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Speaker 1: The video is down three hundred and twenty five billion

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Monday morning. Apple's down three hundred billion, Google down two

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hundred million, Amazon down one hundred and thirty five billion,

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eighty billion, Tesla down sixty billion. A bunch of those

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stocks gets people's money automatically. If you're on an electronic

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trading platform, it's about forty percent of people's money goes

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to Apple, Google, Microsoft, I think Amazon automatically, and it's down.

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That's huge. We haven't seen a thousand point drop on

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the stock markets in a long time. But you guys,

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cat lady and catwomen. That's the focus of the people

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who run Camy Harris. Can we do a slight comparison

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and maybe even bring into this what jd. Vance has

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actually said about women and families and policy? Could win?

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We try that be an interesting experiment.

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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 Todd Herman.

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Speaker 1: Today is the day the Lord has made, and these

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are the times so which God is the side of

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his shr life. And it's time such as these that

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we want to take a little bit of a comparison.

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What about isms and side by side comparisons are very

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very useful. Donald Trump had said, if you elect your Biden,

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the stock market will crash. We're watching it crash. There's

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a whole ton of people. In fact, I got an

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email from someone this morning saying, oh my gosh, oh

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my gosh, oh my gosh. Zach Abraham was right. He

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comes on our program every Friday and talks about the

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stock market and other things. His chief investment officer of

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A lot of people are going, wait, so he was right,

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this was going to happen. Sure because all this is

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predictinided upon fake value. What do I mean by that, Well,

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if you look at the stock market, you look at Tesla.

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Here's something that most people don't know and it makes

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absolute no sense. With the value of Testa going up, up, up, up,

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up up up. What didn't go up The value of

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the internal parts of the Tesla, the precious metals it

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takes to create Tesla's that didn't go up up, up, up,

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up up, as Navidia was going up, and people were

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buying Navidi because people were buying Navidia, which led to

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more people buying Navidia. Because more people were buying Navidia.

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As that was all going on, you won't it's not

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going up. Any of the companies that Navidia needs to

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stay in business didn't have the same meteoric rise because

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it was all based upon falsehoods. Falsehoods tied to emotion,

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and emotion is the fastest and easiest way to sell

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bad ideas in the modern world. We can compare this

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to cat lady, the upsetting words that Jade Vance used

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to describe women without kids, and it was a stupid

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and unforced error. It was I'm sorry, it was a

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bad phrase. It's a hurtful phrase. There's a rule in

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politics people should know the people you seek to hurt rhetorically.

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They need to be special people you hurt rhetorically. I'll

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explain that it's important to know the difference. If you're young,

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you don't yet you know the pain that's come in

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your way. If you're active, you don't. When I go

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work out with young guys, one of the things I

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first trusted them is please, please, please take an old

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man's example and care for the tiny little muscles and

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care for your joint. A lot of times I get

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and falling trees and climbing them and logging. Man, real

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slash todd. The people that you hurt rhetorically in politics

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need to be other politicians. Do not ever turn fire

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on voters. Don't use the words stupid, deplorable, don't do that.

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Jd Vance stepped on that rule when he talked about

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cat ladies. I understood what he's saying. You understood what

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he's saying. And maybe if you're talking about your dear

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old aunt, a cat lady can be a funny thing.

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But it's it's not a funny thing to women without kids,

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and it allowed people like Chelsea Handler to come and

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take this and run rage videos about it. It was

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an unforced error. Jd Vance is a brilliant man. He

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might be the smartest, the most high bandwidth intellectually vice

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presidential candidate we've had in a long time, if not

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in history. He's also a great mix of action and thought.

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He served our country in war, and he went to Harvard.

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He wasn't supposed to get into Harvard. After all, he's

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a hillbilly. How did he get into Harvard? This is

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hillbilly jd Vance talking about the issue of anti child policies.

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So what are chanti child policies?

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Speaker 2: Here?

