Comments by "Jim Luebke" (@jimluebke3869) on "The Biggest Medical Scandal Of Our Time | Michael Shellenberger | EP 435" video.

  1. "Almost universal acceptance of gay mirage" This is in no way true. The censorship that you decry (not just cancel culture, but outright algorithmic silencing) that is at the root of our society's dysfunction, was pioneered specifically to make it LOOK like this is universally accepted. This is without a doubt the first step on the "slippery slope" we find ourselves on. This led directly and inevitably to WPATH, and to people OD'ing in the s**t-covered streets of San Francisco. Obergefell will not survive the steps necessary to reverse our course.
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  2. "We get to God and faith, and we start to lose people" They start to lose themselves. Let the dead bury their dead.
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  3. "This is part of the human condition" A tendency not to have children is passed down from parent to child? Are you listening to yourself? It is most likely a psychological condition brought on by abuse, that takes victimization-prone individuals out of the gene pool temporarily but not necessarily permanently, coupled with a tendency towards violent psychopathology (the victimizers). It is a nasty business that every civilization worth the name, suppresses.
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  4. "You keep them from maturing, that's how you get rid of competition" "ALL women's magazines have a good looking woman on the cover" A good looking woman with an underdeveloped upper body. What a woman wants to see, is a girl who is mature enough to help out with the woman's children but not mature enough to have her own -- or perhaps another woman who is malnourished enough that she is sterile, and therefore not competition.
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  5. "How do you build alliances with the seculars?" "I'm just trying to tell a better story" In other words, the seculars are going to be sidelined because they are (ironically) on the wrong side of history. I guess they really should have consulted history to see which side history was on, before they made any assumptions about their own place in it.
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