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Solocast: The antidote to political anxiety
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After last week's fiery episode, Haley injects some hope and optimism into the show. It's easy to get fired up and to feel black-pilled about the current state of the world, but there are many reasons to feel hopeful and optimistic.
If you are feeling depressed and despair over current events, Haley knows the perfect antidote. Tune in to find out what it is!
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Transcript
Critique of 'Woke' Companies and Alternative Shopping Clubs
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Have you noticed that the world has gone insane?
00:00:03
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For example, tell me if these headlines ring a bell for you. Bud Light makes a special commemorative can for trans girl, Dylan Mulvaney. Dove hires a Black Lives Matter activist and 400 pound body positivity model to promote their products. Target sells chest binders and tuck friendly undergarments for kids. Are you sick of living in clown world yet? Are you tired of spending your money with woke companies that hate your values?
00:00:33
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As good libertarians and free market capitalists, we all believe in the power of voting with your dollar. But where do you go when it seems like no matter where you turn, you're surrounded by woke companies or brands? What if I told you I found the solution?
00:00:48
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A shopping club that's been in business for 38 years, supports conservative values, bans toxic ingredients and harsh chemicals, and makes 99% of its products right here in America. It's America's best kept secret, but not for much longer.
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00:01:39
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private, members-only shopping club, not beholden to ESG, then go to libertyalliancenetwork.com forward slash wellness. It's a referral-based store, so you need a current member like me to refer you, but all you have to do is click the request invitation button on the page when you visit libertyalliancenetwork.com slash wellness.
Introduction and Finding Optimism
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Speaker
Let's help make GoWoke, GoBroke a reality.
00:02:23
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Welcome back to another solo cast episode of Liberty Alliance Networks, What Can We Do? I'm your amiable, inspirational, and encouraging host, Haley Heathman, today, in a bit of a merrier mood than I was the last time I was on here, not so fired up. And so I want to kind of bring it back a little bit. Yes, we got a little
00:02:48
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Fire it up the last time i think rightfully so but you know we gotta bring it back we gotta bring it back and give reasons for hope and optimism and encouragement and everything so.
00:03:06
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It's okay to be outraged or angry or mad or whatever, but there's a fine line with being informed and even letting that information
00:03:21
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get you a little riled up.
Impact of News Consumption on Mental Health
00:03:23
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The line, I think, is when you allow, and that emotion can spur you one way or the other. It can either spur you to action, like, holy crap, this is wrong, I'm so mad, let's do something about it.
00:03:37
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Or the pendulum can swing the opposite way and it can actually numb you into inaction because maybe you think this is so big, so messed up, so awful and evil that you get so depressed and black-pilled that there's nothing we can do. Why bother? Whatever. We've already lost.
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So that's where you have to be careful and that's why you know the consumption of like the whatever your social media and your news and your Podcasts and everything you have to be careful that Guard your mind to that what you're consuming up here not just through your food obviously whatever you're consuming up here in your mind is not pushing you to the point of
00:04:32
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The world sucks, everything sucks, what's the point, etc. Where you're getting so upset and so annoyed and so angry with everything that's going on in the world that you just want to give up. So if that's the case, you might need to curate your news and your information.
00:04:49
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In your social media accounts to kind of get yourself out of it and i get it i mean we all need breaks it's all good it's always good to take a break as a pot and this is why i kinda do that type of podcasting that i do.
00:05:05
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where i don't just focus on like current events because when you just focus on current events it's so it's just so easy to get depressed and angry and like just you you get lost in it and then you feel
00:05:21
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It really affects you where you really are just like in this funk where you just don't want to do anything. It's just bad. For your mental health, I feel like mental health is kind of overused nowadays, but really there is a valid and legitimate reason.
Actionable Steps for Mental Health Awareness
00:05:43
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And use of the word because sometimes it is sometimes you just get so and I've been there. I mean, not for any extended time, but you know, there are days, you know, I might have a couple days where you just feel like, man, everything is just awful. But that's why I don't want to focus on those current events because at least for me,
00:05:59
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focus in on those things it's just too easy for me to kind of spiral and just get sucked into that black hole of black pill thinking where you know everything sucks and just the world and we're not gonna win and we can't wake the sheep up and there's not enough time etc so what i think the antidote for that is is i'm.
