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Speaker 1: I actually started doing Star Wars content.

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Speaker 2: Believe it or not, I was known as Star Wars Tanks,

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and it was doing pretty much the same thing, answering questions.

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But if there's one thing that Star Wars fans hate

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more than a conservative, it's a Christian. And so once

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I found that out, well they all turned on me.

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I've never wavered on my faith in God, but I'm

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actually glad that he allowed all that to happen. The

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hardest thing I ever had to do was pray for

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the people that were persecuting me. And until you actually

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have to do that, you have no idea how hard

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that is.

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Speaker 1: But I made myself do it.

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Speaker 2: And I had to do it, you know, honestly, like

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three times before I actually meant it. But I kept

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doing it, and eventually my heart was healed. It absolutely worked.

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Speaker 3: The disclaimer to the fair season karents out there, Oh

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dare you? All guests on the show do not reflect

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the opinions of the host. The purpose of the show

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is to have interesting conversations, stretch our minds, and grow,

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not what we want. If you were looking for an

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echo chamber, if you were listener discretion bored, if you.

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Speaker 1: Talk about extreme.

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Speaker 4: If not edge is a crime.

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Speaker 1: We were guilty from the sun.

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Speaker 4: They don't fear the questions, they fear the spot. So

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we steal the fire, not rue, just to see it

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through smoking.

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Speaker 1: Mirrors and call.

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Speaker 4: They call it days rust thing can do?

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Speaker 5: They call it terror sin, But.

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Speaker 4: Bye doesn't fear the dark and only.

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Speaker 1: Show what a real.

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Speaker 5: Hey guys, what is happening and what is uh? Hold

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out that glass because we are about to feel it up.

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Welcome to the Permitously Podcast, the place where the conversations

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are always in the lightning. I am your host, Doc Brown,

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and here we like to use the allegory of the

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prebitiest Lenslet just take a second look.

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Speaker 1: At every thing.

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Speaker 5: Well, hey guys, if get new to the channel, welcome.

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Speaker 1: To the Hero's journey.

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social media's at their various platforms, that would be much

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much appreciated. Well, guys, got a great show for you

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lined up. This is a man that's out on the

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social media's. He's spreading the word of God, doing Bible

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studies taking questions and I think we might just break

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the internet today, guys, because I was talking to our

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guest pre role, and I said, we might just break

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the internet, man, because this is the first of its kind.

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And then he says, well, technically no, because Kermit the

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Frog has been on the news a lot. And I

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was like, well, yeah, that is true. So I like

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to welcome to the show for the first time, hopefully

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the first of many Dinks the Puppet.

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Speaker 1: Danks, thank you for.

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Speaker 5: Coming out and hanging out with us, not brother, oh

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my pleasure.

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Speaker 1: Thanks for having me Ny.

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Speaker 5: For those that's maybe not stumbled across you on the

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social media, just kind of give a little background, introduce

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yourself and what you do, sir.

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Speaker 2: No, sure, So I can be found at Dinks the

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Puppet and it's I've got my material on TikTok, YouTube, Instagram,

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and Facebook, so all the Big four. And typically what

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I do is I'll either answer Bible questions or I'll

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do maybe rebuttal videos of people who have problems with

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the Bible, or answer questions as a live answer. But

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it's all video based and it's all trying to give

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people the answers they're looking for.

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Speaker 5: Well, look, how long have you been doing it and

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what kind of led you into doing this? Well, well,

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that's kind of a long story. So if first I

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actually started doing Star Wars content, believe it or not,

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I was known as Star Wars Dians, and it was

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doing pretty much the same thing, answering questions. But if

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a conservative, it's a Christian. So once I found that out,

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well they all turned on me. And then of course

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comes all the typical insults like homophobe and racist, even

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though you know, yep, whatever. So I've never wavered on

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my faith in God, but I'm actually glad that he

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allowed all that to happen. I learned some valuable lessons

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with that. First Off, it was a huge waste of time.

