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Dog Runs Four Miles to Get Help for Owner Who Crashed Car into Oregon Ravine
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Dog Runs Four Miles to Get Help for Owner Who Crashed Car into Oregon Ravine

The owner of this pickup has one of his dogs to thank for his life, after a loss of control in the mountains of Oregon saw him turn over into a ravine. Injured, but alive after his crash on US Forest Service Road 39, one of Brandon Garrett’s four dogs ran to get help. According […] The post Dog Runs Four Miles to Get Help for Owner Who Crashed Car into Oregon Ravine appeared first on Good News Network.
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Dog Missing For Almost 2 Years Gets A Heartwarming Reunion With Owner
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Dog Missing For Almost 2 Years Gets A Heartwarming Reunion With Owner

An Indiana woman is extremely delighted after being reunited with her emotional support dog who had been missing for two years.
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No Object Can Travel Faster Than Light, So Why Doesn't That Apply To Warp Drives?
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No Object Can Travel Faster Than Light, So Why Doesn't That Apply To Warp Drives?

The speed of light in a vacuum is the absolute speed limit of the universe. As you accelerate towards it, any object with mass suddenly finds it has a lot more of it, and so it takes more and more energy – eventually infinite amounts of energy – in order to move towards it.It's disappointing. There's a lot of universe to explore, and it would be nice if we could reach some of it without sending generational ships, or waiting hundreds of years for signals from probes or human explorers. Enter, the warp drive. While objects with mass are forbidden from reaching and exceeding the speed of light, regions of space can move away from each other at speeds faster than the speed of light (see the expansion of the universe for more details).Warp drives, popularized by sci-fi show Star Trek and hypothetically explored by scientists (notably Mexican theoretical physicist Miguel Alcubierre) afterwards, theoretically get around the annoying speed of light by wrapping a ship in a bubble of spacetime. The ship would remain stationary within this bubble, while the bubble itself can travel at superluminal speeds (relative to an observer outside it)."By a purely local expansion of spacetime behind the spaceship and an opposite contraction in front of it, motion faster than the speed of light as seen by observers outside the disturbed region is possible," Alcubierre explains in a paper. "The resulting distortion is reminiscent of the 'warp drive' of science fiction. However, just as it happens with wormholes, exotic matter will be needed in order to generate a distortion of spacetime."There have been attempts to reduce the amount of exotic matter required, or question whether it is necessary."Even if one believes that exotic matter is forbidden classically, it is well known that quantum field theory permits the existence of regions with negative energy densities in some special circumstances (as, for example, in the Casimir effect," Alcubierre continues. "The need of exotic matter therefore doesn’t necessarily eliminate the possibility of using a spacetime distortion like the one described above for hyper-fast interstellar travel."Some teams have attempted to model what we could do without any exotic matter and claimed that it could be possible to use “traditional and novel gravitational techniques" to create a warp bubble within the bounds of known physics – though this would still hugely challenging, require a lot of energy, and likely only able to travel at speeds lower than that of light.So that's settled, all we need is some exotic matter, a few technological revolutions, or some less exotic matter and a few technological revolutions and we have ourselves a working warp drive. Time to play Star Trek. Right? Well, probably not. There are problems with warp drives, that could mean they are forbidden by those pesky laws of the universe. One is that they could sweep up matter as they traverse the universe, which then gets unleashed once you decelerate. This means that you could arrive at your destination and find that you've obliterated it. But say you aim slightly to the left of your destination and don't really give a hoot about destroying a bunch of matter in some backwater region of space, there are still other problems that arise from faster than light travel, which could end with you breaking causality. In short, if faster-than-light travel can occur then observers in different reference frames begin to disagree about the order of events.             For a simplified example, imagine a warp ship coming towards you at twice the speed of light (from your vantage point). The first you would see of the ship would be when it arrived, as the light from its starting point has not yet reached you. But that light would reach you, with the light from nearer-to-you points in the journey reaching you first, and then backwards until the journey began. The result would be that you would see a ship suddenly appear, and then flying away from you at the speed of light.Given that there are no absolute reference frames that override others, this is a problem, and it gets worse to the point of really breaking reality if you involve multiple observers and faster-than-light communication. Something will likely prevent us from breaking the universe, and we will probably find that we are limited by the speed of causality. But for now let's hope someone will make it so.
