November 29, 2025 • 48 mins
SEGMENT 1: THE WAR ON THE FAMILY STARTS AT HOME
SEGMENT 2: THE DEATH OF DISCIPLINE: WHY OUR KIDS RUN THE HOUSE
SEGMENT 3: THE PREDICATE FOR TYRANNY: WEAK PARENTS, WEAK HOMES
SEGMENT 4: THE END OF THE AMERICAN PARENT
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and on my show, I control the conversation. Welcome back
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Here and the Belly of the Beast, Minneapolis, Minnesota. You're
watching Real America's Voice, headquarters of the Ultra MAGA and
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America First Movement. Happy Thanksgiving to everybody out there all
across the country. There's definitely a time for family and celebration,
and we're definitely honored to be back here with you
this Saturday. This Thanksgiving Saturday, a time to be thankful,
no doubt about it, a time to be thankful. There's
a lot of things to be thankful about. Gratitude is
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pretty much the source code of a good life. I
would say being grateful is the foundation upon which good
lives are built. And no better time to be grateful,
to show some gratitude and to give thanks then on
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a Thanksgiving, hopefully around family, and then we wish all
the families well. Family is still a very important thing
to the mag of movement, the America First Movement, Real
America's voice. So we hope you're enjoying this Saturday morning
with your family somewhere across the country for Thanksgiving. Back
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to the plot, as they say, there's a time to
celebrate and there's a time to deal with the business.
I guess if you're tuned in this Thanksgiving morning, this
Thanksgiving Saturday morning, then we got to deal with the
business next weekend. I'll go deep on this Somalian fraud.
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I want to keep looking at it and seeing as
it unfolds. When it's all said and done, this may
end up being one of the biggest scandals in the
history of our great state of Minnesota, thirty second state
of the Union, Great State of Minnesota. This Somali NNGO
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nonprofit care Muslim Brotherhood Al Shabab fraud, mate go down
in history as one of the most scandalous things that's
happened in Minnesota. But we'll talk about that more next week.
And when it comes to family and I always like
to go to the fundamentals on the podcast, please call
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me crazy. I just did an episode and I asked
the question, should you whoop your children? And I hate
to bring this up at a time like Thanksgiving, when
families more or less are coming together to enjoy each other,
to be grateful for one another, but it is a
necessary question because I do think the fundamentals one of
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the fundamental schisms in American culture is between men and women.
Not to be divisive, but there is a significant cultural
which in the most general sense, between men and women,
and it has it has done great damage to the
family structure, to the nuclear family, and what family used
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to represent as a building block of American life and
thus American citizenship. And so I bring this point up
because in the MAGA movement, in the America First Movement,
we are deeply, deeply concerned, probably at the broadest level
that the broadest measurement of MAGA issues, we are deeply
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concerned that our children have become the target of tyrannical
and crazy, for lack of a better term, illogical, irrational
government policy, political agendas, and I would agree with that,
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there's no doubt about it. Rightfully, so every parent in
America should be deeply concerned about the growing norm that
our children are in the crosshairs of very sinister political agendas,
political agendas that don't mean them any good, that don't
mean them well, that don't have their well being and
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prosperity as the priority. They've become inventory in a sense,
scientific inventory, experimental inventory, military, industrial inventory. Our children have
become inventory. But we have to deal with the predicates.
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And there was a predicate here. And I know a
lot of people may disagree with this, but we are
going to get down to the bottom of it for
today show. I don't usually do this. I talk about
political issues on Saturday mornings, and this is a political issue,
but this is a cultural issue, a deeply rooted cultural
issue in America. It must be dealt with. Should you
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whoop your children? Do you have the right? Should you
have the right to physically discipline your children? Well? Since
time immemorial the jewishprudence, the legal answer is yes. Over
time it started to change and the state has created
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a caveat that says within reason, and the reason is
going to be this gray area that I guess the
schools and the community and the political culture of a
given neighborhood or jurisdiction, even the lawmakers of a particular state,
will decide what's considered reasonable physical discipline. And I say
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this with all due respect to anybody else and how
they parent their children. It's your choice and it should
be your choice how to parent your children within reason, right.
I mean, if you're sitting there they're pumping crank with
your fourteen year old teenager, that would be seen as
very unreasonable, as unlawful number one, but also unreasonable and
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not within the scope of choosing to raise your children
how you want. Also, pedophilia and incest, these things are
beyond reason. But should you be able to physically discipline
a child or adolescent or teen who is being disrespectful
or defiant. I've come to find out over the last
week that a huge portion of American society has accepted
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that it's unacceptable to physically discipline their children. And I
don't know where I've been living for the last twenty
odds some years, but this is concerning. Honestly, it's almost
unbelievable to me. And see again, it was a predicate.
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If you don't have the right to govern over your
own children in the home when they're disrespectful or defiant,
it's no wonder that the public schools and the government
thought it'd be okay to vaccinate or transition your children
without your knowledge or consent. This is when our founding
fathers again, I say it every weekend, this is when
our founding fathers said, if you give up your freedom
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for security, you will have neither, and you deserve neither.
It's a slippery slope once you start to give that authority,
that power to the government out of convenience. The problem
in America is our sense of citizenship is lost. Convenience
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will be the death of freedom. It's more convenient to
let the schools raise your kid. It's more convenient to
let the government tell you how they should be raised,
or some pop psychologists, it's more convenient to raise your
children in accordance with the societal norm, even if we
know that it is increasingly bringing children to worse and
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worse outcomes, and we look at the outcomes, whether it's
mental health of anxiety, depression, body dysmorphia, gender dysmorphia, a
decay of self image, just basic self image, self esteem,
a crisis of self esteem and self doubt in young people.
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And we say, well, how did this happen? Oh, it's
the Internet. Oh, it's social media. And then it was
you know, in the nineties and two thousands, it was
the video games. Oh, it's the music. It's the music.
It's Hollywood, it's reality TV. It's all of these models
who have bodies and faces that aren't realistic. They're photoshopped,
and they have surgery, plastic surgery. So it's hard for
young women to find find themselves in a world that
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you know, depicts women as one thing. But you know,
it really isn't what it seems. Yes, all of those
things are real, and there is great merit to them,
but fundamentally, fundamentally, we gave up the right, the cultural
right to physically discipline our own children if they're disrespectful
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or defiant. I was shocked this past week to learn
shocked to learn that there are a lot of Americans
and a lot of Christian Conservatives even who agree with
this thought process. It's almost unbelievable. We're gonna be talking
about that over the course of the show today and
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why it's a problem, and why it's a problem in
black communities. Oh, I can't wait until we get to
the black community. I find out this week as this
topic comes up on X, I find out that there
are a lot of Christian conservatives out there that seem
to believe a preponderance of violent beatings are happening in
black homes all across America in the ghetto. I don't
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know if this is some weird Hollywood you know, some
strange Hollywood motif, but it's not true. And we're going
to talk about that in a moment. I grew up
in the hood again, I tell you, guys, as honestly
and transparently as I can. I grew up on a
block where they use and soul crack and the violence,
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you know, had a lot to do with the drug trade.
I grew up in the hood of the hood, and
I can tell you with certainty whoever sold you this
narrative that there are a preponderance of violent beatings of
children and that's what leads to them, you know, being
violent lied to you. And I know who told you
we're going to talk about it in a moment because
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it's all part of the controlled opposition sy op theater.
This is why you're here on Real America's Voice, headquarters
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you what it really is. That's why I'm here on
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back to the Royce White Show. I'm your host, Royce
White here in the Belly of the Beast, Minneapolis, Minnesota.
