Megan Basham

The very next day, the Afghan terrorists killed two National Guardsmen.

So that's how this empathy debate is working within the church.

Yeah, that's exactly what it is.

And keep in mind, though, that they set the terms for who you're supposed to feel empathetic toward.

So you're supposed to feel empathetic toward the man who claims he's a woman who wants access to women's private spaces, but you're not supposed to feel empathetic to the women who feel threatened by this.

You're supposed to feel empathetic for the BLM activists who are insisting that hands up, don't shoot happened, but you're not supposed to feel empathetic

for the police officer who has now had his reputation destroyed over a lie.

And you see this again and again.

You're supposed to feel empathetic for the illegal immigrants who have come here, who are bringing trafficking issues, who are bringing crime and drug issues, but you're not supposed to feel empathetic for the communities that are being impacted by this or for the guardsmen who have been killed because we did not sufficiently vet these immigrants as they were coming here.

So they're really directing you to say, here's how, who you are supposed to feel empathetic for.

And you're not supposed to ask simple questions of justice or truth when you do it.

And, you know, it's so Marxian because that was Marx, right?

He supposedly felt this empathy for all of mankind, but he didn't even take care of his own family.

Well, you know, the first one, and this is not just to plug my book, but I do go into this in Shepherds for Sale, how evangelical leaders traded the truth for a leftist agenda.

And that was a very key piece of it, this empathy debate, because when my book came out, the two subjects I was probably most attacked on were

were one, how could I go after world relief and these immigration NGOs that were supposedly doing all this Christian work all over the world?

How could I expose those people that was so unchristian?

And then the other one was the Title IX abuse issue.

They were attacking me for saying, well, wait a minute, we need to investigate the truth claims of these women, adult women who

who are claiming that they were abused when they had relationships with adult men who were supposedly in some sort of power over them.