Speaker 1: So I want to be careful again and respectful, and
I'm going to just I'm going to lay out a
warning and it's meant in love. It truly is. It's
a very frustrating thing to have to do this in
this era, at this time. If you love the Jewish people,
and we should love all people, Jesus made that clear.
We're to love our neighbors as ourselves. Starts with loving
God with your entire heart, mind, soul, and strength. Love
your neighbors yourself. Jesus says. By this, people know you're
my disciples. You love one another. He also said, this
is how you showed that you love me. You obey
my commands. So these are things are not optional. But
if you love the Jewish people, you really need to
think really, really hard about three words or phrases in words.
One is transphobic, the other is homophobic, and the other
is racism. And you need to think really hard about
how those words impact and meaning have changed over the
past many years. I'll explain that with some examples of
magic wordism as we continue. We'll do this all with
the help of Apartment Bulwark Capital Management, No Your riskpodcast
dot Com and God Almighty.
Speaker 2: But Todd Herman show is one disapproved but big pharma
technocrats in tyrns everywhere from the high mountains of Free America.
Here's the Emerald City exile Todd Herman.
Speaker 1: Today is the day the Lord has made, and these
are the times through which God has decided we shall live.
If you love the Jewish people particularly, and look, I
get this, I truly do. My dad gave me a
great love of Native American society and culture and myth
and he passed that on to me because he developed
that fascination. His came kind of through honest means. When
my dad grew up in Spokane Valley, there were, in fact,
still people who lived in pretty traditional ways. We used
to drive out towards Idaho on I ninety and there
were people who had teepees and lodge houses. And every
time I drive by there and there's now factory, not factories,
but there's a retail mod there's houses there. I can
remember distinctly seeing to my dad, why do they do that?
I mean, don't they want houses? And he'd say, no, no,
they do that because that's how they choose to live.
And so my dad had this fascination with Native Americans
and later in life he got to go serve as
a volunteer social worker with a couple of tribes Newports,
and when he died, he was given he was given
honorary well, no, he was actually given honorary membership into
the tribe before he died, and then one of the
elders gave my dad something for him to wear into death.
So my dad loved this stuff. And praise God, my
dad accepted Jesus before he died, truly accepted him. So
I know what it is to have a fascination with
some people and culture, and maybe you've spent time like
I got to spend time around Native Americans because of
my dad, because he was present on these reservations even
before he became a volunteer. So I have first book
I read when I was a kid's first serious book
was Burying My Heart at Wounded Knee and that is
a that's a that's a horrific book because it covers
both Wounded Knee massacres and there were two of them.
I have books by Leonard Peltier, who I continue to
think was railroaded. And if you don't know Leonard peltier story,
he is accused of murdering FBI agents, and I continue
to think that was a railroading And I've read his
prison letters and he's yeah, he was a revolutionary. He
was an anti American revolutionary. True, he was part of
the American Indian movement that wanted to tear down the government.
That's all true. It's all true. Still interesting stuff. So
I get being really having a great appreciation for culture. So,
for instance, if you've been to Israel and you came
away in love with the country, Okay, great, that's where
you're at. And I will continue to say I separate
the Jewish people from the government of Israel, just like
I separate you from our government. You voted for President Trump,
I don't hold you responsible for President Trump's all his
mistakes or decisions. And I know we lived a two
party system. So there are people who've developed this great
love for the Jewish people. And if you have, then
I really want you to think about how words can
go through inflation. They can be inflationary or they can
they can go through inflation, they can become worth less
than they were the day before. So let's look at this.
Speaker 2: If you.
Speaker 1: Tell your kid, I love you very much, and then
you beat them and I love you, honey, and then
you whack your wife upside the head. I love you. Eventually,
that has no meaning. It's just words that you're pouring
out of your speaking whole. Or if you speak the
words I love you and you don't then have any
verbs behind that. You are not patient, you are not kind,
you're not lung suffering, you don't share joy with people.
You just say the words, but you are inpatience, you're cold.
