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If It's Your Religion, the Government Can't Mandate It · The Wes Carroll Morning Show

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You're listening to the West Carol Morning Show. Thursday morning, twenty ninth
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day of June. Hi, I'm Wes, Thanks for joining me. Survived
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another day in this location. Feeling pretty good about it. So far,
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point. They'll be back, all right. I want to talk a little
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bit about them. I don't know. I want to make sure money feel
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safe. I feel like this is one of those topics maybe won't make people
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feel safe, but I want everybody to feel safe, because when people don't
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feel safe, that's when a bunch of episodes of your show get deleted and
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you got to move to another spot. But I'm going to do my best
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in this conversation because I do want everyone to feel safe, and I really
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don't know what was done before to make people not feel safe. So I'm
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trying to avoid some of those topics, not really, but I want to
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avoid the people not feeling safe. I want to make sure everybody feel safe
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as they listen to this show and continue to feel safe many many years from
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now. So we talked not too long ago about some of the different sort
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of religious cults that are upon us, whether we realize that's what they are
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or not, we do have a and I just lobbed this out there as
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as just conversation topic fodder if you want. I just put this out there
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because my question was if we are being told that everything to do with the
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environment when it comes to Green New Deal, when it comes to this mandating
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of various legislation and things pushing forth the environmental agenda, and then in reality,
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a lot of what climate change has become is in a way, this
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religion. There's a lot of things that we do that have become sort of
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like religions. You talk to people that like to do they like to eat
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vegan food. For some people, they just eat vegan food or vegan food.
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They eat vegan food and that's it. That's what they do. They
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eat it, and they get on with their life and they feel a certain
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way about it, better about themselves, they feel healthier or whatever it is,
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and they just go on about their day. There's people that do as
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a cross fit, remember the CrossFit. They they do it and then they
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exercise, and then they get on with their day and with their lives.
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There's some people who think that organic food makes them feel better, makes them
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feel healthier, and they eat it and they get on with their day,
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and all this various. You know, you've got folks that don't eat meat,
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like they're the Pescterians. We'll I'll only eat fish or whatever. You
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got those people, and they do it and they just get on with their
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day and that's what they do. And you got environmental people that say,
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hey, I'm gonna be a responsible human being. I'm gonna try to recycle
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plastics and hope they get reused and we don't have to make as much plastic
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and I'll try to do my part for that. And then you got people
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in all of those categories, and that's not all the categories, that's some
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of the categories. But then you got people in those categories in some cases
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that have just lost their minds, right, They can't stop talking about it.
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They want to make sure that you're doing all of the things that they're
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doing, and if you're not, they might say, you know, how
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can you not do it? Or that you're dangerous or you're making them not
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feel safe or whatever it is. Right, there's something there that they're telling
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you. How dare you eat meat? Or how dare you eat you know,
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foods that have been grown in you know, pesticides that actually work and
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not the organic ones that are older and not as effective. And if everybody
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used organic pesticides, there wouldn't be enough food to feed everybody. So it's
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one of those things where you go everybody's trying to just do their own thing
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and live their lives, but then you've got some people that try to tell
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you that you have to do whatever it is that makes them feel special.
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And that's really what it is. It's about what makes it When people talk
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about it constantly, it's because it's that thing that makes them feel special.
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That's what it is. Okay, So one of those things that's and by
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the way, I talked about this before when it came to the environment,
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because my question was when environmentalism has become a religion for so many people around
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the world, if you will I know environmentalists who actually literally put their own
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Christian faith aside so that they can be more supportive of environmental causes. They
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feel like it's more important to support the environment than it is to support some
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of the other things politically that directly tie into elements of their faith. And
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that's their choice. They're certainly allowed to do that. But you can't do
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that and tell me that there's not some element of a cult like following that's
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there, right, There's there's this thing that is driving you in a different
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direction, and big picture wise, if you're just you know, voting,
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say all of your votes when you vote in elections is for the purposes of
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the environment and all of the things that are important faith based, be damned.
