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Speaker 1: Speaking truths that aren't to be said in ways in

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which they're not to be spoken. There is a belief

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that has been pushed down upon young people that all

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cultures are equally valuable, that to say otherwise is racism.

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But it's not true. Not all cultures are equally valuable.

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They have viable assets, perhaps they have things from which

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we can learn, but they're not all equally valuable. See

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when you think about this in terms of countries, this

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is where people want to bring racism into it. But

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when you think about it, for instance, in terms of

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political groups, well you have the left telling us, of

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course that if you vote for Donald Trump, your hate

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filled bigots literally doing the bidding of Vladimir Putin, who

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right now is their bad guy, but six years ago

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was a good guy. That's a culture, or it's a

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cultural aspect. Politics are some of the ways that we

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express culture. Andrew Breitbart said, culture is upstream of politics.

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So let's look at this myth that young people have

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been taught that all cultures are equally viable. It's a lie.

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We do this with the help of God Almighty, who

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is himself the sole source of real truth.

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Speaker 2: The Todd Herman show is one hundred percent disapproved by

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big pharma technocrats and tyrants everywhere. No from the high

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mountains of Free America. Here's the Emerald City exile tod Herman.

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Speaker 1: Today is a day the Lord has made in These

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are the times which God has decided we shall live.

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When people want to make something appear complicated, they do

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it this way. They'll take an issue like culture and

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refuse to get down to the easiest to understand aspects

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of culture. To reduce to the ridiculous is something that

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some people say. Well, to reduce to the ridiculous is

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a helpful way to understand things. I loved my father.

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I loved him deeply and broadly, and I'm in my

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mid fifties and I still miss him. I think about

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him often. I live near the race track where he

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and I raced my sister and cousin when we were

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little kids. Dad got us a deal to be able

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to race there. I drive by that speedway. I raced

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there with him when I started racing open wheeled modifieds

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against adult man when I was fourteen. Because my dad

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worked a deal. He loved racing so much. I can't

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drive anywhere in the place where I live without being

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reminded of my father. In fact, the woods behind her

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house are so close to where he lived, I could

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hike to. I'd take a while, but I could hike

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there through a green belt by the way, and you'd

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have to touch society to get to where my dad's

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property was. It is. It's not his any longer, obviously,

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He's dad. My dad was a deeply unhealthy man. He

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was deeply unhealthy physically allowed himself to become horribly obese,

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and he was deeply unhealthy as a drinker. I was

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gosh in my mid forties, No, I'm not quite that,

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probably in my mid thirties when my therapist told me, well,

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your dad was an alcoholic. She was a psychiatrist who

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stopped pushing pills, and she was a great therapist. She

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read my dad's autopsy. He's a doctor, psychiatrist, and presented

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to me, Todd, your dad was an alcoholic. No, no, no, no,

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my dad was a He drank, but no, Todd, I

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read his autopsy. Your dad was an alcoholic. Alcohol killed him.

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Alcohol and hyberprofen and self medicating killed your dad. That's

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why I died so young. It's hard to hear my

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dad's culture at home was say microculture, it's a microculture.

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See the people who want to complicate things and say

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all cultures are equally viable. They want to take the

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macro level. Well, we can't be against this country or

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this country, or this country or that race or no,

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we can't be against a race and serve God can't

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do that. God wants to see us all as one family.

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That's why God is so desperately pursuing you. He doesn't

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care what race you are. Through the Lord Jesus, he

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wants you in the family. Whether there's neither a Greek

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nor Jew nor no slave. If he wants you in

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that family, well there is no difference because we're all

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part of a family. They want to go to the

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macro level though, and say, well, if you're against aspects

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of their culture, and then you're against their race. No.

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So why did I start talking about my dad? Because

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culture starts at home. That's the culture that's going to

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have the most effect on you. So what is the culture.

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In the case of my dad, the culture was deeply unhealthy.

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He was a great listener, He loved us deeply. He

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didn't say that until I was Gosh, leaving the house.