You're watching Real America's Voice, headquarters of the Ultra Maga
and America First Movement. You gotta say the two things
together and we're gonna heal this rift in the America
First and an Ultra Maga movement soon enough. Some things
have to be discussed sorted out. That's a part of
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American society and citizenship. This is this is what we're
built upon. We talk about the tough issues. We have
to talk about the tough issues, and we sort the
tough issues out from a first principles logical basis and
that's the best way forward for any civilization. Certainly are
certainly right now at this moment in our history. And
one of these issues that I was talking about in
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the last block is corporal punishment, corporal punishment, physical discipline,
the family, the nuclear family, the authority of five or
mothers or adults. And for all my Christians this evening,
I quote Isaiah three twelve. Isaiah three twelve is a
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a daunting scripture where it says, my people, my people,
who are oppressed by their children and ruled by their women,
you've been misled. You've been turned from the path Isaiah
three twelve. For all my Christians, especially my Protestants out there,
Sola scriptora, my people, oppressed by their children, ruled by
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their women, you have been misled and turned from the
path Isaiah three twelve. And I look at what's happened
in the black community. I was starting to talk about
this in the last block. I look at what's happened
to the black community last week. I come to find
out there's a there's a thought in the conservative and
Christian movement that believes there are a preponderance of violent
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beatings in the black communities across this country, and that
is what conditions black people to violence. This is not true.
This is categorically false. This is a fictitious I mean completely,
and I tell you this as honestly and transparently as
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I can. Again, I grew up on a block where
crack was sold, used, sold, and there was plenty of
violence over the drug trade. And there was plenty of
violence of basic maquismo, male ego, and pride. And there
was plenty of violence that happened because of let's say, jealousy,
romantic jealousy that usually stem from women, relationships between multiple
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men and women, or multiple women and multiple men, and
you know, people get raged, full and vengeful and all
of a sudd you know, ex boyfriend shooting the new
boyfriend or vice versa. There's a lot of that. There's
more than of that than than than meets the eye.
But all of the all of the all of the
violent individuals that I grew up with, the people who
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became gang members and drug kingpins or or had any
type of a violent reputation in the community or spent
any time hard time in prison for violent assaults. Uh,
the large majority of them were not beaten in their
homes in fact, culturally, and and and this is across
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many Black communities. The problem is in a preponderance of beatings.
The problem is they're not being disciplined at all. In
the black community. There is a there is a crisis
of of discipline in the Black community. And I can
tell you what it stems from. It stems from uh, again,
no disrespect to the women, but it does stem from
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from women being incentivized and encouraged to push the men
out of the home with the financial backing and security
of the state. What we've come to know is the
welfare state. Whether you're getting food stamps or you're getting
state assistance from medical from the government, whatever the case
may be, the mechanism is we don't need our men.
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We don't need our men financially, so therefore we don't
really need our men at all. If our men aren't
aren't connected to to our you know, to our financial security,
our day to day stability in the home, then we
don't really need the men at all. And so what
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you start to find is that men are castrated newtered
in the nuclear family ecosystem, in the community ecosystem. In
some regards. And I give you a perfect example. I
mean it's it's you know, hypothetically speaking. A hypothetical example
is like mom and dad have a kid out of wedlock.
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Maybe they were married and got divorced, who knows. There's
a lot of divorce in this country as well, people
who are married and remarried and have kids from multiple marriages.
That's President Trump, and that's not a knock on him.
Maybe some Christians and Conservatives find that to be, you know,
a character flaw. I certainly don't. And if it is
a metric of character flaw, then we need to reevaluate
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if it's a good measurement, because I see a lot
of people who are married and divorced, or married or
married and have divorced and have children from multiple marriages,
or happily married for many years of the same woman
and still sell the American people down the river the
first time they get the chance. So I don't know
if it's such a good metric to begin with. But
let's say, in a hypothetical example, mom and dad have
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a child in the black community. Mom and dad break up.
Mom usually goes to the court court because the breakup
stems from some big explosion, you know, some big fight
and the mom asked for a restraining order, which is
usually granted, you know, just sort of gradis by default,
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because the assumption is that, and rightfully so, men are
intend to be more violent than women, although there are
more violent women than you would think, but on average,
men tend to be more violent than women across society worldwide.
And so the default of the court is to grant
restraining orders to the mother and grant them physical custody,
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and the fathers are forced to fight in the family
court for joint custody. Okay, let's use the sons for example.
In our example here, the sons, you know, end up
with a father that's either in the home, partially in
the home, or or rarely in the home. And they
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get to about fourteen fifteen years old, and they start
to smell themselves, you know, they got the testosterone and
the puberty going, and they think, because teenagers aren't stupid,
they think that any lack of a unified front between
the two parents is a perfect opportunity for them to
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play one against the other. And this happens all the time.
It happens in homes where the where parents are married
obviously is you know, and and homes with two parents
who are married. In the home, children try to play
the parents against one another. But it really happens when
the father's not in the home, especially with boys and
their mothers. And what boys tend to do is push
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the boundary on the mother, who tends to be by
nature a little softer on the on the young man
in terms of her expectations and what show allow him
to get away with. And I've seen it many times.
I've seen it many times in my life growing up,
where the son will get himself in some trouble that should,
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in a perfect world require almost a standard of physical
discipline from the father, and although the mother knows that
the son was categorically in the wrong and should receive
discipline or punishment or consequences because of her strain with
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the father in their own relationship, she defends the child.
This happens all across the black community. I grew up
watching it. And I say this because in the conservative movement,
we look at all these young black men and we go, well,
you know, ninety percent of young men are ninety percent
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of Black Americans are born without a father on the
birth certificate. And while that may be statistically true. I
would probably say it's a more of a clerical error
than anything else, because I know a lot of black
fathers who aren't even with the mothers find themselves at
the hospital of the day their child is born, and
they usually end up not putting their name on the
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birth certificate because it's a part of the process that
most first time parents aren't even familiar with, especially if
you're not married. If you're married, your name goes on automatically.
If you have a child out of wedlock, it's a
different process. So that's that. But what you tend to
find in the black community is we see all these
young black men who are struggling with violence. You know,
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six percent of America's population. And I say six percent
because the black community black America accounts for thirteen percent
of the population, but only six to seven of the
percent are men. The rest are women, right, and the
men do the majority of the violence. So we see
this problem with violence with young black men. And I
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hear this narrative from the Larry Elders of the world
or Fox News's, which is for stupid people. If you
still listen to Fox News, you should be absolutely ashamed
of yourself because it's for stupid people. But I see
this narrative that young black men don't have fathers, they
don't have any discipline, they don't have parenting. And there
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is some of that, no doubt, But the buried lead
is that the family court and the government have incentivized,
have encouraged the mother to strip the authority from their fathers,
from these young men's fathers early on in life as
collateral damage in their own personal relationship. So again in
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my example, when I use this example very quickly here,
let's say a young fourteen year old boy gets caught
in a stolen vehicle with his friends and there's a
bag of pot or god forbid, a gun, and he
gets down to the station, and the station caused the
parents to come pick him up. Because he's a minor,
he's not going to be held or charged. In most
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cases for a first time offense. Maybe they should, but
sometimes they're not, and they're released to their parents. When
that father shows up to pick that kid up from
that police station or when they get home or on
the ride home, he shouldn't physically go upside his child's head, honestly,
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And you may be sitting there thinking to yourself. Well,
of course he should in that situation, but we have
actually created a cultural norm where that's viewed as unacceptable.
That's what's actually happened in this country. I don't you know,
it's horrifying. We're going to talk about that on the
other side of the break again. You're watching the Royce
White Show here on Real America's Voice, headquarters of the
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Ultramagan America First Movement. Today we're talking fundamentals. Should you
be able to whoop your child, physically discipline your child
when they're disrespectful or defiant. We'll be right back in
a moment. Stay tuned. Welcome back to the Royce White Show.
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I'm your host, Royce White here in the Belly of
the Beast, Minneapolis, Minnesota, and today we're talking about the
fundamental of American citizenship regarding parenting, the authority that American
citizens have to govern their own children in the home.
Such an important topic. Like I said earlier, I believe
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it was the predicate for the public schools and the
scientific managerial elite to think it was okay to vaccinate
or transition your child without your knowledge or consent as
a parent. The predicate was giving up our right to
physically discipline our children. Culturally. Now it's still legal in
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most states, but we have this strange catch where they
say you can physically discipline them within reason. You know,
if you leave marks, then it's seen as abuse. Well,
when I was young, you got a belt to the butt,
it left the mark. I'm just telling I mean, I'm
just keeping it as real as I can. And I
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say this because again, in order to fight these liberals
and communists, we have to make sure that our conservative
ranks are right on the principles. We have to be
able to hold the principle and move people toward the principle.