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you know. And secondly, I learned how to forgive. You know,

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the hardest thing I ever had to do was pray

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for the people that were persecuting me.

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Speaker 2: And until you actually have to do that, you have

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no idea how hard that is. But I made myself

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do it, and I had to do it, you know, Honestly,

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like three times before I actually meant it. But I

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kept doing it, and eventually my heart was healed.

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Speaker 1: It worked.

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Speaker 2: So after that, I took kind of a year off

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just because I was getting death threats and I didn't

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really want you know, I didn't want my family to

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be involved, so I just shut everything down. But it

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was kind of you know, almost a year later when

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I really felt what pastors called the ministry itch. You

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have this desire that you're just supposed to do something.

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You can't just sit there and do nothing. And I

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knew what I was good at. I knew I could

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do this, and the thought had always occurred to me,

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if I could do it for Star Wars, I could

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do it for the Bible, you know, why not?

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Speaker 1: And so I went ahead and started doing it.

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Speaker 2: But I was like, well, God, I don't really want

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to go back to TikTok because I'm afraid of the

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backlash from before. Well you know, his response was, where

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do you think the people are that need me? You know,

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It's like, oh, yeah, okay. So I did all four

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platforms and the backlash wasn't nearly as bad as I

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was expecting. Thankfully. Still get people who, you know, say things,

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but eh, oh well, and so now just been doing

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Speaker 5: Yeah, I was just doom scrolling one day and I

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happened to come across you. And of course, I mean,

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you're you're scrolling and you're seeing a shmortgage boarder of material,

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but you don't see many muffets or puppets. And so

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when I seen you, you know, I got maybe halfway

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past the full screen there, like almost to the verge

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of you know, scrolling right past, and I stopped. I said, well,

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what was that? And I backed up, you know, because

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the algorithm usually serves you up kind of stuff that

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you're into, that you're watching, and I was like, why

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is it putting this on my algorithm? And then you

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started talking about the Bible. I was like, oh, okay,

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well this is interesting. And the first one I caught

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was actually like a little it was like a Caddy

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reply to someone bashing the Bible. Yeah, and it was

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this woman. She was like, tell me how we believe

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this story and they're you know, it's all hearsay. And

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heresy because that's a totally different word. I was like

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that humor has a place in the church, and I couldn't,

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you know, disagree anymore. The humor is absolutely of the Lord.

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present the Gospel to people. And when I do those rebuttals,

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the videos, because nine times out of ten they've already

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blocked me before they watched the whole thing. But what

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who who might have stumbled across their video and the

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algorithm will automatically bring them to mind, and so now

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they're going to hear the other side. My goal is

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to reach the people who watch the videos, not the

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ones who make them. Now, I have had conversations with

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people who made them, and some of them have been

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very polite and respectful, but most of the time not.

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Speaker 5: Yeah, ninety nine percent of the time people's people's minds

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are made up. Yeah, I've told people on the show

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many times, you know, excuse me, I told people many times,

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I just try to have conversations that even non believers

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would enjoy and not you know, beat them over the

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head with the Bible. But like, while I have their attention,

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just kind of nonchalantly, you know, drop some seeds and

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kind of point them.

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Speaker 1: The right way.

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Speaker 5: That way they will choose it themselves, or least think

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that they chose it themselves, because that's about the only

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way you can get anybody to accept anything that's not

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already in their head already.

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Speaker 1: Yeah, yep.

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Speaker 2: And you find that a lot most of the time

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when I'm pointing out errors. The errors are assumptions, you know,

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and of course you know what they say about when you.