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You know, you can go against a number of things. You can
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say, hey, I don't support abortion. I don't think that's okay.
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I don't think that's what God intended. But I'll vote against the people who
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oppose abortion as long as I can vote to make sure that, you know,
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like a national park gets some funding. Like there's a weird contrast that's
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there, right, And I know it gets tricky. You can't always get
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everything that you want. When it comes to politics. But if you're ready
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to push some things that are kind of core in your faith aside for the
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purposes of something political, that's kind of a cult and it's cult like.
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And let's be honest, the environmental stuff has become very cult like. So
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if our federal government is pushing environmental things on us, Green new deals and
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all that, we're kind of getting into some of this, you know,
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violation of Bill Right's kind of stuff. You know, government shall make no
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law establishing religion because in some ways that religion is being thrust upon us.
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Is that I know, it's a leap, it's a bit of a leap,
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I understand. But I do think that we're touching on this with a
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couple of things. We got another thing that's come along as now the concerns
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are starting to grow by Democrats pushing towards this next election as they're starting to
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realize that it's not just the straight white Christians that they're standing up to when
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they say we're pushing our LGBTQ plus agenda on schools and kids in schools.
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There actually are some other groups that aren't down with this. They think that
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parents rights are being pushed aside. They think students rights are being pushed aside,
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and they think that it's worth their time to protest it. As we're
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starting to see various other religious groups, Muslims being the group that apparently are
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being deemed the ultimate wildcard in the twenty twenty four election, because you've got
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a number of Muslim groups saying, wait a minute, our faith doesn't support
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this LGBTQ plus stuff, and we're tired of our political affiliation telling us that
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it has to or that we have to support it no matter what. I
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did a whole show, and I've told you if you are taking political cues
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and political instruction from human beings, and this applies to both sides. Because
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I'm gonna be honest, I've got some Republican friends who absolutely worship at the
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altar of Donald Trump. I've heard people say Donald Trump is the only one
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who can save us. Now, that doesn't really fit within the confines of
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basically Christian teaching, right, doesn't fit with the Muslim it doesn't fit with
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a number of religious groups. So it's not just Democrats, however, on
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this particular thing, when you're being told you should push your faith aside and
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make sure that your allegiances are with where they're telling you to vote, right,
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that's where your primary allegiance should be. And I've said this before.
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If you're putting your faith aside in the name of polity, tis you're not
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doing it right. You're not doing either one of them right. Okay,
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your faith should be guiding the decisions that you make and how you vote.
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It should be. It should be deciding. And if you don't have a
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faith, whatever your faith is. So if you don't have a religious faith
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and you decide, well, I'm an environmentalist, then that becomes your religious
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faith, and then that's what you're subscribing to. So if you're pushing aside
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whatever your upbringing is or whatever your faith was before. And this is one
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of the reasons why a lot of politicians, especially ones on the left,
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they don't necessarily want us having a faith, or they want to take whatever
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our faith is and tell us it's different. As we're hearing about how Catholics
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apparently should not be opposed to abortion, that's come up. Now we have
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a president of the United States who's Catholic and he supports abortion, even though
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the Catholic Church overall does not it's a weird it's a weird place to be
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in. But I'm not here to specifically talk about Catholics. I want to
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talk about this Muslim thing because as more and more Muslims are saying, wait
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a minute, we're parents, we should have rights, our kids should have
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rights, and we should not have this agenda pushed upon us. Our schools
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should not be teaching us things that go against what we believe. They're in
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school not to learn these things about LGBTQ plus communities. They're in school to
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learn what kids have been in school to learn for a long time. Okay,
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it's not about pushing forth agendas. It's about learning basic education. That's
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what they're supposed to be there for. They're supposed to be learning to read.