We can't do that if we're not right on the principles.
The principle is fundamentally, I am a sovereign citizen. My
home is sovereign. It's an extension of me and my
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children if nothing else. Are certainly certainly an area or
domain where I have to be given the sovereign right
to govern over them as long as they're still minors
the way that I see fit. And don't get me wrong,
and I saw the entire Hollywood motif rode out in
the nineties or the two thousands, where it was oh,
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dad was a drunk and he beat me. You know,
my life would trump his dad was a drunk and
he beat me. He came home from the factory and
he just started wailing on me because it was Wednesday. Yeah,
that was abusive, But that's not the lion's share of
how physical discipline came down in America for a generation.
It's not the lion's share of it. Was a young
man was disrespectful or defiant, their fathers tried to correct them.
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And because young men, usually young men, but sometimes young
women too, but mostly young men, young men try and
push the boundary, and as they get older, they think
that they they're invincible, They think that that they don't
have to listen to their parents anymore. And when their parents,
specifically their fathers, who were usually you know, given the
duty of the disciplining, which is right, you know, I
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think rightful? You got you got, you got whooped, you
got spanked, you got smacked up side the head. I did,
I did. My mother did it for the most part,
but on occasion, you know, there were other adults in
my family, whether it be a grandfather or whatnot, who
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had to give me some course correction, and I didn't
see it as abusive because I knew what I was
doing wrong. And at different times when kids try and
push the envelope and lie, like if your child lies
to you, blatantly lies to you and they get caught
in a lie, depending on their reaction to the lie,
depending on if they double down on the lie or not,
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or if they choose to disrespect you in the face
of lyne to you, physical discipline is completely appropriate. I
can't tell you how clear it is to me what
happened to this country where a David from stands up
in front of a Canadian audience and a debate against
Steve Bannon and says, the point of conservatism is to
conserve what is the best of liberalism. And then I
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come to find out that Christian conservatives agree with the
sentiment that we shouldn't be able to physically discipline our children,
even though right there in scripture it says, spare the rod,
spoil the child. Spare the rod, spoil the child. It
says it right there in the scripture, you spare the rod,
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you spoil the child. I can't tell you how it's
it's almost unbelievable to me, but it makes perfect sense.
You know, there's sort of a cultural, cultural wide crisis
of entitlement, of entitlement, a lack of of of discipline
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and and and self awareness. I think that would probably
be best described. But there's a lack of self awareness.
There's this, you know, there's this kind of abstract and
esoteric uh, you know thought in the worldview that everybody
can create their own reality and they are the master
of what's right and wrong. That's the ultimate uh, you know,
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that's the ultimate decay of our society, is that when
you strip God away from society, when you strip away
a moral and ethical state, everybody starts to think they
can determine their own moral ethical standard. And in some
sense every individual does have to determine what's right and
wrong for themselves. But without a guide, it's very easy
to stray the path, to get lost, to convince yourself
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that when you blur the lines or when you start
to move the boundaries on right and wrong, it's justified.
It's justified in your own head. This is the beating
heart and impetus impulse toward an anti God in secular
culture is that we're going to define what's right and wrong.
That's how you end up with a military industrial complex
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that views human beings as inventory and is willing to
drop bombs on them to turn over the inventory. This
is the predicate for the loss of sanctity of life.
Everybody thinks they can, you know, they can define their
own right and wrong in the absence of a culture
guided by faith in God or religious standards. Now does
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that mean all organized religion is great or without corruption.
Absolutely not. A sane and rational mind can discern between
those two things right away. And I'm a Roman Catholic
and I'm proud of it. Deis vault to all my
Catholics in the audience. But there's corruption in the Catholic Church.
There always has been, and there still is, and I
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would venture to guess there will continue to be. Certainly
under Woke Leo, Pope Woke Pope Leo, I venture a guest,
there will continue to be corruption in the Catholic Church
and Catholic hierarchy under Woke Pope Leo. But we still
love the Church, We still understand the importance of the Church,
and better yet, we understand the importance of the fundamental
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values the Church represents and promotes and encourages regardless of
the internal corruption of the hierarchy. Same thing with our constitution,
same thing with this country, and being American, we understand
the values of freedom of speech, regardless of how the
censorship plays out with one administration or corporate lobby or
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special interest or the other. We understand the values, the
fundamental values, the first principles, and principally, if your child
is defiant or disrespectful, you should retain the right to
use physical discipline. And those who make the argument that
there's a slippery slope between beating and whooping and standard
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corporal punishment or spanking, you're lying to yourself. I'm just
gonna be honest. Let me set the stage for you.
If you take a close fist, if you're a grown
man and you take a close fist like me, I'm
a professional mixed martial artist. If I take a closed
fist and I punch my kid full force, that's abusive.
If I take an open hand and I swam upside
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the head for being disrespectful and defying, that's called parenting.
That's called being a good father. And the scripture says
you should also be dealing with your discipline. And I
understand that that that's perfectly fine, but what you run
into a lot of times again I reference back to
the black community, because this is a crisis, and if
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we can get the Black community back on track, we
can release a ball and chain that is that is
that is brought this country to its knees, not only
the things that happen in the Black community culturally, but
what the black community is used as politically in the
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Black community in broken homes, Homes that are you know,
split up for whatever reason, marriage, divorced, not ever married.
In broken homes, what you tend to see is when
a young person starts to become a teenager, they want
to rebel. And if there's not a unified front between
the mother and the father, or if there's a grudge
against the father from the mother and the and the
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mother has sole custody of the child, the son, the
son will take that opportunity to play one against the
other and try and get away with as much as
they possibly can and the court. And this is my
point in bringing it up to you, because we hold
the rule of law up as gospel and the Conservative movement,
but sometimes the rule of law undermines the very foundational
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values that will help keep this country free and prospering.
Sometimes the rule of law undermines the very beliefs and
values that are most important. And this is one of
those instances where the marriage courts and the family courts
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have fundamentally undermined the structure and value of family, of parenting,
of authority, of discipline. And that's why we have a generation,
whether they're the Millennials or Gen z or or or whoever,
that's why we have generations of people who are too entitled,
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who believe they get they define what's right and wrong,
who believe they get to create their own reality, irregardless
of everybody else around him. And I see it in sports,
I see it online. I see it in the schools.
I see it in politics. People who believe they get
to define the truth. And it starts right there at
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fourteen years old, right there, at thirteen, fourteen years old,
when that father shows up in the black community to say,
you know what, I may not live in this house,
but there's a standard, and you're gonna respect that standard,
or you're gonna respect your mother. You're gonna do what
she's told. I know mothers who had young sons get
old enough to be bigger than them and start to
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beat on them, start to physically fight their mother back.
And then when the dad shows up to give a
beaten down on the young man, the mom threatens to
call the police on the father. What does that tell
the young man? It tells the young man that he
can misbehave and be violent even with a woman or
his mother, and his mother will still defend him against
the consequence instance. And you wonder why. You wonder why,
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and again I say it for a reason, because we
in the conservative movement have to confront what the structural
and institutional implications are in the undermining of the nuclear
family and family values and authority and discipline for our
young men, especially in the black community. We have to
own that we put the rule of law upon a pedestal,
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even if it subverts this country, and it there's a
direct correlation to that example of parenting and whooping your
child and the need for physical discipline and the constitutional
crisis that President Trump faces right now with the Supreme
courts and the Democrat judges. There's a direct correlation. You're
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watching the Royce White Show here on Real America's Voice,
headquarters of the Ultramagan America First Movement. We're doing fundamentals
on this Thanksgiving Saturday, and we don't mean to get
too deep, but we have to. We'll be right back.
Stay tuned, Welcome back to the Royce White Show. I'm
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your host, Royce White here in the Belly of the Beast, Minneapolis, Minnesota,
and you got Steve Bannon and Warroom coming up at
the top of the hour, the Great Steve Bannon and
war Room. Shout out to the entire war Room posse
and the audience. Happy Thanksgiving to you all. Happy Thanksgiving
to everybody out there all across the country. I hope
you're enjoying family again. A time for family and gratitude.