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A Siberian Graveyard Reveals 800 Years Of Human-Mammoth Interactions
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A Siberian Graveyard Reveals 800 Years Of Human-Mammoth Interactions

A so-called “mammoth graveyard" in Arctic Siberia has a lot to teach us about how humans and hairy elephant cousins related in the last days of the latter’s existence. Unfortunately, some of the best evidence has been stolen by ivory hunters.It is astonishing that humans managed to live in Siberia above the Arctic Circle at the end of the last Ice Age, but the evidence is clear that, somehow, we did. One of the incentives was the presence of mammoths, which would have provided food, clothing, bones for tools, and ivory in immense quantities. A site on the Berelekh River suggests the latter two were the real priorities.On river’s left bank at 70° 30′ North and 144° 02′ East lies a site rich with bones from at least 156 mammoths. When first examined by scientists in 1970, the concentration of mammoth remains by the river was thought to be natural. The tale of “elephants’ graveyards” where their cousins with worn-out teeth come to feed on the softest grass lacks evidence, so the favored guess was that the river had deposited bones from far and wide at the one spot.However, more detailed investigation shows this is highly unlikely. Where the humans were thought to have arrived 50-80 years after the accumulation of the mammoth bones, research led by Dr Vladimir Pitulko of the Russian Academy of Sciences indicates that instead they coincided. The bones’ ages are too spread out for a mass extinction event, and the river flow too weak to have washed down the bodies of those that died upstream. It seems, therefore, that humans were responsible. Unlike at some other sites, however, mammoth meat consumption is unconfirmed – there is more evidence for hare in the diet. Pitulko and co-authors conclude what made the mammoths valuable was primarily their tusks. Then as now, all that ivory was the curse of the Proboscidea.The authors cannot be sure whether humans were killing the mammoths, or merely scavenging those that died nearby – but either way, they conclude the site was a sort of factory for processing ivory and bone. The tusks and bones considered to make the best tools were transported there for carving.Three quarters of the mammoths at Berelekh were females, possibly because they were smaller prey, but more likely because their straight tusks were more valued than the males’ curved ones.The bones span a period from 13,700-11,800 years, but the vast majority date to the later part of that. Large bones are at one location, while nearby there is the area where humans appear to have lived, complete with flakes of ivory produced by human modification.The period from 12,400 to 11,800 years ago fell into what is known as the Bølling-Allerød warming, during which time pollen indicates the region would have been more inviting for humans – or perhaps we should say, less uninhabitable. The new investigation reveals the site wasn’t occupied permanently, however. Instead, people spent time there on a reoccurring basis.Important as this site is, it could have been far more revealing. There is a report of 50 tusks from Berelekh being sold in 1947 alone. Who knows what precious insights into humans, mammoths and their interactions were lost in the process?Today, graverobbing these mammoths would require a major effort, as the nearest (tiny) town is 60 kilometers (40 miles) away. However, at one point there was a village just 2 kilometers (1.2 miles) downstream, which is where the ivory was sold.Many questions remain unanswered. For example, what is the source of the handful of mammoth bones deposited at the site over the course of a thousand years, before activity intensified? Did people use the site a few times a century, before increasing activity, or did the earliest mammoths die there naturally before humans decided to make their ivory-worksite on the same spot?Although Berelekh was thought to be unique when it was found, it is now known to be just one of several such mammoth graveyards across northern Eurasia. If other sites had a similar origin, it would indicate mammoth hunting was widespread at the time. Similar conclusions, with a slightly lower rate of mammoth death per year, have been reached about the Yana Paleolithic site, also in northern Siberia.The study is published open access in the journal Quaternary Science Reviews.[H/T Phys.org]
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Nephilim: Giants of the Ancient World | The Book of Enoch and Fallen Angels
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Nephilim: Giants of the Ancient World | The Book of Enoch and Fallen Angels

The Nephilim, the product of the sons of god mingling with the daughters of Adam, the great Biblical giants, “the fallen ones,” the Rephaim, “the dead ones”—these descriptions are all applied to one group of characters found within the Hebrew Bible. Who are the Nephilim? From where do the “heroes of old, the men of renown” come? Many authors would agree that based upon numerous ancient texts we can conclude that the ancient Nephilim could have been an ancient Alien species that lived on Earth in the distant past even though this is an extremely controversial notion for mainstream scholars… This premium content is for PLUS+ members only. Visit the site and log in/register to read. The post Nephilim: Giants of the Ancient World | The Book of Enoch and Fallen Angels appeared first on Anomalien.com.
