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Speaker 3: from the morning coffees this week, we can always come
Speaker 3: back to them later. Now as we get ready for
Speaker 3: Thanksgiving and we prepare this is always a time where
Speaker 3: you see articles written, you see people talking about how
Speaker 3: to deal with Trump family members. Here's how you deal
Speaker 3: with Trump family members, Democrat family members, whichever side you
Speaker 3: land on. If you listening to this show, you're probably
Speaker 3: on the conservative side. Of course, you don't talk politics
Speaker 3: at the dinner table. That's been a standard rule since
Speaker 3: I was the kid. You go to Thanksgiving dinner, you
Speaker 3: go to Christmas, you put your political opinions aside, and
Speaker 3: you actually sit down and enjoy your family members for
Speaker 3: the fact that they're your family members. This is not
Speaker 3: Thanksgiving should not be a day of one upsmanship. I
Speaker 3: remember last year there was an article or I believe
Speaker 3: it was a column written by some liberal moron who
Speaker 3: was going to boycott Thanksgiving, or maybe it was Christmas,
Speaker 3: I don't even remember, but she was boycotting one of
Speaker 3: the holidays because she couldn't stand the fact that her
Speaker 3: husband's family had selfishly voted for Trump. This was one
Speaker 3: of the most absurd things I had ever read, and
Speaker 3: the fact that she wanted to refer to them as
Speaker 3: being selfish, when if you look in the mirror, who's
Speaker 3: the one that is refusing to go to participate in Thanksgiving,
Speaker 3: Who's the one that's refusing to go and participate in Christmas?
Speaker 3: Who's the one that is storting the entire reason we
Speaker 3: celebrate these holidays. With Thanksgiving, it's together with your family
Speaker 3: and give things. With Christmas, it's to honor our Lord
Speaker 3: and Savior, and it's best to do that with your family.
Speaker 3: Here's the thing. Somewhere in our journey, somewhere in our time,
Speaker 3: we have lost the ability to have civil discourse. We
Speaker 3: have lost the ability to disagree. It's okay if your
Speaker 3: cousin doesn't agree with you politically. It's okay if your
Speaker 3: aunt doesn't agree with you politically. What's not okay is
Speaker 3: to turn that into an excuse to avoid them, to
Speaker 3: not celebrate the holidays together because you can't accept the
Speaker 3: fact that they voted differently than you. And when you
Speaker 3: turn around and try to use words like they were
Speaker 3: selfish in their decision to vote for Donald Trump, that
Speaker 3: excuse exposes your hypocrisy because you're the one being selfish.
Speaker 3: They're still willing to sit down and break bread with you.
Speaker 3: I'm sure during the Biden administration they still were willing
Speaker 3: to sit down at a Thanksgiving dinner and break bread
Speaker 3: with you. I'm sure during the eight years of Barack Obama,
Speaker 3: they weren't the one saying, you know what, I think
Speaker 3: she was selfish. I think he was selfish because he
Speaker 3: or she voted for Barack Obama voted for Joe Biden. No,
Speaker 3: they sucked it up and they went and had a
Speaker 3: good meal with you. These type of stupidity arguments, and
Speaker 3: that's what they are. There's just based purely in stupidity.
Speaker 3: I don't have much time for them. I don't have
Speaker 3: to agree with everything my family says. Now, if I'm
Speaker 3: sitting there at the dinner table and they just want
Speaker 3: to continue to throw political argument out after political argument,
Speaker 3: I might engage, but I'm never going to be the
Speaker 3: one to start it off because I don't care if
Speaker 3: they disagree me. I'm not there for political reasons. I'm
Speaker 3: not there to sway their opinion and they shouldn't be
Speaker 3: there to sway mine. Now, if they somebody wants to
Speaker 3: start it off, yes I'll engage and point out where
Speaker 3: they're wrong. But again they should have refrained from doing
Speaker 3: that because they're not going to change my opinion and
Speaker 3: I'm probably not going to change their opinion. It's just
Speaker 3: going to turn into an angry bitterness because you know
Speaker 3: they're going to get mad when I bring up better
Speaker 3: points than they have. It's just it's a curse.
Speaker 1: But.
Speaker 3: A kid there. Even though my points are stellar, but
Speaker 3: there's a reason that you should just put your political
Speaker 3: stuff in a bag and lock it away until you
Speaker 3: leave for the for the night, whenever, if you're staying
Speaker 3: there through the weekend, we didn't check for the entire weekend.
