Clancy Supporters Need to Relook Their Perspective on Life

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22. 1:00at this very moment many of you, if not most of you, are making your transition from your part-time jobs where you generate an income
23. 1:07to your full-time jobs where you cultivate an outcome. And as you do so, I want to remind you to do so with intentionality.
24. 1:14Understand in the primacy that God places on family and welcoming that primacy to govern, to guard, and to guide your engagement as well as my own.
25. 1:27If we would welcome our Lord to grasp us in our families, in our homes, there's no question
26. 1:36as to what can happen in society.
27. 1:39Much of what is transpired in our society has corresponded to retrenchments that have
28. 1:44occurred within our families, within our homes.
29. 1:49And we have got to reverse that.
30. 1:52In the overwhelming reality of the assessment of what is transpired in our nation, we have
31. 1:57suffered an anti-Christ discipleship strategy to consistently move our populace away from
32. 2:08the Lord.
33. 2:09And the only way truly to reverse what's happening is to disciple, to proclaim the gospel and
34. 2:18make disciples as a scripture commands us.
35. 2:20That's just a simple reality.
36. 2:22You know, we have lots of things.
37. 2:24When I get to it, it's amazing that in spite of our nation's history and in spite of truth
38. 2:29of world history and even the truth of scripture, we've now reached a point that according to
39. 2:34CBS News, a new CBS poll has revealed that almost 60% of the Democrat party has a favorable
40. 2:41view of socialism. Go figure, go figure. And some people are trying to say, oh, well, the
41. 2:48Democrat party is having horrible time raising funds, which is true, but have you noticed what
42. 2:53act blue is doing. The Democrat
43. 2:57socialism of America and their
44. 2:59acolytes are side stepping.
45. 3:01The traditional Democrat party
46. 3:03in order to build their own
47. 3:05apparatus outside of the party
48. 3:07structure. That's why you see
49. 3:08people like Hiking Drefers and
50. 3:09others, cozying up to the DSA.
51. 3:15That's the reality. So what that
52. 3:18shows is that there's a portion
53. 3:20of our nation that has
54. 3:24Embrace the program of Karl Marx.
55. 3:31Now when you get into details and you point out particular things,
56. 3:37you might find that there will be a straight somewhat, but it's happening folks.
57. 3:41It's happening in our nation, which is why it's all the more important
58. 3:45that we invest ourselves, commit ourselves, in making disciples.
59. 3:49And I want to be clear what I'm saying. The investment
60. 3:53in our nation to make disciples is not primarily
61. 3:57to fix the country. No, no, no. The investment in our nation to execute our
62. 4:04King's Commission is out of worship field obedience to Him. Now, a benefit of potent
63. 4:12and critical obedience to our Lord's command will inevitably have the result
64. 4:18of affecting our body politic. But that's not the primary motivation for doing so.
65. 4:25So as you're making your transition right now from your part-time jobs to your
66. 4:29full-time jobs. Let's do so with intentionality, understand in the
67. 4:31primacy that God places on family and welcoming Him to lead us in our
68. 4:37engagements and that we love our Lord so much that we obey Him and that we love
69. 4:42our neighbors as ourselves, refusing to allow national headlines to
70. 4:46manipulate us away from obeying our King, but we live locally, individual by
71. 4:53individual, family by family, home by home, community by community. That is how we work.
72. 4:59to the word of God we go Ephesians 4. I'm going to focus primarily on verses 14 through 16 about
73. 5:04him back up all the way to verse 12 and read a little bit because this is what God's word says
74. 5:10that he established God is explaining the purpose of establishing this church in verse 12 picks up and
75. 5:14says for the equipping of the saints for the work of service or ministry to the building up
76. 5:21of the body of Christ until we all that will be the body of Christ all attained to the unity of the
77. 5:28faith and of the knowledge of the Son of God to a mature man, to the measure of the stature
78. 5:37which belongs to the fullness of Christ.
79. 5:42Until we all attain, I'm sorry, I just read that, verse 16, verse 14, I'm sorry, as a result
80. 5:49of this, as a result of being grown into the measure of stature which belongs to the fullness
81. 5:56of Christ.
82. 5:57verse 14, we are no longer to be children, tossed here and there by
83. 6:02waves and carried about by every wind of doctrine, by the trickery
84. 6:08of men, by craftiness and deceitful scheming, but speaking the truth
85. 6:15in love we are to grow up in all aspects into Him who is the
86. 6:19head even Christ, from whom the whole body being fitted and held
87. 6:24together, but what every joint supplies according to the proper working of each individual part
88. 6:30causes the growth of the body for the building up of itself in love. When you get to verse 14,
89. 6:40where it says that we're no longer children tossed here and there by waves and carried about by every
90. 6:46wind of doctrine, by the trickery of men, some translations written to this next phrase,
91. 6:51by which they lie in wait to deceive, by which they lie in wait to deceive.