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And we should be grateful. We should be grateful for
our families. We should be grateful for our children, and
our children should be grateful for their parents. A lot
of people out there dealing with a lot of very sad,
tragic realities in life. Young kids, they get leukemia, they
get sick, young kids pass. You know, there are a
lot of things that happen out there in life that
we just we overlook and just how grateful we should
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be to even wake up this morning. And while I
say that we should be grateful. We should have gratitude
on this Thanksgiving Saturday. That doesn't mean that we forget
or forego the tough, inconvenient things that we need to
think about to move this country in a better direction.
We have to do both things at the same time.
And that's kind of, you know, the catch twenty two
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of the human condition of our very existence is we
should be grateful. We should be grateful for every breath
we draw while still striving to be better, in better
versions of ourselves for the right reasons, for the right reasons,
not for materialistic reasons, not for vanity or greed, but
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for a basic sort of and I say basic, and
a natural evolution of the human spirit. Remember, the human
spirit and the intellect are inextricably linked. You can develop
the intellect, and you should develop the intellect. The Bible
helps you develop the intellect so you can develop your
spiritual relationship with God. And to go back to the
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fundamental we've been talking about the entire show. And I
can't tell you how important this is. I mean, this
is kind of the ABC one two three of American
culture and how we've lost something very very important in
American culture. When you give up the right to govern
your own children in your home. It's no wonder the
Democrat liberal order thinks they can vaccinate or transition your
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child without your knowledge or consent. It's no wonder you
think they should be able to tell you how much
physical discipline you can give a son who openly disrespects
or defies his parents, who lies or doesn't come home
on time, or or whatever the case may be. Now
I tell my kids this way, and I'll say it
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here as a as a guide. If an adult, a parent,
a family member, a coach, a teacher tells you to
do something and it's not illegal or isn't going to
cause you physical harm, be detrimental to your health, you
better do it. And if you don't do it, they're
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gonna be consequences. And if you give too much lip
when the consequences come down, there may be physical discipline
that should be a basic standard for American for American culture.
That's not abusive. See again, abuse is I had a
bad day as a parent, and now I'm gonna project
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my frustration onto my child when they didn't do anything wrong.
And you could say there's some there's a slippery slope
in there, where you may overreact to something your child
did because of your own frustration in life. And that
was the motif in the nineties and two thousands. That was,
you know, depicted in Hollywood as like Goodfellas for example.
You know, and I think Goodfellas the scene and goodfella
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is a great example. If you haven't seen the movie Goodfellas,
go back and watch it to references. But in the
opening scenes the character play like by Rayleiota, he's narrating
his child and he says, I was spending time at
the cab stand with the wise guys, with the mobsters,
and I was getting a let I got a letter
home from school that said I hadn't been to school
in months. And my dad took his belt off and
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he beat me. He gave me a beaten And in
that in that instance, he actually went back to the
cab stand and he had a bruise on his eye,
he had a black eye, and and and you know,
but in the during the narration of that part, ray
Liota says, but that wasn't why my father was really mad.
He was mad because I was hanging out at the
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cab stand. He knew what went on at that cab stand.
He knew what went on in that cab stand, and
he knew that basically he you know, Rayleiota's character tried
to depict the narrative, tried to tell a narrative that
his father was really more frustrated with their their poverty,
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with the fact that they were poor, that he had
to work a nine to five job, that there were
too many people living in a small apartment, that that
was the source of his frustration and thus the reason
why he beat him for skipping school and being at
the cab stand. Motifs like this in Hollywood subtly start
to shape the way that we think about our culture,
and before you know it, Yeah, if you go to
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a cab stand that's known to have organized criminals as
a teenager, if you go to a mafia wise guy
cab stan and you're missing school, you haven't been to
school at all in two months, your father should take
his belt off and beat you. He should whoop you,
He should physically discipline you. What has happened to this country?
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What has happened to this country? I'll tell you Syap
after sy Yap, I gave you a perfect example. There,
go back and watch goodfellas. I guarantee you right away
in the open you're not gonna have watched the whole
movie right away. In the opening credits, when he's explaining
his childhood, he shows you the motif where it became
unacceptable for a father to physically discipline his son for
being at a cab app stand with mafia members a
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teenage son. Your son gets caught smoking pot, he gets
caught doing drugs, he gets caught with a loaded gun
or an illegal gun, he gets caught in a stolen vehicle,
you should physically discipline him. And if you want to
get technical, if he gets caught lyon to you, if
he gets caught, if he's doing too much back talk,
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if he uses profanity, if he swears at you, if
he curses you, if he kind of brushes you off
as though you're not an authority figure. These are times
where you must, you may certainly be needing to use
some physical discipline. And my only contention here this morning
is again our institutions. Culturally and structurally, we have neutered
the nuclear family by by stripping the filer of their
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their natural God given authority. Isaiah three twelve children, my people,
Isaiah three twelve. My people oppressed by their children, ruled
by their women. And look at the Black community. The
Black community is oppressed by their children and ruled by
their women. The women dominate the political power in the
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Black community, and the children are as violent as they've
ever been. Why because the rule of law. Remember, in
the conservative movement, we hold the rule of law up
as gospel. The rule of law, family and marriage courts
have systematically stripped the Black community of the authority of
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fathers that are present. And here's the thing. You know,
when you're a father and you have the entire weight
of the legal system against you, and you're at the home,
and let's say you know, you and the mother have
a philosophical difference of opinion, and the mother knows when
push comes to shove, if she can't get her way,
she can threaten to go to the courts, and the
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courts will prevail. They'll intercede, and they'll prevail, and they'll
side with her, and they will help strip you of
that authority. Most fathers, out of frustration, resigned from the situation.
They say, well, if I stay here and try and fight,
then I get blamed for being a source of of
what they call chaos in the home, and that's bad
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for the child. You don't want to be fighting with
the with the mother, with the other parent, because that's
bad for the child. And then the father leaves, and
then the narrative becomes well, the fathers never present, the
father's never around. This is the This is the actual
cycle of of chaos and confusion and and and and uh,
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you know what they would call toxic. This is the
actual toxicity, not woke toxic. This is the real toxic
cycle of the nuclear family, especially in the black community.
I'm here to tell you so we don't have these
false perceptions and cultural narratives going forward. What good would
it be for black men to come into the conservative
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movement only to peddle the same cultural lives that have
been pushed throughout this country for the last thirty forty years.
There are not a preponderance of beatings in the black community.
The problem in the black community is that children aren't
getting any discipline at all. Their mothers are working, their
fathers are working. They're getting sent off to the schools
to be raised, and when they come home, they're looking
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out for themselves. And that used to be okay, You
used to be able to go out into the neighborhood
and stay out until the street lights came on. But
the neighborhood has changed. Drugs have changed the neighborhood. Music
has changed the neighborhood. Culture has changed the neighborhood. All
sex has changed the neighborhood. The neighborhood has changed. And
so now what your kid goes out and is influenced
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by is much more pernicious than ever before, especially in
the Black community. That's why sports is going to be
so important down the stretch here, especially in the Black community,
but all society, all communities, because it's going to be
one of the last places that young people have to
come physically in real life, have to physically come interact
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with authority, interact with their peers, and have to face
the truth of the results that they get from the
time and work that they put in, the discipline that
they show. Sports is going to become of the utmost
importance culturally here in the home stretch of saving this republic.
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You give up the right to physically discipline your children. Culturally, politically,
you have laid the predicate for the public schools and
the rest of the scientific managerial government to vaccinate and
transition your children in the school without your consent or knowledge.
That is how things work. Predicates. The predicate for abortion
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was illegitimate children, that children out of wedlock are illegitimate.
There are no illegitimate children. In the eyes of God.
Every child has God's fingerprint. He knew you when you
were in your mother's womb. There are no illegitimate children.
But if we can call children illegitimate because they're out
of wedlock, then we can justify Margaret Sanger's planned parenthood.
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Then we can justify a global military industrial complex where
human beings are nothing more than inventory. You understand, We
appreciate your viewership and listenership today and in the future.
It's been another episode of the Royce White Show. We
went right down to the fundamental today, the crisis of femininity,
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the failure of masculinity, the culture in America of parenting.
