2:51:36 So we really need to start calling out these tribes. I also wanna say this, there's another kind of weapon on the left that I've noticed. See, I'm a mom and I'm gonna speak from that angle because I've been seeing this over and over again and it's called the word kindness, okay? You've seen nothing but those be kind T-shirts, be kind slogans, everybody's telling you to be kind. My first thought when I saw that was why, were we unkind? When did we become an unkind people? I don't remember that. Everybody I know is kind. Why are we being told to be kind?
2:52:13 Well, here's a thought for you just as a mom and as a Christian, I have to say this because it's driving me nuts when I go into the stores and I see this, especially at like Target. I mean, all these stores selling this word over and over again. From what I can recognize, what I found, I grew up in California and I grew up around a lot of liberals. So I still have liberals as friends, believe it or not. We just don't talk politics. So I noticed that parenting skews to a way of saying, My child is kind, therefore I'm a good parent because my child is kind. This is why they're dragging them to drag shows. This is why they're implementing the everyone's different and unique and you've got to love everybody because it's all about how kind you are. That's the measuring stick. Okay? The focus, if you will, is on kindness. It's really kind of strange.
2:53:05 Because what happens is, I know that I was raised in a home where kindness was just the result of everything I was taught. Right? It was the result. So I was taught, you know, you taught integrity and character and trust and the commandments and you're taught about God and you're taught about all of these things. Well, kindness just comes out because you're taught really good, healthy things as a kid, you know? And so now what are they doing? The focus is on kindness. And let me give you kind of an example of this. There was a story about a guy who was raised this way, thought this way, very, very, very liberal and everything was just about patting himself on the back to be a kind person. So he goes down to the border and he has a Marxist front company, a Marxist front company, okay? Totally deceptive, goes down to the border and puts out food and water for all the illegals.
2:53:55 And the gist of his message was, the illegals just, I don't know, got helicoptered in, I guess, and just sort of arrived. And so he needed to go help. It wasn't because they did something illegal crossing the border, no. It was just because they just arrived. And so he had to go and take on this burden for himself. And he had to go into a very deceptive company and go in and deliver water and food as if he's the nicest guy on the planet. I think this is what happens when you teach kindness, but you leave out all the other stuff like God, like, I don't know, the commandments, like anything that I was taught. Integrity, honesty, character, that's usually what parents hard work, that's usually what parents are raising their kids with. But the focus to be on kind,
2:54:44 produces a person where it doesn't matter what you have to do. The means to an end, the means don't matter because it's all about can I justify my level of kindness in this moment, then I'm a good person. You know, five year olds don't need to go to drag shows. That doesn't make them a nicer human being. The only thing that's happening there is the parent in their own personal glorified weirdness is saying, look at me, I'm a wonderful parent. I'm embracing everybody. Kid doesn't need to go to a drag show, honey. And why are they going to a drag show? Most importantly, at the age of five, they should be home playing with dolls or trucks and being a normal kid. But this is what it's all about. See, they come in on the guise of kindness to sell you a box of rocks that says, basically we're here for the, everyone's a bully and we're here to train them to be kind. When really it's just a promotion of LGBTQ in the schools.
2:55:46 Please get your kids out of these schools. If I could do one thing different, it would have been to homeschool. I wish I would have. I wish I would have. I didn't know enough about it and my kids were already in that system. And then when they came home, we had to re-educate them from all the falsehoods and socialism they were taught. And now it's even worse. Get your kids out. Save your kids from the system. But this focus on kindness, See, what it basically is, is if you identify any immorality because you were taught right and wrong, be kind is the slogan to basically shut you up. It's basically there to say, you know, you're not allowed to say anything because it's unkind.
2:56:31 So doing that sort of check like, hey, what about right and wrong? Because I know if I come across somebody and I feel like, well, that's wrong or maybe I was taught that something was wrong, I'm still going to be loving and kind, but I'm also going to state the truth. What be kind does is squash the part where you tell the truth and it's just total acceptance of anything and everything. And that's what they're teaching their kids. Anything and everything, no boundaries, no right and wrong, just be kind and you get a giant gold star. It's wrong on a lot of levels, but it's a really easy twisting. And all of these things that I'm noticing all the time with the rhetoric and the changing of words and the changing of definitions that's going on right now, Reagan was right about that. The changing of words is the twisting of the meaning behind the words and what they really mean to say.
2:57:28 We've got to save our kids from this nonsense. Have this discussion with your kids at the dinner table and see what they have to say. Because everything that they're surrounded with at school as we're about to go back into the school season is all about be kind. Don't stand up for God. Don't stand up for anything. Don't say what you mean. Do not say anything that's right or wrong. Just simply smile and be kind and let it go. That is not the right message for our kids. Our kids need those boundaries. They need to know right from wrong. It's very simple, but be wary of the kindness overload that you're probably noticing too. I see one more t-shirt I swear with be kind on. I'm already kind. I'm one of the nicest people you'll meet.