92. 7:00All throughout scripture, you have the reality that God is warning and preparing his people
93. 7:05to stand against deception, to stand against being hoodwinked, hoodwinked, bamboozled.
94. 7:13Run them up, stupefied, because deception would be a primary tool of demonic agency.
95. 7:25And if you noticed, it says, as a result, we're no longer tossed to and fro like children.
96. 7:32We're no longer fickle.
97. 7:33We're no longer.
98. 7:34I'm not hungry.
99. 7:35Would you like some ice cream?
100. 7:36Yes, I'm hungry.
101. 7:38I had the other night, my Maria prepared dinner.
102. 7:43One of my children was eating dinner.
103. 7:45And then they said, Daddy, I'm full.
104. 7:47I said, all right, you're full.
105. 7:49I put you plate away, put this away and you know, go and take care of these things.
106. 7:53and it said, okay, can I have a cookie?
107. 7:59And I said, wait, I thought you were full.
108. 8:03They said, well, I am full of food.
109. 8:05Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha,
110. 8:08I said, oh, if you're full, you saying,
111. 8:09you don't have any more room left?
112. 8:11Then the little one said, I have room for a cookie.
113. 8:15Then this was throwin' in for good measure.
114. 8:17I always have room for a cookie.
115. 8:20Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha,
116. 8:24well, one of the features of the discipleship, man,
117. 8:27that we're stabilized, that we say what we mean when we say.
118. 8:29We're not tossed to and fro.
119. 8:33And I have to say it is heartbreaking to see just how on so many different fronts, man,
120. 8:44we have people who are tossed to and fro and easily moved away from what we had previously
121. 8:53professed to believe, easily deceived.
122. 8:56And sometimes it's a byproduct of never having looked thoroughly into what it is we profess
123. 9:00to believe, but other times it's just flat out just to coming to deception.
124. 9:05It's to coming to deception.
125. 9:07But being disciples in the church functioning as God has ordained us to function, it has
126. 9:12a stabilizing impact, a stabilizing effect upon the people who are benefited from it.
127. 9:20There's a reason why consistently, you know, on one hand, Jesus would say, have child like
128. 9:25faith, but Jesus never said be children for adults. Now, if you're a child, you're a child.
129. 9:32But all throughout the scripture you have admonitions like, when I was a child, I thought
130. 9:34like a child. I reasoned like a child, but now that I'm a man, I put childish ways behind
131. 9:40me. Here in Ephesians 4, 14, the resulting impact of growing into the measure of the
132. 9:49The fullness of Christ is that we're no longer to be children, no longer, no longer.
133. 10:00Because one of the realities is that any offered deception, it's always going to come with a
134. 10:06modicum of truth in order for it to be effective.
135. 10:09The most effective deception always comes with a modicum of truth.
136. 10:16Jesus told us Satan presents himself as an angel of light.
137. 10:19And it's just, I mean, I keep breathing heavily,
138. 10:25because they're like, really, we're still
139. 10:28dealing with this kind of stuff.
140. 10:31You know, I was sharing one place, you know,
141. 10:35about the truth of scripture and how Jesus uses the word
142. 10:38braefos and the gospel of Luke to describe unborn children
143. 10:41and unborn child and to describe children outside
144. 10:43of the womb, it's the same word, because from God standpoint,
145. 10:46a child is a child, a bearer of God's images,
146. 10:48a bearer of God's image.
147. 10:49the child's location vis-a-vis a cervix does not utter or provide or establish value for
148. 10:55the child.
149. 10:56I don't want to be crude at all, but I'm just, and a person was talking to me and you could
150. 11:04tell they thought, well, this is going to be the one that's going to back Abe up.
151. 11:08They say, well, what if what if your child makes a mistake and they get pregnant?
152. 11:15I'm just like, I said, okay.
153. 11:18I said, well, and I have two daughters.
154. 11:21Most of you guys know that.
155. 11:22And one of my daughters, and let's be real,
156. 11:28they would, if they were not married,
157. 11:31they would be violating God's standards for human sexuality.
158. 11:35And in the process, if new life was formed,
159. 11:40I said, I would love my daughter and I would love my grandchild.
160. 11:42If the Lord blessed me in that fashion to have a grandchild.
161. 11:44And they said, you think that's a blessing?
162. 11:45I would say, yes.
163. 11:48And they really thought that was going to be, oh, I'm going to get them with this one.
164. 11:52I was like, that's not a challenging thing.
165. 11:57And in this arrow where we are, we've deified ourselves.
166. 12:06We've deified ourselves.
167. 12:09We have refashioned faith to look like what we want so that our faith uncritically allows
168. 12:16us to make every choice we want to make and affirms every decision that we make.
169. 12:21And it's interesting how that kind of face kind of looks, the one on the throne kind of
170. 12:26looks a lot like us.
