illness, empathy, dash, spiritual capture. Is they're talking
about equity, equality, fairness, and there are going to be
people going no, actually, I will go ahead and keep
our child. Thank you. Well, that's not fair, so we're
going to force you to give it up. What fascinates
me is they're saying this in public. What do they
say in private? So back to this article, I'll just
repeat the last sentence there. Now, one way philosophers might
think about solving the social justice problem would be simply
by abolishing the family. Simply, if the family is the
source of unfairness in the society, then it looks plausible
to think that if we abolish the family, there would
be a more level playing field. It's not the first
time a philosopher has thought about such a drastic solution.
Twy four hundred years ago, another stage reasoned that the
care of children should be undertaken by the state. One
hundred years ago, there were captures, whole sale of cultures
and the subjugation of those cultures, and the killing of
the male children those cultures. There was the wholesale slaughter
of kids in demonic ceremonies. There was a lot of things.
There was the capture of the human beings and the
enslaving of them. And in that way, now kids suddenly
had Now they had their slave parents, or they're the slaves.
The parents are the parents of slaves. Of course this
has happened, so we should go back and do it again.
If you're willing to say this stuff in public. In private,
can you imagine the conversations And I can because I
can imagine the conversations going along the lines of, well,
what we should do is pick and who has kids
that to be a parent, you should have to have
a license. You have to have a license to drive
a car. You have a license in backward states to
purchase a god, even though that's blatantly unconstitutional. You have
to have a license to open a business, business license,
So let's license parents. That'll be more fair. Another reason
they won't do that as philosophers and academics is because
you'd have to have that license based upon something something criteria.
I guarantee. There are other philosophers that are saying, you
know what, we need less white people. We should license parents,
and just make sure we only license black parents for
a time, single so called race parents. I mean, you
see where all this ends up, right, when people don't
have the foundation of gods and they themselves are gods,
and do not think that these are people who think
they're gods that they would say things like this to me,
it's self evident that they're gods in their minds because
they say things like this and they're not done. The
article is not over. You know, God made us to
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the things that they're saying in public, and I can
imagine a ton of things they say in private. What
we realized we needed was a way of thinking about
what it was we wanted to allow parents to do
for their children, and it was what it was we
didn't need to allow parents to do for their children,
if allowing those activities would create unfairness for other people's children.
There are people now, they're philosophers and academics out of
whose mouths tumble the sentence. What we realized was we
needed to think about what it was we wanted to
allow parents to do for their children, and what it
was we didn't. We didn't want to allow parents to
do for their children if allowed these activities would create
an unfairness for other people's children. We don't want you
to be allowed to read to your kids. We don't.
We don't want you to be able to sit with
your child and teach them simple simple biology. You know.
One of my greatest, most beloved memories was walking with
my daughter when we lived in the Seattle area and
we were gifted to have a view of the of
the Puget Sound. And I will never ever surrender the
beautiful feeling of joy. I would walk down the hill
and there's the sound, and I'd say to my daughter,
and which animals live in the sound? Whales? What else? Sharks? Yep, sharks,
And we go through the list, right down to the
sea stars. So by the time she was old enough
for us to go down on low tied and for
her to go out and touch sea stars and those
little sand dollar animals, this this little bugs hiding there,
and for her to see shrimp. One day we saw
a huge shrimp and we used to pick up little
little baby, little baby shrimps. We used to pick them
up out of the rocks. And we used to go
down and uh and and see. From time to time seals.
They'd be down in the marina. And seals are really funny.
They really like kids, and it's interesting they don't care
so much for adults, but they're super curious about kids.
So we'd have these harbor seals, and they will turn
them their bellies and look at you upside down. I
guess it's just a I don't know better angle, and
that would reinforce what we talked about. And I could
see these people coming along go whoa, whoa, whoa.
Speaker 5: Whoa, whoa.
Speaker 1: Okay, up against the wall, hands up. You're breaking the law.
There are kids who don't live by an ocean, so
we have decided we don't think you should be allowed
to let your kid touch a sea star because some
kids will never see the ocean. You are savagely, savagely
disadvantaging kids who'll never see the ocean. They're kids who
live in the desert. Savage trump fan Back to the article.
The test they devised was based on what they term
familial relationship goods, those unique and identifiable things that arise
within family units and contribute to the flourishing of family members.