00:06:23
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taking action where you feel like, because I think what happens when you feel like you are like, and this can go for any, I think, issue. There is a mental health crisis in this country.
00:06:39
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Lots of people, it's almost like a badge of pride and people put their mental health issues and their social media bios and everything. It becomes part of their identity. I don't think that's good. I haven't read the book yet, but I've heard interviews with Abigail Schreier, her new book. I don't even know the name of the book. I'm sorry.
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But she has a new book and she's it's about basically the mental health crisis and i've heard her give a podcast interview to do a couple podcast interview so i can kind of give you the overview of what she's saying her book is about but.
00:07:13
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The fact that with the mental health issues like the talking about it and focusing on it all the time actually makes it worse. It makes it worse when we just keep focusing and talking and how do you feel and let's talk about your problems and everything and that's kind of what the current dominant paradigm of
00:07:36
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mental health services is focused on and maybe even with the social-emotional learning where it's all focused on, how do you feel? What are you feeling? When you focus on all that, it actually makes the problems worse where you're just always focused on how bad you're feeling, which actually begets more bad feelings. It doesn't actually get you to the place of feeling better.
00:08:02
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What I have, and I'm a novice, so if anybody wants to care to critique or comment on this, but what I have read traditionally that works really well is what they call CBT, cognitive behavioral therapy. Again, this goes for any mental health issue, but that's where essentially I think you take little action steps to
00:08:27
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Get yourself over whatever it is whatever your fear is whatever this anxiety is and you know action you basically have to work your way through it a little bit and Bit by bit and I think you know like Jordan Peterson. I don't know if he uses the term CBT in and of itself, but I think more or less that's you know, he's advocating at least some form of that where
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You know like you can't just sit there and wallow and stew in your emotions and emote on social media and what have you or even emote to your therapist again that's not.
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It's helpful only in as much as there's an action behind it, I think. So it's not to say emoting, I don't think, is entirely wrong, but it is wrong if that's all you're doing, is just being emotional. So the way you get out of it, and this goes for, I think, just any mental health issue, and I think we can see that yes, mental health is tied to this overconsumption or consumption of news and feeling,
00:09:33
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Bad about the world the state of the world but the antidote is action So that's why I highlight lots of different ways that you can take action Because when you take action you feel like I'm part of the solution now or I'm doing something and in You know you're fighting back you're helping out you're at least part of the solution you're taking steps you feel like now the situation is
00:09:58
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Somewhat controllable you know and that's why it's always smarter to fight your local battles or your little little battles your backyard battles because those are a little bit more winnable they're a little bit more controllable and you might have a better shot at achieving a positive
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Outcome for
Importance of Local Engagement
00:10:18
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whatever it is. Your issue is Versus like oh my gosh. We have to take down the world economic forum and you know black rock and everything like okay That's not really probably a winnable battle. I mean not not just not with just you and I I mean that's like a bigger much bigger battle And if you think of it in that term like yeah, it is easy to feel like oh my gosh the world sucks We're all gonna die. I mean like whatever
00:10:44
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You know what I'm saying? That's why it's better to focus on these winnable battles. Even Jordan Peterson, I think that's why he talks about, and he says it more with the leftists who, the social justice warriors who want to go out and rage against the machine and cause chaos and antifa and do damage. His whole thing is, well, clean your own room.
00:11:08
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You know you're not gonna change the world if you can't even clean your own room so that's kind of the notion and the thinking behind like control what you can control most people can't control.
00:11:19
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They have a very limited circle of control. Some people have a greater sphere of influence, but most of us, it's like really tight. You really can't control much outside of your own four walls. So that's why it is better to focus on these smaller battles. But at least that's why I keep trying to get people to do something. At least you're doing something. When you feel like you're doing something,
00:11:42
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You know it gets you out of this depressive funk of like everything sucks you know cuz now you're part of it now I'm doing something now at least I can feel like I did my part as opposed to just sitting there feeling bad about the state of the world and getting annoyed with life and everything in it so you know let's just be let's just keep everything in perspective there's reason for hope there's reason for optimism there's lots of good that is going on in the world today I woke up today
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um in uh in central florida and where i am today it's what they call a bluebird day it's just an absolutely gorgeous day and it's just impossible to be in a bad mood on a day like today so it's really easy to feel optimistic and upbeat and like okay yes i can do this we can do this let's let's stay focused on the positive and
00:12:35
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Again, I know we get sad and depressed and angry, but we also have to remember, and this is why we shouldn't be discouraged, that we do have truth, we have beauty, we have love, we have honesty, and we have God on our side.