171. 12:27It's like, man, come on.
172. 12:31But these things are happening.
173. 12:32These things are happening.
174. 12:33And I saw, and I'm going to get into this a bit in the second segment, I hadn't been
175. 12:40following it in detail, but I started doing some digging on this a while back because this
176. 12:45trial has been going on for nearly three weeks now in Massachusetts.
177. 12:51I saw these women rallying around the Plymouth Superior Court in favor and in support of a young
178. 12:58lady who's standing trial for choking her own children to death, three of them, a five-year-old,
179. 13:06a three-year-old and an eight-month-old. And I'm just, I'm gobsmacked by that, like, wow,
180. 13:15like you're rallying there? But then I thought, say, well, I mean, I wonder how many of those women
181. 13:26who showed up to rally around the courtroom, around the courthouse, how many of them would
182. 13:32be Planned Murdered supporters, you know? Because the unspoken reality is that the genesis,
183. 13:39I won't say unspoken reality, but the rarely spoken reality that the genesis of what became
184. 13:45Planned Murdered Hood is the brainchild of a well-known eugenicist, Margaret Sanger,
185. 13:50who her presentation wasn't merely murdering unborn children.
186. 13:56She wanted to eliminate all human weeds.
187. 14:00Those who were alive, who she deemed to be unfit for reproduction,
188. 14:07unfit for meaningful contributions to society,
189. 14:11just get rid of them using terminology like called the herd and things of that nature.
190. 14:16And I said, man, I said to myself that I probably shouldn't be as struck as I am by
191. 14:24seeing how many people are standing outside this courthouse because many of these same
192. 14:30people who would share this ideology are the ones who would support the lie that was previously
193. 14:36passed off as constitutional law that would say, well, if the circumstances were right,
194. 14:41a woman should be allowed to murder unborn child.
195. 14:44The tandem of Planned Parenthood and the case he really combined to communicate the fact
196. 14:47that a child could be murdered for any reason,
197. 14:51including to preserve the mental health of the mother.
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229. 16:37This is the Hamilton Corner on American Family Radio.
230. 16:42Welcome back to the Hamilton Corner.
231. 16:43Abraham Hamilton III here.
232. 16:44It's already alluded to it.
233. 16:45I'm going to just jump right into it.
234. 16:46I'm talking about this case out of Massachusetts to where this mom, mother of three, murdered
235. 16:55her three children.
236. 16:57In 2023, she's now coming to face trial for the homicide of the three children.
237. 17:04And I'm going to show in a moment, I'm going to talk a little bit and explain a little bit
238. 17:08to set it up.
239. 17:09But I'm going to show you some of the clips from the scenes that were outside of the courthouse
240. 17:12today.
241. 17:13And I couldn't believe what I was seeing.
242. 17:20I want to see a couple of things as to lay the foundation for this.
243. 17:24Most of you know, if you don't know, my prosecutor major fell in this for a decade, both in Houston,
244. 17:30Texas, in the Harris County District Attorney's Office, and the New Orleans area as an assistant
245. 17:34district attorney.
246. 17:35So these are the kinds of cases that I personally prosecuted.
247. 17:38I personally prosecuted cases where a mom had committed a heinous crime and postpartum was
248. 17:49offered as a defense for the, to try to, um, disprove one of the elements that's necessary
249. 17:59to prove in every criminal prosecution.
250. 18:01That is the mens rea that's a Latin term from the mental state, uh, to, to say that the crime
251. 18:06was not committed knowingly and willingly, that it was an, it was, I'm sorry, it was
252. 18:10not an, an intentional act that took place.
253. 18:15So that was to defend against the homicide charge.
254. 18:25Everybody should understand we also in our legal system have standards for a negligent
255. 18:30homicide and manslaughter and all these other kinds of things.
256. 18:37But we should as a society, and I started with description in Ephesians 4, we should
257. 18:43have the maturity to be able to hold multiple ideas and attention at the exact same time
258. 18:48and provide to them the weight appropriate for the various concepts that we're holding
259. 18:52in tension at the exact same time.
260. 18:56So let me start here.
261. 19:04I know postpartum depression is a real phenomenon.
262. 19:09I know that.
263. 19:11Postpartum depression is not the identical same thing as postpartum psychosis.
264. 19:17One of them is a more continued phenomenon.
265. 19:20The other postpartum psychosis would be an acute episodic phenomena.
266. 19:28At the time of the murders, this woman's children were ages five, three, and eight months old.
267. 19:39But the issue, the issue within any criminal prosecution, into determine the guilt or acquittal
268. 19:49for the criminal conduct alleged is whether or not the person at the time of the commission
269. 19:56of the offense, whether they have the mental faculties to allow them to determine that what
270. 20:05they were doing, their activity, their actions were wrong, their action or their actions were
271. 20:12wrong.