Speaker 3: Whenever you leave, that's the appropriate time to bring your
Speaker 3: political baggage back out. And this again, while this is
Speaker 3: mainly sadly addressed to liberals because they seem to be
Speaker 3: the ones that can't control their emotions, it's also a
Speaker 3: good advice for fellow conservatives. Don't go pope the bear.
Speaker 3: There's no reason to go pop the bear just because
Speaker 3: you feel good about it. Because here's the thing, as
Speaker 3: you know, in politics, that pendulum continues to swing. At
Speaker 3: some point, it's gonna swing back the other way, and
Speaker 3: you're going to wish that Hey, maybe, just maybe I
Speaker 3: shouldn't have brought that up. Maybe I shouldn't have made
Speaker 3: fun of them, because now they want and they're gonna
Speaker 3: get their payback. So it's just a good idea to
Speaker 3: refrain from political grand standing at the Thanksgiving dinner table.
Speaker 3: It's just a good idea to refrain from pointing how
Speaker 3: successful your party is as opposed to theirs, because the
Speaker 3: next things given, that might not be the case. And yes,
Speaker 3: it might be so satisfactory because they did it to you.
Speaker 3: But probably a good idea to just let that sleeping
Speaker 3: dog lie and be the bigger person. I know it's
Speaker 3: not always easy, but it is what it is in
Speaker 3: that instance. Now, as far as liberals and why they
Speaker 3: are overly emotional, don't want to sit down with those
Speaker 3: dastardly Republicans because they are How could they be so
Speaker 3: selfish to vote that way? You have to understand that
Speaker 3: liberalism at its core tenants is based purely in emotion.
Speaker 3: It's not based in logic and reason. It's not based
Speaker 3: in practical fundamentals. It's based in an emotional appeal. People
Speaker 3: are poor, let's give them more money. Where do we
Speaker 3: get the money, Well, we'll figure that out. Oh, we
Speaker 3: figure it out by taking it from the more productive
Speaker 3: members in the society because they got too much and
Speaker 3: giving it to them again. Sounds good in theory because
Speaker 3: it starts off as we're just trying to help others.
Speaker 3: But then you see how it spirals when they figure
Speaker 3: out how they're going to do it they're going to
Speaker 3: take from others. You even start with something that is
Speaker 3: as noble as we want to feed the world, sounds great.
Speaker 3: I want to feed the world too. I can't stand
Speaker 3: the thought of someone going hungry. But then when you
Speaker 3: ask the next question of how, and when liberals start
Speaker 3: coming up with answers, you understand this is not as
Speaker 3: sustainable path because it's always comes from taking from one
Speaker 3: and handing to another. I guess too many of them
Speaker 3: grew up as huge fans of robin Hood, and that's
Speaker 3: what they kind of envisioned government as their own version
Speaker 3: of robin Hood. Meanwhile, they ignore the fact that the
Speaker 3: villains in robin Hood were the government. They were the
Speaker 3: people in charge, the king, the sheriff. It was the
Speaker 3: government that were the bad guys. But they think that
Speaker 3: they can turn around and make government into this vast
Speaker 3: thing that can assist them. It's just not feasible. Yeah,
Speaker 3: it's it's an interesting thing to watch, but that's but
Speaker 3: then that explains why their skill to engage you. That
Speaker 3: explains why they feel so compelled to not show up
Speaker 3: for Thanksgiving. I mean, Jimmy's just a he's a bad
Speaker 3: person because he's a Republican. I don't view my Democrat
Speaker 3: friends as bad people. I view them as misguided, but
Speaker 3: I don't view them as bad people. Well, maybe some
Speaker 3: I view as bad people. Well, none that I would
Speaker 3: call a friend. If they're a friend, I see their value.
