You can't get to a level of self-hatred if you are consistently loved by people.

Hi, everybody. Welcome to the virtue signal Signal. I'm Bill Whittle with my friend and associate Alfonso Rachel, and you pretty much know the drill by now. So the election is over and all of that

kind of mechanical, you know, real world stuff is set aside for another year anyway.

Like really, it's all done?

It's wrapped up now?

No, no, no, we don't know the answer.

We won't know the answer until next election.

I'm just saying we might as well just, you know, pitch a tent and, you know, open the beans

and sit back and enjoy the sunset.

But what I thought maybe would be a fun thing for me to do just as a series for me.

I know you have your own topics, obviously, is when I look around, I realize that one of the

main objectives of the left is to make sure that nobody knows anything, but not just about

important things like math or science. Nobody knows anything about morality not just about important things like math or science.

Nobody knows anything about morality, about what's important.

The only thing they know that's important are the things that they're told that's important

based upon this so-called philosophy of theirs.

So I thought maybe we could do a series, sort of an ongoing series on what matters,

just sort of as a,

just like imagining like a clean sheet of paper.

It's not that I want us to imagine

that we don't have values,

but if we had to put together a message,

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