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This was after I dropped out of college to go

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quit playing football and dropped out of college and went

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to go playing rock. Bands were standing at the entrance

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to the garage door in the house that he and

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my mom had purchased before my dad divorced her, and

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it was standing there hugging him. First time I ever

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heard my dad say the words I love you. That's

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not a broken culture. That's just a guy who was

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never brought up saying that I knew he loved me.

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That made an impact to see my dad say it.

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But he was deeply unhealthy, and the culture in his

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home was deeply and healthy. Your retirement account whenever you

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Speaker 1: So I want to go from the ground up as

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we talk about this, that not all cultures are equally viable.

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Family is valuable. God invented family. He puts great deal

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of focus on family, and family dynamics are valuable, Like

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if your family has a consistent structure, it can create

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more valuable outcomes, better outcomes. Routine is an important thing,

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it really is. I think about what my daughter said,

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she felt like we were the safest and most secure

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as a family. It's actually when I thought so too,

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And it's when we practice routine. Routine for my daughter.

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always at the same time, Dinner was at the same time.

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an adolescent, we kind of let those touch points go. Fools.

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We never should have stopped that. Well, she's twelve, she

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can't have books. She can't. We can't sit together as

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a family and tell stories. We destroyed the culture of

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her home. Culture, pattern, ritual, very very important. Our dog

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is never happier than in the morning. I don't know

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why she knows what's going to happen. She knows that

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when she hears me enter into the kitchen area and

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sit down, that's the signal she's made in her mind

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to come out. So she's going to come out. She'll

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stand in the front room until I walk up and

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do this. She'll stand there. If you're watching the video service,

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I've got my arms above my head. She'll stand there

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because I started this long ago to say I'm happy

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to see you this Luna, and I walk up, and

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she'll stand there until that happens. Then she puts her

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face against my left knee and she waits to be padded,

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and then she waits for me to say it. She

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won't do this until us say we don't want dog food,

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and then she goes. She's never more happy because it's

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a pattern she can predict. Patterns and culture are vitally

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important to look at. My dad's home was unhealthy. My

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half brother grew up in that unhealthy home. It's interesting.

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have things in their place and likes to have cleanliness.

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home spoke of hatred, not for us. He loved us

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for himself. When I went to my dad's home when

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he was in the hospital and I saw what hoarding

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had done to him, his home was a dump. I

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hate to say it. He'd be embarrassed to hear me

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say it, but now he's in heaven and doesn't care.

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it was the wall that got me. My dad had

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stapled and pinned to a wall in his front room

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rejection letters from when he was trying to get back

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into social work. He left social work for a while,

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desperately wanted back in. Every time he got rejected, he

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put those up on the wall. There are people who

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do that for motivation. My dad didn't do it for motivation.

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He did it to back up what he thought of himself.

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He hated himself so sad, but he did so there.

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He would sit in that front room filled with trash.

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I live in a garbage dump, drinking bottles of wine.

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to our shame, even though we did everything we could

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to try to show him that and tell him that

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that was his culture. My half brother grew up in

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that culture. See culture starts at the family level. Not

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all families are equally valuable. Well they are to God.

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But if your family culture is that broken, it is

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not as valuable as an unbroken family culture, not that

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there's any such thing as completely unbroken. I remember the

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first time I lived in an intact family's home. The

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culture was more valuable because I saw a mom and

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dad make a priority of spending time with him or

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another sunrise, I just have to get up early to

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go do construction. Before I figured out I didn't want

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to do construction and to wake up and I'd see

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Gary and Karen awake at sunrise. Why you're multimillionaires, Why

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are you doing this? Because this is when we get

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to spend time together. So they would go out in

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the deck and they would sit in the would drink

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coffee every single morning. They're still married, happily some fifty

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years later. Their culture was clean. Everybody had a job

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to clean house. There was no hoarding. They had challenges

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and rejections. Gary worked in media and radio. He get

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fired a few times. He didn't put up a rejection notice,

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simply talked about God's plan is greater. Not all cultures

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are equally valuable West Point. This has been a culture

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of value for well. Ever. You can disagree with some

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of the things they espouse, that's fine. But they've had

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a statement that has stood the test of time duty

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Honor Country. That's going to be removed now from their

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mission statement. Why well, because they've talked to some people.

