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By Selwyn Duke
Since time immemorial man has recognized two sexes, male and female, and accepted that boys should be raised as boys and girls as girls. But a small though increasing number of parents are departing from this historical norm. They refuse to divulge their children’s sex — even to the children themselves — with the idea that the kids should be allowed to decide for themselves how to “identify.” They call their offspring “theybies.”
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By Selwyn Duke
In his first address to a joint session of Congress Wednesday evening, Joe Biden launched some assault words at Second Amendment rights, renewing a push to ban AR-15-class weapons and “high-capacity” magazines.
But were they really “assault words”?
Well, they were — as much as the rifles Biden’s handlers are targeting are “assault weapons.”
Missing from Biden’s speech was relation of the fact that more people are killed every year with “personal weapons” — hands, fists, and feet — than are murdered with rifles of any kind, never mind the AR-15-class subcategory of them.
But not satisfied with omissions of Truth....
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By Selwyn Duke
It was back in 2013 that the Supreme Court of Canada stated, astoundingly, that the Truth was not a defense against “hate crime” charges. Now this philosophy may be manifesting itself in Spain, where a populist political party daring to claim that migrants get more government money than retirees is being investigated for “incitement to hatred.”
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By Selwyn Duke
“Where’s the beef?!” asked 81-year-old Clara Peller in a famous 1984 advertising campaign. She probably never imagined where it one day wouldn’t be: on the pages of a company whose business is publishing food recipes.
Condé Nast cooking brand “Epicurious” announced the decision in a Monday piece entitled “The Planet on the Plate: Why Epicurious Left Beef Behind.” The site states that the move was made in “an effort to encourage more sustainable cooking.” Well, gee, thanks, dad.
What’s next, “woke” veterinarians refusing to treat cows?
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By Selwyn Duke
I was on the second hour of the show. My appearance begins at 52:20.
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By Selwyn Duke
In a January 1931 debate with writer G.K. Chesterton, famed “monkey trial” lawyer Clarence Darrow essentially stated that science had refuted religion. In fact, his implication was that science could replace religion.
It may seem ironic that the debate’s topic was “Will the World Return to Religion?” and that now, 90 years later, we’re lamenting how people are leaving what they in 1931 supposedly had already left. That is to say, a recent Gallup poll showed that for the first time in American history, less than 50 percent of the population holds membership in a house of worship.
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By Selwyn Duke
Before she was a Supreme Court justice, in 2001 already, Sonya Sotomayor claimed that a “wise Latina” judge would tend to “reach a better conclusion than a white male.” Now we’re hearing this prejudiced sentiment from many quarters. The latest is from Joe Biden’s (handlers’) State Department, where appointees have decried “white male dominated” diplomacy as leading to “systemic racism.” They essentially assert that minorities and women would do a better job.
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By Selwyn Duke
What do you mean, if you treat your “customers” like dirt, refuse to do your job, and insult them, they’ll go elsewhere? This reality obviously applies to business. But it also appears operative regarding government schools, which have of late been bleeding students as much as they’ve been shedding common sense with politically correct agendas.
What’s more, perhaps partially explainable by way of the anti-white wave sweeping academia, white students appear the most likely to bolt.
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By Selwyn Duke
If you want to know what an Ivy League education costing 300k-plus gets you, look no further than Democrat Texas state Rep. James Talarico. During a Tuesday public education committee meeting involving testimony on a bill (Texas HB 4042) that would prohibit males claiming to be female from competing in girls’/women’s sports, Talarico claimed that there are not just two sexes, but six.
“Science” says so, in fact, he contended.
What’s more, he apparently thinks that this, which would be a biological phenomenon, somehow has a bearing on an issue involving biologically normal males who claim a different “gender identity,” a psychological phenomenon.
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By Selwyn Duke
I was on the second hour of the show. My appearance begins at 52:20.
Note: To fast-forward to my segment, you must right-click on the in-line MP3 player below and then click "Open link in new tab."
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