272. 20:16The earliest stages of my prosecutor career, I prosecuted a lot of drive-and-while intoxicated
273. 20:22When we started, we were called baby DAs, we were only allowed to prosecute no test, no
274. 20:27accidents as you become more experienced.
275. 20:29You progress to cases where there were accidents and ultimately as you become a seasoned major
276. 20:34felony prosecutor, you've handled, I've handled, intoxication, manslaughter and instances like
277. 20:41that.
278. 20:42The major description when you have the utilization of alcohol as an intoxicating substance or drugs
279. 20:49as intoxicating substance or a combination of them would be to assess whether or not the
280. 20:56person had lost the normal use of their mental and or physical faculties.
281. 21:04But when a person becomes intoxicated and they get behind the wheel of an automobile, they
282. 21:12drive that automobile and they crash into another person resulting in that person's death,
283. 21:21We don't excuse their conduct by saying, oh, but see, they have the normal use of the mental
284. 21:26physical faculties.
285. 21:27In fact, the opposite is true.
286. 21:30We prosecute them knowing that the loss of their mental physical faculties is a contributing
287. 21:35factor, but they still are responsible for their decisions that resulted in the elimination
288. 21:40of another person's life.
289. 21:43What a lot of people are conflating in this conversation is two different aspects of criminal
290. 21:50prosecution.
291. 21:51The first aspect is the culpability or the lack thereof for the actions that are alleged
292. 21:58in the charge defense.
293. 22:00To say it more directly and simply, did they commit the defense?
294. 22:06In this case, there has been no contesting the fact that the offense was committed.
295. 22:16The entirety of the case has changed to say, well, she did it, but her conduct should be
296. 22:21excused because of these additional factors.
297. 22:23In this case, the additional factors are her mental condition at the time.
298. 22:32Additional factors.
299. 22:33Well, the healthcare system failed her because they didn't provide her the help that she needed.
300. 22:40And I understand in a lot of ways that the mental health profession is behind some of
301. 22:45the more physical health elements in terms of its development and things of that nature.
302. 22:52But the thing that really just, and again, I guess, I mean, I read enough stuff, I shouldn't
303. 22:58be jolted as much as I am, but to see these women dressed in pink showing up to express
304. 23:07their support, some of them even try to blame her husband for murdering her children.
305. 23:13Which the defense team didn't even bring that up as a defense.
306. 23:18Would you have people outside of the courtroom saying, yeah, husband is the one that's responsible.
307. 23:24What?
308. 23:26And the conflation that is occurring guys is,
309. 23:31there hasn't even been any challenge
310. 23:33as to whether or not she committed the actions.
311. 23:36Guys, she strangled her own children to death.
312. 23:41Three of them using a band from the gym.
313. 23:52There's testimony that she expressed concern
314. 23:54that, oh man, I need to get help
315. 23:56because I might hurt somebody.
316. 23:58In that expression, she's recognizing
317. 24:00that hurting somebody is a bad thing.
318. 24:04And in this instance, on the night of the offense,
319. 24:08on the night of the murder of her three children,
320. 24:13she sent her husband away.
321. 24:19She husband, I need you to make a run to the store
322. 24:21and make a run to the pharmacy.
323. 24:23Now listen, in this era, especially with the Fauci revelations
324. 24:27coming on, I am sympathetic to the fact
325. 24:30that this woman had been prescribed medications.
326. 24:35The testimony in the trial as I understand it showed
327. 24:37that there were five different doctors that prescribed her
328. 24:40to 12 different medications that she was taking all at once.
329. 24:45I understand that.
330. 24:49But is that enough to say that she's not aware
331. 24:52that what she's doing is wrong?
332. 24:56Guys, we are conflating things.
333. 24:59We should be able to hold separate concepts in tension.
334. 25:02We can assess that her conduct was wrong.
335. 25:04And that is conduct that we as a society have to say,
336. 25:07this is a do not pass, go do not put like a hundred dollars.
337. 25:12Then when you consider the mental health factors
338. 25:16and the medications that she was on and all these other things, those are factors that
339. 25:19would go towards the assessment of the punishment that she should face.
340. 25:24But that doesn't change whether or not she's guilty of the actions that she committed.
341. 25:30And it is just, it is striking to me to witness what we're witnessing.
342. 25:37Let me give you a couple of glimpses of what was happening outside of the courtroom today.
343. 25:42So you had women gathering outside of the Plymouth Superior Court of Massachusetts to show their
344. 25:47support for the defendant.
345. 25:50I'm like, what?
346. 25:59Let me show you what I'm talking about.
347. 26:00Listen to and watch, this is a short clip.
348. 26:04This is a clip of women gathered outside of the courtroom
349. 26:09in Massachusetts, clip number six, clip six, go.
350. 26:18It's a mental house.