Transgender Issues and Societal Critiques
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We have God on our side.
00:12:52
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So, why are we scared? That's kind of what I said last week in a little bit more fiery manner, you know? But, you know, you got to remember we've got on our side. And again, going back to how many times do they say in the Bible, fear not, fear not, fear not. So, you know, again, it goes back to I'm not scared and I don't want anybody else to be scared. We're not scared. Don't get down and black-pelled we are.
00:13:16
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It might not seem like it because some of the victories are they're small, they're small and incremental, but they're building. I think they're build the momentum is slowly shifting in our direction. With things like there are little victories on like the medical freedom front with new laws being passed, we are starting to see the tide turn again slowly with all this transgender stuff.
00:13:43
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I know i railed against that last week again rightly so when it's okay and and find me angry and annoyed or frustrated with some of these things. But again without feeling despondent and they just came out with a huge.
00:14:01
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study, like a 15-year long-term study on transgenderism that basically said that these kids grow out of it, which is what people on our side have been saying from the beginning, basically. And now there's another big, well-run study, 15 years, that has been saying that they grow out of it. 79%, I think,
00:14:29
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grow out of it where they say, yeah, finally after a spell, after they get through puberty basically and beyond, that they feel positive about their own sex or gender, whatever term they're using. There's like another 12% that
00:14:49
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Feels neutral, I think. And then there's like a very, very small minority, like in the single digits, 5% or less, that still continue to feel, you know, bad about their gender or their sex or whatever. And so for that very, very small minority, I mean, there are, there's ways, I mean, like real treatments, that's what we should be focusing, not even though for that small minority, and even if they are adults,
00:15:14
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I still don't believe the answer is, let's carve up your body, create a neo-vagina, take a skin graft off your arm to make a fake phallus, just disgusting butchery. That's still not the answer and I don't care what age you are, and I don't really like the arguments that those on our side, especially the libertarians. This is where I think the libertarians
00:15:38
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And I might have once upon a time said this, but I'm kind of of the mind now. No, I don't think gender reassignment surgery is appropriate for any age. It's not like, oh, you're 18, do what you want. No, I don't think that it's appropriate at any age. If you have a condition, if you have an issue,
00:15:55
Speaker
Where you really are unhappy and a lot of the times it's probably due to something else like a lot of these cases And what they're and a lot of people don't know this is that these trans people a lot of them are autistic So that this whole trans industry is like preying upon these already somewhat emotionally stunted or immature people but also a lot of these
00:16:24
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Trans people are victims of trauma themselves. One of the big revelations from the next Benedict case where she was the one that got into a fight at school and the left seized onto it claiming that this happened in Oklahoma, Red State, so that's why they seized on it.
00:16:43
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is that they claim that she was beaten up in school and died for being a transgender woman or whatever, bi or whatever you wanna, somewhere on the spectrum, the LGBTQIA plus, plus, plus, plus, plus. Well, of course, when the facts came out,
00:16:58
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She did not die as a result of that fight and they saw videos of her laughing afterwards and joking about it. It was no big deal. She actually died from a drug overdose and comes out afterwards that her father had raped her.
00:17:19
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and was also in prison, I think, for it. That's what you do. When you have these young people who are victims of this trauma and they place these
00:17:37
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mis-escribe what's going on. So they feel like, oh, if only I weren't so feminine, if only I weren't female, I wouldn't have gotten raped or sexually abused. If I didn't hit puberty so early, if I were less sexually desirable, then I wouldn't have gotten abused or molested or raped or whatever. And that happens on both sides of the equations, not just females, but it happens to the men, but that's where
00:18:03
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lot of this stems from and Again, it's something I don't know why you can't I don't know why the left doesn't want to acknowledge the pedophilia problem within their ranks they You know, I saw something the other day. They're like well not saying that everybody on the left is a pedophile but it's obviously seeming like it's not a deal-breaker for them and
00:18:31
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crazily enough, it's not a deal breaker. So no, not every leftist is a pedophile, but it's obviously not a deal breaker for them for some reason. And that's why I guess they refuse to acknowledge this or tackle this problem that part of these trans people, it's not just one reason for it.
