Greetings, parish, opens, and retrogrades. Happy Friday. Friday is here once again. And that

means that Christian masculinism is here as an episode, treating of something that's important

to your world. It might not be something making the headlines today. In fact, we know it's not.

It's something they're keeping out of the headlines. Today, the C-MAS crew is complete once again. Michael Robillard is back,

my buddy Michael and my co-author on Don't Go to College. So he's back after a week-long layoff.

Also, my friend Will nolan from nolan knows and my very very very

strong friend elliot holes how the hell are you guys not bad how you too man well thanks

all of you are strong dudes by the way. I just ran out of stuff to say.

So that's, but anyway, I wanted to talk to the parish orphans and the retrogrades about something that's not so linearly linked to even my case for Patriarch ebook, which is girls in sports.

And the topic today is why, why, why would Agenda 2030, which I'm not sure maybe you guys

can help me straighten this out, are they good guys or bad guys? Why did they want young girls in sports?

We've got quite the answer to this rhetorically posed bowling pin of a question,

and we're going to knock it down right now.

So, Will, you took the first crack at this when we were just goofing off here.

Why would it be that Agenda 2030 wants girls in sports?

Well, girls can dream big.

Feminism says, unless that dream involves being a housewife.

The things you're allowed to dream about are basically being little boys, being men, and excelling in traditionally male fields.

Because there's one thing that feminism hates, and it is femininity.

Feminism is a form of misogyny.

And if you can push girls into male competitive arenas,

then you are going to devalue the traditionally feminine roles.

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