You don't have to beat your children this Thanksgiving weekend,
but if they disrespect or defy you, they have to
know they are going to be consequences, and consequences they
aren't gonna like. We have to get back to that
America and our children will become much better citizens and adults.
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God bless you, God bless America. God's speed. Enjoy Thanksgiving
the Great Steve Bannon in a war room is next.
We'll see next weekend
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Here and the Belly of the Beast, Minneapolis, Minnesota. You're
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America First Movement. Happy Thanksgiving to everybody out there all
across the country. There's definitely a time for family and celebration,
and we're definitely honored to be back here with you
this Saturday. This Thanksgiving Saturday, a time to be thankful,
no doubt about it, a time to be thankful. There's
a lot of things to be thankful about. Gratitude is
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pretty much the source code of a good life. I
would say being grateful is the foundation upon which good
lives are built. And no better time to be grateful,
to show some gratitude and to give thanks then on
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a Thanksgiving, hopefully around family, and then we wish all
the families well. Family is still a very important thing
to the mag of movement, the America First Movement, Real
America's voice. So we hope you're enjoying this Saturday morning
with your family somewhere across the country for Thanksgiving. Back
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to the plot, as they say, there's a time to
celebrate and there's a time to deal with the business.
I guess if you're tuned in this Thanksgiving morning, this
Thanksgiving Saturday morning, then we got to deal with the
business next weekend. I'll go deep on this Somalian fraud.
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I want to keep looking at it and seeing as
it unfolds. When it's all said and done, this may
end up being one of the biggest scandals in the
history of our great state of Minnesota, thirty second state
of the Union, Great State of Minnesota. This Somali NNGO
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nonprofit care Muslim Brotherhood Al Shabab fraud, mate go down
in history as one of the most scandalous things that's
happened in Minnesota. But we'll talk about that more next week.
And when it comes to family and I always like
to go to the fundamentals on the podcast, please call
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me crazy. I just did an episode and I asked
the question, should you whoop your children? And I hate
to bring this up at a time like Thanksgiving, when
families more or less are coming together to enjoy each other,
to be grateful for one another, but it is a
necessary question because I do think the fundamentals one of
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the fundamental schisms in American culture is between men and women.
Not to be divisive, but there is a significant cultural
which in the most general sense, between men and women,
and it has it has done great damage to the
family structure, to the nuclear family, and what family used
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to represent as a building block of American life and
thus American citizenship. And so I bring this point up
because in the MAGA movement, in the America First Movement,
we are deeply, deeply concerned, probably at the broadest level
that the broadest measurement of MAGA issues, we are deeply
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concerned that our children have become the target of tyrannical
and crazy, for lack of a better term, illogical, irrational
government policy, political agendas, and I would agree with that,
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there's no doubt about it. Rightfully, so every parent in
America should be deeply concerned about the growing norm that
our children are in the crosshairs of very sinister political agendas,
political agendas that don't mean them any good, that don't
mean them well, that don't have their well being and
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prosperity as the priority. They've become inventory in a sense,
scientific inventory, experimental inventory, military, industrial inventory. Our children have
become inventory. But we have to deal with the predicates.
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And there was a predicate here. And I know a
lot of people may disagree with this, but we are
going to get down to the bottom of it for
today show. I don't usually do this. I talk about
political issues on Saturday mornings, and this is a political issue,
but this is a cultural issue, a deeply rooted cultural
issue in America. It must be dealt with. Should you
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whoop your children? Do you have the right? Should you
have the right to physically discipline your children? Well? Since
time immemorial the jewishprudence, the legal answer is yes. Over
time it started to change and the state has created
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a caveat that says within reason, and the reason is
going to be this gray area that I guess the
schools and the community and the political culture of a
given neighborhood or jurisdiction, even the lawmakers of a particular state,
will decide what's considered reasonable physical discipline. And I say
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this with all due respect to anybody else and how
they parent their children. It's your choice and it should
be your choice how to parent your children within reason, right.
I mean, if you're sitting there they're pumping crank with
your fourteen year old teenager, that would be seen as
very unreasonable, as unlawful number one, but also unreasonable and
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not within the scope of choosing to raise your children
how you want. Also, pedophilia and incest, these things are
beyond reason. But should you be able to physically discipline
a child or adolescent or teen who is being disrespectful
or defiant. I've come to find out over the last
week that a huge portion of American society has accepted
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that it's unacceptable to physically discipline their children. And I
don't know where I've been living for the last twenty
odds some years, but this is concerning. Honestly, it's almost
unbelievable to me. And see again, it was a predicate.
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If you don't have the right to govern over your
own children in the home when they're disrespectful or defiant,
it's no wonder that the public schools and the government
thought it'd be okay to vaccinate or transition your children
without your knowledge or consent. This is when our founding
fathers again, I say it every weekend, this is when
our founding fathers said, if you give up your freedom
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for security, you will have neither, and you deserve neither.
It's a slippery slope once you start to give that authority,
that power to the government out of convenience. The problem
in America is our sense of citizenship is lost. Convenience
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will be the death of freedom. It's more convenient to
let the schools raise your kid. It's more convenient to
let the government tell you how they should be raised,
or some pop psychologists, it's more convenient to raise your
children in accordance with the societal norm, even if we
know that it is increasingly bringing children to worse and
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worse outcomes, and we look at the outcomes, whether it's
mental health of anxiety, depression, body dysmorphia, gender dysmorphia, a
decay of self image, just basic self image, self esteem,
a crisis of self esteem and self doubt in young people.
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And we say, well, how did this happen? Oh, it's
the Internet. Oh, it's social media. And then it was
you know, in the nineties and two thousands, it was
the video games. Oh, it's the music. It's the music.
It's Hollywood, it's reality TV. It's all of these models
who have bodies and faces that aren't realistic. They're photoshopped,
and they have surgery, plastic surgery. So it's hard for
young women to find find themselves in a world that
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you know, depicts women as one thing. But you know,
it really isn't what it seems. Yes, all of those
things are real, and there is great merit to them,
but fundamentally, fundamentally, we gave up the right, the cultural
right to physically discipline our own children if they're disrespectful
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or defiant. I was shocked this past week to learn
shocked to learn that there are a lot of Americans
and a lot of Christian Conservatives even who agree with
this thought process. It's almost unbelievable. We're gonna be talking
about that over the course of the show today and
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why it's a problem, and why it's a problem in
black communities. Oh, I can't wait until we get to
the black community. I find out this week as this
topic comes up on X, I find out that there
are a lot of Christian conservatives out there that seem
to believe a preponderance of violent beatings are happening in
black homes all across America in the ghetto. I don't
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know if this is some weird Hollywood you know, some
strange Hollywood motif, but it's not true. And we're going
to talk about that in a moment. I grew up
in the hood again, I tell you, guys, as honestly
and transparently as I can. I grew up on a
block where they use and soul crack and the violence,
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you know, had a lot to do with the drug trade.
I grew up in the hood of the hood, and
I can tell you with certainty whoever sold you this
narrative that there are a preponderance of violent beatings of
children and that's what leads to them, you know, being
violent lied to you. And I know who told you
we're going to talk about it in a moment because
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it's all part of the controlled opposition sy op theater.
This is why you're here on Real America's Voice, headquarters
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back to the Royce White Show. I'm your host, Royce
White here in the Belly of the Beast, Minneapolis, Minnesota.
You're watching Real America's Voice, headquarters of the Ultra Maga
and America First Movement. You gotta say the two things
together and we're gonna heal this rift in the America
First and an Ultra Maga movement soon enough. Some things
have to be discussed sorted out. That's a part of
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American society and citizenship. This is this is what we're
built upon. We talk about the tough issues. We have
to talk about the tough issues, and we sort the
tough issues out from a first principles logical basis and
that's the best way forward for any civilization. Certainly are
certainly right now at this moment in our history. And
one of these issues that I was talking about in
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the last block is corporal punishment, corporal punishment, physical discipline,
the family, the nuclear family, the authority of five or
mothers or adults. And for all my Christians this evening,
I quote Isaiah three twelve. Isaiah three twelve is a
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a daunting scripture where it says, my people, my people,
who are oppressed by their children and ruled by their women,
you've been misled. You've been turned from the path Isaiah
three twelve. For all my Christians, especially my Protestants out there,
Sola scriptora, my people, oppressed by their children, ruled by
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their women, you have been misled and turned from the
path Isaiah three twelve. And I look at what's happened
in the black community. I was starting to talk about
this in the last block. I look at what's happened
to the black community last week. I come to find
out there's a there's a thought in the conservative and
Christian movement that believes there are a preponderance of violent
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beatings in the black communities across this country, and that
is what conditions black people to violence. This is not true.