Speaker 3: Have I lost friendships because of my outspoken political views. Absolutely,
Speaker 3: But I can always rationalize they were never really truly
Speaker 3: my friend, or else we'd still be talking, we'd still
Speaker 3: be friends. They wouldn't care because I knew their political
Speaker 3: views from the start. They knew my political views from
Speaker 3: the start, but it never never swayed me in how
Speaker 3: they viewed nor did it take away from a friendship
Speaker 3: because maybe there was something else that we found that
Speaker 3: we could mutually bond over. But for many of those
Speaker 3: they just couldn't stomach. Because again, I'm going from it
Speaker 3: from a standpoint of logic and reason. They're going at
Speaker 3: it from a standpoint of pure raw emotion. And pure
Speaker 3: raw emotion leads to those type of decisions. It's not
Speaker 3: always the best way to be is just to be
Speaker 3: overly emotional, and you should try to figure out a
Speaker 3: logical response. If you can come at me with a
Speaker 3: logical argument, I'm here to listen. But when you come
Speaker 3: at me from a purely emotional argument, no, because you
Speaker 3: can't answer my next question, the howl part. That's where
Speaker 3: you struggle. That's where liberalism struggles, and that's why they
Speaker 3: have such a hard time on these holidays. That's why
Speaker 3: they struggle with Thanksgiving, That's why they struggle with Christmas
Speaker 3: because again they can't accept the fact that we can disagree.
Speaker 4: The other.
Speaker 3: Tenant now in modern liberalism, that really and truly is
Speaker 3: it hurts these family get togethers when there is disagreements
Speaker 3: in the political stratosphere. Is this tenant that because they're
Speaker 3: on the morally superior side, because they believe that they are.
Speaker 3: They believe they're on the morally superior side. It has
Speaker 3: been painted through the media, through social media, through countless
Speaker 3: other areas that you, as a conservative, that you, as
Speaker 3: a Republican voter, that you, as a Donald Trump supporter,
Speaker 3: you're evil. It's not just a difference in political ideology.
Speaker 3: It's not just a difference in how we believe government
Speaker 3: should run. It's not merely a difference in right versus left.
Speaker 3: To them, they believe that you are evil. You're a
Speaker 3: bigoted individual with built in prejudice, and you want to
Speaker 3: protect an unjust system, no matter what a stystemically racist
Speaker 3: system they say, and you're a part of it. You're
Speaker 3: one of the ones that want to stand in the
Speaker 3: way of their progressive changes. Because we can't have the
Speaker 3: honest conversations around political disagreements anymore because the media, the
Speaker 3: majority of the mainstream media, has picked a side, and
Speaker 3: it's the liberal side. The media should really go back
Speaker 3: to the days where they were just reporting how the
Speaker 3: Senate voted, how the House voted, without the commentary that
Speaker 3: they have. The birth of the twenty four to seven
Speaker 3: news networks, it was probably the final death.
Speaker 1: Now.
Speaker 3: Now, it started before that started in the sixties when
Speaker 3: people in the media started to question should we push
Speaker 3: back a little bit more in how we report this?
Speaker 3: And over time we have seen just how distorted their
Speaker 3: political views have actually become. Because their political views have
Speaker 3: become so distorted, we now see firsthand that the republic,
Speaker 3: that the Republican Party has been painted not just as
Speaker 3: a party, but as an evil party. Conservatives are constantly demonized.
Speaker 3: We are constantly attacked merely because we have a different
Speaker 3: political philosophy. Now, as this has happened, over time with media,
Speaker 3: the rise of social media, of course, where folks can
Speaker 3: say whatever they want to you without any thread of
Speaker 3: somebody calling you back out. Just the other day, our
Speaker 3: friend Chris McDaniel posted something relatively innocent. He posted a
Speaker 3: picture of him speaking at a Turning Point USA event
Speaker 3: at the University of Southern Mississippi and talked about how
Speaker 3: much it meant to him and how he was honored
Speaker 3: to carry on Charlie Kirk's legacy. It was a simple post,
Speaker 3: It was a nice post, but there was a liberal moron,
Speaker 3: and yes he was a liberal moron. The moron's name
Speaker 3: was very oucl I guess that's how you say his
Speaker 3: last name. Who gives a damn of essay a wrong
Speaker 3: because the guy is a complete and total piece of trash.
Speaker 3: Minuted after Chris's post about this said so go join him,
Speaker 3: basically saying he wished Chris to die again. Can't have
Speaker 3: a debate. It just further showed what an entire garbage
Speaker 3: human being Berry is. Get. I guarantee you that if
Speaker 3: Barry has any conservative family members, he's not going to
Speaker 3: sit down with them and Thanksgiving dinnerer and have any
Speaker 3: type of discussion with them, because again, he views you
Speaker 3: as evil, he wishes death. He even goes further when
Speaker 3: called out and pretty much admits that he wishes he
Speaker 3: could murder conservatives, which speaks volumes about him. I hope
Speaker 3: Barry gets the help he needs, because Barry, I hate
Speaker 3: to break it to ye, you're not well. You're not well,
Speaker 3: because if you're willing to go on social media and
Speaker 3: say that to somebody, here's the other thing about Barry.