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‘Lucky or Unlucky’? Networks Tout Trump’s Hearing With Parole Officer
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The “Big Three” morning newscasts (ABC, CBS, NBC) on Monday, weighed in on former President Donald Trump’s upcoming pre-sentencing probation hearing. The former president was scheduled to meet virtually with his probation officer from his Mar-a-Lago estate and liberal media couldn’t hide their excitement; speculating prison time. On NBC’s Today, Laura Jarrett, NBC’s senior legal correspondent and daughter of former Obama advisor Valerie Jarett, hinted that the virtual hearing could be seen as special treatment for Trump since it was “highly unusual.”     She did admit that it would be better for Trump to meet his probation officer virtually rather than in person because his presence has been “disruptive” in New York. Co-host Savanah Guthrie asked about the possible sentence recommendation Trump may receive on Monday from the probation officer. Jarrett responded: “We've talked about given his age and no other criminal history, no other convictions he's likely to get probation in this case but there's a lot of debate among a lot of legal voices about whether jail times on the table of course.” But Guthrie wanted to speak for the many individuals who believe Judge Merchan will sentence Trump to prison time because “he violated gag order, you know, ten times during the trial.” Jarrett argued that in comparison to those who have previously been convicted of this exact crime “only one in like the past five years has gone to prison when this is the highest level crime they’ve committed.” On ABC’s Good Morning America, Rachel Scott said Trump was now facing the “stark reality of now having to campaign as a convicted felon.” Since his conviction, the former president held his first campaign rally in Las Vegas on Sunday. A clip was played from the rally of Trump as he declared that he got “indicted again and again and again.” Scotts summary of the rally was a different take. “Once again bashing the four criminal cases against him and escalating his verbal attacks on prosecutors” she stated. On CBS Mornings, Tony Dokoupil quipped that it was arguable that Trump's New York probation officer “a lucky or unlucky” individual. In regards to the probation officer, chief election and campaign correspondent Robert Costa observed “they will just be doing their job.”      Click "Expand" to view the transcripts:  ABC Good Morning America 6/10/2024 7:07:20 - 7:08:21 PM GEORGE STEPHANOPOULOS: We’re getting the latest now on Donald Trump. [ON-SCREEN HEADLINE: TRUMP TO UNDERGO PROBATION INTERVIEW] The former president set to meet virtually with a probation officer for sentencing interview after holding his first major campaign rally over the weekend since his criminal conviction. Rachel Scott has the story. Good morning, Rachel. RACHEL SCOTT: Hey George, good morning to you. And Donald Trump did not talk much about that guilty verdict at all, but he is faced with the stark reality of now having to campaign as a convicted felon. The former president wrapping up a rally here in Las Vegas this morning preparing for his probation interview. This morning Donald Trump fresh off holding his first campaign rally since his conviction now preparing to meet virtually with probation officers from his Mar-a-Lago estate. DONALD TRUMP: I got indicted again and again and again. I was never indicted. It appeared as little tiny period of time I was like a -- I was like a ping pong ball. [END CLIP] SCOTT: Over the weekend the former president rallying supporters in Las Vegas. Once again bashing the four criminal cases against him and escalating his verbal attacks on prosecutors -- using profanity to lash out at Special Counsel Jack Smith. (…) 7:10:18 - 7:10:36 PM [Cuts back to live] SCOTT: Back to that probation interview, we are told that the former president will sit for that virtually from his Mar-a-Lago estate. All of that will be included in a report that will be submitted to Judge Juan Merchan as he considers what the former president should be sentenced with on July 11. Michael? MICHAEL STRAHAN: Yeah, we’ll all be looking for that Rachel. Thank you so much.             CBS Mornings 6/10/2-24 7:08:12 - 7:08:43 [ON-SCREEN HEADLINE: PRESIDENTIAL RACE TOO CLOSE TO CALL] TONY DOKOUPIL: Also notable, Bob, CBS news has confirmed that Donald Trump is scheduled for a presentencing interview with a lucky or unlucky New York probation officer today after his hush-money trial conviction last month. What do you know about that? ROBERT COSTA (CBS CHIEF ELECTION AND CAMPAIGN CORRESPONDENT): They will just be doing their job. It's a routine measure coming after a conviction. It will take place today virtually. Trump will be in Florida with his lawyer, Todd Blanche. And after this meeting, Judge Juan Merchan will start to think through the sentencing for Trump which will take place on July 11th. DOKOUPIL: All right, Bob. Thank you very much.                                     