Then that word people are going to begin to believe
that word has no meaning. And hey, people go through seasons.
All of us go through seasons where we're kind of
apart from God. It happens to all of us. And
then when we come back from those seasons, very often
we never air that way again. So if you love
the Jewish people, I beg you to think about inflation.
There was a time when if you called someone a racist,
that was a big deal. And Slolynski, the Satanic creator
of rules for radicals and rock O sant Obama's political
organizing guru, and the man about whom Hillary Clinton wrote
her senior thesis, he said, to call your enemies racist
because it's a charge that cannot be defended. You just
say they're all racists. Remember when it was into defense
to say I'm not a racist. I've got a ton
of black friends, and that became racist. Wait, you're gonna
sit here and say that I've got black friends thing,
and that means you're not racist? Truthfully, Yeah, that means that, Yes,
that's what that means. It doesn't mean I'm not racist.
It's an indicator of the fact that I'm not. Why
because you have black friends? Yes, Because if I was
a racist and hated black people, then I wouldn't have
any black friends. Because I hate black people, I certainly
wouldn't go to their homes or have them in my homes.
And they took that, they said, no, that's not a defense,
and then they took the I don't see race, and
that's racism. Remember that I don't see racist people, and
then that's racism. And eventually that word got to the
point where it means nothing and the threat of it
is gone. So this is hurtful because there is racism,
and when you see real racism, it's horrific because the
results of real racism are a dehumanization of people to
the point that you are fine taking those people out
by virtue of their skin color, because of what they
look like. You're fine taking out because they've been dehumanized,
just a tiny little bit here there at a time,
and they're dehumanized. And there's that book called how do
you kill six million people? You dehumanize them? And that
happened to the Jewish people in the Holocaust, it happened
to Gypsies, it happened the same sex attracted people, and
it was that process of humanization, you know, the master race.
The Chinese Communist Party considers themselves to be a master race.
Therefore they have no apparent problem keeping wigers in death camps.
And Disney had no problem ABC shooting the Olympics with
the ski jump that you could see and then they
had this weird background that sometimes blanked out and realized,
oh wait, that's a prison camp, right, that's the wagers
where they harvest their organs and body hair, our heads
on the hair and the heads of the women for
wigs and so kidneys of living people who've been dehumanized.
So when racism loses its sting, you can say, oh
my gosh, I just saw the most racist thing, and
you'll have people just blank out, like that word doesn't
mean anything. In tech circles, they used to talk about
there's a word called fuenoord. It's a made up word,
fuenoord fh N r JD fenoord and a fenoord was
a word you saw so often that it was rendered meaningless.
So an example I've given of this is fresh. If
you drive up to a fast food restaurant and it
said made fresh daily, do you believe that? Do you
believe that's fresh food? I don't believe it's fresh food.
I mean it may have been cooked that day. It
may have been popped into a microwave that day. Now
there's some examples that are different than that, but I
don't want to get distracted by a fast food conversation.
It just happens that Cafe Rio does actually make the
tortillas right there. How fresh is the flower? Don't know?
It loses meaning. And I have occasionally seen full on
real racism, and it's pretty stink and shocking, and to
people who are being targeted by it, it's pretty stink
and bat And I'll never forget the time I was
in the gym with one of my trainers who happened
to be a black guy. In fact, both of my
trainers in Seattle are black men. And we're in the
gym and my trainer just simply asked a guy to
clean something up. That's all he did. He just went
over and said, hey, are you done with that? And
the guy said why, he goes, because we have a
tradition here. We just put our equipment away. And so
this guy looks over at my trainer and he says, quote,
and this is a white guy talking to a black man.
He goes, why don't you clean it up, boy? And
my trainer looked over at me and smiled and he said, pardon.
He said, you got the wrong guy. I'm not the
cleaning boy. Boy. Why don't you clean it up? Boy?
And I'm standing there going I can't even believe I'm
watching what I'm watching. And this trainer's name is Jerome.
