Would you as attorney general be comfortable defending a law that once
again outlawed sodomy.
That questioned Lawrence again, or Griswold or gay marriage that came
from the state legislature to to put to the test what justice Thomas said.
>> Yeah, I mean, there's all kinds of issues here, but
certainly the Supreme Court has stepped into issues that I don't
think there was any constitutional provision dealing with.
They were legislative issues.
And this is one of those issues and there may be more.
>> The weirdo and pervert that you just heard from is Ken Paxton,
the Attorney General of the state of Texas.
Where lawmakers are much less concerned about ensuring that their constituents
don't die from their failed privatized power grid during a winter storm.
But are concerned about whether or not you're engaging in butt love, dairy or
delights in your bedroom.
And they would fight aggressively to prevent that from happening.
Not really sure how they would basically enforce it maybe they're gonna ask for
surveillance cameras in your bedroom.
But this is not shocking to me considering the fact that Clarence Thomas
made clear in his concurring decision or opinion that would reverse
Roe v Wade stating that maybe we should consider rolling back previous
court rulings that indicated that sodomy laws were unconstitutional.
So, asked specifically about Lawrence V Texas, a 2003 Supreme Court ruling
that overturned a state anti sodomy law and made all such laws invalid nationwide.
Paxton said, quote, my job is to defend state law and I'll continue to do that.
That is my job under the constitution and I'm certainly willing and able to do that.
I'm sure you are Ken, I'm sure you are, sitting around thinking about whether or
not couples are having butt love behind closed doors,
that is what these politicians are focusing on.
That is what they do.
>> So guys, a lot of times, Republicans suggest absolutely outrageous things and
in order to normalize it, people in Washington, but
they're not really gonna do that.
No, wait a minute.
In 2003, the Lawrence case overturned a law that existed in Texas.
It's not like they weren't gonna do it, they had done it,
they were doing it all the way to 2003.
And now Paxton says, no, I'm gonna bring it back as as long as the Supreme Court
lets me, we're going to prevent what kind of sex you can have inside your own home.
No, no but remember, this is the party that claims they're for freedom,
they're an absolute joke.
Now, here comes an important twist for
folks who don't know sodomy means anal or oral sex.
And it doesn't say anything about gay or straight.
It's just the word of sodomy, it could apply to either, so
they would until 2003 receiving or giving oral sex in Texas was illegal.
You could be put in jail for that, okay.
And now they're saying, we're gonna bring that back.
You do oral sex or you receive oral sex,
we're gonna put you in prison cuz we're the party that believes in freedom.
>> I am not a proponent of the nanny state and I'm not a proponent of the pervert
state, I think it's incredibly disgusting that you have elected lawmakers.
You have the Attorney General in Texas again,
sitting around spending their time thinking about the sexual activity of
others when in reality it is none of their business, 0% of their business.
In fact, the only real goal or role for
the government is to protect its constituents to protect its people.
And when it comes to protecting its people from things like death,
Texas has failed pretty miserably.
In fact, one of the more recent cases involved their privatized power grid
failing during a severe winter storm.
And during that winter storm as a result of their privatized power grid
failing 256 people died in Texas.
Did they do anything to fix the problem afterwards?
No, nothing, zero.
They're sitting around thinking about whether or not you're having butt sex or
whether or not your wife gave you a little oral love, that's it.
That's all they're thinking about, they're perverts and they're creeps.
Let me give you more.
So let's go to graphic five here.
I wanna give you more details about what happened with the failed power grid.
Abbott claimed that necessary actions had been taken to shore up the grid.
But when temperatures fell below freezing in January, gas supply dropped by
nearly 20% in the Permian Basin, a key region for the state's oil production.
Later with an even colder weather forecast cast residents began to panic.
It was clear that winterization efforts are far from complete,
meaning they didn't do anything to respond effectively to the failed
power grid that ended up killing 256 people in the state of Texas.
There are other issues in the state of Texas, including the fact that
Texas ranked 49th out of 50 states for overall children's health.
I don't know, maybe spare a minute or two to think about that instead of whether or
not people are having anal sex in their personal lives.
Texas ranked 46th out of 50 states for child well-being.
Texas, ranked 43rd in educational attainment.
Wallet-Hub also ranks Texas at 51st out of all states and
D.C on its list of best and worst states for Children's Health Care.
But I mean, Ken Paxton can't be bothered with those issues.
You know what I mean?
He can't be bothered by that.
The Republican lawmakers in that state are too worried about whether or
not you're enjoying life a little too much whether or
not you're being pleasured a little too much in the bedroom.
Whether or not you're married to someone you love, but not the right person for
you based on what their state government thinks, they're disgusting.
They're disgusting people who focus on things they shouldn't be focusing on.
>> So look, all of you, even if you're a right winger,
you get that this is the most anti freedom thing you could do, right?
>> Do they get it?
>> No, no. They guarantee the young Republicans
right now, they're not going to really do that.
>> They'll do it trust me.
>> Okay, and then the Republicans are like, yes, I can't wait to do that, right?
Because they're Christian zealots, and they're like, no, my God says you have to
do this and you can't do that and I can't wait to bust into your house.
Now, you might be thinking that, but come on, really bust into people's houses,
you guys keep calling them perverts, what's your argument for that?
Lawrence v Texas, that case was about Texas cops that busted into someone's
house and caught them in the middle of sex, caught them in the middle of sex.
>> How dare they?
>> No, you would have to assign people to be on the pervert squad,
meaning I'm gonna, they're gonna be peeping toms that are looking for anybody.
Are they having oral sex, are they having anal sex?
What kind of sex are they having?
They're spying on them, and they're breaking in, I caught you, got you and
then of course the cops take their pants down and they beat off.
And then they're like, yeah,
afterwards we're gonna arrest you because we don't like what you're doing.
We covered a story a while back,
Republicans were trying to outlaw some sort of porn and they're like, yeah, but
now we have to watch it in order to outlaw.
And all the Republicans, like, I'll do it, I'll do it, I'll do it,
I'll do the wrong kind of porn.
I'll watch it up, I'll be on the list.
They're all perverts, Ken Paxton is a peeping Ken,
he can't wait to make sodomy illegal so he can watch everybody do it and
then arrest them for it after he got off.
>> Yeah, it's really interesting because the Republican Party l,
they love to watch us take it, right?
I mean, they're proponents of screwing people over and over again,
when it comes to all of the pro corporate economic policies that they bolster in
this country over and over again.
They have no problem watching their own constituents suffer, freeze to death,
struggle with poverty, live on the street, they don't care about any of that.
Again, they'd rather spend their time policing what we do in our private and
personal lives, which has absolutely no impact on society.
It just makes people happy.
It leads to pleasure in people's personal lives.
They can't have that.
>> Although I do have a question, if they do make sodomy illegal again in Texas,
will they have to arrest Donald Trump and Ted Cruz for
what Trump did to Cruz in 2016?