Rachel Wilson

That's what it seems like.

It's exactly what it is.

It seems like a trap door.

Just the way they describe it, you're like, oh, well, that's me, man.

I'm into self-improvement.

And that's where you get- I do cold punches.

That's why it's, we're all God.

I'm God.

And that's where you get moral relativism.

Secular humanism comes from Luciferianism, by the way.

And in the 20th century, almost all the feminists signed the humanist manifestos and things like that.

The secular humanism stuff where it's like morality is subjective.

You know, what's right for you at the time is what's right and what's right or wrong for me at the time.

And there is no objective moral facts.

By the way, the reason they get away with rewriting the history on feminism.

is because they use something called standpoint theory.

And this is an epistemological framework that asserts that there is no such thing as objective historical truth or facts.

There's no objective timeline of history.

There are no historical facts.

And to the extent that these historical facts exist, they were created by white patriarchal oppressors to perpetuate