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Speaker 1: He is talking about without using the phrase cat lady.

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Speaker 3: The best way to invest in it is to ensure

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the next generation actually exists. So I think sending those

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signals via policy, but the cultural messaging in politicians is important.

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anti child idea ideology that exists in our country. A

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few weeks ago. No, Twitter is not real life, but

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I forget even what caused it, But there was this

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ridiculous effort by millennial feminist writers to talk about why

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having kids was not a good thing, why they were

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glad they didn't have kids, and even encouraging people who

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had had children to talk about why they regretted having children,

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which of course is like mother's psyche on Mother's Day,

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which is like psychologically deranged to ask mothers on Mother's

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what it made me realize is that so much of

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what drives elite culture is mediocre millennial journalists who haven't

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gotten out of their career what they thought they would right.

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and father. Not everybody can be an exceptional journalist at

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the New York Times, And not enough people have accepted

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that if they put their entire life's meaning into their

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credential and to where they went to school, into what

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kind of job they have, if you put all of

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your life's meaning into that, you're going to be the

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sort of person who asks women to talk about how

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they regret having children. You're going to be a sad,

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lonely pathetic person, and you're going to know it internally,

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so you're going to project it onto people who have

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actually built something more meaningful with their lives. I think

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we have to go to war against that ideology and

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the people behind it, because we need to say to

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the people in my hometown, you know I've seen this

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with just to be honest with my sister, I love

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my sister is just the best person. I love her

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to death, and sometimes you know, she'll say things to

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me like, you know, I just may maybe I should

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have delayed having kids, Maybe I should have went to school,

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maybe I should have did this or that, And it's like, lindsay,

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you've been a great mom. Your children are happy, they're healthy,

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you know, she was my older sister. She took care

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of me a lot in a very chaotic home. People

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like my sister should not feel like the cultural messaging

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is your life is inadequate. People who are sending that

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message should feel that their life is inadequate, and of

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course they do. They're just too ashamed about it.

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Speaker 1: To talk about it. So singing it without cat Lady

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is still talking about people finding emptiness in life by

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putting all of their self worth into something that they

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do for profession or something they achieve a degree. It's

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wise and it goes back to something we've talked about

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on the program, and that is permanent identity, a strong

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base of identity. Jadevance is talking about rhetoric that is

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anti child. Anti child is what, it's anti life, it's

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anti human. You cannot have anti child policies and be

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pro human. But the world's drowning in people, it's not.

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replacing itself with children. And look at the consequence the

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decision to rush in tons of what they call migrants,

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which are actually just illegal immigrants, are just allowed to

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pour across the border, not doing it bit by bit,

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not introducing slowly, not choosing people who want to go

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respect Europe's laws. Look what we've seen in the UK,

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never protested in their lives show up at police stations

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to protest houses being given to illegal immigrants over the

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native population. This was inevitable, and at some later date

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we'll talk about how thrilled Karl Marx would be. Karl

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Marx who loved Satan car Marx, who wrote rhapsodically about

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burning the earth down. It's good old fashioned communism and

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organizing this driving this is divide and conquer, and it

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began with anti chown policies and government's waking up saying,

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wait a minute, who are we governing. We don't have

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a tax base, we don't have a worker base. We

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really screwed this up. Open the top, let everybody in.

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We need help. Open the doors, let all comers in. No,

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you would check to see who's coming in. When jd

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because they've based it upon a degree or a job,

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something they've achieved, he's touching upon this thing that we

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talked about in the show, that is the broader the

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base of your identity, the more solid you are as

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a human being. One design of the left that is

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so brilliant is to whittle people down into one slim, tiny, shrill,

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breakable piece of themselves as their identity. This is purposeful.