That arise. They arise, they're passive, just all of a sudden,
they're there. It's something intentional from the parents. Of course,
for a swift there's one particular choice that fails the test.
For swift, private schooling cannot be justified by appealed to
these familiar relationship goods. He says, it's just not the
case that in order for a family to realize these intimate, loving, authoritative,
affectionate love based relationships, you need to be able to
send your child to an elite private school. In contrast,
reading stories at bedtime, argues Swift, gives rise to acceptable
family relationship goods, even though this also bestows advantage. The
evidence shows that the difference between those who get bedtime
stories and those who don't, the difference in their life
chances is bigger than the difference between those who go
to elite private schools and those who don't. He says,
it's acceptable to read your children bedtime stories. So at
the premise of this is not just the idea that
your disadvantaging someone else's kid by properly loving your own.
At the heart of this is not just people who
think they're gods therefore they can utter phrases like things
we think parents should be allowed to do for their kids.
There's something else in the premise, and this is the
most rotten portion of the premise, And it is always
the case with a authoritarian flavored, authoritarian affected academic mind,
always always the case. I'll explain that just a second,
because it's to me, the most most obscene part of
this empathy and or mental illness. So it happened again
last night, speaking of empathy, that I was talking with
my friends. We found ourselves at a certain age, and
my friends are my friends in that group are are
somewhat older than I am, that older than my wife
and I, but we're at this certain age where now
we talk about things that happen happened to us. So, hey,
this person's back is hurting, and this person has a
knee issue, and this person and so we're doing all
this and one of my friends said, wait, are we
really going to sit here and compare like body ailments.
I said, yeah, we're going to talk about our piles soon.
And if you don't know what piles are, those are
the old band's phrase for hemorrhoids. We'll talk about that.
And he said, no, we're not. It's his house, so
his house, his rules. But there are in that group
now two and this there was only LUs said there
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properly functioning, that's going to be super hard. And in fact,
I know it is because my friend is dealing with this.
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and we share pretty intimate stuff. You think that I
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element of this article that is, to me, it's just
a it's it's it's a type of person in academia,
And to me it sort of explains academia itself. Is
they have the should you be allowed to read bedtime stories? Well,
we'll allow that, but not private school. You shouldn't be
allowed that because you're harming other people's kids. Do you
notice it no time? Do they say, should we make
parents read bedtime stories? Should we require that? Should we
free up funding in schools so that it's no longer
going to some very very poor government schools. Should we
make private school easier to attain? That way, you notice
that there is nothing in this that's pro freedom, nothing
in it about spreading virtue. It's always dumb down, always,
it has never left up. One of the missed details
in the Word of God is about husbands and wives
and submission. Super super hard thing for women, particularly young women,
is the idea of submitting to one's husband as if
you're submitting to the Lord himself. First layer here that's
missed is the husband is submitting too. Okay, he's submitting
as well, and to whom, to Jesus, He's to love
his wife as Christ loves the church. Christ doesn't turn
away from the church. Jesus doesn't say I want three churches.
Just one is died to establish his church. But there's
a phrase that husband and wife are to come under
and lift up, mutually come under and lift up, versus
lowering each other down. In this empathy that is really
a form of mental illness. And this I think it's
a massive, massive series of doses of human pride and arrogance,
and pride is something that God abhors in human beings.
They're talking about how do we dumb other kids down?
Rather than how do we lift all the kids up?
That's their instinct. And by the way, they're academics. They
get paid money to think stupid thoughts and write stupid
thoughts down in fancy language that's not elite. Should they
be allowed to do that? Ample ad nauseum? And this
comes out of the separate country of Washington State. This
is planned parenthoods and they're gender firming care navigator in
other words, head gender jacker and talking about a bill
in the separate country of Washington. This bill will reduce
the number of trips we take to the pharmacy, the
number of calls we make to our health insurance plans,
the number of messages we send to our providers, the
number of hours we spend coordinating our own care and
advocating for ourselves when we should be living our lives.
This bill expands access to care that makes our lives
feel immeasurably more like our own. So what do they
talk about. They're talking about a bill where the Democrats
in Washington State decided to make sure that if you
want cancer patients to have access to therapies such as
puberty blockers, which, by the way, that's what puberty blockers are.