This is categorically false. This is a fictitious I mean completely,
and I tell you this as honestly and transparently as
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I can. Again, I grew up on a block where
crack was sold, used, sold, and there was plenty of
violence over the drug trade. And there was plenty of
violence of basic maquismo, male ego, and pride. And there
was plenty of violence that happened because of let's say, jealousy,
romantic jealousy that usually stem from women, relationships between multiple
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men and women, or multiple women and multiple men, and
you know, people get raged, full and vengeful and all
of a sudd you know, ex boyfriend shooting the new
boyfriend or vice versa. There's a lot of that. There's
more than of that than than than meets the eye.
But all of the all of the all of the
violent individuals that I grew up with, the people who
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became gang members and drug kingpins or or had any
type of a violent reputation in the community or spent
any time hard time in prison for violent assaults. Uh,
the large majority of them were not beaten in their
homes in fact, culturally, and and and this is across
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many Black communities. The problem is in a preponderance of beatings.
The problem is they're not being disciplined at all. In
the black community. There is a there is a crisis
of of discipline in the Black community. And I can
tell you what it stems from. It stems from uh, again,
no disrespect to the women, but it does stem from
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from women being incentivized and encouraged to push the men
out of the home with the financial backing and security
of the state. What we've come to know is the
welfare state. Whether you're getting food stamps or you're getting
state assistance from medical from the government, whatever the case
may be, the mechanism is we don't need our men.
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We don't need our men financially, so therefore we don't
really need our men at all. If our men aren't
aren't connected to to our you know, to our financial security,
our day to day stability in the home, then we
don't really need the men at all. And so what
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you start to find is that men are castrated newtered
in the nuclear family ecosystem, in the community ecosystem. In
some regards. And I give you a perfect example. I
mean it's it's you know, hypothetically speaking. A hypothetical example
is like mom and dad have a kid out of wedlock.
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Maybe they were married and got divorced, who knows. There's
a lot of divorce in this country as well, people
who are married and remarried and have kids from multiple marriages.
That's President Trump, and that's not a knock on him.
Maybe some Christians and Conservatives find that to be, you know,
a character flaw. I certainly don't. And if it is
a metric of character flaw, then we need to reevaluate
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if it's a good measurement, because I see a lot
of people who are married and divorced, or married or
married and have divorced and have children from multiple marriages,
or happily married for many years of the same woman
and still sell the American people down the river the
first time they get the chance. So I don't know
if it's such a good metric to begin with. But
let's say, in a hypothetical example, mom and dad have
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a child in the black community. Mom and dad break up.
Mom usually goes to the court court because the breakup
stems from some big explosion, you know, some big fight
and the mom asked for a restraining order, which is
usually granted, you know, just sort of gradis by default,
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because the assumption is that, and rightfully so, men are
intend to be more violent than women, although there are
more violent women than you would think, but on average,
men tend to be more violent than women across society worldwide.
And so the default of the court is to grant
restraining orders to the mother and grant them physical custody,
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and the fathers are forced to fight in the family
court for joint custody. Okay, let's use the sons for example.
In our example here, the sons, you know, end up
with a father that's either in the home, partially in
the home, or or rarely in the home. And they
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get to about fourteen fifteen years old, and they start
to smell themselves, you know, they got the testosterone and
the puberty going, and they think, because teenagers aren't stupid,
they think that any lack of a unified front between
the two parents is a perfect opportunity for them to
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play one against the other. And this happens all the time.
It happens in homes where the where parents are married
obviously is you know, and and homes with two parents
who are married. In the home, children try to play
the parents against one another. But it really happens when
the father's not in the home, especially with boys and
their mothers. And what boys tend to do is push
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the boundary on the mother, who tends to be by
nature a little softer on the on the young man
in terms of her expectations and what show allow him
to get away with. And I've seen it many times.
I've seen it many times in my life growing up,
where the son will get himself in some trouble that should,
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in a perfect world require almost a standard of physical
discipline from the father, and although the mother knows that
the son was categorically in the wrong and should receive
discipline or punishment or consequences because of her strain with
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the father in their own relationship, she defends the child.
This happens all across the black community. I grew up
watching it. And I say this because in the conservative movement,
we look at all these young black men and we go, well,
you know, ninety percent of young men are ninety percent
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of Black Americans are born without a father on the
birth certificate. And while that may be statistically true. I
would probably say it's a more of a clerical error
than anything else, because I know a lot of black
fathers who aren't even with the mothers find themselves at
the hospital of the day their child is born, and
they usually end up not putting their name on the
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birth certificate because it's a part of the process that
most first time parents aren't even familiar with, especially if
you're not married. If you're married, your name goes on automatically.
If you have a child out of wedlock, it's a
different process. So that's that. But what you tend to
find in the black community is we see all these
young black men who are struggling with violence. You know,
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six percent of America's population. And I say six percent
because the black community black America accounts for thirteen percent
of the population, but only six to seven of the
percent are men. The rest are women, right, and the
men do the majority of the violence. So we see
this problem with violence with young black men. And I
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hear this narrative from the Larry Elders of the world
or Fox News's, which is for stupid people. If you
still listen to Fox News, you should be absolutely ashamed
of yourself because it's for stupid people. But I see
this narrative that young black men don't have fathers, they
don't have any discipline, they don't have parenting. And there
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is some of that, no doubt, But the buried lead
is that the family court and the government have incentivized,
have encouraged the mother to strip the authority from their fathers,
from these young men's fathers early on in life as
collateral damage in their own personal relationship. So again in
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my example, when I use this example very quickly here,
let's say a young fourteen year old boy gets caught
in a stolen vehicle with his friends and there's a
bag of pot or god forbid, a gun, and he
gets down to the station, and the station caused the
parents to come pick him up. Because he's a minor,
he's not going to be held or charged. In most
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cases for a first time offense. Maybe they should, but
sometimes they're not, and they're released to their parents. When
that father shows up to pick that kid up from
that police station or when they get home or on
the ride home, he shouldn't physically go upside his child's head, honestly,
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And you may be sitting there thinking to yourself. Well,
of course he should in that situation, but we have
actually created a cultural norm where that's viewed as unacceptable.
That's what's actually happened in this country. I don't you know,
it's horrifying. We're going to talk about that on the
other side of the break again. You're watching the Royce
White Show here on Real America's Voice, headquarters of the
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Ultramagan America First Movement. Today we're talking fundamentals. Should you
be able to whoop your child, physically discipline your child
when they're disrespectful or defiant. We'll be right back in
a moment. Stay tuned. Welcome back to the Royce White Show.
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I'm your host, Royce White here in the Belly of
the Beast, Minneapolis, Minnesota, and today we're talking about the
fundamental of American citizenship regarding parenting, the authority that American
citizens have to govern their own children in the home.
Such an important topic. Like I said earlier, I believe
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it was the predicate for the public schools and the
scientific managerial elite to think it was okay to vaccinate
or transition your child without your knowledge or consent as
a parent. The predicate was giving up our right to
physically discipline our children. Culturally. Now it's still legal in
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most states, but we have this strange catch where they
say you can physically discipline them within reason. You know,
if you leave marks, then it's seen as abuse. Well,
when I was young, you got a belt to the butt,
it left the mark. I'm just telling I mean, I'm
just keeping it as real as I can. And I
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say this because again, in order to fight these liberals
and communists, we have to make sure that our conservative
ranks are right on the principles. We have to be
able to hold the principle and move people toward the principle.
We can't do that if we're not right on the principles.