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Superintendent Lieutenant General Stephen Gilliand said that duty, Honor Country

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is foundational to the United States Military Academies culture and

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will always remain our motto, but the three words contained

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in the mission statement, which she described as hollid, are

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being replaced as a result of an assessment by leaders

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across West Point and external stakeholders with Army values. The

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new academy statement reads to build, educate, train, and inspire

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the core of cadets to be commissioned leaders of character,

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committed to the Army values, and ready for a lifetime

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of service to the Army and nation. These values include

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loyalty due to respect, selflessness, service, honor, integrity, personal courage.

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According to US Army, So it's a change. Is it

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a huge detrimental change? It says something. Cultures that are

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easily explained are cultures that are easily understood. The culture

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in the US Army duty on our country is easily understood.

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In a family setting, valuable cultures have organizing statements like that.

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One of my biggest regrets is not creating a mission

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statement for a family. Hate that stupid. Every time I've

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found that a new or I've found that a new company,

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would sit down and talk about what is our team's

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mission statement, what are our organizing principles? I hate that

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I didn't do it for my family. Cultures that are

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valuable have cultural touch points that are memorable and that

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convey a sense of communal need and interdependence. See this

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is a phrase I picked up in teen in adolescent

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family Mental health interdependency. Honorable cultures recognize we are interdependent

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for success. Well right there, it says it in the

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mission statement duty, honor country. If you're not doing your duty,

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you cannot honor your country. They tie together that easily.

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The reverse of this is a culture of hatred. We're

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going up from family when we went to the unit

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of the military. Now we move into a different form

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of culture. It's a culture predicated upon hatred and avarice.

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There are cultures like that. Not all cultures are equally valuable.

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we made a promise on day one that we would

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companies like Alan Soaps. Alan Soaps, in all reality, couldn't

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this together almost three years ago, Alan was the sole employee.

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Speaker 1: I introduce you to. A woman. Her name is Kayla

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Elise Carter, a city employee. She's a local equity officer.

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Burn it all down, she said, equity officer of Maryland City,

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endorsed violence, insulted white colleagues. She actually said, I hate

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when white children stare at me. It's literally terrifying. And

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then a piece from US headlines or headlines USA, they're

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right and it recently unearth tweets a local quote equity

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officer in Maryland publicly called for the destruction of the

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United States. Kayla Atlas Carter, who was hired to be

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the city of this city of College Park's racial equity

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officer in twenty twenty two, oversees an entire team dedicated

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to implementing a diversity, equity and inclusion agenda across city departments,

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and she's ports alarmingly radical means to accomplish that. According

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to a review by Fox News of her now unavailable

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social media posts, she recently featured violence as a solution.

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So we could talk about her, or we could talk

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about the culture that created her. See, not all cultures

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are equally valuable. Oh is this where I criticize black culture?

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What is that?

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Speaker 2: No?

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Speaker 1: No, what is black culture? What is white culture? There's

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no such thing. There's no such thing as black culture.

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There's no such thing as white culture. There's no such

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thing as Hispanic culture or Asian culture. There is the

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results of families raised in an environment with a meticulture.

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Some of them resist and some don't. Black culture is

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an amalgam of the average Black person in the average

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way they were raised. It has nothing to do with

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their race. In the case of this woman, I already

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know how she was raised. She was raised to have grievance,

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she was raised to be self seeking. She was raised

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being told you'll get nothing unless you take it. She

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was raised being taught to hate her neighbors. Now, maybe

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this happened in college and she was raised through professors

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and raised through social justice activists. Maybe her parents are

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good people. They've lost track. They could not hold their

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daughter back from developing these beliefs. Why culture, I'm deeply

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ashamed of the fact that I didn't, very very early on,

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start to warn my daughter about how the world sees

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girls and women. I'm really ashamed that in the culture

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of our home, I didn't say to her, you're going

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to experience sometimes people want to talk about how you look.

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Let's really talk about how people looked at I didn't

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spend a lot of time saying to her, I like

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the way this person looks in this way, I love

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the way this personally, and going to differences and bodies.