Background matters. Jerome grew up in Harlem. Jerome's dad was
an itinerant gambler. He stayed in the house because his
mother didn't want a divorce. His mother did all the work,
two or three jobs. Steve often went to the gambling
places with his part me. Jerome did with his dad
and Jerome had several times had to run from people
with knives and guns coming after his dad. He had
in fact been in fights starting at the age of
nine all the way up into his mid twenties on
behalf of his dad when people would come to collect money.
He grew up tough. And here's this white guy calling
him boy and cleaning.
Speaker 2: Boy.
Speaker 1: You got the wrong guy. You clean it up, boy,
And so Jerome closed the distance and walked up. He said,
I'm going to give you one more opportunity to clean
up your stuff. Please, no, boy, and he pushed Jerome.
So I'll tell you what happened the seconds, because this
is that real racism. Would you guys regard that as
real racism. But if I were just to come to
you and say I saw the most racist thing at
the gym, you go whatever. Because the word has suffered
inflation and it has become meaning less. And I'm not
here to say I've got kind of some special love
for black people. I just love people, and I actually
miss and I'm sitting here thinking about how much I
miss Jerome. I haven't heard from him in a long time.
I'm just thinking about that I should reach out to
Jerome I certainly don't hate black people, because that's stupid
and it's racist. But I'll tell you what happened in
a second when this guy stepped to Jerome, because it
was a great lesson in what real racism looks like
and the results of this. If you've ever in your
life wondered if you are going to make it to
a certain age and keep doing what you like to do,
then I want to give you a chance to know.
Here's what I mean. If you are someone who golfs
and you're thinking how long am I going to be
able to drive the golf ball two hundred yards? Or
if you are someone who skis, you think, man, what
time does my body shut down so I can't go
skiing anymore? What date is that? Or riding bikes whatever
it is? Hiking? When do my knees give out? What
if I could tell you that you can find out
how quickly you are nearing that point and then finding
out what your aging arc is. What if I told
you you could come home with a kit and a
plan to help reverse those factors so you can keep
doing the things you love to do for a longer
period of time. My grandma water skied into her eighties
on one ski into her eighties. She parasailed into her eighties.
Now genetically lucky, okay, she was. She also took care
of herself and ate very very well. And I guarantee
if a doctor come to her and said you're going
to need to quit water skiing, my grandma would anything
she could to keep water skiing. That's just who she was.
So I'm going to renew Healthcare for this anti aging protocol,
which is an Mayo clinic level approach to figuring out
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is what are the three to five things you're going
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do what I love to do at the level at
which I love to do it. That makes sense for
me in terms of my genetic possibilities, because I may
not have the genetic possibilities of some freak you know
CrossFit athletes who is you know at my agent and
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is in the Pioneers Square area of Seattle, this guy
who was white, and he had on and it wasn't
a wife beater tank top, it was a normal tank top.
And he stepped up and he stepped to Jerome. After
Jerome said, I'm going to give you one more opportunity
to clean up your stuff, please, he stepped up to
him and said no boy, and Jerome said the magic
phrase to this guy. And Jerome at this point had
his hands at his side. He brought him up and
he looked at the guy and he said, after the
guy pushed him. Because the guy pushed Jerome, Jerome stepped back,
put his hands up and he goes, understand something, if
we go, we are gonna go. So the guy decided
to go, and it lasted about sixteen of the most
violent seconds I've ever seen in my life, and Jerome
hit that guy so hard about five times in about
ten seconds. If that bent him over a bench got
down on top of him with his knee on his
throat and his hands on his jaw and said, I'm
gonna let you up so you can get your crap
out of here. And he got him up, and the
guy called the cops. So he goes outside, wisely away
from Jerome. The owners saw this, and the owners were
two women who were in a same sex attracted relationship,
Jackie and Dia or Tia. Jackie and Tia, and I'd
become friends with them, and I don't agree with sem
six relationships. They're not in biblical and I was their
friends and we can do these things. Jackie and Ta
and I disagreed on a lot of stuff, and we
were friends. They came over and said, oh my gosh,
what's happened, And Jerome was up saying it's on me.