351. 26:25You'll ever have this many women in one place
352. 26:28at one time, maybe you can.
353. 26:30All of them on the level that others don't.
354. 26:33So.
355. 26:36Some of the people gathered there,
356. 26:38They have their own babies in their arms.
357. 26:43You see them for those who are listening on radio on the podcast, they're putting their
358. 26:48hands up and putting it in a heart shape, standing there standing in solidarity with the defendant
359. 26:53here.
360. 26:55Give you another one.
361. 26:57This really, I'm like, wow, you're going to hear there's several women that are interviewed
362. 27:01there and one woman said, well, I'm here because that could be me standing on trial for something
363. 27:06like this.
364. 27:07That could be you.
365. 27:08What?
366. 27:09What?
367. 27:10Listen to and watch clip number 7, this is about 22 seconds.
368. 27:13Clip 7, go.
369. 27:14You know, one of my sister-in-laws, it could be one of my best friends and it could be me.
370. 27:18So just here to support.
371. 27:20We are hearing her.
372. 27:21We see that she tried everything and I really do believe that she went into a state of psychosis.
373. 27:28We feel like the system failed her.
374. 27:30She was begging for help and no one was there.
375. 27:32I don't know if that's being able to make her feel any better but she's living in a
376. 27:37**** right now.
377. 27:38Like this woman said it could be her.
378. 27:41I'm saying, do we understand like mental health
379. 27:46is not like a one-size-fits-all.
380. 27:47Like you can't go to Walmart, pick one up off the shelf.
381. 27:50They said, well my conditions are identical to her conditions
382. 27:52and so that could be me standing true.
383. 27:54For killing three people, the type of psychosis
384. 27:59they're talking about guys is so rare.
385. 28:04It's so rare.
386. 28:08These people are literally gathering to say,
387. 28:11in one person said, I believe she was suffering
388. 28:13psychosis at the time.
389. 28:14You're saying that she was completely incapable in the moment of the murders of knowing what
390. 28:20she did was wrong, incapable.
391. 28:28And I just, wow, why didn't she wait?
392. 28:34If she had such a break with reality, why didn't she try to murder the children when
393. 28:37the husband was still there?
394. 28:39Why did she injure herself after the fact?
395. 28:42Why did she injure herself before trying to hurt her children?
396. 28:45If she was so completely incapable and aware of that type of injury, guys, I'm, again, I
397. 28:52understand the postpartum situations are very, very real.
398. 28:57I understand that.
399. 28:58But are they sufficient to render one incapable
400. 29:02of ascertaining what is right versus what is wrong?
401. 29:08And listen, what they said,
402. 29:10I can't tell you how many homicide cases I prosecuted
403. 29:12or what the defense was.
404. 29:14Oh, they shouldn't be held responsible
405. 29:15because they didn't know what they were doing at the moment.
406. 29:20Do you realize that's the exact same assertion
407. 29:23that was made that were made about the dude
408. 29:28who murdered, what's her name, Zarena?
409. 29:30What's I have her name here?
410. 29:33The Ukrainian lady in North Carolina
411. 29:35on the public transportation.
412. 29:40I have her name here, I don't wanna say it.
413. 29:42Yeah, Arena Zorutska is her name.
414. 29:44Arena Zorutska.
415. 29:46Do you realize that people that were saying,
416. 29:47oh, he should not be held responsible
417. 29:53for sitting on the train,
418. 29:56for sitting on the public transportation,
419. 29:57say, ooh, I'ma get that white girl.
420. 30:00So he didn't know what he, guys.
421. 30:03And I know these cases are not identical,
422. 30:05But what I want you to see is that these types of defenses
423. 30:11are used all the time.
424. 30:14Any concern or sympathy for the mental health condition,
425. 30:20the synergistic effects of the medications,
426. 30:23and these things, guys, these are considerations
427. 30:26for punishment.
428. 30:27Those are not considerations for whether or not
429. 30:29she did the crime.
430. 30:31Do you understand what I'm saying to you?
431. 30:36And I'm not saying, do you understand what I'm saying
432. 30:37to you to infer that you do not understand what I'm saying?
433. 30:40I'm saying that as we mature a stability should arise in us,
434. 30:44but we're able to say, wait a minute.
435. 30:48Yes, our healthcare system is broken in many different ways.
436. 30:52Yes, big pharma lies in a lot of ways.
437. 30:54I mean, with Dr. Fraucci and the stuff that they got going on
438. 30:57and the vaxxer not the vaccine is a vaccine
439. 31:00and all these kinds of things.
440. 31:01Yes, these are things that need to be considered.
441. 31:05But the bottom line is are you saying that she's unaware,
442. 31:08completely incapable of ascertaining,
443. 31:11whether it was right or wrong for her to do what she did.
444. 31:15Guys, that's way beyond the pale.
