We've seen them on reality TV, enormous families with dozens of children, but their lives

are nowhere near picture perfect, as they're bowing to male authority, having as many kids

as possible and using subpar learning plans developed by predators.

This insidious belief system has still gained a following even throughout its many scandals.

This week's episode is The Quiverful Movement.

I'm in deep.

Well, we're going to be discussing one of the topics that gets my blood boiling more than

any other topic today.

So I told myself before we started recording, I had to give myself a little pep talk and

say, you know, you got a lot of hot takes.

Maybe we maybe they're warm takes because the last thing I want to do is offend someone,

but also fundamental Christians, we got some problems.

I imagine they wouldn't be allowed to listen to this show.

Sure.

Well, yeah, but I mean, you don't have to be a follower to be offended by something, but

like I say, everyone can practice whatever they want in my opinion until you start to

harm others, especially kids.

And I feel like this quiverful movement is just problem after problem after problem.

And the insidious nature of its development is nauseating.

If you trace it back to its true roots, it's rooted in eugenics, a pure race, white supremacy.

It's been folded and folded and folded into like a nice, quilty, fluffy thing.

But if you look down at the bones of it, the bones are built on the work of eugenicists

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