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I'll tell you why I say that culture. When my

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daughter began to experience the growth and changes that come

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up with hormones and puberty and pre puberty, she was

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trying to tell me things. I don't like what's becoming

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of my body. I don't like how I look. I'm

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afraid of what I'm going to look like as a woman.

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skating meet, pardon me. There was a girl there who

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is new to skating. She was a pretty heavy girl.

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instead of saying, tell me about that, I said, oh, no,

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she doesn't. Culture my daughter saw me go, oh no,

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she doesn't. I examined this later and thought I was

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afraid that my daughter was developing the hatred for herself

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my father had because of how heavy it was. My

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culture broke at that point. I didn't say to her,

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tell me about that, because I had an opportunity to say,

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you know, I talked to that girl. She's cool, she's brave,

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she's new to skating, she wants to do it to

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improve her body and her physique. And you know what,

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I gotta tell you, she's got some of those beautiful

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eyes I've ever seen in a young woman, so so

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pretty as a kid, not a creepy way. We give

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me an opportunity to say to her, have you talked

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to her, maybe you guys have some things in common.

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What are the important things? Now? We tried with our

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daughter to say, is it important how you look? We

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didn't say, here's how the world's going to view you.

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Here's what you're going to be told by the world,

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and the world will do everything it can to tell

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you things that are simply not true true. Beginning with culture,

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God created you in his image. He loves you the

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way you are. In the case of this woman, this

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hate filled woman, she's the result of a culture that

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glorifies hatred and abuse, which turned inward, becomes depression and anxiety.

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Not all cultures are equally valuable. Have you ever experienced

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the culture of poverty? Now, there is a culture of poverty.

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It can contain elements of hopelessness, It can contain elements

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of ignorance, it can contain elements of self loathing. I've

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experienced that. I've lived in neighborhoods that have poverty at

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their center, and within them you will find families who

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refuse to make that their destination. You'll find families who, yeah,

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we're poor, and we're honest, we're poor, and we work hard.

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We're poor, and who cares Our gift in heaven is

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greater than what you can offer us here. I can

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remember meeting families like this. Some of the happiest people

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I've ever met were some of the poorest. So there

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is a culture of poverty, and not everyone needs to

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join it. Being poor doesn't determine that you can reject

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the culture of poverty. You can reject the culture of

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I'm a victim and I'll always be a victim. You

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can reject the culture of this is my station because

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you can understand through God, all things are possible, and

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you can understand that a culture cannot control you if

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you choose to not let it control you, because again,

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you have a basis, and that basis should be the

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word of God, speaking of God. Not all cultures are

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equally valuable. You can simply consult what happened to a

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CNN reporter who had the well bravery to speak out

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about what happened to her while she was reporting for CNN.

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Speaker 5: All these men surrounded me as I was doing a

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live report, and the minute that the light went out.

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The minute that the light went out, suddenly I was groped,

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I was grabbed, I was my clothes were torn, I

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literally had to fight to get out.

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Speaker 1: Of that group.

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Speaker 5: And so let's go ahead and look at this tape

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so that you can see what I'm what I'm talking about.

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This was live on television. I got here. Yes, so

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you hear me me yelling there, Yeah, and we did

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hear yelling and she's talking about and this is on

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Revolver dot News.

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Speaker 1: The situation for journalists in India is becoming increasingly perilous.

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A CNN reporter that reported a close call with an

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attempted rape on TV when the lighting failed. Sadly, India's

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now well known as a dangerous place for women. Females,

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including young girls, have been assaulted by adult men. This

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crisis has gotten worse since the so called pandemic. Ironically,

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there is a woman we're going to hear from. She's

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speaking Spanish, they don't know. We'll go through the whole

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thing where she was traveling and took a picture with

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the Taliban. She was not assaulted by them. Now, of course,

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the Taliban is a poisonous, terrible, ungodly satanic culture and

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they're also very media savvy, so they know that they

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can use the propaganda of tools of the West to say, look,

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how nice we are to women, So they chose not

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to rape this woman, to be had her, to enslave her.

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Not all cultures are equally valuable. The culture of the

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Taliban is not equally viable to Western culture. It's not

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equally to the culture of true Christianity. Nothing is no

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no culture is equal to the culture of true Christianity.

