Joe Walsh (2:33)
It's just amazing. She says you can't just have your feelings. You need everyone else to join you. What? That's the left to a T. That's the perfect way of describing the left Especially the LGBT left and gender ideology. You can't just have your feelings. You need everyone to join you. You can't just feel like the opposite gender. You need everyone else to join you in affirming you in that. But what I really appreciate is that the one chick at the beginning starts by saying, and I honestly don't know any of their names except for Whoopi, Goldberg and Joy. So I know those two. I don't know the other, however many it is. The chick at the beginning says that they're weaponizing religion. They use religion. And then for the rest of the segment, all the other women on the panel do what she just accused conservatives of doing. They start using religion to weaponize it against their opponents. So they're like, contradicting exactly what she just said. And what we hear from one of them is that Jesus would have been the grand marshal at the Pride Parade. Would have been the grand marshal. Well, that's wrong on many levels. But let's talk about two of them. One is really basic here is that Jesus would not be the grand marshal of any parade that has pride in the title, because pride is identified in scripture repeatedly and by Jesus himself, repeatedly, as a sin. Okay. Pride is a sin. Now, it's one thing, the English language sometimes falls short when it comes to translating biblical texts. And so we have to kind of figure out what is meant by pride. Because you can have. You could say that. I could say, I'm proud of my children, I'm proud of my family. You could even have pride in accomplishments. If you accomplish something, you can say, I'm proud of doing that. I'm proud of the work that I did. Nothing wrong with any of that. Because you're taking pride in something else, right? You're taking pride in achievement, something that was done. You're taking pride in someone else, a family member. That's just. Which is another way of saying love. It's just, you love them. The kind of pride that we're warned about in Scripture is this kind of haughty, vain, self centered, egotistical, I am the center of the universe kind of pride, which is exactly the sort of pride that the Pride Parade is designed to communicate and convey and celebrate. It's all about me. Hey, that's what the whole Pride Parade is, right? It's just, everyone, look at me, look at me. That's all it is. So it doesn't even matter the context. Whatever the context, if you're engaging in that kind of pride, Jesus is not going to celebrate it with you. He's going to have some stern words for you about turning from your sin. But then there is also the context to keep in mind here. And you know, because you brought it up, right? They brought it up. They brought up the Bible, they brought up Christianity, you brought it up. And so we must inform you that what you're saying about Christian teaching and about Scripture is just incorrect. The Bible does, in fact, in both the Old and New Testament, in very explicit terms, lay out the homosexual act as a sin. In fact, any sexual act that happens outside of the bonds of marriage is a sin according to Christian sexual morality, Biblical sexual morality, and also, according to the Bible, marriage between a man and a woman. That's what it says. Now, if you're on the View or someone aligned with them, you could say, well, I don't care what the Bible says. All right, But. But you're the one who brought it up. Like, you just brought it up. So they try to do both. This is their game. And in that clip, you heard both. On one hand, no one cares what the Bible says. Don't use your religion. And then on the other hand, and by the way, I'll tell you what your religion says about this. And the game is that if you correct them on what your religion says, then they can revert back to the first talking point and says, why are you talking about religion? You brought it up. So they can make whatever claim they want about your religion. And if you correct them and say, well, actually, you're wrong. It's not what our religion teaches. As a member of my own religion, can I tell you. I mean, you're a bunch of atheist, secular, godless humanists. Can I tell you, as a member of that religion. No, no, I'll speak for you. They say it's totally absurd. More than 90% of Americans don't get enough fruits, vegetables and fiber in their diet. We're all basically walking nutritional disasters. And that's where Balance of Nature supplements comes in. These aren't your typical synthetic vitamins with names you can't pronounce. We're talking about 47 whole ingredients, 16 fruits, 15 vegetables, plus spices and fibers. Real stuff like wild blueberries, kale, turmeric, mushrooms. 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So the women over on the View were squawking this week about free speech. And I want to go through a couple of these clips. First of all, here's Whoopi Goldberg announcing, tragically, that she's leaving Twitter.
