>> Moms for Liberty is an organization that's been in the news quite a bit over
the last year or two, and from the point of view of a rational person, rarely for
anything good, but even more rarely for anything as bad as this.
A local Indiana chapter of the group quoted Adolf Hitler in a newsletter,
and they've had to kind of apologize for it.
Even that isn't enough for an unequivocal apology, but
let's get to what they actually did.
Here's the newsletter that they sent out.
And you can see on the right hand side, he alone who owns the youth,
gains the future Adolf Hitler.
Right above as was pointed out by producer Mike, Moms for Liberty will not be
intimidated by hate groups, which actually has rarely been as true because
they clearly are not intimidated by hate groups, they're inspired by them.
It's an aspirational thing, look at these great quotes from the Furor.
So anyway, they are obviously, if you're not familiar, they're
a far-right organization that engages in anti-student inclusion activities.
They say they're part of the modern parental rights movement.
If rights is supposed to be defined as your right to have other people's kids not
learn pretty much anything in school, they are in favor of that right.
They are fine with COVID-19 running wild through schools.
They don't believe that LGBTQ+ people should be able to live open, free lives,
and they have never met a book that they don't wanna ban, except maybe minecamp.
I will leave open the possibility that they'd be okay with that one.
But anyway, they say that in response to the uproar,
that they're gonna add context to the original newsletter to say that
the quote from this quote horrific leader should put parents on alert.
But that's not what you did in the newsletter, you just quoted it,
you would MLK Jr. you just put it in there as it's any other historic figure.
They do say this is the chapter leader of that particular chapter says,
we condemn Adolf Hitler's actions and his dark place in human history.
We should not have quoted him in our newsletter and
expressed our deepest apology.
So at that point, that's good,
I think that's a pretty good apology from my point of view.
Brett, what do you think?
>> No, they made a huge mistake, they learned nothing from the people that
inspired them to do the things they do on a regular basis.
You got to double down, you got to post a photo.
If you apologize that's weakness, you need to post a photo of you with,
if not a Hitler impersonator, then some Nazi paraphernalia, maybe some thumbs up,
maybe get a tattoo of a swastika.
That's how you have to act this day and age.
Those people not familiar with Moms of Liberty, they are my favorite.
They are the moms who wanna ban every book.
And so what they do is they go to school board meetings pretending
to be the sane ones, and all they do is read the most salacious,
smutty paragraphs from otherwise total award winning books
that inspire the kind of free thought they pretend is illegal.
And so it's just moms being, this is traumatizing my kid,
which you got going on here, so I'm gonna read it.
Pin her down, smack her on the ass, you're just Holy schnikes, lady.
I feel the more traumatizing thing is you going in front of your kids,
friends, parents, and the entire internet and
talking about smacking people on the ass, you weirdo.
>> Yeah, I think that reading erotica in public is a kink that
hasn't gotten enough of a venue in the past.
And I think that these PTA meetings have really freed
people up to live their best lives.
>> Yeah, [CROSSTALK] anyway, it's just that moms are so bored,
I'm founding a new organization called Moms for something else to do.
Moms for extracurricular activities that don't involve doing this.
They're just so bored, and the one mom that I'm actually referencing,
I made a video on this rebel HQ about Moms for Liberty.
And that mom then just goes on a diatribe about how she doesn't wanna have anal sex
and how she's never had anal sex, and you just watch her kid be,
we need to move to a new school district.
I need something [CROSSTALK] else to start over, please.
I need a mask [CROSSTALK] and a new name, hit me with something blunt so
I forget all of this.
>> We need government subsidies for hobbies for moms.
Also, by the way, dads, because dads have a lot of time to throw aviator glasses on,
take a photo of them in their car, and then just bother people on Twitter.
That's also a pretty bad use of your time.
But anyway, regardless of their quotes or their erotica,
Moms for Liberty is present in 44 states, 285 chapters.
And while I don't necessarily agree with the way that they spend their time with
what their priorities are, there's really not much else for them to do,
because there are no problems in our schools, and
kids don't need any additional help, so they're just stuck with this.
This is all there is.
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