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It can't be because it's God designed. The true culture

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of Christianity is peaceful, it is loving, It is truly tolerant.

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It's not prideful, it's not self seeking. It seeks to

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serve rather then be served. It doesn't keep list of grievances.

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It's quick to forgive seven even times, seven times seventy

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seven times. It brings with it joy, peace, charity, the

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fruits of the spirit. That culture is far, far superior

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to the culture of the Taliban. We can simply look

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at the fruits. I've never been to India. Maybe I'd

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like to go, but I don't want to have to

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get there. So that's to a friend the other day,

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I would like to go see the Holy Life, and

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I just don't want to get there. In India, it

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is getting bad for women. The number of rapes the

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percentage of rapes continues to climb consistently. In this case,

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this is a Brazilian woman. She took a selfie with

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the Taliban. She was not harmed, but she was gang

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raped by seven men in India. So if you're watching

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the video service, you can see that her face is scarred.

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This man, I feel it's like having her do this video.

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There is a subtitles that are difficult to read, particularly

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if you're off the video network. You can subscribe at

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video dot the Todd Herman show dot com. She's simply

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talking about what befell her. That the man is talking

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about these men grabbing her by the neck, taking her down,

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raping her. It's not about all Indian people, it's about

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Indian culture. Indian culture is not as valuable as a

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purely Christian culture, and there are no purely Christian cultures.

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I was talking with a pasture the other day who

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spends a lot of time in India, and he points

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out to this day in India you will see children

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living in absolute mud hole filth. It happens here, but

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not to the same degree, except that culture is being important.

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Not the Indian culture, the culture of throwing people away

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in the garbage heaps. Like inner cities, not all cultures

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are equally valuable. One of the things that you'll see

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in India that people beg for food, of course money

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and then also the ability to clean themselves. Sicknesses in

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our life. We're got to come and go. But the

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healthier you are, the less likely you are to fall

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victim to really importance or catastrophic illness. A lot of

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that's exercised. A lot of that is making sure that

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you drink enough water, and most Americans don't get near

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to enough water. And supplementing where supplements are helpful. You know,

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there are a range of supplements. I use very few,

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though on autoship I gave the permission. I give permission

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to Bioptimizers to autoship me a series of their products.

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they'd created a product that they would put their name

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on and that it would fit into the category of breakthrough.

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a staggering one two hundred percent more amino acids compared

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to just the digestive system alone. Amino Acids and branch

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chain aminos are the building blocks of muscles. They sustain muscle.

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So one of the best ways that you can ensure

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that you actually absorb all the food you eat and

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to maintain muscle, particularly if any form of restrictive diet,

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is to get the proper digestive enzymes enter mass zymes.

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So go right now to boptimizers dot com slash tod

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that gets your bottle of mass Symes the teen percent off.

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Don't let poor digestion hold you back from reaching your

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full potential. Go to boptimizers dot com slash tod to

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get tempercent off mass Symes and start your journey to

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better health today. You could take examples outside of India.

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We could of course go to Afghanistan where kids are

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abused and girls have acid poured on them. And remember

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that we are importing these cultures. Not all cultures are equal,

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not all cultures are positive, some cultures are more valuable

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than others, and yet we are importing these cultures into

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our country in mass. This is the alarming fact cultures

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unequal to our own are being imported. Not the race

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of people, the behaviors. This is a BBC piece on

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what's going on with rapes in India.

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Speaker 6: The official statistics reveal that across India, a woman is

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raped every fifteen minutes. Around forty thousand rapes a year

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are reported, but such as the stigma that most are

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thought to go unreported. Women who've been raped are made

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to feel shame, they're ostracized and rejected for marriage, and

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violent rapes apparently on the rise. Three years ago, there

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were nationwide protests and much soul searching following the horrendous

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gang rape and murder of a twenty three year old

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Deli student in late twenty twelve. Her parents named her

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as Joti Singh. The ordeal was so prolonged and so

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brutal that India was sickened. The country caught in a

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global spotlight of shame. Women demanded they be better protected.