The principle is fundamentally, I am a sovereign citizen. My
home is sovereign. It's an extension of me and my
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children if nothing else. Are certainly certainly an area or
domain where I have to be given the sovereign right
to govern over them as long as they're still minors
the way that I see fit. And don't get me wrong,
and I saw the entire Hollywood motif rode out in
the nineties or the two thousands, where it was oh,
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dad was a drunk and he beat me. You know,
my life would trump his dad was a drunk and
he beat me. He came home from the factory and
he just started wailing on me because it was Wednesday. Yeah,
that was abusive, But that's not the lion's share of
how physical discipline came down in America for a generation.
It's not the lion's share of it. Was a young
man was disrespectful or defiant, their fathers tried to correct them.
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And because young men, usually young men, but sometimes young
women too, but mostly young men, young men try and
push the boundary, and as they get older, they think
that they they're invincible, They think that that they don't
have to listen to their parents anymore. And when their parents,
specifically their fathers, who were usually you know, given the
duty of the disciplining, which is right, you know, I
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think rightful? You got you got, you got whooped, you
got spanked, you got smacked up side the head. I did,
I did. My mother did it for the most part,
but on occasion, you know, there were other adults in
my family, whether it be a grandfather or whatnot, who
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had to give me some course correction, and I didn't
see it as abusive because I knew what I was
doing wrong. And at different times when kids try and
push the envelope and lie, like if your child lies
to you, blatantly lies to you and they get caught
in a lie, depending on their reaction to the lie,
depending on if they double down on the lie or not,
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or if they choose to disrespect you in the face
of lyne to you, physical discipline is completely appropriate. I
can't tell you how clear it is to me what
happened to this country where a David from stands up
in front of a Canadian audience and a debate against
Steve Bannon and says, the point of conservatism is to
conserve what is the best of liberalism. And then I
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come to find out that Christian conservatives agree with the
sentiment that we shouldn't be able to physically discipline our children,
even though right there in scripture it says, spare the rod,
spoil the child. Spare the rod, spoil the child. It
says it right there in the scripture, you spare the rod,
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you spoil the child. I can't tell you how it's
it's almost unbelievable to me, but it makes perfect sense.
You know, there's sort of a cultural, cultural wide crisis
of entitlement, of entitlement, a lack of of of discipline
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and and and self awareness. I think that would probably
be best described. But there's a lack of self awareness.
There's this, you know, there's this kind of abstract and
esoteric uh, you know thought in the worldview that everybody
can create their own reality and they are the master
of what's right and wrong. That's the ultimate uh, you know,
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that's the ultimate decay of our society, is that when
you strip God away from society, when you strip away
a moral and ethical state, everybody starts to think they
can determine their own moral ethical standard. And in some
sense every individual does have to determine what's right and
wrong for themselves. But without a guide, it's very easy
to stray the path, to get lost, to convince yourself
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that when you blur the lines or when you start
to move the boundaries on right and wrong, it's justified.
It's justified in your own head. This is the beating
heart and impetus impulse toward an anti God in secular
culture is that we're going to define what's right and wrong.
That's how you end up with a military industrial complex
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that views human beings as inventory and is willing to
drop bombs on them to turn over the inventory. This
is the predicate for the loss of sanctity of life.
Everybody thinks they can, you know, they can define their
own right and wrong in the absence of a culture
guided by faith in God or religious standards. Now does
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that mean all organized religion is great or without corruption.
Absolutely not. A sane and rational mind can discern between
those two things right away. And I'm a Roman Catholic
and I'm proud of it. Deis vault to all my
Catholics in the audience. But there's corruption in the Catholic Church.
There always has been, and there still is, and I
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would venture to guess there will continue to be. Certainly
under Woke Leo, Pope Woke Pope Leo, I venture a guest,
there will continue to be corruption in the Catholic Church
and Catholic hierarchy under Woke Pope Leo. But we still
love the Church, We still understand the importance of the Church,
and better yet, we understand the importance of the fundamental
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values the Church represents and promotes and encourages regardless of
the internal corruption of the hierarchy. Same thing with our constitution,
same thing with this country, and being American, we understand
the values of freedom of speech, regardless of how the
censorship plays out with one administration or corporate lobby or
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special interest or the other. We understand the values, the
fundamental values, the first principles, and principally, if your child
is defiant or disrespectful, you should retain the right to
use physical discipline. And those who make the argument that
there's a slippery slope between beating and whooping and standard
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corporal punishment or spanking, you're lying to yourself. I'm just
gonna be honest. Let me set the stage for you.
If you take a close fist, if you're a grown
man and you take a close fist like me, I'm
a professional mixed martial artist. If I take a closed
fist and I punch my kid full force, that's abusive.
If I take an open hand and I swam upside
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the head for being disrespectful and defying, that's called parenting.
That's called being a good father. And the scripture says
you should also be dealing with your discipline. And I
understand that that that's perfectly fine, but what you run
into a lot of times again I reference back to
the black community, because this is a crisis, and if
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we can get the Black community back on track, we
can release a ball and chain that is that is
that is brought this country to its knees, not only
the things that happen in the Black community culturally, but
what the black community is used as politically in the
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Black community in broken homes, Homes that are you know,
split up for whatever reason, marriage, divorced, not ever married.
In broken homes, what you tend to see is when
a young person starts to become a teenager, they want
to rebel. And if there's not a unified front between
the mother and the father, or if there's a grudge
against the father from the mother and the and the
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mother has sole custody of the child, the son, the
son will take that opportunity to play one against the
other and try and get away with as much as
they possibly can and the court. And this is my
point in bringing it up to you, because we hold
the rule of law up as gospel and the Conservative movement,
but sometimes the rule of law undermines the very foundational
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values that will help keep this country free and prospering.
Sometimes the rule of law undermines the very beliefs and
values that are most important. And this is one of
those instances where the marriage courts and the family courts
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have fundamentally undermined the structure and value of family, of parenting,
of authority, of discipline. And that's why we have a generation,
whether they're the Millennials or Gen z or or or whoever,
that's why we have generations of people who are too entitled,
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who believe they get they define what's right and wrong,
who believe they get to create their own reality, irregardless
of everybody else around him. And I see it in sports,
I see it online. I see it in the schools.
I see it in politics. People who believe they get
to define the truth. And it starts right there at
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fourteen years old, right there, at thirteen, fourteen years old,
when that father shows up in the black community to say,
you know what, I may not live in this house,
but there's a standard, and you're gonna respect that standard,
or you're gonna respect your mother. You're gonna do what
she's told. I know mothers who had young sons get
old enough to be bigger than them and start to
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beat on them, start to physically fight their mother back.
And then when the dad shows up to give a
beaten down on the young man, the mom threatens to
call the police on the father. What does that tell
the young man? It tells the young man that he
can misbehave and be violent even with a woman or
his mother, and his mother will still defend him against
the consequence instance. And you wonder why. You wonder why,
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and again I say it for a reason, because we
in the conservative movement have to confront what the structural
and institutional implications are in the undermining of the nuclear
family and family values and authority and discipline for our
young men, especially in the black community. We have to
own that we put the rule of law upon a pedestal,
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even if it subverts this country, and it there's a
direct correlation to that example of parenting and whooping your
child and the need for physical discipline and the constitutional
crisis that President Trump faces right now with the Supreme
courts and the Democrat judges. There's a direct correlation. You're
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watching the Royce White Show here on Real America's Voice,
headquarters of the Ultramagan America First Movement. We're doing fundamentals
on this Thanksgiving Saturday, and we don't mean to get
too deep, but we have to. We'll be right back.
Stay tuned, Welcome back to the Royce White Show. I'm
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your host, Royce White here in the Belly of the Beast, Minneapolis, Minnesota,
and you got Steve Bannon and Warroom coming up at
the top of the hour, the Great Steve Bannon and
war Room. Shout out to the entire war Room posse
and the audience. Happy Thanksgiving to you all. Happy Thanksgiving
to everybody out there all across the country. I hope
you're enjoying family again. A time for family and gratitude.
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And we should be grateful. We should be grateful for
our families. We should be grateful for our children, and
our children should be grateful for their parents. A lot
of people out there dealing with a lot of very sad,
tragic realities in life. Young kids, they get leukemia, they
get sick, young kids pass. You know, there are a
lot of things that happen out there in life that
we just we overlook and just how grateful we should
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be to even wake up this morning. And while I
say that we should be grateful. We should have gratitude
on this Thanksgiving Saturday. That doesn't mean that we forget
or forego the tough, inconvenient things that we need to
think about to move this country in a better direction.
