Someone finally put a graphic to this. Here's the cycle. The thing is not happening. It's

absolutely no chance these things are happening.

Well, but people say they're happening.

It's a right-wing conspiracy theory.

These things are not happening.

Evidence comes out to the contrary,

and then it's, well, I mean, they might be happening. And then the evidence comes out to such a degree that they can no longer pretend it's not happening and now it's a good thing.

You can apply this to anything. The one I remember most was in the

separate country of Washington State when I had made the horrible decision to go do a team show

on a general talk station. It was the horrible

candy Mike and Todd show, utterly dreadful radio. Everything about it was

horrible. The only thing that was good about it was my desire to try to bring some conservatism to

something like that to join my dear departed friend Dory Maudsen up there doing

that. So when the separate country of Washington started to create perverse pornographic sex ed that taught kids to and forgive the language,

if their parents wouldn't buy them sex toys. The two use vegetables and if their parents weren't

really allowing them to have sex in the house. Here's some ways to go do it secretly.

People said that's not happening.

And when I produced the curriculum and actually did a video with a woman running to be the superintendent of public schools in Washington State.

And Maya and I actually reviewed the curriculum, then it was a right-wing conspiracy.

When that finally broke through to the point where they were having a hearing in

Olympia, the capital of the separate country of Washington,

some people started to say, well, it might be happening, but this is only to teach good touch, bad touch.

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