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It felt like a watershed moment. Of the six men convicted,

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four were sentenced to death, another gang member killed himself,

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and one was a juvenile. He served three years and

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has already been freed.

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Speaker 1: I know that people can look at this and say, well,

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now do America. We can and we can look at

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the every fifteen minute statistic and we can question it

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and we can. But remember this, India still has a

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caste system that still exists there. That is not a

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culture that is equally valuable to a system where people

519
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can rise out of their so called station. Remember, Jesus

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did not give us any station other than created by God,

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and he was and is fully well. He was fully

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human and fully God, and he is now fully got again.

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That's the cultural station he gave us. The rape crisis

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in India is profound. It should concern us as Christians

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because of what we see it doing to families. Oh, families, Yeah,

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families millennials are doing to the American family. What is

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to destroy cultures. It's not just the so called gentle

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parenting which we've talked about, which is really not parenting.

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It's not creating their own standards for behavior, which are

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simply then opinions have you thought about this. A godly

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family means that the parents are submissive to God. Now

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think of this culturally in the microculture of your family,

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remember that, why do I have to do this? And

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sometimes your parents get to say, because I'm your parent,

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I told you too, and that's okay. I should have

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said that more often to my daughter because I'm your dad,

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and I said so because you can respect my authority,

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because I put myself under the authority of God. And

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church elders see that modeling of kids being able to say, yeah,

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my parents tell me to do things, but they do

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things because they're told to. That's culture as kids says.

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Young people have fewer and fewer kids, and fewer and

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fewer marriages, and become more and more unmoored from the

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rules of God. Their kids don't have the advantage of going,

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my parents follow the rules because God says so. We've

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gotten to this point where really smart people on Twitter,

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like this guy Matthew Stadlin says this, have we got

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to the point where having three children should be socially unacceptable.

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Can't legislate against it or even penalize it fiscally because

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children should never be punished for their parents' choices, but

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having three children as the world burns is surely not okay.

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Replying to this guy named Nick Dixon says that's wrong morally.

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In factually, the world is not burning and our birthrates

554
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are dangerously low. Interesting that prominent leftists are condemning him

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even when they don't though this far, with this sick

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middle class admiration of the seapile style authoritary Riianism, it

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is wrong factually to say the world's burning. It's going

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to burn eventually, we know that, and eventually replaced by

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a new Heaven and a new Earth. But birth rates

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are declining. You can simply look at the Brookings Institute

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for this and see that as birth rates decline and

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civilizations don't even replace themselves, you have the old people

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dying out without the advantage of the young people coming

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in to fill that. You also are violating the word

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of God, be fruitful and multiply. You can see them

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folding across many cultures. A culture that values life, a

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culture that promotes life, a culture that glorifies God's plan

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for life is a more valuable culture because it raises

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kids who can be grateful for having been born, unlike

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the social justice, culture of grievance. Not all cultures are

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equally valuable. The culture of lies. That's what politics is.

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It's a culture of lies. People in politics like to

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have their lies said in really clever ways. They liked

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them to be clean lies, lies told with woe crased trousers.

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The culture that created next Benedict, the young girl who

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was conned into believing she was gender incongruence, gender fluid,

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gender non binary. She came from a culture. I don't

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know a thing about her mom, so it would be

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unfair to judge, But I know this. She's raised in

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a culture where teachers tell you there's no facts about you.

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Your body's not a fact. The plan God had for

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you is not a fact. You were not designed from

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a culture that increasingly glorifies and normalizes use of pot.

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Speaker 2: Oh.

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Speaker 1: I know people in the audience who use pot and

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they're functional, and they shut up. And you go too

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far when you start talking about bagging on marijuana. What

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I'm begging on is changing the way your mind works.

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As a young kid, smoking pot is a bad idea

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for you. At high levels. It's probably eventually a deadly

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idea for you. With the availability of it and the

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potency of it, you can end up with the drug

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induced psychoses. Next came from a culture that is increasingly

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told if you're a white girl, you better be gay,

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you better be same sex attracted, you better be so

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00:39:31,880 --> 00:39:34,559
called trans, you better be non binary, because if you're

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just a stock white girl, well then you're an oppressor,

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you're a victimizer, you're boring. This is a culture that's

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being propagated in the schools even as we import cultures

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or rape and pedophilia is normalized into a culture where

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that has never been the case, and not all cultures

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are equally valuable. So video of the day broken up

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into three l elements. It is the next Benedict story

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that continues to be lied about in a culture of lives,

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in a microculture of news media.

