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those were protesters
protesting about
the impending
destruction of
roe v wade.
They chose to do it at Joel Austin's Church with what looked like at least
hundreds and hundreds and hundreds if not thousands of people there in attendance.
And they they didn't go fully topless as they have in some other protests there.
They were just in underwear and you could hear a little bit of what sounded like
kind of condescending comments from Joel Osteen about them being excited to be in
the House of the Lord or something like that.
But they're taking this seriously.
Even if he will not, a lot of people have the a significant number of their rights
apparently on the chopping block before the scotus over the next few months.
And I love that they're they're going to high profile places to do this.
We might get to some of the other video, but
Joel Osteen super high profile in you know religious circles.
So I I love that they were willing to do that.
But Jordan, what do you make of this protest?
Absolutely.
And I I'm encouraged by these types of protests and
also the wave of climate change protesters who have been interrupting, you know,
sporting events or super gluing themselves to different things like, you know,
the court an NBA court.
And for all of these issues right?
There's this powerlessness that people are just, you know overwhelmed by because
the Democratic Party isn't doing enough in many ways they can't do enough or
they don't want to and then the Supreme Court is just going to keep giving these
wins to the right, in part because of you know, a decades long game by the right and
and and focused by the right to pack the Supreme Court with conservative
justices and they're getting their way there now,
they're at a point where they can do whatever they want.
And you know, this is I think tame to what people will start to resort to if things
continue to get worse and worse and you continue to deprive people of their rights
or strip the rights if you continue to let existential crises fester and get worse.
They should be thankful that there is a nonviolent civil disobedience
in a church or at an NBA game exactly which is which is what I advocate for.
That's what I want, that's what I want politics to be the other side.
Of course they want to normalize far more violent responses.
And seemed to be gleefully taking us down that path in any event.
I wanna credit.
I believe it's one of the videos from one of the women from that video said,
I know it seems really outrageous to do it in a church in a private space.
However, the people who are enforcing these laws have no qualms coming up to
women in private spaces such as doctor's offices and
medical clinics to harass them and call them murderers.
I totally agree.
And these protests have been going on in other places as well at sporting events
and everything, like again they're going to get criticized and I'm sure, you know,
I'm sure I'm trying to blank in his name.
Steven crowder is probably gonna have delight in in discussing these things
because he doesn't care about politics or the stakes or anything like that.
But but these women do,
these are the sort of people who are seemingly our only defense in these areas.
The democrats have largely checked out on a lot of these issues.
The assaults against reproductive rights, the assaults against the L.
G. B. T.
Q.
Plus community, maybe we get an instagram post from our elected leaders and
that's pretty much it certainly no legislation, no executive orders.
And so we need to be doing everything we can nonviolently to protect these rights.
Yeah.
Thank you.