We have to do both things at the same time.
And that's kind of, you know, the catch twenty two
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of the human condition of our very existence is we
should be grateful. We should be grateful for every breath
we draw while still striving to be better, in better
versions of ourselves for the right reasons, for the right reasons,
not for materialistic reasons, not for vanity or greed, but
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for a basic sort of and I say basic, and
a natural evolution of the human spirit. Remember, the human
spirit and the intellect are inextricably linked. You can develop
the intellect, and you should develop the intellect. The Bible
helps you develop the intellect so you can develop your
spiritual relationship with God. And to go back to the
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fundamental we've been talking about the entire show. And I
can't tell you how important this is. I mean, this
is kind of the ABC one two three of American
culture and how we've lost something very very important in
American culture. When you give up the right to govern
your own children in your home. It's no wonder the
Democrat liberal order thinks they can vaccinate or transition your
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child without your knowledge or consent. It's no wonder you
think they should be able to tell you how much
physical discipline you can give a son who openly disrespects
or defies his parents, who lies or doesn't come home
on time, or or whatever the case may be. Now
I tell my kids this way, and I'll say it
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here as a as a guide. If an adult, a parent,
a family member, a coach, a teacher tells you to
do something and it's not illegal or isn't going to
cause you physical harm, be detrimental to your health, you
better do it. And if you don't do it, they're
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gonna be consequences. And if you give too much lip
when the consequences come down, there may be physical discipline
that should be a basic standard for American for American culture.
That's not abusive. See again, abuse is I had a
bad day as a parent, and now I'm gonna project
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my frustration onto my child when they didn't do anything wrong.
And you could say there's some there's a slippery slope
in there, where you may overreact to something your child
did because of your own frustration in life. And that
was the motif in the nineties and two thousands. That was,
you know, depicted in Hollywood as like Goodfellas for example.
You know, and I think Goodfellas the scene and goodfella
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is a great example. If you haven't seen the movie Goodfellas,
go back and watch it to references. But in the
opening scenes the character play like by Rayleiota, he's narrating
his child and he says, I was spending time at
the cab stand with the wise guys, with the mobsters,
and I was getting a let I got a letter
home from school that said I hadn't been to school
in months. And my dad took his belt off and
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he beat me. He gave me a beaten And in
that in that instance, he actually went back to the
cab stand and he had a bruise on his eye,
he had a black eye, and and and you know,
but in the during the narration of that part, ray
Liota says, but that wasn't why my father was really mad.
He was mad because I was hanging out at the
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cab stand. He knew what went on at that cab stand.
He knew what went on in that cab stand, and
he knew that basically he you know, Rayleiota's character tried
to depict the narrative, tried to tell a narrative that
his father was really more frustrated with their their poverty,
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with the fact that they were poor, that he had
to work a nine to five job, that there were
too many people living in a small apartment, that that
was the source of his frustration and thus the reason
why he beat him for skipping school and being at
the cab stand. Motifs like this in Hollywood subtly start
to shape the way that we think about our culture,
and before you know it, Yeah, if you go to
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a cab stand that's known to have organized criminals as
a teenager, if you go to a mafia wise guy
cab stan and you're missing school, you haven't been to
school at all in two months, your father should take
his belt off and beat you. He should whoop you,
He should physically discipline you. What has happened to this country?
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What has happened to this country? I'll tell you Syap
after sy Yap, I gave you a perfect example. There,
go back and watch goodfellas. I guarantee you right away
in the open you're not gonna have watched the whole
movie right away. In the opening credits, when he's explaining
his childhood, he shows you the motif where it became
unacceptable for a father to physically discipline his son for
being at a cab app stand with mafia members a
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teenage son. Your son gets caught smoking pot, he gets
caught doing drugs, he gets caught with a loaded gun
or an illegal gun, he gets caught in a stolen vehicle,
you should physically discipline him. And if you want to
get technical, if he gets caught lyon to you, if
he gets caught, if he's doing too much back talk,
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if he uses profanity, if he swears at you, if
he curses you, if he kind of brushes you off
as though you're not an authority figure. These are times
where you must, you may certainly be needing to use
some physical discipline. And my only contention here this morning
is again our institutions. Culturally and structurally, we have neutered
the nuclear family by by stripping the filer of their
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their natural God given authority. Isaiah three twelve children, my people,
Isaiah three twelve. My people oppressed by their children, ruled
by their women. And look at the Black community. The
Black community is oppressed by their children and ruled by
their women. The women dominate the political power in the
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Black community, and the children are as violent as they've
ever been. Why because the rule of law. Remember, in
the conservative movement, we hold the rule of law up
as gospel. The rule of law, family and marriage courts
have systematically stripped the Black community of the authority of
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fathers that are present. And here's the thing. You know,
when you're a father and you have the entire weight
of the legal system against you, and you're at the home,
and let's say you know, you and the mother have
a philosophical difference of opinion, and the mother knows when
push comes to shove, if she can't get her way,
she can threaten to go to the courts, and the
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courts will prevail. They'll intercede, and they'll prevail, and they'll
side with her, and they will help strip you of
that authority. Most fathers, out of frustration, resigned from the situation.
They say, well, if I stay here and try and fight,
then I get blamed for being a source of of
what they call chaos in the home, and that's bad
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for the child. You don't want to be fighting with
the with the mother, with the other parent, because that's
bad for the child. And then the father leaves, and
then the narrative becomes well, the fathers never present, the
father's never around. This is the This is the actual
cycle of of chaos and confusion and and and and uh,
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you know what they would call toxic. This is the
actual toxicity, not woke toxic. This is the real toxic
cycle of the nuclear family, especially in the black community.
I'm here to tell you so we don't have these
false perceptions and cultural narratives going forward. What good would
it be for black men to come into the conservative
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movement only to peddle the same cultural lives that have
been pushed throughout this country for the last thirty forty years.
There are not a preponderance of beatings in the black community.
The problem in the black community is that children aren't
getting any discipline at all. Their mothers are working, their
fathers are working. They're getting sent off to the schools
to be raised, and when they come home, they're looking
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out for themselves. And that used to be okay, You
used to be able to go out into the neighborhood
and stay out until the street lights came on. But
the neighborhood has changed. Drugs have changed the neighborhood. Music
has changed the neighborhood. Culture has changed the neighborhood. All
sex has changed the neighborhood. The neighborhood has changed. And
so now what your kid goes out and is influenced
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by is much more pernicious than ever before, especially in
the Black community. That's why sports is going to be
so important down the stretch here, especially in the Black community,
but all society, all communities, because it's going to be
one of the last places that young people have to
come physically in real life, have to physically come interact
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with authority, interact with their peers, and have to face
the truth of the results that they get from the
time and work that they put in, the discipline that
they show. Sports is going to become of the utmost
importance culturally here in the home stretch of saving this republic.
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You give up the right to physically discipline your children. Culturally, politically,
you have laid the predicate for the public schools and
the rest of the scientific managerial government to vaccinate and
transition your children in the school without your consent or knowledge.
That is how things work. Predicates. The predicate for abortion
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was illegitimate children, that children out of wedlock are illegitimate.
There are no illegitimate children. In the eyes of God.
Every child has God's fingerprint. He knew you when you
were in your mother's womb. There are no illegitimate children.
But if we can call children illegitimate because they're out
of wedlock, then we can justify Margaret Sanger's planned parenthood.
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Then we can justify a global military industrial complex where
human beings are nothing more than inventory. You understand, We
appreciate your viewership and listenership today and in the future.
It's been another episode of the Royce White Show. We
went right down to the fundamental today, the crisis of femininity,
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the failure of masculinity, the culture in America of parenting.
You don't have to beat your children this Thanksgiving weekend,
but if they disrespect or defy you, they have to
know they are going to be consequences, and consequences they
aren't gonna like. We have to get back to that
America and our children will become much better citizens and adults.
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God bless you, God bless America. God's speed. Enjoy Thanksgiving
the Great Steve Bannon in a war room is next.
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