NBC Today 6/10/2024 7:10:46 - 7:12:30 SAVANNAH GUTHRIE: Now to the former president’s legal troubles as he awaits sentencing for his conviction in his hush money case in New York. He’s scheduled to meet virtually today with his probation officer. [ON-SCREEN HEADLINE: TRUMP PROBATION INTERVIEW TODAY] Let's bring in NBC’s Senior Legal Correspondent Laura Jarrett. Laura, good morning -- LAURA JARRETT (NBC SENIOR LEGAL CORRESPONDENT): Hi. GUTHRIE -- this is typical in any criminal case and yet this case is so atypical. Tell us what we expect today. JARRETT: Yes, anything but typical to have the former president obviously facing this. He's going to be asked a series of questions by a probation officer, a female probation officer that we've learned, he's going to have his attorney by his side, it's being done virtually. That's highly unusual but it would also be highly unusual to haul him up to the probation office and obviously it's been so disruptive to have his presence down there for court so they're trying to avoid that so he's gonna to do it from Mar-a-Lago virtually asked a series of questions. Things like tell me what led up to the crime, tell me about your finances -- all of these types of questions just, again, sort of unprecedented in the situation like this. The judge does not have to take the probations department's recommendation, but he can use it as one of any number of factors. GUTHRIE: Does the probation department recommend a particular sentence? JARRETT: Yes, they're going to actually recommend anywhere from probation up to four years in prison. That's what he's facing although, again, we've talked about given his age and no other criminal history, no other convictions he's likely to get probation in this case but there's a lot of debate among a lot of legal voices about whether jail times on the table of course. GUTHRIE: Because some people think that Judge Merchan may well do so because this the underlying issues in this case in terms of election interference, the fact that he violated gag order, you know, ten times during the trial. JARRETT: Well and if you look at past practices and that’s what the judge is going to look at- past cases of people who have been convicted of this crime, only one in like the past five years has gone to prison when this is the highest level crime they’ve committed.
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Without the Second Amendment, we don’t have the First
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Without the Second Amendment, we don’t have the First

In the same spirit that on Easter I send out to my secular friends the message, “We regret to inform you that Christ is risen,” I feel constrained by the facts to report some good news here: Even the liberal justices of the Supreme Court still cling to certain scraps of the old America and its biblical heritage of human dignity and freedom. At least, for now. And that should give us some reason for hope.As Reuters reports:The U.S. Supreme Court on Thursday revived the National Rifle Association’s lawsuit accusing a New York state official of coercing banks and insurers to avoid doing business with the gun rights group in a ruling that warned public officials against wielding their power to punish speech they dislike.The justices, in a 9-0 decision authored by liberal Justice Sonia Sotomayor, threw out a lower court’s ruling that had dismissed the NRA’s 2018 lawsuit against Maria Vullo, a former superintendent of New York’s Department of Financial Services. At issue is whether Vullo wielded her regulatory power to coerce New York financial institutions into cutting ties with the NRA in violation of protections under the U.S. Constitution’s First Amendment against government restrictions on free speech.The NRA accused Vullo of unlawfully retaliating against it for its constitutionally protected gun rights advocacy by targeting it with an “implicit censorship regime” following a 2018 mass shooting in which 17 people were killed at a high school in Parkland, Florida.“Ultimately, the critical takeaway is that the First Amendment prohibits government officials from wielding their power selectively to punish or suppress speech, directly or, as alleged here, through private intermediaries,” Sotomayor wrote.As I wrote about this at the Stream:New York was lawlessly using its enormous regulatory and financial power to bribe, bully, or otherwise strongarm banks, insurance companies, and other crucial vendors into cutting ties with the NRA. The Supreme Court rightly found that the state was violating the First Amendment guarantee of free speech ... The Stream has already reported on how “debanking” and other private-sector modes of invidious discrimination against conservatives and Christians are both rife and proliferating.If the state of New York could get away with doing that to the NRA, they could do it to any pro-life group or church (and indeed, is doing just that, on a dozen fronts). We see here how the Administrative State, run by unaccountable appointees insulated from voters, does end-runs around the Constitution in order to turn a free republic into a top-down, micromanaged anthill.That’s the kind of society sought by people who have renounced the Christian vision of the human person as free, responsible, dignified, and made in the image of God. That was the