Andrew Wilson

What about it?

Well, so in this particular case, I do think it should be, yes.

Right.

Well, his argument to me is, wouldn't it be against the First Amendment to outlaw rainbow flags, right?

And I say, no, that wouldn't be against the First Amendment.

That would be more in line with the First Amendment.

You wouldn't necessarily need to even promote crosses or crucifixes.

But what you could do is you could promote things like value structures.

So let me give you an example of this.

You're driving down the street and you look over to the right and there's billboards.

You've seen this a million times, right?

What if the billboards had things like family, right?

And it showed a mommy and a daddy and the kids, right?

Controversial.

And the push was towards the ideas of normalcy.

The push was towards the idea of

This is what we want to see in society.

What if tax breaks went to married people, right?

What if we drastically increase this to the point like some Eastern European countries have done, which has helped their birth rates, where it's like, okay, you have three kids, you don't have to pay taxes anymore.

Sure.