Speaker 3: He would never, never say that to somebody's face, because
Speaker 3: Barry is the type of guy who has never been
Speaker 3: punched in the nose before and desperately needs to be
Speaker 3: punched in the nose. But Barry represents that faction of
Speaker 3: the left that can't sit down today and break bread
Speaker 3: with their family members because their family members voted differently
Speaker 3: than them.
Speaker 4: People.
Speaker 3: That's sad, that's sad. That's unacceptable. We should be we
Speaker 3: should be willing to sit down with anyone. If you
Speaker 3: celebrate the death of anyone because they disagreed with you,
Speaker 3: they're not the problem. You're the problem. If you can't
Speaker 3: sit down and enjoy your family for who they are,
Speaker 3: merely because they have a difference in political opinion than you,
Speaker 3: you're the problem. If you're walking around, jumping on social
Speaker 3: media and wishing death upon those who have a political
Speaker 3: view that is different from your own, you're the problem.
Speaker 3: These type of hate field messages are far more common
Speaker 3: from the left. I won't say there aren't those who
Speaker 3: identify on the right that do things like this, but
Speaker 3: it is far more normal. I mean, you see the
Speaker 3: Democrat that was elected I believe it was attorney general
Speaker 3: in Virginia, which speaks Williams about the idiocy of those
Speaker 3: in Virginia. He was elected after he said that he
Speaker 3: wished death on his political rivals. He's the problem. This
Speaker 3: should not be pushed as something that is socially acceptable.
Speaker 3: This should not be something that we're just allowing to
Speaker 3: end a family, dynamic family traditions like Thanksgiving, Christmas. So
Speaker 3: this Thanksgiving my task to you, and sadly it's going
Speaker 3: to follow on you, the conservative family member, because most
Speaker 3: liberals aren't listening to this show. If they are, they're
Speaker 3: hate listening and they're probably refusing to accept some of
Speaker 3: the things that I'm saying that are actually true. But again,
Speaker 3: here's my challenge to you. If you have a family
Speaker 3: member that is refusing to come is refusing to participate
Speaker 3: in Thanksgiving because you're a conservative and they're a liberal.
Speaker 3: Be the bigger person. Pick up the phone and call
Speaker 3: them before you have dinner. Now. Of course, depending on
Speaker 3: where they live, they're probably still not going to come.
Speaker 3: They may not answer. If they don't answer, leave them
Speaker 3: the kindest voice message you can possibly leave them. Tell
Speaker 3: them how thankful you are to have them as a
Speaker 3: member of your family, and that you look forward to
Speaker 3: next year when they'll be able to make it. If
Speaker 3: they pick up the phone, do the same. Smother them
Speaker 3: with kindness, Be the bigger person, and maybe hopefully point
Speaker 3: out to them that you don't care about the political
Speaker 3: differences between yourselves, that you don't care who they voted for,
Speaker 3: what their political ideology is, that you appreciate them and
Speaker 3: are thankful for them for being a part of your family.
Speaker 3: And the reason this is important to do is there's
Speaker 3: going to come a point in time in your life.
Speaker 3: Maybe it's because you lose parents, maybe it's because the
Speaker 3: distance between the family is too great to overcome, but
Speaker 3: there's going to come a point in your life where
Speaker 3: you know, what we'll get together next year is no
Speaker 3: longer possible. There's going to come a point in your
Speaker 3: life where you're going to look up and regret the
Speaker 3: Thanksgivings that you missed, the Thanksgivings that you didn't try
Speaker 3: to fix. Now, maybe maybe the dispute's not even politically based.
Speaker 3: Maybe it's a dispute that you have with a brother
Speaker 3: or a sister, a mother, or a father. At some point,
Speaker 3: the opportunity for that last Thanksgiving is no more and
Speaker 3: it's already passed. At some point you're going to get
Speaker 3: You're going to look up and that last Thanksgiving has
Speaker 3: already come and gone. That's going to happen. It's just
Speaker 3: a fact of life. I wish it wasn't the case.