Reflections on Past Episodes
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Some of it's social contagion, yes. Some of it's preying on these autistic kids. A lot of it is these victims of
00:19:01
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Trauma childhood rape etc things like that that that that's where the systemic from so What I do want to do is just I'm not that I have all that many episodes but I do want to just kind of highlight a Few of my episodes that if you want to go back and listen to and I don't have the numbers I didn't write them down. I'm just off the cuff. This is how I do it. I do it off the cuff and
00:19:24
Speaker
I'm not a type A. Even though I have a Virgo, I'm not a type A. That's why we say I don't fit my sign because Virgos are supposed to be very organized, methodical, and prudish. I don't think I'm really any of that.
00:19:42
Speaker
Okay off the cuff just it is what it is just go back and look for him you know so some of my episodes that i think are worth highlighting that you might have missed before but in the education realm i've done a couple episodes about education one is with a seasoned
00:19:59
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Homeschooling mom she was like I call an og homeschooler because she started a homeschooling like before it was even cool to homeschool and she homeschooled I think all seven of her children like back in the 90s 80s and 90s Etc. And I think they're all grown now and grandkids everything and so she talked about her homeschooling journey What I also spoke to an a gal named Hannah Frankman Because I wanted to talk to somebody cuz like
00:20:24
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I'm in this position where I would love to home school unfortunately due to my home situation it's just not in the cards for me right now so I hope it will be one day I'm not ruling it out but as of right now it's just not something I'm in a position to do and so
00:20:42
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Obviously, I'm not the only one in that position. And Hannah Frankman, she's the rebel homeschooler or the rebel educator, actually, I think she is. And she talked about educational solutions, educational alternatives outside of the public school systems for those who can't homeschool. I mean, homeschooling is a great option. I would encourage anybody to do it, but not everybody.
00:21:06
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Is in a position to be able to homeschool for various reasons and so for those people who don't want to send their kids to Public schools maybe in private schools might be out of their reach financially is there some other solution so she went over a lots of she's been compiling these solutions and
00:21:27
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And so she went over a lot of those solutions on that show. And so I think that one's worth checking out as well. Katherine Robbins, and I think I'm going to have her back on the show here soon. She was a survivor of sex trafficking, long-term survivor of like since the time she was in diapers, like generational stuff.
00:21:49
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And she's an older woman now, and she now does advocacy for sex trafficking and victims of sex trafficking and everything.
00:22:03
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really good one. Heavy, it's heavy because of obviously the subject matter but if that's something that's close to your heart again it's like again the elephant in the room like you know what are we gonna do because it's so pervasive it's so prevalent and you sometimes just feel like powerless to stop at what can you do.
00:22:23
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But again, I have answers in that show. So if that is something that's close to your heart, that's something you should check out. Let's see. I like the episode I did about propaganda. That one was a good one with Michelle Stiles. I really liked that one.
00:22:40
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Because it just connects a lot of these dots like you can kinda like helps put everything together where you see. Clearly like the propaganda how it's being used against us especially in the wake of covid how it was successfully used against us in the wake of covid so it's really good to get a background and.
00:23:02
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analysis on that and so that when you see it for what it is, hopefully when you can recognize it a bit better, you'll be less susceptible to it. One thing I'm not sure I was able to get in the show, mention in the show that I wanted to, I had it written down, I just couldn't fit it in there. But there's another expert or professional in propaganda, a guy named Mark Crispin Miller,
00:23:24
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He reminds me of Michael Recktenwald where he's another New York professor, actually pretty liberal, but old-school liberal and one of those honest liberals, intellectually honest liberals. He specializes in propaganda. I'm not sure if he's at NYU, but another one of those New York-based colleges. They basically have tried to cancel him and get him fired and everything because he's a heterodox thinker, meaning he's not going along with
00:23:53
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You know the line and he when he was trying to point out some of these. Propaganda techniques drink covid and even his own students were trying to rat him out for everything but one of the things that he says is that it's always easier to recognize propaganda from the other side. It's not hard it's not so easy to recognize propaganda when you agree with it.