The primary drug that's used in puberty blocking is used
to kill the prostate in men who are an end
stage cancer, to kill it. It has never been tested
for kids. It has never been a proof for kids.
It's an off label use. The Democrats decided to take
cancer patients and give them a twelve month supply of
this stuff just as long as kids get it too.
So a twelve year old who wants to pretend to
be a boy when she's a girl now gets twelve
months of this stuff upfront. Empathy or insanity, well, I
think it's a dose of both insanity and spiritual capture.
And in the separate country of Washington. Eight Republicans voted
for this. They all had their fancy excuses empathy, you know.
Ron Massoult, in his statement on Facebook, first pretended that
the bills don't do anything in relation to kids and
so called puberty blockers, and then later in his same statements,
he admitted that they do things for kids in puberty blockers.
So he issued a line number one in paragraph two,
and then he proved himself to be lying in paragraph four.
But he's very, very empathetic. We began the program by
talking about the separate country of California and the continuing
effort to make sex trafficking children of felony and the
continuing failure to get that done in a spiritually fallen land,
the separate country of California. Well, it turns out that
the head of HHS, Robert F. Kennedy Junior, had something
to say of a kind of controversial sort, as they say,
with the President and talked about their achievements in one
hundred days. Rfk Junior said something about Health and Human
Services that could shock some people unless you remember who
was helping to run it. A man who pretended to
be a woman who was obsessed with transing street kids,
homeless kids needed to be transd who got on phone
calls and screams at academics and universities about how much
money they could make transing kids. That was one of
the human beings spiritually captured, false empathy, mentally ill, who
was running HHS. Now that's a pre that is a
prologue to what RFK Junior says here, because it could
appear shocking until you remember that that mentally ill man
was running that place.
Speaker 6: We have ended AHS as the role as the factor,
the principal vector in this country for child trafficking, and
during the Biden administration, AHH has became a collaborator in
child trafficking and for sex and for slavery. And we
have ended that. And we're very rastically going out and
trying to find these children. With three hundred thousand children
that were lost by the Biden administration.
Speaker 1: That's pretty big, three hundred thousand kids, they just lost them. Well,
how could he ever support something so insane? Oh, I
don't know. Maybe it was that they stopped doing DNA
testing of kids who came across the border with adults.
The people who ran Joe Biden said hey, let's stop
that we don't need that step of protection. After all,
it's not empathetic. Let's let whoever the adult is bringing
the kid in continue that. Or you could look at
the fact that the separate country of Washington is openly
allowing the traffic of children and the people who are
and Joe Biden did nothing, And we know, pambody's not
going to do a damn thing. She's busy on Fox News.
Pardon my language. So in this war, we already know
the spiritual outcome. We know that we will stand on
the word of God. We know we will use that
as a solid rock of our foundation. We know that
the definition of love through the Bible is the love.
We will follow and feel and sometimes we won't feel it,
but we will do it. We will be patient, We'll
be loving, will be kind, will be long suffering. We
won't be prideful, we won't be keeping lists of grievances.
We're not going to be angry walking around angry. We're
going to attempt to be in the fruit of the spirit,
allow the fruit of the spirit, of the fruit of
the Spirit to reign in us. Therefore, we have real
empathy that never ever ever borders on mental illness that
in and of itself is a protection against spiritual capture
because we are in a war. The other night I
asked the boys at the youth group, I said, who
here wants to bow out of the spiritual war? Who
wants to not be involved in the spiritual war? And
one of the kids was brave enough to raise his
hand and said, I don't want anything to do with it.
I said, hey, I get it, but unfortunately there's no
surrender right because we're all in it now. That's not
like a real war. To quote the Hunger Games. Tell me,
miss Everdeen, would you like to be in a real war.
There are people who've been in real wars and have
been through the spiritual juggernaut in the spiritual attacks. My
friend Tim Krukshank, founder and CEO of Bone Frog Coffee Man,
he's been through this spiritual ringer, really really difficult season
the past two years as he was spending his time
investing in keeping his life his wife alive, dear Liz,
who's absolutely God to heaven, and he helped keep her
alive for twenty years past where she was supposed to
die and she just decided God would the side and
eventually he did. But even during that time, you know
what Tim never stopped doing. He never stopped writing handwritten
cards to people who purchased Bone Frog coffee. There were
occasions where the girls and I think it was around
the time where Liz had just gone to the Lord.