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They're supposed to be learning math. By the way, reading in math
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two of the things that were significantly behind on even still now in twenty twenty
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three, after kids were basically not allowed to go to school around the country
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and around the world at times, but specifically around the country, and it
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caused quite a bit of problems because kids are still playing catch up. They
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are, and the testing that was done wasn't specifically for twenty twenty. It's
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an impact from twenty twenty and twenty twenty one. But currently kids in school
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are behind where they should be on reading and on math. Okay, now
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science, they're just told just believe what you're told. The majority of scientists
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believe they get told that. That's pretty easy because you don't have to actually
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learn science. If you're just going to have someone shouting, I am science.
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Here's what I say is the case. Yes, science has told us
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for thousands of years there's two genders. But now we've got something different to
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tell you. And if you just so that's easy. You don't have to
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worry about playing catch up on science. They'll catch you up on the news
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on what to believe in science. They'll also catch you up with social studies.
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They rewrite history and change things and tell us that in religious studies,
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apparently did you see this. There's a church Minneapolis. It's the Edina Community
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Lutheran Church in Minneapolis. Now this is a church, by the way,
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They are part of the that's the name of the group, the Congregation of
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the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. And it's been a reconciling in Christ LGBTQ
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I a plus inclusive congregation since nineteen eighty five. But video went viral of
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the church and there, I guess this is their pastor who got up and
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got the church to recite their churches. One of the pastors, not the
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pastor. One of her name is Anna Helgan or Oin. And she got
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up and she said, we're gonna do the Sparkle Creed, which is an
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alteration of the Apostles Creed. I don't even feel right reading this. I
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want to read some of it, but I want to. It's one of
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those things where you just don't feel right saying the words out loud to you.
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This is what she said, and they had to all quote it together.
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The whole church was quoting this together. I believe in the non binary
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God, whose pronouns are plural. I believe in Jesus Christ, their child,
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who wore a fabulous tunic and had two dads and saw everyone as a
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sibling child of God. I believe in the rainbow spirit who shatters our image
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of one white light and refracts it into a rainbow of gorgeous diversity. This
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is what they said. I gotta keep stressing that I don't want to put
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this on me. I believe in the Church of everyday Saints, as numerous,
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creative and resilient as patches is on the aide quilt, whose feet are
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grounded in mud. This is something they were told to recite in church.
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By the way, whose eyes gaze at the stars and wonder. I believe
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in the calling to each of us that love is love, is love,
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So beloved, let us love. I believe, Glorious God, help my
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unbelief. Amen. This is what they were asked the sparkle creed. They
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all had to recite this collectively. Okay, again, this is what they
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you know, I'm very much a If this is what you want to believe,
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you go do your thing, Okay. But it shows that there is
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a little bit of this religious component to this, now, isn't there there's
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a religious component to this LGBTQ plus agenda. I'm sorry I missed some letters
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because I know some some make sure to stress the what is it? I
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a lg bt QI A plus right, okay. And they're also I guess
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for a climate justice. That's another thing that they push for. And then
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they had to and they also celebrate the summer solstice and honeybee populations. There's
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a whole lot of stuff going on here. There was a time. Whether
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this is fair or not, I'll let you decide. I have my opinion.
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There was a time we would have labeled this occult, right, I
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mean, this would have been a cult. This fits the definition, the
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old school definition of a cult. Right. I mean, wouldn't this at
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one time have been labeled a cult? Modifying and changing things? But that's
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what we do now, isn't it. We modify and we change things.
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I tell you who's not modifying and changing things. And that short traditional Muslims
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as they are now making a bit of a leap towards the right, and
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they are saying that we deserve a right to be heard, and they deserve
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to have their rights of their children and their families and their faith be honored
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in politics. And they don't think the Democratic Party is doing that for them.
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This is uh. And there have been a number of these groups that
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have been gathering and they're starting to protest. They're starting to be heard.