00:24:13
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So, you know, like we could like I and I think that's where libertarians are a little bit. We are in that unique position because we aren't left and we're not necessarily right, although I think a lot of us are switched, transitioned or moved a little bit more to the right, at least the same ones, we'll say.
00:24:32
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But we are in this unique position where we aren't falling for the propaganda on either side. And that's where we're able to call BS on both sides because we're not in it on either side. So it comes from all sides. And it's actually a lot harder. It is hard to see when it's directed at you. That's why it's propaganda.
00:24:54
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The other one, I like the California FTB fighter. If you miss that one, she is a just a stay at home mom who was fighting back against the franchise tax board in California. I mean, like talk about a massive battle. And I think that's what she wanted to impress upon people. She's like, look, I'm just a mom. I mean, she's she's smart.
Local and State-Level Activism
00:25:15
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She had a career at one point, you know, and she's she's well educated and everything. So
00:25:20
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Mean but still she's she's she's nobody special really and that's what she wants to like impress upon people look I'm just a mom and I just I just saw that you know she they they they got screwed by the California IRS basically and she just didn't take it lying down and just kind of got wrapped up in it and just by because she wouldn't stand down and
00:25:41
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Just go along with it. And so she just kept fighting back and fighting back and fighting back. And so I think that one's really inspirational, too, for those of us who, you know, have battles that we want to fight. Diego Rivera is another great episode where he's talking about defend the guard, super important legislation that's being passed in again at a state level because they tried what he talks about. So defend the guard is
00:26:12
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Just if you missed that episode, it means that basically our National Guardsmen are not allowed to be sent overseas to fight in foreign wars unless there is an official declaration of war as spelled out in the Constitution, which we haven't had an official declaration of war since World War II, basically.
00:26:33
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authorizations, like the AUMF, the Authorization for the Use of Military Force. That's not an official declaration of war. Or they'll claim the War Powers Act, which gives them 60 days and then they just somehow keep extending it. But not an official, congressionally declared war. But these National Guardsmen, these aren't supposed to be a branch of the armed forces. These are supposed to be like your
00:26:58
Speaker
You're not nationwide you know backups recruits helping national disasters crowd control things like that natural disasters and they're yet they're being sent off to fight and die in foreign wars like they're not supposed to at their job and so he's been.
00:27:14
Speaker
Working on at the state level on a state-by-state basis trying to get this legislation passed and they have had small Legislative victories in a handful of states. It's we need more but they are starting to inch the ball inch the ball because they did try they tried at the net the federal level and going to congressmen and it
00:27:37
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They got nowhere. They got nowhere. It's just so hard to move the ball at that level. I think that's also why we do get paralyzed with inaction because it feels like it doesn't matter. Even if I call my congressman, it's not going to matter. That's why it is so important to focus on these local little battles because they are winnable. As much as we all feel like
00:28:02
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What's the point of calling our Congressman and everything or writing writing our representative? It's pointless because you just get the form letter back. It's not gonna change anything. I Might agree with that. Yeah, and that's all the more reason why you got to get in these local battles and I think that Diego and what they're doing at defend the guard and bring our troops home is so important because they're smartly fighting it at the local state level and
00:28:26
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where they are having more of an impact and starting to slowly make headway you know we gotta play the long game too and that's all the more reason why we can't get depressed because you know look this is the long game the left has been playing the long game for decades for generations. So you know we gotta do the same thing we can't just get.
Networking and Small Actions for Hope
00:28:47
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throw our hands up and say, oh, well, you know, the world still sucks tomorrow and Bill Gates is still here and George Soros is still alive. So what's the point? You know, it's the long game. You got to play the long game just like they are. So we just got to keep inching the ball. And you just don't know when that when the levy is going to break and what the camel that's going to break the straw that's going to break the camel's back is going to be.
00:29:13
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You just got to keep moving forward and doing the right thing. We, you know, a lot of us on our side do it because, well, for godly reasons, for biblical reasons. But some people, you know, in addition to that, I mean, I would include my just because it's the right thing to do. Maybe you don't have kids or have kids yet. So you might not be fighting for them and their, you know, your progeny. But just because it's the right thing to do is to fight back.