I said, no, it's not on you. This is all
on video.
Speaker 2: This guy.
Speaker 1: Here's what he did. And I told them. They said, okay,
we're with you, Steve. I'm sorry, my second trainer's name
is Steve. Jerome. We're with you, Jerome. So the police
come and they take this report and there's so many
people rushing over and say, Jerome did everything he could
to make sure that this didn't happen. He gave this
guy ten thousand mornings, ten thousand times to walk away.
This guy pushed Steve, he initiated a physical contact. And
it's a black cop and a white cop. Guess who
was more critical of Jerome? The black cop. White cops like,
sounds like he needed a beating and he got one,
and the black cops said that he needed the five
other punches and Jerome said, no comment. And Jerome's wife
was a public defender, so maybe they knew that. Does
that sound the racism to you? It sickened me because
it and by the way, I mean Jerome did not
get arrested. They considered it self defense, so there was
a police report. This sick in me. Does that sicken you?
If I saw someone go to a Jewish person and say, hey,
j you boy, I'd have the same response, what are
you doing? What is wrong with you? And I don't
want this words anti Semitism to suffer inflation. It should
mean something. So we need to have economy of usage,
because hating people because they're Jewish is incredibly unbiblical. Hating
anybody is incredibly unbiblical. It's gross. And if that guy
in the gym had gone to Drome and said, you're
a garbage trainer. I look at what you're doing with
your clients. You're an absolute garbage trainer, or had gone
politely and said, you know something, you should go back
to school. There's some things you're really doing wrong in here.
I know you're trying hard, but you don't know much
about training. That's a lot different. Or if he'd gone
to them and said, hey, sir, you know what, I
don't think you should have clients squatting below parallel. I
know that's the thing now. And if he'd gone and
said that, you know, sir, and then what is he doing.
He's criticizing something that Jerome's doing, but he's not coming
and saying I hate you because your skin is this color. Okay,
so let's think about the word homophobic. In what I
just relayed to you. There were two women and I
think I'm getting their names right, Jackie. I can't remember
if it's Dea or Tia. This has been so many years,
and they were always super nice, supportive. They kept their
gym really clean, they had new equipment. They made sure
things were safe the time things weren't safe. There, I
was riding a I was riding an aerobic bike. It's
one of the spin bikes. And I was doing this
between sets of squats and I was really into it,
really leaning forward my eyeshut and the post I was
sitting on the seat was on broke. It bent, and
I fell over and got my legs caught in a
very inopportune place between my legs caught and I was
about to fall off, and something that that's important for
reproductive health was going to tear off. And they came over,
Oh my gosh, we're so sorry, and they paid for
all the replacement of the shorts and are you sure
you're okay? And you know they were these same sex
attracted women. Is everything okay, I don't want to talk
about it. Everything's okay. So that's who they were. But
let's think about the word homophobic. If those ladies had
come to me and said, would you come to our wedding,
I have had to say, oh my gosh, you guys,
I can't. I'm sorry, it goes against my faith. Obviously,
I wish for your happiness, obviously, I just it goes
against my faith and I worry. So no, I can't.
But I can continue to come to the gym and
recruit more people to the gym and pay for more
personal training with Jerome at the gym, and love the
gym and belong to the gym's Facebook page and promote
the gym's events and promote you guys as owners and
give you great, stellar reviews. I just can't come to
the wedding. So then I'm a homophobic, right right. See
that word has become absent, meaning that's not homophobic, that's discerning.
If I had a male friend, and let's say that
I showed up to do a work out with a
male friend and we walk into the gym and he's
with some woman who's not his wife, and he puts
his arm around her and he spooches her, and he says, hey,
meet whatever, And I'm supposed to shake her hand and say, hey,
nice to meet you. No, I think I'm saying something
along the lines of, ma'am, can we talk and make
it very very obvious. I need to talk to my
friend alone. And I think I'd want to step over
to him and say I can't be around this. You
need to stop. And by the way, all Christians need
to be better at saying all Christians. All Christians need
to be able to speak better into their friends lives
to say stop it right now, stop at this instant.
