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Because finding the truth and something requires research and deep
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dives and not looking up stuff on Wikipedia, you know
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what I mean, reading books and and you know, having
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critical thought process because everybody can have an idea, which
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you know, the CIA was famous for labeling conspiracy theories
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in the first place, you know, And and it's not
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a bad thing to have an idea and to have
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a theory about something.
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The Broadcasting Seeds.
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Broadcasting Seeds in the Minds of.
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The All right, hello everyone, and welcome back to another
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episode of Broadcasting Seeds. I am your host, Ben at Tanton,
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and today as guests, we have I'm just going to
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call you a deplorable Janet and you can correct that
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if you would like either way. Deplorable Janet, who we've
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actually talked back and forth a good amount for a
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while and then we just you know, finally are able
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to record and it's a pleasure to have you here.
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It's so good to meet you, and I just am
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happy that we're finally doing this.
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Me too. I'm so thankful that you were very patient
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with me, because oh there was so there were so
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many things like going off all over the place in
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my world at the time. So I appreciate your patience.
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You literally hand you had little grenades going off all over.
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Yeah, small ones, but.
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Yeah, absolutely, So tell tell everybody that's not familiar with
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who you are. Tell those who you are and what
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you do and the best place to find you.
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All right, So who I am is a long story.
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I've been in the medical field my pretty much my
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entire life. Retired nurse, retired medical school teacher. But I've
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also done every aspect of the medical community. So I've
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been billing and coding and collections and all of that
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kind of stuff. Did autopsies, did home healthcare, clinical nurse supervisor.
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I've done like MSDS sheets for dangerous you know, materials,
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literally all over the gamut. And so after I retired
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from that, I had a good friend here in town
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that you know, we talked back and forth all the time,
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and he said, you know, he said, you should do
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a live show with me. And that's back when Twitter
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was still Twitter and they had periscope for their lives.
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And I'm like, oh, I don't want to do that
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because nobody's going to want to hear what I have
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to say. And he's like, you have to come on,
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you have to So I started doing lives with him,
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and then I ended up kind of being a guest
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co host on a large podcast, on No Mercy Podcast,
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and so I did that for quite a while and
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I was kind of like, you know what, I have
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so much more to say. So that's when I decided
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to start my own thing. And so I do a
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lot of medical stuff, of course, holistic because I'm very
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much in the holistic realm. After I moved away from
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the modern medical system, right and re educated myself, I
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got dumb and then re educated. So I do a
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lot of that. I do a lot of spiritual stuff,
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and in my spare time when I'm not you know,
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making things for people or stuff like that, I kind
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of do a lot of counseling per se. I'm not
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a licensed counselor. I'm not a licensed professional in that aspect,
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but God granted me the ability to be of assistance
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to others, and so that is where he has taken
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my path awesome.
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It used to be a peer support specialist at the VA,
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So yeah, it's a lot like peer support where you're
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just technically you're not licensed. Then you're not doing therapy,
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but right, people need to talk to people.
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Right, one hundred percent. And that's that's my thing, is
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that people need to be heard and have their feelings validated,
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even if it's something that we don't agree with, it's
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something that that person feels, and so giving somebody that's
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safe space to have someone to talk to and hash
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things out, work things out, you know, and a lot
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of times people say they feel better just because they
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had someone to speak to.
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Yeah. Absolutely, Yeah. So what's the best place to find you?
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You can find the podcast on every podcast platform, or
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if they like to watch the videos, you can watch
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them on Spotify or rumble. They can find me on
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Instagram at deplorable Janet or on x account number fourteen
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at no Janet Know. And then if they like Christian music,
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you can go check out Anchor and Flame that's with
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the ampersand sign on every platform because I have two
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albums and a single on there.
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Nice so perfect. So the first question I really like
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to ask every guest is, so you you kind of
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cross all bunch of boundaries with the stuff that you
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talk about on your podcast, and then in general, what
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got you into this world of I'll just call it
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high strangeness because because that kind of in companies that
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encompasses everything, right, everything from from supernatural to paranormal to
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UFO to even conspira you know, conspiracies, all this stuff.
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So what got you into this world of high strangeness?
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You know?
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I think it started when I was still practicing as
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a nurse and had my daughter get vaccine injured and
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then started looking up things that way, and I was like, oh, whoa.
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And I had a sister that was two years older
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than me that was prescribed a prescription migraine medication. She
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took that, she died instantly and exploded her heart, and
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so I'm like, okay, now what is going on? And
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so it was through all of those things in the
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medical field where I'm like, things don't make sense. Then
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I grew up in Catholic school and so you can't
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question right, kind of like the narrative. Now, you can't
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question science, you can't question anything. If you do, your
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labeled a terrorist or an anti anti xyzer, you know
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what I mean. And so just from that that was
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like my early backgrounds of you know what, things don't
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make sense, they don't add up.
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Yeah, now I'm pretty sure I know where it came from,
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But where did the name come from.
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Well, partially from the lovely Missus Clinton, right, but also
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I had a good friend that was, like, you know,
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back in World War One, there was a group that
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was called the Deplorables, and it was the group that
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would go out and they would always do the things
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that nobody else wanted to do. And they're like, that
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name suits you to a t for that reason.