00:29:35
Speaker
Um, that recent interview I did with Sean Patrick Tarrio. I love that one. That one was really great because he's so inspirational listening to him. It's like, man, he's like, he, he, he, he could have been, had a career as like a pastor or something. It's just the way he spoke. It's just so like,
00:29:53
Speaker
Mesmerizing and convicting where you actually you see he speaks and you're like, okay, I got it. I got it. I got an act. Okay, you know It just cuz it's so convincing and convicting so definitely go back and listen to that so look these are all like
00:30:09
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And if you haven't been on my website in a while, libertyalliancenetwork.com, I haven't updated in a while, but at least there's some groups, state and nationwide groups. I say nationwide groups that are all over the nation, but might have a local chapter in your area.
00:30:25
Speaker
To start fighting back to start getting involved because that's how you get out of this depressive. Thought pattern and from feeling so black-pilled is by taking action incremental small actions doing something the action of doing makes you automatically just psychologically
00:30:45
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improves your outlook and your mood and your spirits and everything and then also too because usually when you're doing something you're doing it with a group of people and that network is what we need. We are social creatures. We are social animals. We need each other and so that also gets you out of that isolationism of just being in your room on your phone isolated behind a screen. It gets you connected in a real way in an authentic way
00:31:14
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in a physical way that actually social media and online interactions don't. They still leave you. You still feel isolated. You still feel alone and alienated. So that's another way to, again, cure that feeling of black-pilled hopelessness. So I hope
00:31:37
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Let's be optimistic. Let's be encouraging. Let's not feel down and depressed. There is a lot of reason for hope and optimism, even though, yes, our enemies are powerful and evil and stupid.
00:31:52
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I don't know if they're stupid or not. They're stupid in some things and obviously very cunning and clever in other ways, but let's just say they're not sending their best though either. They really are. They really are. These are stupid people for the most part. Maybe not your top puppet masters, but all the useful idiots beneath them. They're stupid people.
00:32:12
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Really not impressive whatsoever. So knowing that you just like, we have the truth. We have the truth. We have the right of it. We are, believe it or not, even though they want to think so, we are on the right side of history. We will be proven right. More importantly, we're on the right side of God.
00:32:31
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And that's really all that matters so history can say what history is gonna say history is written by the victors but. At the end of the day we're on the right side of god and so that should inspire you and knowing that he is on your side that he is when we know he will win we will win.
00:32:47
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One way or another, but we still have to act in the meantime.
Encouragement for a Positive Future
00:32:51
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We still have to because we don't know when that's going to be. That could be next week for all we know with this eclipse going out. I mean, hey, maybe that's ushering in the apocalypse or the rapture. I don't know. Who knows? People got some weird things, weird ideas about this eclipse.
00:33:05
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So it could be next week or it could be another, you know, thousand years and we don't know. And that's the point is we don't know. Um, we might think we do, but we really don't. So if it's, if it, if it's not next week and it is another thousand years, well, we got to fight to make sure that thousand years isn't.
00:33:21
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a depressing dystopia devoid of all freedom and humanity for our kids, grandkids, and great grandkids in the future and just humanity in general. We got to step it up. So check it out on my page, libertyalliancenetwork.com. Go to the Find a Group site.
00:33:40
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00:34:09
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I hope I'm doing something of value. And if you feel like I'm doing something of value and you just want to throw me a couple bucks, buy me a coffee, five bucks, that's it. I'd love, I look, any little bit helps, any little bit helps to keep the lights on around here. So otherwise, fear not, cheer up, rejoice, be happy and let's, let's be
00:34:37
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Let's cheer up the room a bit. Let's be optimistic for once. Let's not be getting down and depressed and feeding into the outrage machine. Be cheerful, rejoice, and encourage and inspire one another. Even just a note of encouragement, even if it's not financial, and I'm not saying to me, anybody in your life, a creator, a content creator, somebody you know, somebody you don't really know that well, but you just want to show some appreciation
00:35:06
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I promise you it's always welcome. It's always welcome to even just some notes of encouragement, some words of encouragement. It doesn't even have to be monetary. Just say, hey, I really appreciate everything you do. Thank you. Keep it up. That goes a long way. All right, we'll catch you guys next time. Enjoy. I hope you're having a bluebird day in your neck of the woods too. I'm going to go enjoy the rest of my bluebird day as well. All right, take care.