We all need to get better at that. So I'd
want to turn away from that, dude. No, I'm not
gonna go shake her hand. That's not your wife. So
what am I then, is that homophobia? Is that heterophobia discernment? Right,
So that word homophobic went through a period of inflation
and it's been rendered meaningless. If you read something online
and you see a post that says something like, oh
my gosh, this is the most homophobic thing I've ever seen,
do you even look or are you so sick of
being called homophobic because of discernment that you no longer look,
no longer means anything. I'm going to get into some
sort of things that we might be accused of being
transphobic about here in a second, because man, there's so
much happening on that front. So this word anti semitic.
We as Christians are to love our neighbor as ourselves,
love God, the Lord, our God, with our entire height
and soul, and strength. Love our neighbor as ourselves, love
our enemies, pray for enemies. These are hard things sometimes
and we're to do that. I don't find it difficult
at all to love people without regard to race, religion,
skin color. And I don't know why that is. It's
maybe just how I grew up. My dad would not
allow any form of isms. Same with my mom. She
criticized any form of I don't know why that is.
Maybe because I grew up seeing people live in tps.
Maybe because my dad is a social worker, had a
bunch of people of different races at his client base.
Maybe it's because my mom and the way she treated
the black family from California that showed up at her
preschool and made sure that we just asked questions and
just laughed with each other. And maybe it's because of that.
I don't know why. So this word anti semitic, It
is not racist to say to a black person, you
know what, I don't think you're a great trainer, and
I think you're going to get people hurt if you
continue to have untrained clients squatting below parallel under an
external load like they should do air squads first. That's
not racist. It is not racist to say to someone
who invites you to a homophobic to invite friends to
whom you've given money on repeat occasions at their business.
You intend to continue to go to their business. You
promote their business. You're on the Facebook page of their business.
You share the post from their businesses for their business.
You help promote the events they have, like welcoming new
member day to the gym. It is not homophobic to say,
oh my gosh, you guys, I'm so sorry I cannot
come at your wedding. It's against my faith. I mean,
I'm obviously going to pray for your happiness. I really
want to remain friends with you. I really value the
friendship and I'm sorry I can't go. That's not homophobic
and it is not antisemitic to say I am troubled
by the war. I am troubled that the Israeli government
has a lobbying organization called APAC somehow doesn't have to
register as a foreign lobbyist. I am troubled by this.
I'm troubled by what I see in Gossam policy wise.
I believe it's a huge overreach. That's not antisemitic. If
you add to that because of the stink and Jews,
you're going to get to antisemitic. But we should leave
these words in a place where they mean something, because
people who are truly antisemitic should feel shame for that.
But people who are simply criticizing a policy. If you
want that word to mean nothing, if you want people
to practice actual anti Semitism, tell them they don't get
to critique the actions of a government or call them
that name. If you love the Jewish people, or you
love all people as we're told to do by Jesus,
or as maybe it's just your pleasure to do as
it's my pleasure to do, then please stop inflating that word.
And we'll get into some examples here of some stuff
that is utterly, utterly insane, utterly insane in regard to
that last word, the so called transphobia word, because it
is rich material. The war, the AI revolution, the fact
that AI is hiding its true motives from its developers,
the fact that it pretends to be nice and being
a good coding AI and trying to be helpful and
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called maybe transphobic for talking about. This is ABC News
in the most amazing ever. What the kids are now
calling retcon? Is that reconnoitering? Well, if you're gonna say
a phrase, you should know what it means. I just
know that y'all kids are calling these these are retcons?
Is it reconnoitering reconditioning? What what does it mean? In
your kids thing? They're Alex the millennial Alex, Junsergan, Alex,
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ABC News, Tell me if you could even identify who
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Tell me if you can even identify what they're talking about.
