Jack Posobiec

You become resentful at God for creating you, for creating the world, for creating society.

And so that resentment breeds envy, it breeds anger, it breeds dissociation, it breeds disaffectedness.

And Charlie talked about this all the time.

He said, the biggest problem in America right now is disenfranchised young men.

And he said, if we can get that question right, and that's economics, that's the demonization of young men in America, that's

you know, immigration obviously plays a huge role in that housing, all of it.

If you can get that right, you can actually fix so much of the problem in society, because there's no path for a lot of these people.

But even if they have great grades, and by the way, many of the people I just mentioned that who've turned to this violence did have great grades, 1500 SATs, or member of the robotics team, different things like this.

And it's that lack of God, that lack of humanity, that lack of understanding that we're all given

Certain talents were all given different talents.

It makes us different.

And yes, that's totally fine, but we can all be united in the fact that we're all from the same country.

We all have one creator.

We all have those shared values.

But if you lose God at the center of all of this, and that's why I believe that the social reformers and cultural Marxists, what they did in the 1960s, the very first thing they did was they made it disreputable to cite God in public, disreputable to talk about the Ten Commandments, disreputable to say, oh, I read, what's your favorite book?

The Bible, right?

People would laugh.

It's not your favorite books, but that's the Bible.

Charlie would send me a Bible verse every single morning.

He would just do this to a bunch of people, whatever he was reading.