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I guess they're starting in different school boards in school districts, some of them
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vowing that they are going to run for school board positions, and some of
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these Muslim men and women have been accused of being racist. They've been accused
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of pushing the white supremacy agenda. They've done rallies. There was a rally
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back in March at the Montgomery County Public School System and it says about a
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two hundred and fifty Muslim parents were there with Christians in parts of the Jewish
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community and standing up in Maryland. And there were counter protestors there shouting them
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down. They were, or at least protesting and saying that they were aiding
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white supremacy. The number of to me, I look at that. There's
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a couple of photos I found from this protest. I see one group of
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all white people holding up rainbows and rainbow flags and trans flags and a number
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of things. And then I see the photo of a very diverse collection of
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people with skin tones and backgrounds and they're standing up together. They look more
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like a rainbow. They look more like they're representing a number of different people
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in places and where they're from. And even though they don't have the solidarity
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like you think about Muslims, Christians, and Jews standing up together, their
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common goal is looking out for their kids looking out for their families. And
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here on the other side you have the rainbows and people standing up for one
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united faith, which is again we would have called it a cult at some
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point. I think I'm not trying to get nasty. I don't want to
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make any body feel unsafe, but there's a there's a point in time when
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we would have looked at these things. We would have looked at organic food.
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We would have looked at the pescatarians and the vegans and the people who
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are pushing it, evangelicizing it in our faces and telling us how we're wrong,
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colonizing us back to that topic, colonizing us, telling us how we're
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supposed to see things the way that they do. These Muslims, these Jews
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there that are there standing in solidarity with the Christians, they're just helping out
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pushing this white supremacy agenda, and they need to properly be colonized and told
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that you're you're not unless you push for these sexual engender identity lessons in the
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schools. Then you're just pushing that white supremacy on everybody. So we'll see,
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we'll see what impact they have on the twenty twenty four election, but
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after the break well, the Anti Defamation League says that online hate is on
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the rise in America. That's been the narrative for a while now, hasn't
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it. They say, According to the annual survey polled more than two thousand
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adults five hundred fifty teenagers, fifty two percent said they have faced online hate
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in their lifetime. That's up from forty percent in the previous year's survey.
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Would could vary greatly based on who's pulled, couldn't it? I mean twenty
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five hundred and fifty people get the sampling of another anyway? And they say
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that According to the Anti Defamation League CEO Jonathan Greenblat, he says, we're
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confronted with record levels of hate across the internet, hate that too often turns
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into real violence and danger in our communities. They say the most targeted group
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the LGBTQ plus community, And they say that to seventy six percent of transgender
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respondents say they've been targeted online at twenty six percent of Jewish respondents, thirty
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eight percent of Black respondents, thirty eight percent of Muslims said that they have
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been harassed online. So places where they get the most of this hate Facebook,
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Twitter, and read it. That's what they say. Ay a Fallout
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Boy has released a they're a band, by the way, they've released a
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sequel. That's what they're calling it to. We didn't start the fire.
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Remember the Billy Joel song. Of course you do. They've released it's supposed
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to pick up where the previous song left off in nineteen eighty nine, and
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it starts at nineteen ninety and then it goes through various events up until most
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of them pop culture related, by the way. That's kind of the difference.
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I know there were some elements of pop culture and the Billy Joel song,
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but this seems to lean very heavily on pop culture. There's a like
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Lebron James has mentioned in it, Michael Jordan mentioned in it twice because he
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had different basketball numbers. But it's pretty heavy on the pop culture. I'm
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just saying that's that would be my one. There's a couple other things in
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there I might criticize as well. But anyway, it's it's in the spirit
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I guess of the original song. It's still catchy. It's the same song
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basically, it's just a different band doing it, or a band doing it
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I should stay instead of Billy, Joel and whoever else he had working on
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it. But I don't know if you want to check it out. Starts
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with Captain Planet, by the way, which was released in nineteen ninety.