kind of person for whom our Constitution was made. If you don’t believe that such people even exist, but that instead we are merely trousered apes spat out by random mutation, then you won’t support our Constitution. That’s why leftists and other Darwinian materialists don’t. Aware of the disorder inside their own souls, and profoundly cynical about the value of human life itself, they gravitate toward dictatorship.In my new book, “No Second Amendment, No First,” I explain how Worldview War III, which we now fight on multiple fronts, hinges on one crucial question: What is a man? (Or a woman, of course.) Is a human being a uniquely dignified creature? Is he higher than other animals? Does he have rights and dignities built into him by his creator, which he therefore may defend against both street criminals and criminal governments? Do we really believe that?On Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, even liberals seem to think so, which is why they still issue court decisions like Sotomayor’s. Why else do they work themselves up into moralistic frenzy over claims of “inequality”? Why authorize biologically catastrophic, sterilizing gender “treatments” for kids and adolescents allegedly to help them conform to the promptings of their troubled psyches?There is no Darwinian case for doing that, for rendering young fertile people unfit to reproduce themselves, biological dead-ends. Nor is there any evolutionary reason to stigmatize racism. Charles Darwin didn’t. (Read his private letters endorsing the gradual extinction of “lower races” by “the Anglo-Saxon race” in the name of human progress.) Indeed, the first several generations of Darwinists enthusiastically embraced eugenics.Not all of them went as far as Darwinian zealot Adolf Hitler (who seemed to see himself as the Lenin to Darwin’s Marx), but most agreed with Oliver Wendell Holmes that “three generations of imbeciles is enough.” Margaret Sanger and her allies all through our elites rigorously followed the reductionist logic of Darwin’s argument that we are simply animals, no different in kind from other primates — not one of which seems to value diversity, equity, or inclusion. Alpha males herd the females into harems, and the weaklings leave no offspring. So, we owe such “human weeds” (Sanger’s phrase) nothing.Then came 1945. Allied troops liberated the Nazi death camps and the West needed natural law to justify hanging war criminals who had violated no German statutes. For 30 years or so, everyone in the West had at least to claim to reject the brutal implications of biological materialism. The church-based civil rights movement emerged as the last great public moment of Christian witness. But progressives quickly jettisoned the theological baggage implied by Martin Luther King Jr.’s embrace of natural law, to claim the same moral high ground for feminism, gay “liberation,” and now transgenderism. That same natural law is now cited by liberals as a reason not to confirm originalist judges.It’s not entirely accurate to call progressives “pagans,” for all their embrace of idols like Pachamama. They are more like the ultimate Marcionites, who sever themselves from the laws laid down by the creator, the better to cherry-pick the “spirit” of the gospel unfettered by authority, tradition, or even the letter of the Scriptures.(It wasn’t just the Nazis who sought to revive Marcion’s selective Christianity. As Hans Urs von Balthasar showed in the 1930s, the Romantics and other cultural revolutionaries had been using this move to highjack Christian culture for more than a century.)Christian claims about justice and compassion must be kept around, half-alive like some sickly cow, to be milked when it seems opportune.Only the Christian instinct to treasure human dignity, mutated into a tumor and unhinged from biblical dictates or natural law, could produce today’s “woke” left, as Tom Holland shows in his sobering study “Dominion.” But such dignity has no foundation in “the science,” which progressives preen about “believing.” They accept that we are merely trousered apes but also imagine that we’re gods like Zeus, able to shape-shift and gender-bend to suit our erotic drives. Our liberties begin at the bedroom door ... and also end there, as the same people who support “choice” for nine-month abortions and would dissolve all national borders want the hostess at Chili’s to demand our vaccine cards.The wild incoherence of the left’s worldview doesn’t make our elites less dangerous, but more. They scoff at logical inconsistencies and legal double standards. They gladly release violent felons on our streets but imprison peaceful pro-life or election-integrity advocates. They can switch on a dime from speaking like civil libertarians to sounding like Maoist Red Guards. What we think are kill-shot arguments that demonstrate self-contradictions are greeted with sneers and subpoenas.The half-materialist, half-gnostic grab-bag of flotsam in our enemies’ poorly formed intellects renders them deadly, which is all the more reason for us to fight to preserve our right to self-defense, the last backstop our founders wrote into the Bill of Rights against the threat of power unhindered by reason.
