A Child Shall Lead Them
-Burlington Vermont schools are indoctrinating children in sexual deviance and identity instability. They're doing it proudly, and we have a report from the field.
-When children are elevated to the status of wise sages and leaders, they are being abused. The exploitation of children in adult politics is everywhere and it's a bad omen. We're going to talk about it.
-Sundry insults toward annoying celebrities and crappy modern artists
Media discussed: Dems want to lower the voting age https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2023/01/house-dems-introduce-legislation-lower-voting-age-16/
The Post Millennial on the new MLK, Jr. statue https://thepostmillennial.com/new-unfortunate-looking-martin-luther-king-sculpture-in-boston-mercilessly-mocked-online?utm_campaign=64466
This is too perfect. I wrote this today before watching the episode. I think there's a relationship between today's ugliness and the Dada movement of 100 years ago. https://open.substack.com/pub/swmurphy/p/annees-laides?utm_source=share&utm_medium=android
I totally agree with your observations about Matt Walsh’s POV, which I see as the tendency among religiously conservative commentators to romanticize the institution of marriage as the total answer to current cultural problems. Families are great until they aren’t, and a lotta lotta lotta times they aren’t. I came from a very traditional marriage (born 1953), and though I appreciate my parents for caring for me, their marriage did not result in mature happy marriages in us kids. The problem is deeper than the institutions, and I think that’s something commenters like Matt Walsh don’t get. It’s always the people, never the tool.