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Aretha Franklin deemed Offensive? · The Slippery Slope

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  I Jake valentia. Thanks for listening to the
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  slippery slope so you know it's only been a couple of years ago
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  that we this topics out now that only a come start this again.
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  Hi, I'm Jacob Allen. Thank you for listening to the
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  slippery slope. So, you know what?
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  There's only been a few years that have gone by when subjects
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  that we talk about. Now that we see in our news,
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  news for streams and you think, you know, a few years ago we
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  would never have even discuss this, this wouldn't even be an
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  item 1A news I myself, is sit there going.
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  Where is the world going to? As a bible-believing Christian,
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  I think the Bible explains where the world is going to.
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  And yet it's still interesting to me to see some of the
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  craziness that's discussed. I'm going to discuss today.
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  This story that came that came up and it's about Aretha
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  Franklin's song Natural Woman being well.
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  Being canceled. It's the it's the strangest
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  thing. The strangest thing.
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  He'll bring the story up here. We can have a look at it
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  together. This is all over the news this
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  morning. Anyway, but this headline here
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  says Now, read the Franklin song.
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  Natural Woman is deemed offensive to Trend women, who
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  are obviously we all realize trans when that but when they
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  say trans women their men pretending to be women.
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  So outraged, as activists demand song is removed from Spotify and
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  apple music. Now, it looks as a musician
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  myself a play, do bit of Or work like onto stuff Aretha.
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  Franklin, fantastic voice. You know, one of those voices,
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  you sit there going. Wow.
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  If only, I could sing like that and write songs a like that,
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  it's just amazing. And the think that that song,
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  which was, I think released in 1967, you know, before my time.
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  But, you know, just generational multi-generational.
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  All these years later over 50 years later and it still such a
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  great song to listen to any. I keep going on with this.
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  So so this song sung by Aretha, Franklin's being bashed, by
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  lgbtq critics, as offensive with one organization, in particular,
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  saying the June helps perpetuate harmful anti-trans stereotypes.
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  Now, you know, the main reason why groups come out now and say
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  that these things are harmful is because They can't handle
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  hearing the truth. That's the issue, the whole
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  issue boils down to, you know, you have natural born, women
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  natural-born men, people who run around pretending that they are
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  what they're not. Don't want to be reminded of the
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  truth. And this is this is where it all
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  boils down to anyway. So it's released as a single by
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  the late queen of soul. It says back in 67, the stirring
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  love. Ballad is now facing scrutiny.
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  Despite preaching Positive messages in regards, to women,
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  and femininity in general. So apparently leading the charge
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  to have the song. Next is the Norway based
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  transcultural mindfulness Alliance.
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  Can you say that with a straight face?
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  I don't think so TCM a, which is a group started this year.
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  So group started this year 2023 want to cancel or song released
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  in 1967 makes a lot of sense, blah, blah blah.
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  So, A made his presence known with the series of polarizing
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  posts on social media. Now, look, I was reading a bit
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  about this group. I actually think this might be a
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  parody accounts. I think they might be taking.
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  Yeah, making a bit of fun but, you know, they keep, I don't
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  know, it's hard to tell personally, I think it is, but
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  they keep putting out other stuff saying?
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  No, no. It's, you know, this is real,
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  this is what we're all about but you know, so here's the actual
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  tweet that they put down this TCM Ma Aretha Franklin's 1968.
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  I think it was only 67. Not not 68 Natural Woman
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  perpetuates multiple harmful anti-trans stereotypes.
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  There is no such thing as a natural woman.
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  Now list as I said the whole issue here is There Is Only
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  Natural Woman, you know, you're born with chromosomes that
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  decide whether you're a woman or a man.
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  So, this is just a lie and getting back to what I was
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  saying, you know, is only a few years ago where we would not
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  even be having this conversation because the absolute craziness
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  that we talked about now, people would be sitting to go.
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  Well, this is just ludicrous, it's not true.
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  And why are we, why are we entertaining A Lie now?
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  I personally were entertaining this lie because it's a A
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  spiritual attack. That's that's my personal
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  belief, lead the Bible right? So left for us, very clearly and
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  the the author of confusion is site.
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  And however, you know, we still go on to entertain this kind of
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  delusion and it's crazy and it's ruining ruining our society,
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  don't you think? Anyway, so this post perceived
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  by many, as satire began by asserting, the song is offensive
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  to transgender people, and that there's no such thing as a
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  natural woman. Says that it perpetuates
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  multiple harmful, 80 trillion stereotypes.
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  Now, there was another, there was another see, this is the
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  whole transcultural mindful Alliance, this is their whole
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  Twitter. Twitter page.
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  It was another thing that they put out to about.
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  I'll see if I can scroll to adhere this is, and this is why
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  thinking, maybe it's just a bit of satire.
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  But here it goes, this, this post here that they've written
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  is, says there have been zero, meaningful studies into the
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  gender identity of pets. It seems meaningless.
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  But many children learn Jenna from their pets just because you
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  bring home a gendered pet allow your child to choose the gender
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  of the pet don't assign it. One at will.
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  Like I said, this is why I do think it might be sat, I have a
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  going on. They seem to they seem to double
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  down and say no, no, we're not a satire group, we are legitimate.
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  It says here for clarification the TCM, a is not a parody
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  organization. It red, adding that the
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  organization are a Group of trans individual seeking to make
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  culture more, feared for transgender individuals, they
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  say that we are based in Norway but a seeking to open a chapter
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  in each European country and also North America.
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  The group revealed, this is the craziness about this obviously
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  to any person who doesn't suffer from gender dysphoria, the cat
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  and I don't like to slag off it transgender people too much
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  because I've actually feel very Our for them.
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  I think they are suffering from a mental mental condition of
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  mental illness and they need to be treated for that condition.
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  However, it just does seem absolutely ludicrous to me that
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  our society. As I said, entertains this idea.
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  This thought that's, you know, we can choose our sex, you know,
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  he just because we were born a man and you know how dare you
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  had their you choose the sex for your baby when they were born.
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  It's not like you can look down at their genitals and go on.
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  It's a boy or it's a girl or, you know, you can have tests
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  done, if maybe things are aren't that.
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  Clear. And yet we entertained this
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  delusion and we go along with it.
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  In, with really, the issue is people who suffer from a mental
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  disorder, are encouraged to continue in that mental
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  disorder. When it comes to, when it comes
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  to little blogs, Twitter posts like this and groups like this,
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  a couple of years ago, we would have said, don't have course,
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  this is parity cause this is just someone Making fun.
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  You know, for an Australian that's slang, you're taking the
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  taking the piss out of someone. But, you know, in reality it's
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  with today's culture, we can't say that anymore.
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  We don't know because these kinds of people is kinds of
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  groups are entertained, as being reality.
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  Hey, that's just my opinion. Let me know what you think.
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  I think I've done a, you know, I think we were in a time of
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  confusion. We're living in a Land of
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  Confusion, this whole World has been dragged into a Time Of
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  Confusion. And we were told by so-called
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  experts, we have to entertain this delusion.
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  Let me know what you think. I don't think I mean reatha
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  Franklin. Really.
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  Can we cancel a retha Franklin? No way.
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  No way Jose. That's just my opinion.
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  Let me know what you think. Thank you for listening to the
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  slippery slope. Let me know what you think.
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  I don't think I mean reatha Franklin.
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  Really. Can we cancel a retha Franklin?
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  No way. No way Jose.
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  That's just my opinion. Let me know what you think.
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  Thank you for listening to the slippery slope.