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Texas Father's Battle
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| Well guys, this one's particularly disturbing and it's one I've actually had for a couple days in my lineup. | |
| I just had to get to it and I saw Tucker did a great piece on it last night where a Texas father, a man by the name of James Younger, had to go to the Texas Supreme Court who ruled against him seeking basically to stop chemical castration of his son by His, I guess, ex-wife, the mother, though not biological from my understanding, of his twin children. | |
| He basically tried to stop her from moving to California to transition his son into a girl. | |
| And there's video of him You're talking to the child, asking questions, not leading questions, not anything like that, just asking questions. | |
| And it appears as though it's just the mother's wish to make this happen, not necessarily that there's a desire. | |
| Though, again, I'll disclaim for social media purposes and I imagine the people You know, out there probably don't agree with my position on not allowing nine-year-olds to be mutilated and pushed through sex changes until they're adults. | |
| Or perhaps, in my opinion, maybe older than 18, because how many 18-year-olds do we know that probably made a lot of decisions? | |
| They regretted it shortly after their 18th birthday. | |
| But nonetheless, at least 18, but to allow this to happen to a nine-year-old. | |
| And what's worse is he said, Mr. | |
| Younger said, no one in Texas other than Attorney General Ken Paxton, my friend and someone who's been fighting hard for a lot of these things, and they throw all sorts of stuff at him. | |
| But he's literally, he said, the only person in Texas that even tried to do this. | |
| So a Texas father accused the Texas Supreme Court of being party to an empire of child abuse after the justices rejected his request to prevent his ex-wife from subjecting their son to chemical castration through the use of puberty blockers and cross sex hormones. | |
| How does a father not have rights? | |
| I get it, guys. I've seen it. | |
| It's not like fathers and mothers are equal in this situation. | |
| We can pretend that that's the case. | |
| It's just not. In the reality of whether it's divorce court or basically the court of public opinion in America, that doesn't actually exist. | |
| But that a mother could essentially unilaterally decide to do this for a child without the father's consent. | |
| Is freaking mind-blowing, guys. | |
| When is this stuff gonna stop? | |
| When are we gonna say enough is enough? | |
| I know that the American public, the average American public does not agree that a nine-year-old should be able to do this, that a father shouldn't be able to have some say in it. | |
| What the hell is going on that this stuff is becoming norm? | |
| And even conservative places like Texas are saying, yeah, it's okay, move to California. | |
| Who cares? You know, three-year-olds can make these kinds of decisions. | |
| They can't get a tattoo or even buy a pack of cigarettes. | |
| But we can permanently mutilate their bodies. | |
| And there's zero chance, folks, very little chance they'll regret that one day. | |
| We know that's not the case. | |
| We know that's not how the statistics works. | |
| Please start speaking up. | |
| Please help people like Jeff Younger to stop this insanity from taking over our country, from destroying our morality and decency and the innocence of our children. | |