Buck Sexton

This is where I go.

This is where the book sort of finishes in the last chapter.

And the final arguments are people need to understand that the advice, the call to arms, if you will, from Solzhenitsyn, the great Soviet dissident of live not by lies,

People ask me, how do we avoid this stuff?

Because this lays out the different tactics.

It lays out confusion and degradation as the twin pillars of menticide, for example.

So in the menticidal process, in order to unmoor you from your ethics, your sense of self, your sense of reality around you, they want to keep you confused.

Now, they can lock you in a cell, cut you off from all daylight and blast music in.

There's things that they can physically do.

but also there are ways that you can just try to keep people confused through propaganda, confused through messaging, so they don't have the basic moral understanding.

And degradation is really a degradation of your ability to understand the most fundamental truth.

And this is why I get into the transgender madness that sees this country, because, Glenn, under a menticidal framework,

If you are willing to affirm the most obvious madness, which is that a man can become a woman and that there's no biological advantage, these sorts of things, you are not just conceding on that issue.

You are degrading your own brain's ability to make the most basic distinctions and undermining the confidence that you have in your perception of reality.

This is a key step.

Why?

in mere loose menticide this is a key step in how and this is why it can be done with extreme force but it can also be done with extreme messaging all throughout the society around us and so that's what we get into it was i mean some of some of that is through extreme force because if you didn't if you didn't go along with it you were ostracized

Yeah, it's just a difference of what the punishments are.

There's a whole chapter, Glenn, where I get into what really happened in China and the incredible... Now, the Chinese, the Maoists, borrowed from the Stalinists who, of course, were like, hey, we have this new Soviet man that we're going to build.

This guy Pavlov... Pavlov, by the way, actually hated the Soviets and the whole other thing.