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It's kind of like the the the League of Ungentlemanly
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Warfare kind.
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Of thing, right exactly. Yeah, yeah, and so that's kind
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of me because take it early. But like with age,
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I don't have a filter. Now, I'm not going to
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cut somebody down. I'm not going to be rude, but
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I'm going to tell people what they need to hear,
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not what they want to hear, because I think that's
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what Christ guides us to do anyway, is to you know,
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speak speak truth in all things. And so you know
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that's kind of my path and that so the name
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fits me.
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Well, yeah, So did you always see yourself speaking out publicly? Bi?
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You know, it's funny about that because I used to
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be terrified of public speaking. Horrified me And the first
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time that ever happened, you know, when I was in college,
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they wanted me to be like they're on their speaker
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at graduation. I was so terrified and trembling and I'm like,
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oh my god, like trying to muddle my way through
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any kind of speech. And then as I got older,
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you know, and I'm in my nursing career and the
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doctor's like, you should be a preceptor because I worked
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at a teaching facility and they're like, you should be
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a preceptor for this facility and train the nursing students.
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And I'm like, oh my god, no, like I don't
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want to do that and have a panic attack. I
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don't like doing things like that. It makes me nervous.
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And I finally accepted with a lot of cattle prodding
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at me, and then I got into teaching, and so
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I got over that fear of speaking. And so I've
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always been, I guess considered like the black sheep kind
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of person, yeah, you know, and thinking outside the box
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and doing things outside the box and not afraid to
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speak up for other people. But it was just that
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fear of speaking in public that always got me until
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I finally started teaching and got over that. And now
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I'm like, I'll tell anybody who will listen.
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I understand thoroughly.
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Now you can't muzzle me. There's not one big enough.
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Can't shut her up.
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Uh uh.
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So what do you feel like your mission behind your
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voices right now? Like, because I know you, I've seen,
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because I've seen I've looked at your podcast too, and
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there's a little bit of progression right so like, oh yeah,
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what do you feel is the mission behind your voice
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right now?
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You know what? Wherever God guides me and whatever he
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puts in my path. Because it's funny that, like when
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I started, it was all about political climate and you know,
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stuff like that, and it's just like naturally he moved
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me away from that and was like, just have private
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conversations with people that other people can actually hear, you know,
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let people tell their stories and stuff like that. So
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I've done a lot of you know, personal testimony type
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stuff and things like that, and it's kind of wherever
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He guides me at the time, because like I said,
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not only do I do a lot of you know,
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altered health stuff or looking at health things from a
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different perspective, but you know, if somebody needs a testimony
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or if somebody needs some kind of spiritual healing. Whatever
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is put in my path, that's where I go.
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Yeah. So yeah, for sure it takes.
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A lot of different ways.
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Absolutely it does. And I I just know like for me,
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I am part of this is age too. It's I've
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just calmed down and realized that, uh, you know, because
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you bring up the political stuff, and I'm pretty you know,
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uh fervent in my political beliefs, but but not like
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a lot of people would expect either. I'm not like
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some raging maga person, but I'm also I guess what
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you could say is I'm more socially liberal, but not
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like in a not like in a progressive but I'm not.
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I'm not saying that it's because because, like I said,
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I worked with a lot of homeless veterans. I just
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I also know and I'm realistic that it's not because
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these people. Not everyone is where the rabbit because they're lazy,
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drug addic assholes, right, Like right, it's easy. It's easy
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to be so black and white, but our world is
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so not that it's so great, So so in turn,
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you have to And then I also know that my
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my relationship with God has changed and he softened my
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heart right absolutely, and that's been huge. And it's like
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I checked myself constantly, and I'm like, gosh, my, you know,
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people that that know me are like, man, you you
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are different.
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Well, but that's a that's a beautiful thing.
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Right, supposed to happen that way.
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Yeah, and that that sanctification process is perfection. And and
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the thing that I think is funny is a lot
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of people are like, oh my gosh, you're a Christian
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and you cuss or you know whatever they pick out,
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and I'm like, you know what, I'm God's beautiful work
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in progress because it's taken me all of these years
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to build up all the bad habits and stuff, and
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I'm not going to be different overnight. It takes time
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to fix those things, right, you know. And that's why
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it's those those people that look at somebody else and
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judge them from the outside. They're like, well, I don't
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know why you can't stop cussing or stop being this,
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or stop doing that or whatever. It takes time, you know,
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because you can't break a bad habit overnight.
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So yeah, so this is kind of a big question.
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It's just I don't ask it all the time, but
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it hits me and it's hit me with you is like,
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what do you think is happening right now, like in
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the culture that most people aren't fully seeing. And this
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isn't negative. It's not a negative question, it's a it's
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a could be as positive as it is negative. I
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think that most of the time when I ask questions
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like this, people immediately when they talk about the culture
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go negative. So it could be either.
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Way well, and my personal opinion, especially if we put
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it in the realm of belief or spiritual belief, there
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is definitely a battle, just like your book talks about.
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And some people, I don't know, if they forget what
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they were taught, forgot their their upbringings, something happened to
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shake their faith or whatever. But there's also on the