Funday Tonight, America is strong.
Speaker 3: The goal of a lifetime for a high school hockey hero.
Speaker 1: Here's we'll reeve.
Speaker 3: Tonight in Providence, Rhode Island. The high school hockey player,
his game winning goal in double overtime, and his triumph
after unimaginable tragedy. Blackstone Valley Schools senior Colin Dorgan, number seventeen.
Nearly a month ago, Colin's mother, brother, and grandfather were
killed at his hockey game, targeted by a former family
member his team.
Speaker 2: Hey what.
Speaker 1: A former family member? Are they going to actually tell us?
I'll click play hope when they're gonna tell us?
Speaker 3: His community rallying behind Colin, and now three weeks later,
they're back on the ice, their jerseys stitched with a
heart with the initials of the victims. It's double overtime
Division two state semi final game, and here's Colin all alone.
Speaker 1: I don't think they're gonna tell us, are they. I
don't think they're gonna tell us. I miss a great
story for the kids.
Speaker 3: His school behind the glass, on their feet, cheering for him,
the announcers recognizing the moment.
Speaker 2: Nothing will ever change what happened to that young man,
But there's a moment for him, but.
Speaker 1: He'll never forget. Wait, they're not telling us. They're not
telling us who was the former family member is dad
who pretended to be a woman, so called trans woman,
who had taken the hormones and apparently the surgery and
bragged about the fact that y'all were forced to pay
for that through tax dollars because of course Obamacare. So
that's trans was I just transphobic? So it's transphobic for
me to say, Wait, this is a very important part
of the story. That this guy had probably driven himself
insane with wrong sex hormones and surgery and probably through pornography,
and his dad was having a psychotic event of a
life because he'd lost track with mature reality. But transphobic.
So if you see a post and it says this
was so transphobic. Do you even stop if someone says
to you you're transphobic? Do you get hurt? Do you
feel any shame? Just going no, I'm not, No, I'm
not What if you really are? What does that look like?
It would look like this? You see a man dressed
as a woman and you run shrieking from the room,
terrified that he might stick you with a toadsticker or
pocket knife or something. That's a phobia, or you might
get some on you. You might turn so called trans
being around that's transphobia. Or did you just see any
gender confused, gender defiant, gender rebellious person you look at
and go, I hate you, I hate you. You're disgusting
in all ways. You don't know that they've lost truck
with mature reality, but they might have a whole bunch
of good qualities. So it's not transphobic to say to
ABC News by a former family member, you know why
they did that. They're afraid to say dad, because then
people are to go, wasn't his dad, It was his mom.
If they say mom, people can say it wasn't his mom,
it was his dad. Here's another example of this, this
comes from a testimony, and this is a this is
a Senates bill, and this is in the Arizona Senates
and they're debating a bill that has to do with
boys playing in girls' sports. Tell me here now, if
we're going to reach peak fake transphobia.
Speaker 4: I mean, I have my sports hat on now. It's
all about a sports mentality, growing up in sports, being
a tomboy. I mean, you look pretty healthy. I've played
against girls that look like you. You look very much in
shape and strong. But it's a sports mentality when you're
growing up and how much competition that you'll take on.
So it's not just a silver bullet for one community
of sports players. It's the individual person on how competitive
you want to be. So you grew up one way,
I grew up a different way. I would have taken
on a man in a heartbeat.
Speaker 1: I played in.
Speaker 4: I was the only girl sometimes in men's sports, But
to have a man on my team, I would have
welcomed it. But this is just my opinion. So it
just depends on the sports mentality of that.
Speaker 1: To what she's saying, if you're really an athletes and
you're really a strong athlete, you want to compete against
someone you can't possibly be because of their biomechanical advantages.
And she's saying this from the safety of being an
old woman who's not going to compete it anything right now,
old but younger than me by probably fifteen years. You
see where she's headed.
Speaker 4: With this individual. And that's why this bill is bad,
because you're just putting a whole community of women's sports
in one category when women like me, we have a
different opinion. So how competitive do you think you really are?