There was about a two week period there where the
girls wrote the notes and then they told Tim, hey,
by the way, we've been writing the notes, and Tim
jumped back in and wrote the notes. See, he cares
about the company because the company was established to honor
his brothers, fallen brothers in the Seals. He was going
to say that he was a Navy seal. It was
a three times did three deployments on our behalf as
a medic attached to the seal team's Bone Frog itself
that insignia that that image is the image of a
fallen seal. Every bag says God Country Team on it.
And Tim is super excited about what the President is
trying to do to the country, for the country. So
he's created a limited time bag. It's called Golden Age,
and the very image of it is calling back to
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speaking of the HHS, Rachel Levin, the man who pretends
to be a woman and that form of mental illness
that's masked as empathy, This is a TikTok influencer, a
man who pretends to be a woman. And this man
who pretends to be a woman fled to the UK,
because of course there are men who pretend to be
women are far more valued than men who pretend to
be women in the United States, and they have much
more empathy. Here is an update from this man, just an.
Speaker 7: Update for everybody who may not know what's going on
with me. I've decided to leave the country and after
deliberating on a few different plans and figuring out where
things might be best, decided to come to the United Kingdom,
which has been a huge mistake, I must say, not
only the April sixteenth flaw that passed invalidating transfers genders
in the twenty ten Quality Act has transpired. When I
first got here, things seemed pretty okay and they're warm,
welcoming and lot of support. But something about the United
Kingdom that I've noticed and from speaking to other people
as well as what's happened with Brexit, tensions ship very
quickly when laws change, and yeah, I've been found myself
not welcome in places I was welcome just on my
initial revolving very quickly. It's been quite terrified, quite termotizing. Okay,
literally about an hour ago was assaulted by three men
on the London Underground and trying to steal my phone
in my back. I don't really know what to do.
Speaker 1: The people that.
Speaker 7: I've rested here to come with are not reliable, to
say the least, if you don't want to throw any putting
under the bus. To be honest, at the moment, I'm
I'm kind of trying to figure out what to do
with myself and what's to do next.
Speaker 1: But so mean to tell me that people who participated
with you and pretending that you're a woman were unreliable. Wow,
and in a city that allows migrant crime to flourish
and go unpunished, someone tried to steal your bag because
I don't believe anyone believes you're a woman. Sad that
shouldn't happen. And you went there for empathy and you
said that moods changed quickly. No. No, it has been
a decade at least as people have fought the false
empathy of the live transgenderism, and finally, finally we reached
a point where people actually got right headed empathy. Go
back to the Word of God, and male and female
made in God's image, go back to what's right? What's wrong?
Girls should not be forced to stand next to naked
man when they themselves are naked, and people figured this out.
That's not lack of empathy, it's empathy in of itself. Now,
this one is I think incredibly sad because a woman
purchased something that's been sold as empathy. The United States
isn't actually racist. It's the crulest place in the world
for black people. So this woman up and moved to
a place called Ghana, which, as you know, it's super
super empathetic place because of course it's run by black
people for black people. And here's her message.
Speaker 5: But I'd rather go back to America and deal with
the racism in America before I sit here in Africa
and deal with the rivalry, the fraud, the dams too
expensive now, having no snacks, having no food, the electricity
at water, what's it called that'll be coming down? The
animals is scorpions. Outside the house is big fighters and
big colorful liciness union never seen before. All in it
grow with you, sleeping with you, all of people trying
to scam you when you go outside, thinking you rich
so they try to.
Speaker 1: Get more money off.
Speaker 5: I'm really trying to wrap my head around it. I'm
really trying to wrap my head around how are Americans
come into Africa and being happy. Please calm it down below,
because for me, I'm ready to go.
Speaker 1: Wow, America must be a really, really racist country where
you never experienced any of that here, but you experience
it in Africa. There are certainly racist people, and they
lack empathy, and that is a human sin problem. But
I think we've demonstrated today that's in the academic class
and the special classes like men who pretend to be women,
and in the separate country of California, that empathy often
often masks both being unbelieve probably spiritually fallen and mentally ill.
And thank God for God, yes, thank you Lord, for yourself.
This is the Todd Herman Show. Please go, be well,
be strong, be kind, and please make every effort to
walk in the light of Christ.