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Speaker 4: Next died a day after a fight in a school

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bathroom at a Wasso High School in the Wasso A

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suburb of Tulsa. You know, while we don't have a

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definitive cause of death in this case, the idea of

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a fight in a bathroom probably sparks fear in the

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hearts of most parents of LGBT or non conforming kids.

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Speaker 7: I assume we are losing our kids, and we're losing

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it because of so many politically motivated attacks that are

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putting laws in place and creating a culture of violence.

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You've got one of the founders of Lives of TikTok

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who was appointed to an advisory board in the state.

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She doesn't even live in the state and was appointed

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to an advisory board. Let's be clear, this is egregious

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and it's something that every parent, every person watching to

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be fearful of.

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Speaker 4: And for those who don't know what Lives of TikTok is,

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it's a TikTok app a TikTok sort of group of

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people who go after LGBTQ plus people.

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Speaker 1: And this is just one headline.

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Speaker 4: A teacher who was targeted by libs of TikTok was

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that death threats, lost his job, was accused of grooming.

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They basically go after people. A guy named Tyler Wynn

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was featured in the Lives of TikTok post telling students,

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if your parents don't accept you for your f them

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so and apparently NeXT's mother told The Independent that Next

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was actually angry about that post. What do we do

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to protect people in states like Oklahoma that are not

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protective of LGBTQ youth or adults.

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Speaker 7: It's important for every person watching to see this as

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a threat to not some of us, but all of us. Again,

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if this can happen to next a non binary kid

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00:41:47,519 --> 00:41:49,760
in Oklahoma, it could happen to any of our kids.

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Speaker 1: Yes, so it can't because some parents are going to

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tell the parent kids from the very very beginning about

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the lies of transgender ideology. Some of them are going

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00:42:01,599 --> 00:42:05,280
to flee as we help the family do several weeks

642
00:42:05,280 --> 00:42:07,559
ago from the separate countries, or their kids are getting

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00:42:07,599 --> 00:42:10,360
ready to get gender jacked. Some of them are going

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00:42:10,400 --> 00:42:13,199
to do the right thing and get out of these

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fallen countries and bringing libs of TikTok into this is what.

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It's a culture of blame. It's a culture of lies,

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and it's a culture I can't even stand to watch anymore.

648
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So despite the fact that now it's a bunch of

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00:42:29,679 --> 00:42:32,000
work gathering that stuff, I'm sorry, Nana, it's making me

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puke to watch, So I'm not going to I'm not

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00:42:36,000 --> 00:42:39,440
going to inflict it upon you. Not all cultures are

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equally valuable. I'm supposed to say it that way, but

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I think we've made the case. So the question is

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why are we importing cultures that are unequal to our own. Well,

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it used to be that we were melting pot, that

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00:42:55,360 --> 00:42:58,719
people came here drip by drip, and we're welcomed into

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00:42:58,760 --> 00:43:02,880
a culture of achievement or culture where we honor that

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a culture that was tied very very closely to Christian values.

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In fact, was propelled by Christian values. We're putting ourselves

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at risk by importing people in mass numbers from poisonous cultures.

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So the solution for us is to go back to

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the beginning. God created man, and then woman and then family.

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You can talk about culture all day long. You can

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even criticize culture, but you're not going to do anything

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00:43:41,199 --> 00:43:45,400
about it and tell it's the culture of your family.

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I failed in many fronts on mine, So hey, my mistakes,

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00:43:52,920 --> 00:43:58,920
they're free to you. Experiment with your own mistakes. Mine

668
00:43:58,920 --> 00:44:02,960
weren't that fun. This is the Todd Hermann Shaw. Please

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go be well, be strong, be kind, and please make

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every effort to put God's word at the center of

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the culture over which you have the most control and

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by the way over which God told you to lead