Speaker 1: Oh?
Speaker 5: Wow, as elite level athletes, I would say we're very competitive,
which is why this bill designates three categories, male, female,
and co ed. The idea is that everyone can participate
in sport. If you want to compete against your man, absolutely,
it's like, let's do that in the co ed section.
That's the clarity and distinction is really important.
Speaker 1: So she gives them an opportunity to say, go do
the co ed thing, Go play against men in softball
or basketball, whatever you want. Transphobic, absolutely not. So let's
stop this nonsense of taking words and inflating them or
putting them through inflation to the point they mean nothing.
On the live stream, Scott says Alex love hearing your
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So that's not transphobic. Now, the woman who is making
the statement there, and she's goading this girl into trying
to confess she's not a competitive person. She's also not
misogynist because she's not saying she hates women. She's not
displaying that she hates women. And the person who posted this,
Jennifer Say, said it's misogynistic. It's misogynistic to allow men
to steal women's trophies and scholarships because it's distinctly stealing
from women. Wait, wait, wait, before we do this, before
we do the tests of my thing or this thing
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other example of this, and it's in fact, it's just
a really good answer. When people come at you with
the do you think that so called trans people exist?
It's just a really good answer. Watch this. My thought is,
what about the dignity and mental well being of the
children of Ohio. To that point, do you accept an
acknowledge that transgender people do exist. So this is on
the record for Josh Williams, he is running for the
Senate from Ohio.
Speaker 6: My personal pain is, I do believe that individuals exist
that believe they are the opposite sex. I believe those
individuals exist. I think it's a false belief, and I
think it's harmful for our society to affirm said false belief.
And for time immemorial, that was considered a mental condition.
And now we're in a position where members of our society,
especially members of your caucus, decide that they want to
affirm those beliefs in minor children as young as five
years old. I reject that premise. I reject the ideology,
and I believe that parents have a constitutional right to
raise their children as they see fit, including affirming their
biological sex. What we've seen, since we're in the judiciary
where we have lawyers in one honorary, what we've seen
is a Supreme Court time and time again affirm an
individual's right to reject that ideology. We've seen it in
First Amendment practices when it came to teachers that.
Speaker 1: Really, so it's a great answer. He says, of course
these people exist. Was he transphobic? No, he confessed they exist.
He accurately said it's a mental disorder. He accurately said
that now we're being asked to confirm and affirm a
mental disorder. Does that trend into being transphobic? No, because
it's not hate field. It's not saying all so called
trans people do this or that? Am I transphobic by
saying so called trans? If you care about people, care
about words. Words have meaning unless they're made meaningless. People
who are truly being anti Semitic should feel shamed for that,
and they should be shamed for that, just like people
who are being truly racist. I've often questioned if when
that white guy was saying those things to Jerome, if
I shouldn't have stepped up and said, shut up, shut up,
look at you, disgusting freak, you don't belong in this gym.
Get out. I was just show shocked that someone would
do that, just completely shocked. We should return the capacity
for shock, and we should mind the words of the
Lord Jesus that we should meditate on things. Well, he
came through the apostle Paul. But all that is good,
all that is holy, all that is righteous, meditate on
these things. And we should remember we've been given minds
and intelligence and discernment. And it's okay to question people's
actions and the policies of government, any government, at any time, anywhere,
for any reason. And it never becomes racist to question
policies and outcomes and activities and motives. When you take
one group of people and group them all together and
say all white people are, by virtue of their skin color,
spreading a virus called racism, no matter if you know
it or not. That's what James Jimmy Tolerico said. All
white people are immune to the virus of racism, but
they're super spreaders. Every single white person, James Jimmy Talerrico said,
a racist thing. He should be shamed for that. So
if you care about Jewish people, care about not applying
inflation to the word anti semitism, this is the Todd
Hermann Shaw. Please go be well, be strong, be kind,
and please make every effort to walk in the light
of Christ.