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Speaker 5: Assume, yeah, one pc. Well, I just want to dive

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into you a little bit about the whole Star Wars

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thing because that honestly surprises me because the people that

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are Star Wars fans that are not Christians and attack

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you for bringing that into the conversation. Maybe it's kind

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of asinine to me because it's like all the narratives

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and meta narratives are all based off Joseph Campbell and

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the Hero of a Thousand Faces, and that's just the

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story of Jesus told through various cultural lenses.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, well, you know, and that's because Star Wars has

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Speaker 1: You know.

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Speaker 2: Once, once George Lucas was done making movies, the fans

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claimed it, and so now they just do whatever they

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whether they like it or not. And you know, that's

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Wars videos, is the fans own it. If you don't

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give them what they want, they're not going to be

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there to watch it. And so the problem is is

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that the people who are opponents of Conservatism or Christianity

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being bolden in your face and rude and hateful, and

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they like being loud, then they're going to get all

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the attention. So while there are some conservatives and some

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lovely people who do make Star Wars content, the problem

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or enjoy it not so much, or at least the

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ones that are good stay quiet because they don't want

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Speaker 5: Yep, that's something I encountered. I used to be really

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big into politics, and it was probably around the let's

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see Trump's second run and all that stuff and all

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that controversy that happened. I ain't going to try to

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pretend that I was bitter, and I was like, I

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know how this story ends. I don't need a play

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by play. So I actually just turned off the TV

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and I did not watch the news, I mean, for

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the entire four years of the of the Biden administration.

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But I had noticed, man, people like you had said that,

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you know, I hate to paint with broad brushes because

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there's always exceptions, you know, to every rule, but the

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majority rule is there for a reason. You know, stereotypes,

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they're there for a reason. Uh. But those people, man,

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if you ever getting engaged with them, you know, whether

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it's in the comment section or you know, out in

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the real world, they have no talking points. I mean,

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there's some that do, but they're they're weak. And then

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when you try to conversate with them, man, it's like

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I don't know, they just they have no self control.

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calling you names. And that's where the you know, homophobic

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the heath when they run out of talking points.

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Speaker 2: Well, that's the problem when you build a society based

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on pleasure, because anytime that pleasure is interrupted, then whoever

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taken out basically. And so the problem is is that

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their pleasure comes from their ideology, and so if you're

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challenging their ideology, then they're going to challenge you. And

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aside from that, we also have a culture that says

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violence is the issue, or not the issue, the solution,

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you know, even though their side will talk about you know,

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not bullying and things like that and your anti war,

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but yet that's the first thing they go to when

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they don't have something to say. And it's because you know,

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movies and TV shows almost always violence is the solution.

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I mean, even you know, I like superhero movies as

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much as anybody, but you know, the whole solution to

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Thanos was kill him, you know, And so that's kind

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of the problem is our society said, the most important

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thing is pleasure and the solution is violence.

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Speaker 5: Yeah, yep, I would agree. And Deans, I'm not sure

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where you reign from, and you're part of the country

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like be if you haven't noticed, I hide it pretty well,

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you know, with my accent. But I'm a Southerish Man,

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and they call it the Bible belt. And my old

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man used to always talk about the two bees of

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a of a good how did he word it. I

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can't remember that the two bees of a good attitude

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or a good child or something like that, but he

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would call his belt the attention getter or the attitude adjuster,

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and so yeah, it was the belt in the Bible.

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And for the most part, once again broadly speaking, both

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of those things have been taken away. And I cannot

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tell you how many times I've come across videos of

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children cussing their parents, breaking PlayStations and their television visions.

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And uh one I seen just recently because I guess

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it was Christmas time, but it was showing a bunch

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of different uh smortgage board videos put together like a

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what do you call that? You know what I'm talking about?

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Either way, a bunch of kids, Yes, liantage, thank you.

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And they were opening all their presents and every single

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one of them was a kid that was spoiled rotten

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and opened their present and it wasn't what they asked for,

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and they cussed their parents and through the gifts some

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of them, you know, were PlayStations and expensive gifts off

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the wall and breaking them. And I ain't gonna lie

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I had I want to call it a riteous, ainger,

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I don't know, but that Goship made me mad. I

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was like, you know what, I'd have cherke that kid

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up and busted his ass. That's what these kids need.