445. 31:23And what I want you to also take into consideration,
446. 31:26the whole Margaret Sanger ethos,
447. 31:32they supported the ideas of, well,
448. 31:34we will call it infanticide now.
449. 31:39But if we have to call the herd
450. 31:43and the whole Planned Parenthood versus Casey mindset
451. 31:47from that Supreme Court case,
452. 31:52that well, their body, my choice.
453. 31:59And I'm, I'm gravely concerned that this is really this,
454. 32:01this ideology is what's undergirding this,
455. 32:06this support that these people are showing
456. 32:08outside of the courthouse and the,
457. 32:10the discourse occurring online with all of the evidence.
458. 32:17And I'm not on the jury in the cases going on.
459. 32:18I think we're in what, 17 days into this trial?
460. 32:28The concerns about these other things that would be viewed
461. 32:31as mitigating factors do not mitigate,
462. 32:35whether or not the crime occurred.
463. 32:37These are considerations that should be applied
464. 32:40in the sentencing side, not on the culpability side,
465. 32:44but the inability to walk and chew gum at the same time,
466. 32:47the whole multiple concepts and tension
467. 32:48at the exact time and recognize, whoa,
468. 32:51we as a society can't start saying that,
469. 32:53well, people who the healthcare system
470. 32:55and particularly the mental healthcare system fails,
471. 32:58then they have a, they have carte blanche
472. 33:01to commit homicide.
473. 33:04Do you understand how dangerous that is?
474. 33:08for society and two do you realize right now,
475. 33:11not following this case, before her case ever occurred,
476. 33:14how often this, I would argue, excuse is used
477. 33:19that all the mental health community failed me,
478. 33:22so you shouldn't hold me responsible for murdering somebody.
479. 33:29We live in a day when America's families
480. 33:32are under attack like never before.
481. 33:34Buddy Smith, senior vice president
482. 33:37of the American Family Association.
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485. 33:46America's corporate boardrooms, and the list goes on.
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501. 34:39Back to the Hamilton Quarter on American Family Radio.
502. 34:45Welcome back to the Hamilton Corner.
503. 34:47Abraham Hamilton III here, guys.
504. 34:49I am not saying that we should not have any compassion.
505. 34:52We should have compassion.
506. 34:53We have to be able to appropriate it and to place it appropriately.
507. 34:58We cannot allow.
508. 35:00I mean, that's the whole toxic empathy conversation is that when,
509. 35:04when your compassion allows you to affirm sin,
510. 35:07we need to reevaluate whether or not this is true compassion.
511. 35:09As the scripture lines it out, you know,
512. 35:13with all of these rallies, I haven't seen anybody gathering
513. 35:15to support those three babies.
514. 35:18Not a, not a, not a, in fact, it's almost like the, the, the baby's being dead.
515. 35:24It's not even a part of the conversation.
516. 35:27It's like a, it's like background noise.
517. 35:33It's like, man, what, what is, what is going on with us, man?
518. 35:38What is going on with us?
519. 35:41It's just wild.
520. 35:42I'm, I'm not saying you need to be, I mean, I mean, I can tell you plenty of times I would
521. 35:46have, have cases and I prosecute a defendant or a suspect and, and when the case is over,
522. 35:51I would go over and hold over, so I'm pray with the person and their attorney.
523. 35:55But that doesn't mean I'm incapable of discerning right and wrong.
524. 36:05The considerations for these additional factors should be considered in terms of what the punishment
525. 36:11will be, not ignoring the activity.
526. 36:21I alluded to this earlier.
527. 36:27I'm going to go into a bit more detail here.
528. 36:31According to the CBS, the recent released CBS poll, 58% of Democrat respondents quote
529. 36:43hold a positive view of socialism.
530. 36:47That that 58% is 26 points higher than the 32% of Democrat respondents that had a positive
531. 36:53view of capitalism.
532. 36:59This is probably why you saw, you know, Hakeem Jeffery, which is the house minority leader.
533. 37:05He succeeded Nancy Pelosi in the House of Representatives while he would say he rejects
534. 37:11co-core parts of the Democrat Socialists of America's platform.
535. 37:18He nevertheless said the DSA is a vital part of the Democrat Party coalition.
536. 37:25That is the same DSA that wants to abolish the presidency, abolish the Senate, abolish
537. 37:30the Supreme Court and other institutions. They want to have open borders. They want to eliminate
538. 37:36abolished ICE. They want to close prisons, no prisons, no police. You want to confiscate private
539. 37:44property. You got, you know, the whole deal, your whole deal, the whole deal. The same poll found that
540. 37:5024% of the Democrat respondents had quote, no opinion of socialism. So 58% had a positive view.
541. 37:5724% had no opinion of socialism.
542. 38:03Only 32% had a positive view of capitalism.
543. 38:08And this is not a poll that is in isolation.
544. 38:10Other polls are showing a similar trend.