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All Right, so we finally now know, as they're officially calling the Flash
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a flop, it's not gonna make its money back. It's not gonna come
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close to making its money back. Part of the problem I still maintained is
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Ezra Miller. I mean, I think most people knew that was going to
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be the case. It was going to be a tough hill to climb,
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as Ezra Miller just you know, he had a he had a rough lead
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up to It's an understatement, but I don't anybody feel unsafe. So that
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gives a really easy excuse for the folks at Warner Brothers now and they were
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already going to do this reset in this reboot, but it makes it easier
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that there's nobody seeing but everybody loved the Flash everybody wants to see more of
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the Flash because they were already in the process of thinning out some of the
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The Flash movie gives an opportunity to kind of reset some of this stuff.
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Anyway. So anyway, one of the first movies moving forward, as James
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Gunn, who is now running the dc Cinematic Universe, I think they're calling
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it the DCU. Marvel had the mc has the MCU, DC is going
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to call it. I guess the DCU. It was the dc EU.
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Now they've dropped the E. I wonder if that's in that Fallout Boy song.
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Anyway, they've announced that they have a cast now at least two cast
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members, as they were already actively looking for a new Superman slash Clark Kent
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spoiler alert that's his secret identity, and a new Lois Lane, the new
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Lois Lane for the upcoming Superman Legacy, which will officially I don't know.
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They said that this Blue Beetle movie was going to count as part of this
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DCU as the first movie in that, but not a whole lot of I
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mean, Blue Beetle's kind of a deep dive anyway, right, that's a
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that's that's an album cut you know, we're really digging into the when it
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comes you now, you know, Blue beetle Is has some fans and it
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will do probably well considering they didn't spend anything close to what they spent on
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The Flash. But anyway, they needed to get into the you know,
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we got another Batman coming up. Well, that's tricky. This is where
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it's so confusing. They don't have it together the way Marvel does. There's
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a new Batman movie coming, which will it's gonna have you know, the
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Twilight guy in it again, right, he's gonna play Batman the Batman too.
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And then there's another sort of Batman movie, the Second Joker movie.
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But none of those are related to this DC you not EU. But anyway,
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they're gonna get a new Superman or a new Lois Lane for Superman Legacy.
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That's gonna be the name of this and this is going to start working
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towards getting all of these characters together the way they should have taken their time
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in the first place. It's a lot of talk about this movie, but
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it's important because it's a new Superman. Right, so the new Lois Lane
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will be Rachel Brasna hand from the Marvelous Missus Mazel and that's that's Lois Lane
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and then David corn sweat we'll be playing the new Superman. I don't I
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don't know a lot of him. I know who she is. I haven't
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watched the Marvelous I haven't watched much of it. I watched a little bit
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of it because I did interview Zachary Levi and I got to hang out with
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him a little bit, and he was in Marvelous Missus Maizel, So I
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know who she is. He's everybody I guess will eventually kind of know who
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this guy is. But this is a a good, good deal for him.
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And they had to get all this worked out because they're in the process
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of trying to get things sorted out before there's going to probably be like a
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sagum like a strike that's going to take place with the Screen Actors Guild,
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and because that's probably coming, they went through this with the writers and now
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I guess they're working on all this. So so there you go. Julian
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Sands, who himself has some Superman tie ins and he played uh Superman's dad
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in Smallville. Uh Julian uh Sands, the actor um have been has been
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found. His remains I should say have been found. Uh, Julian Sands
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was missing and there was a lot of sixty five year old actor and he
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was missing. Family was concerned, and they found some human remains on Mount
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Baldy outside Los Angeles, and yes, they've confirmed now that those were the
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remains of Julian Sands. Um so hes. He went missing in January,
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so it's taken him this long to to find him and confirmed. And I
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guess winter had an effect because there was some severe winter weather in that area.
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So there you go. He had he'd been uh, I guess there
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at Mount Baldy high and the family was obviously worried about him. So a
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sad end of that story, not what people were hoping for. But is
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the story went on, It certainly seemed like that was probably eventually where this
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