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And I think that's why our society is a big

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reason why it's like it is is because you know what,

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there's no surprise is that the Bible tells us, you know,

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in the end, they'd be lovers of self and disrespectful

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to their parents and everything else. But still watching it,

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man is pretty rough on a good conservative Christian person.

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Speaker 1: Oh yeah, yeah.

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Speaker 2: Well, and even if you don't believe in you know,

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spainting or anything like that, there still needs to be

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some kind of repercussion. And that's the bigger issue. There's

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no repercussions other than eventually they get what they want.

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Speaker 5: Mm hmmm, yep, because they see that once they throw

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a temper tantrum or they didn't get their way or

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how you had said, they don't get their pleasure, they

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can act up and throw a fit and then they

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get what they want. And then it translates to when

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they're adults, you know, when they don't get what they want,

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they just get loud and scream and they expect their

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way to be given to them.

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Speaker 2: Yeah.

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Speaker 5: Well, with all your stuff that you've done over the past,

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how long have you been doing this now?

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Speaker 2: Well, just for the Bible stuff, about two years.

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Speaker 5: Okay, so over your your two years of doing this,

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what is the most common question that you get and

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what is the most common nomenclature or thing that people

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try to throw up to debunk the faith.

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Speaker 6: Most days don't look like an emergency. That's why most

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people never think about what they're carrying. We do because

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preparedness isn't about looking the part, it's about being ready anyway.

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Comfort isn't a luxury. It's what keeps you moving when

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the day goes longer than planned. That's why every Squatch

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survival pack is made here, start to finish. Squatch builds

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packs for people who don't assume the day will stay easy.

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down when you're done. Squatch survival gear ready for the

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next one.

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Speaker 2: Okay, So, the most common question I get is usually

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about the unforgivable sin. Everybody wants to know about that

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because there's so many bad teachings on it, and you know,

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the simple answer is, if you're concerned about it, you

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haven't done it.

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Speaker 5: You know.

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Speaker 2: That's that's usually what I start with, just to put

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them at ease before I explain it. But as far

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as the most common like objection that gets thrown at

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me is typically some kind of morality issue with God.

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Like they'll say, well, here's where God lied or here's

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where God did this or that. And the sad thing

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is that even if what they said was true, which

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never is, but even if it was, that doesn't disprove

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his existence. And if he still exists, he's still the

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most powerful being in the universe. So even if God

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told one lie, wouldn't you still want to be on

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his side? And they still don't even think about that,

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you know, Yeah.

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Speaker 1: I agree.

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Speaker 5: Well, like with me, I've been doing this for about

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two years also, and I can't count the emails or

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direct messages that I've got from people. And this is

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not me, you know, this is the Lord. The Lord

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works you know, through people. But still it makes you

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feel good and like you're on the right path and

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doing what you need to be doing. But the messages

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from people that say, man, I love your show or

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I love your content and it has rejuvenated my faith

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or got me excited to look into my Bible for

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all these things that I just looked over and didn't

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know about. And either that or I had walked away

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from the faith, and by watching your show, I have

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readdicated my life to Christ. Of course, I don't want

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you to throw out any names or anything like that,

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but I'm wondering if not if, but you know, if

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you could elaborate, because I'm sure it's happened to you.

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Oh sure, if you've gotten some messages like that.

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Speaker 2: Oh like literally every day, every day, and it really

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does help me keep my mind and where it needs

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to be. If I didn't get messages like that, it

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would be very easy to get prideful, you know, if

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it was just popular and just people liking it, you know,

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and just saying, hey, this is a great video or whatever.

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Then you know, it'd be very easy to be prideful.

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But when people keep telling you about what God is

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doing through you know what you what you call your ministry, well,

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then that keeps you on task.

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