Speaker 3: I wish it wasn't true, but it is a fact
Speaker 3: of life. And when that comes for you don't have
Speaker 3: regrets about the Thanksgivings that you missed. My father, of course,
Speaker 3: passed away a couple of years ago, but before he passed,
Speaker 3: my parents moved to Gainsville, Florida with my sister to
Speaker 3: help her raise my nieces. My sister was going through
Speaker 3: a divorce at the time and took a job there
Speaker 3: in Gainesville, and they packed up and moved down to Gainesville,
Speaker 3: flo Florida changed entire family dynamic because both myself and
Speaker 3: my brother still here in Mississippi, a long eight hour
Speaker 3: trek not necessarily feasible for a two day holiday, essentially
Speaker 3: when you have a full time job. It's even less
Speaker 3: possible for me now that I'm in the journalism field,
Speaker 3: because I will be working on Friday getting the Saturday
Speaker 3: paper together, the first Black Friday I've worked in years.
Speaker 3: But of course it won't be anything like the days
Speaker 3: in retail hell, but still, you know, it's one of
Speaker 3: those things that you know we have to do and
Speaker 3: we're going to make sure that we get our paper out.
Speaker 3: But back to the point they moved away, and the
Speaker 3: year before they moved away that became the last Thanksgiving.
Speaker 3: At the time, probably had it in the back of
Speaker 3: my head that maybe one year I'd fly down to
Speaker 3: Gangesville and enjoy Thanksgiving dinner with them and then fly
Speaker 3: back up here before work on Monday. After Dad passed.
Speaker 3: That that dream's gone, because yes, I could still fly
Speaker 3: down there and spend it with my mother and my aunt,
Speaker 3: my sister and my nieces, But it's still going to
Speaker 3: have that hole, still not going to be the same thing.
Speaker 3: It's not going to be Thanksgiving. It's not going to
Speaker 3: be the family Thanksgiving. My brother probably wouldn't be there,
Speaker 3: my dad definitely can't be there. So that's why I
Speaker 3: say you need to be focused. You never know when
Speaker 3: it's your last goodbye. You never know when this could
Speaker 3: be the thanksgiven that is your last opportunity to enjoy
Speaker 3: your family because you don't know, because you have no
Speaker 3: idea of what could come. Don't let trivial things like
Speaker 3: politics or disagreements get in the way of enjoying your family.
Speaker 3: Take that moment, enjoy that time you have with them.
Speaker 3: All this other crap is trivial nonsense in the grand
Speaker 3: scheme of things. Don't let the trivial nonsense end your
Speaker 3: family dynamic. So again the challenge is out there. If
Speaker 3: you have that family member, whether it's a political disagreement,
Speaker 3: a personal disagreement, pick up the phone today, be the
Speaker 3: bigger person, make the call, smother them with kindness, whether
Speaker 3: it's be a voicemail or if they actually pick up
Speaker 3: the phone, and if they live close enough, push them
Speaker 3: to show up. If they don't, it's their choice, But
Speaker 3: be the bigger person and try to make sure that
Speaker 3: you extend. When your last Thanksgiving together is, don't allow
Speaker 3: it to have already passed. That's my message for you
Speaker 3: guys on this Thanksgiving addition to the right Side Radio
Speaker 3: Show next week, Morning Coffees will return starting Monday, and
Speaker 3: then the flagship show will go back to normal and
Speaker 3: we'll be talking about political news and not just talking
Speaker 3: about a rant on Thanksgiving. And of course get ready
Speaker 3: because the Christmas music, the Christmas bumpers, all kinds of
Speaker 3: good stuff that we enjoy this time of year will
Speaker 3: become the norm as part of the Right Side Radio Show.
Speaker 3: But on behalf of myself and anyone else associated with
Speaker 3: the Right Side Radio Show. I want to take this
Speaker 3: moment to wish you and your family a very happy
Speaker 3: and safe Thanksgiving. And if you are traveling somewhere, remember
Speaker 3: be safe, be careful. We want you to be around
Speaker 3: for years to come. To listen to future episodes of
Speaker 3: the Right Side Radio Show. I'm your host, Jack Fairchild.
Speaker 3: Thank you guys so much for listening on this Thanksgiving day.
Speaker 3: I'm really thankful for each and every single one of you,
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