545. 38:13The economist slash U-gov survey that was done recently showed that was 62% of Democrat
546. 38:19respondents said they would vote for a Democratic socialist candidate.
547. 38:23Oh boy, oh boy, oh boy, oh boy, oh boy.
548. 38:33He explained the Hegelian dialectical process.
549. 38:35I've shared with you before that Hegel was the one who discipled Marx.
550. 38:39A lot of people don't remember that factor, but it is Hegel that inspired Marx, which
551. 38:45is why it shouldn't be surprising that Marxists employ the Hegelian dialectical process to
552. 38:50advance Marxist ideologies.
553. 38:52Many of you have experienced, you live through the times where you've witnessed, just like
554. 38:57I've explained before that the Democrat Party's position becomes the most recently adopted
555. 39:05party, the most recently adopted position of the Republican Party as the Democrats move
556. 39:10further down the regressive spectrum only later to be followed by the Republican Party as
557. 39:15a whole.
558. 39:16You know, I mean, a rare recent example of that is Obamacare.
559. 39:22Remember how vehemently Obamacare was opposed by Republicans?
560. 39:26And now you won't find a Republican anywhere saying we need to get rid of Obamacare.
561. 39:30Which by the way is still on the books.
562. 39:32You realize that?
563. 39:33Obamacare is still the law in the country.
564. 39:35What has happened under President Trump via an executive maneuver that the tax penalty
565. 39:39for not complying with it has been zeroed out.
566. 39:42That's all.
567. 39:43So what do you think will happen when you have another party occupying the White House?
568. 39:49What do you think is going to happen with the tax penalty with Obamacare?
569. 39:52You don't even have to guess.
570. 39:53So our mom, Donnie's already showing you.
571. 39:58And it's sad, man.
572. 40:00It's sad, sad.
573. 40:03And the major reason why it's so sad is that the foundational tenet of Marxism is a rejection
574. 40:12of a biblical anthropology.
575. 40:14To say it differently, it is a rejection of what the Bible says about man's sin nature.
576. 40:19It assumes that man does not have a sin nature.
577. 40:22That's what it assumes.
578. 40:28And it's galling to me that we have people currently that feel this way and they obviously
579. 40:36seem to be completely unaware of the bloody 20th century, the first nation to establish
580. 40:44itself as a thoroughly and completely Marxist nation where, and some people I don't think
581. 40:54know this, the Kremlin which has become the head of the Russian government, do you realize
582. 40:58the Kremlin used to be a church?
583. 40:59Do you realize the most I don't think you knew that Marty's not and he knew that the Kremlin was a church and
584. 41:05the Russians
585. 41:08following the 1917 revolution made a
586. 41:14Declaration that the state was replacing the church
587. 41:20Yeah, yeah, and then in the 20th century where you know
588. 41:26the proletariat uprisings
589. 41:29The workers of the world were uniting it just happened to be the bloodiest century in human history
590. 41:36Literally hundreds of millions of people murdered and that's the way before we even get to World War two
591. 41:42you got miles a tongue in China who in the
592. 41:4750s
593. 41:49Have the culture revolution in China because China wasn't always a communist nation
594. 41:53Then some people say well, hey look at what China's become a rival of America
595. 41:58It's because they they moderated some of their positions, but there's still a communist in the ethos at its core
596. 42:03They moderated some of their positions to allow themselves to participate with markets
597. 42:11under a controlled status regime, but they just murdered a few million people on the
598. 42:18way to getting where they are and polepot what he's done, Cambodia and Vietnam and North
599. 42:26Korea and on don't forget.
600. 42:29And then I try to remind people of this all the time, people talk about the Nazis, but
601. 42:32But they try to hide the fact that the Nazis were socialists.
602. 42:37The word Nazi literally means national socialists.
603. 42:42They were national socialists.
604. 42:44That's why when I talk to people in regular conversation and they say something about the
605. 42:46Nazis, they say, yeah, yeah, those national socialists.
606. 42:49And usually I get, huh?
607. 42:51I like, yeah, the Nazis were national socialists.
608. 42:55That's what the word means.
609. 42:57Like, oh, I didn't know that.
610. 43:01Yeah.
611. 43:02Mm-hmm.
612. 43:04Mm-hmm.
613. 43:10But according to these polls, approaching 60% of a major American political party, its members
614. 43:21want the socialism.
615. 43:24They want the Marxism.
616. 43:28In other words, they want the Venezuelan path.
617. 43:33They want the Cuban path.
618. 43:35Well, let me stick with Venezuela because Cuba had a violent revolution, but many of the
619. 43:47people supported Castro initially.
