The reason we talked so much about rising prices during Biden is that he gave us record inflation. Trump has all but killed that inflation. Wages are up too. Huge win.
Prices always rise- the goal is to make them rise as slowly as possible and make wages increase. Unless you're rooting for a recession.
We shouldn't gaslight people who are actually struggling. But there are two deeper issues here:
First, gratefulness and perspective were always cornerstones on the Right - along with a "can-do" attitude. Struggling and overcoming in hard times is in our DNA as Americans. It's the Left that traffics in self-victimization. We can encourage a "can-do" American spirit without being callous.
Second, we're dealing with record-low financial literacy and record-high consumerism among younger generations. Anyone in their 20s who thinks you need to buy $20 burritos on DoorDash to survive has been failed- by their parents, by the education system, and a political class that feeds their ignorance and self-victimization.
Helping people realize how much actual power they have to improve their circumstances is the best thing we can do for our fellow Americans, and one of the best things we can do to ensure we remain a free, self-governing nation.
Amazon spent a billion dollars to adapt the classic works of the greatest fantasy writer ever.
And The Daily Wire comes in and is just like, "Here's a better show, it's our first try."
Wild world.
https://t.co/D959tRvHFU
If I Ruled the World, I would instruct the presidents of every media outlet to air this video in prime time. I would instruct every professor in every university to show it in every class. And then, I would freeze every social media account, until the owners of said accounts watched this seven minute public service announcement in its entirety. However, because I don't rule the world, and because I don't really harbor authoritarian tendencies, (I think,) I can only share the wisdom of Mr. Hudson on my personal page and encourage you to do the same. And invite him onto my podcast, at his convenience.
@JeremyDBoreing I played the first few minutes of the first episode of The Pendragon Cycle and it looks great. I am waiting until this weekend to watch them as a weekly episode. Was it mastered with any type of HDR and surround sound audio?
People ask my all the time where I get my ideas and arguments from
I read @jordanbpeterson
I watch @benshapiro
I listen to @DennisPrager
Those three are by far the most effective, wise, intelligent, and impactful thinkers of our time!
No to the groypers.
No to cowards like Tucker Carlson, who normalize their trash.
No to those who champion them.
No to demoralization.
No to bigotry and anti-meritocratic horseshit.
No to anti-Americanism.
No.
As a teenager, @StephenLawhead's The Pendragon Cycle reshaped my understanding of faith, courage, and purpose. It rejected the shallow, “nice” Christianity of my youth and revealed a kind of Christian whose faith was forged in blood and sacrifice -- a world where the battle for king and country was inseparable from the battle for Christ and His Kingdom.
That story changed me, and I’ve spent years bringing it to life for the screen.
This is The Pendragon Cycle: Rise of the Merlin -- a new scripted series from @realDailyWire and Bonfire Legend, adapted from Lawhead’s extraordinary novels.
The cast and crew bled to make it. It is, without question, the largest and most ambitious production ever undertaken by a conservative new media company. It is also the most masculine, muscular work of Christian art since Braveheart.
And it begins with a sword…
It’s shocking how many people are up in arms that @jordanbpeterson mentioned that psychopaths exist on both the right and the left. Especially after seeing the left fall from these dark tetrad types. Thinking it can’t happen on the right is super naive.
There’s no effort on the American right to prevent Christians from declaring the truth that Christ is King.
There is an important effort to encourage Christians to be discerning about the motives of some malefactors who would exploit the language of faith in order to foster evil.
There is a reason Jesus Christ the King says that not everyone who calls Him Lord will be saved.
There is a reason an entire commandment warns against carrying His name in vain.
Anyone who says Christ is King because they believe Jesus of Nazareth is the King of Kings, the Son of God, and the Risen Lord in whom is found forgiveness of sins and life eternal is proclaiming the awesome and terrifying truth of the Gospel.
Anyone who says Christ is King to assert their dominance over others or to create tribal division and foster hatred of outsiders is not proclaiming the Prince of Peace but the Father of Lies.
In vain do they carry the name of the Lord, and the christ they declare is the antichrist who would have your soul.
Fortunately, it isn’t hard to tell one from the other, if you have eyes to see and ears to hear.