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You make it the precious. So I know people who

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will say, first thing out of their mouth, I'm a

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gay man. Then I have friends and family members who

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are same sex attracted and you wouldn't know it. I mean,

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you might eventually see them with a boyfriend or a girlfriend,

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then you might go, oh, but it is not the

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most important part of themselves. I've got family members who

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identify as the opposite sex. You might not know that,

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although I think you probably would. Very very pretty people,

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very pretty I think you would know. But you know what,

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you would not get a lecture, you know, what would

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be incidental that you would hear about their interest in

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the environment and architecture and art and sports and music

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and family, family, family, family, family, long before you'd hear

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about that, because they have a base of identity that

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gives that identity as the opposite sex and opportunity to

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go away because it's not that which defines them. The

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left takes things like sexual identity and race and makes

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it you, I am black rather than I have black skin.

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I am black rather than my ancestors come from Africa.

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something on which you can base an identity, because there

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are tribal cultures, there's a country's culture, there's a continence culture.

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There's music, there's literature, there's art, there's behaviors, there's philosophies.

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Skin color is shrill, tiny small. The left takes this

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with sexual identity. I am a gay man. I am

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a lesbian woman. That's what I am versus I am artists, creator, mother, brother, sister, worker, philanthropist, volunteer,

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and I happen to be same sex attracted. Likewise, with single,

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childless women, I'm a single woman. You're a woman not

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in a relationship. What else are you? You're made by

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God in his image. Every hair on your head counted,

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every hair countain before you were born. God knew who

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you were and knew who you would be. See that

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base that identity when it's based upon I am a

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child of God Almighty. And this is what we do

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when we're Christians and we've accepted the Lord Jesus, we've

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agreed to be changed by hand. We've signified that through baptism,

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we allow ourselves to be sanctified, which ain't always fun.

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By the way, the sanctification process is usually less fun

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than the baptism, a lot less fun because a it's

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a pruning God taking from us things that don't bear

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good fruit so that we can bear more good fruit.

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But when we base our identity on I am a

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child of God? What does that mean? Made by the Creator?

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What does that mean in His image? What does that mean? Masterpiece?

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Every hair in my head counted? What does that mean?

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God had a design for me wonderfully and awesomely made

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or wonderfully and fearsomely made in my mother's womb by whom,

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by God? Why? Because of a purpose? What was that purpose?

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To work with him, work with the creative of the universe,

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to help establish his kingdom on earth. That's a heck

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of a job title. And incidental to that is my

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daily job title. Hey, I'm a professor. Oh I work

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in retail? Well, how do you spread the word of

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God working in retailers? Build the kingdom? Working in retail?

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You know what I do? I share the Gospel with

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everyone I meet, and sometimes occasion I use words. I'm kind,

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I'm curious about people their full identity, not the Hey

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do you call your skin color black or caramel? Are

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you a caramel?

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Speaker 2: Hey? Are you?

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Speaker 1: Are you a cracker? Assaulted cracker? Or are you more

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of a white biscuit? It's racism.

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Speaker 2: JD.

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Speaker 1: Vans shouldn't have said cat lady, because when he talks

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about ideas and he does it this way, he displays

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an intellect that's really important for us to respect. God

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has given him a great intellect for those of us

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who like our country back, the greatest consolation prize ever

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in comparison to getting souls back. We should hope that JD.

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Vance advances that intellect and advances humility, allowing God to

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work through him. And here's why. If President Trump makes

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it through and he gets into the White House, makes

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it through, attempts to stop him, you know what I mean?

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Speaker 2: Right?

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Speaker 1: I mean I can't talk about that here because this

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might end up on you know, YouTube. But if Donald

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Trump makes it into the White House, he'll have four years.

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Jade Vance could have eight. So stop saying cat lady.

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Please don't attack the electorate. Aim fire at journalists, fair game,

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am rhetorical fire at colleagues, opponents, political enemies, fair game.

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But please find a way to speak truth wrapped in

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grace like I think you did towards the end of

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your clip. These are the days to which God has

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made meaning he trusts us to live to these times,

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meaning he designed you, but today please go God's good grace. H.