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Slack.com slash DHQ. All right, everybody. You can see the very active background, the

active setting. I'm in DC today, one of my least favorite places on earth, but I had

to be here. So here I am. All right, the process is now complete. The Boy Scouts, maybe you

heard the news yesterday, the Boy Scouts, a once proud and important organization and

an organization that used to help shape boys into men is now dead. It had been dying

for some time now, but it is, I think it's officially official. They made the announcement

yesterday that, and it's an announcement that even 10 years ago, what it seemed like

some kind of outlandish ridiculous parody, but now it's real. It actually happened. The

Boy Scouts said today that they're dropping, or yesterday I should say, that they're dropping

boy from Boy Scouts and they shall henceforth be known as the Scouts because, well, because

we're including girls. So we can't exclude girls from the organization or from the name.

The Boy Scouts giving up their name. It's just the last and unavoidable step in, well,

not even really the last step because there's more to come, I'm sure, but this is just the

latest step in a process that's been in a devolution that's been happening for years

now. And it began, it began with, I think I really began an earnest when the Boy Scouts

finally surrendered to the left on the issue of gay Scouts and they said, fine, we can have

gay Scouts. And then the left came back and they said, okay, but you need to have gay Scout

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