620. 43:51they were a lot who didn't and they were murdered in Cuba and many fled but a lot of
621. 43:58the people in Cuba supported Castro initially but in Venezuela they actually voted for Chavez
622. 44:04and so you have the DSA adherents and the people who won't they're not they're not putting their
623. 44:10money with the Democrat party oh no boy not the official party but they're sure getting their
624. 44:13money to the DSA and into the care and Muslim Brotherhood aligned packs that support people
625. 44:21People like Abdul-Sayed in Michigan and don't realize, man, you are inviting disaster.
626. 44:32You truly are.
627. 44:34And the skill of the Marxist has always been to find, stop me if you heard this before, to
628. 44:42find a source of grievance and the grievance is connected to legitimate concerns, but then
629. 44:49you superimpose your preexisting solution.
630. 44:56The reality of, you know, it's described as the affordability crisis, one of the major things,
631. 45:03which the circumstances and conditions were established to allow this type of theft to occur,
632. 45:12that is through inflation.
633. 45:13Well when you prohibit scores of American citizens from learning about things like inflation
634. 45:23and they sometimes can't even explain why they feel such pain, why does it cost so much
635. 45:28money for a loaf of bread now?
636. 45:30You know, these things, it's real that the dollar doesn't go as far as it used to go.
637. 45:37And some say, well, the factors are too numerous and complicated to understand.
638. 45:40No, they're not.
639. 45:41They're not too numerous and complicated to understand.
640. 45:43They're not.
641. 45:46But many people have been deprived of the capacity to do understand.
642. 45:48I would argue intentionally and what happens, you know, the sololensky rules for the pragmatic
643. 46:01primmer for realistic radicals rules for radicals take advantage of the chaos for what to respond
644. 46:06to the people's needs? No! You use the chaos, you use the pain as a vehicle to bring your
645. 46:12agenda in. Hence, Democratic Socialists of America. Hence, more than half of a major political party
646. 46:23according to this poll, of course, to these polls I just mentioned, will support have a favorable
647. 46:29view of socialism. Yeah. Yeah, the dollar isn't stretching as far as before. Well, the people who
648. 46:37put the sirens songs syrup on their verbiage, you work so hard, you know, people over-profits
649. 46:46as if people are not involved in profits. Oh, man, Lord, we need you. We need you. And all of these
650. 46:56issues that we're discussing, you know, it gets right back down to it and we have some very, very
651. 47:01profound comments I saw.
652. 47:09Really what matters, man, we have people
653. 47:11being manipulated into embracing these different things
654. 47:15because they bought the lie that Jesus is not the answer.
655. 47:23And we've allowed unbiblical notions
656. 47:26to grip us really at a heart level, at a heart level.
657. 47:32That's why I didn't condemn a lot of the young people
658. 47:37people when they were responding to the program and they just suffered for many of them 10
659. 47:43years or if not longer.
660. 47:45When they say, oh, they're planning, we gotta do stuff about the planet.
661. 47:47It's gonna, it's all gonna go, it's all gonna go.
662. 47:50I'm scared.
663. 47:52I'm scared.
664. 47:53Got you.
665. 47:54I got you.
666. 47:55Lots of young people who believe that stuff, who became climate alarmist because that's all
667. 47:57they've been told what was happening.
668. 47:59And now it comes out just like Dr. Fauci, man, the things that were submitted to form the
669. 48:06basis with these opinions were fallacious from the beginning.
670. 48:08They were false.
671. 48:09They were false.
672. 48:13They ran with a narrative that they created because the narrative was effective to accomplish
673. 48:19policy-wise what many of the people wanted to accomplish.
674. 48:23So you had the loud proclamation of the climate-alarmist position, but when the evidence comes in, it
675. 48:29shows that, and you do realize, the foundation for this stuff has been, was hollow from the
676. 48:33beginning, that's kind of whispered.
677. 48:38Was the old saying a lie we're traveling around the world twice before the truth could
678. 48:41who'd ever get beginning to catch up?
679. 48:42Because people tend to run with their lives, you know?
680. 48:47But that's not an excuse not to convey the truth.
681. 48:52And this is why the truth must be heralded.
682. 48:56The truth of the capital T and truth, the lower case T, must be heralded.
683. 49:08It can be challenging sometimes in a world to where confidence is usually the product
684. 49:14of unanimity.
685. 49:18Well, what does what is the peculiar to do in a world where unanimity is often
686. 49:23misconstrued as truth?
687. 49:24As truth.
688. 49:26We press forward the truth anyway.
689. 49:31Man, we need to pray for our country, pray for the people in our country.
690. 49:34I'll be praying for these women who are outside of this courthouse today
691. 49:39that the Lord will open their eyes concerning the appropriate placement of
692. 49:43compassion because we don't want people to be deprived of compassion.
693. 49:47But we don't want people to not have any compassion, but we have to make sure our compassion
694. 49:51is applied properly.
695. 49:54That's what I'm saying.
696. 49:56Until next time, by God's grace, you all have a wonderful evening and looking forward
697. 50:00to being right back with you at another time.
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