Good morning, friends. I hope you're doing well, Stefan Molineer from Freedom,

ma'am. Welcome to your Sunday morning. Philosophy take down to the forces of anti-reason.

And I started my day off. Constantine, someone or other, was debating. Andrew Wilson,

husband of Rachel Wilson,

who has actually a great book on the occult origins of feminism,

which you should check out.

And Andrew and Rachel show up on the whatever podcast and other areas.

And they were debating the draft versus motherhood.

The draft versus motherhood.

And we'll put a link to the debate below.

It was shockingly bad.

Okay, Andrew Wilson is a very smart guy and a very good debater.

He has that slightly drunken uncle weary impatience with frivolity and foolishness that is

actually quite powerful.

And I don't mean that to diminish his rhetorical skills, which are very good.

But he has this, yeah,

yeah, yeah, got it. Okay, I understand. Yeah, yeah. Got it. And it's very, very effective. And I certainly

applaud that. Debating is in part show and in part reason. And of course, the reason should

outshine the show, but you need to have, it doesn't, if you have a great product, you also need a great salesman. In fact, the better

the product, the more of a great salesman you need. And the argument was something like this.

So Constantine was saying women have to carry children and raise children, and that is the unique contribution

that they provide to society, and Andrew Wilson's argument was that men are subject to the draft,

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