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Pro-life Butker backlash signals big trouble for Biden
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Pro-life Butker backlash signals big trouble for Biden

The Democrats have made it abundantly clear that their top election issue in 2024 is abortion. But they need help, according to Doug Emhoff, husband of Vice President Kamala Harris, who in a recent interview said that more men need to support the right to terminate pregnancy as “an issue of fairness to women. … It’s affecting men’s ability to plan their lives.” Emhoff is right — just not in the way he thinks. A February study from the Pew Research Center identified that men were more likely (57%) to want to be parents than young women (45%). Men could find a natural home in the pro-life movement, building strong families, protecting and defending the next generation.That gap is symbolic of a larger problem for pro-abortion Democrats. Young men — a demographic Joe Biden carried by 26 points in 2020 — are now far more right-leaning and skeptical of the left. One poll shows Biden barely edging out Trump with young men. Another shows that young men are increasingly more Republican, with a nine-point swing toward the GOP. Strangely enough, the Democrats and media don’t really seem interested in fixing it. Case in point: the recent reactions to Kansas City Chiefs kicker Harrison Butker’s commencement speech at Benedictine University, a staunchly Catholic school. “Chiefs kicker Harrison Butker's speech was ugly. He’s only part of a bigger problem,” read one USA Today headline. “Chiefs' Harrison Butker blasted for commencement speech encouraging women to be homemakers,” read another headline. “Abortion, Every Day” author Jessica Valenti said on X (formerly Twitter). “If I was Taylor Swift, I’d host another commencement celebration for all the female graduates whose day was ruined by this a**hole.” A Change.org petition calling for Butker’s removal from the Kansas City Chiefs had collected over 150,000 signatures, and the NFL itself issued a statement condemning the speech. You’d think Butker said women should be banned from the workplace or shouldn’t be allowed to vote. Here’s what he actually said: For the ladies present today, congratulations on an amazing accomplishment. You should be proud of all that you have achieved to this point in your young lives. I want to speak directly to you briefly because I think it is you, the women, who have had the most diabolical lies told to you. How many of you are sitting here now about to cross this stage and are thinking about all the promotions and titles you are going to get in your career? Some of you may go on to lead successful careers in the world, but I would venture to guess that the majority of you are most excited about your marriage and the children you will bring into this world.That’s what motivated a sizeable chunk of the online left to call for the outright cancellation of a Super Bowl-winning football player. And it’s simply because the radical feminists, leftists, and abortion advocates that now make up the modern media and Democratic Party itself openly hate men and the nuclear family itself. Examples of this anti-family and anti-male worldview are legion. Planned Parenthood said in 2015 that men “are still unlearning sexism.” The very same Planned Parenthood produced the infamous Jaffe memo in 1969, which laid out a specific and intentional plan to reduce fertility and destroy marriages, families, and the foundations of Western society itself. Jezebel, famous for its pro-abortion articles and feminist screeds, ran a charming little article titled “How Do We Make Cis Men Give a Sh*t About Abortion?” Or another in 2021 titled “Of Course No One Wants to Have Sex with Anti-Abortion, Homophobic Men.” Failed presidential candidate Hillary Clinton compared young men at President Donald Trump’s rallies to Nazis. Black Lives Matter, whose Marxist co-founder bought herself a $6 million mansion, also proudly supports limitless abortion. It also infamously deleted language from its website where it openly targeted the “Western-prescribed nuclear family structure.” More humorously, a pro-abortion activist suggested that those without a uterus shouldn’t have an opinion — this only gets funnier when you consider the man who wrote this doesn’t have one either. And on and on. Yet with the election on the line, now this odious mishmash of leftists want the help of the men they were all too glad to excoriate or throw under the societal bus for years. The men who want families, or simply want not to be villainized for being men, should be smart enough not to give their support to the political party and activists who are unapologetically seeking to destroy that outcome. These men could instead find a natural home in the pro-life movement, building strong families, protecting and defending the next generation. If not, then there’s always the Democrats — just be sure to ask Harrison Butker what that alternative is like.
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