Relatable with Allie Beth Stuckey - Ep 1084 | What Is 'Witchcore,' and Why Is Gen Z Obsessed?

Starting point is 00:00:00 Kamala Harris is gunning for the white Christian female vote, but she is losing black male voters. She's got a plan to win them back and it has to do with weed. Also, old footage has uncovered of Kamala Harris saying that she pushed as Attorney General of California, the policy that allowed for murders in prison to change, quote unquote, their sex and go into female prisons. Also, at the end of this episode, we will examine the trend that is witchcraft among women. Why is this on the rise? What does it mean? And how should we look at this from a biblical perspective?

Starting point is 00:00:43 We've got all of this and a lot more on today's episode of Relatable. It's brought to you by our friends at Good Ranchers. Go to Good Ranchers.com. Use code Allie at checkout. That's good ranchers.com. Code Allie. Hey, guys, welcome to Relatable. Happy Wednesday.

Starting point is 00:01:06 Hope everyone is having a wonderful week. so far. We've got a lot to get into today, a lot to get into. First, I just want to thank you guys for your support of toxic empathy over the past couple days or days since the book came out. It came out yesterday. And I think the highest we were on the Amazon list was number 16 of all books overall. There are thousands of books on Amazon and we were number 16 yesterday. I think we're number 22 right now. But here's what we got to do. Here's what we got to do, guys, because I was looking at this Amazon list and who is at the top of the Amazon list of books overall. And I mean, there are some books that I want to be on there. Like, you know, Casey means she's awesome. I want her book to be up there.

Starting point is 00:01:49 But then we've got the message by Tanaheesie Coates. And he is crazy. And he is far left. And we don't, we don't want his book to be number seven anymore. We want toxic empathy to be number seven. So if y'all could help me out and we could do everything that we possibly, can to get toxic empathy in the top 10 on Amazon overall. That would be awesome. And this is not just for me, because there's nothing really that happens to me if this moves from number 16 to number 10 or number, even, you know, number two. But I really want people to hear the message and this. I really want people to know how their compassion is being exploited by bad actors because you and I might know the truth about abortion, the truth about illegal immigration,

Starting point is 00:02:40 the truth about gender ideology, but a lot of people, even professing Christians, don't really know. They think they're being loving by being nuanced on abortion. They think they're being kind by either stating their pronouns or simply not talking about the destruction of transgenderism. They think that love is love is a fine motto, that they don't really have any rebuttal to. They might think that no human being is illegal rings kind of true and that Jesus told us to love the foreigner. We are commanded to love the sojourner in the Old Testament. And so maybe we shouldn't deport people. There are Christians, Christians who love Jesus, who think that social justice is justice, that either defunding the police or creating programs that,

Starting point is 00:03:34 that are soft on crime or incentivize homelessness or open drug use or violence, that these programs, that these policies are actually loving, are actually caring for the least of these. And they don't realize not only the dark underbelly in progressive ideology that is actually antithetical to the Christian faith in every, way, they also don't realize that the policies that they are supporting, thinking that they're being compassionate and empathetic, are actually destroying the very people they're setting out to help, as well as those on the other side of the issue. So one of the most controversial things we talk about

Starting point is 00:04:23 in this book, we go through the five lies. Abortion is healthcare, trans women are women, love is love, no human is illegal social justice is justice. Like you hear those and those are the actual circular mottoes, the mantras that we hear from the left, and that should tell you something, that they use these circular mantras and they never define their terms. Like, what does trans women are women mean when you can't define what a woman is? They can't even tell you what a trans woman is. What does love is love mean if you can't define what love is? And that's one of the most controversial chapters, I think, in here, because even among conservatives, you'll see that they've kind of just abandoned the marriage question.

Starting point is 00:05:04 they don't really want to talk about the LGBT movement. And they won't really touch the ridiculousness of love is love. But love is love is the same illogical math as trans women are women. I was talking to someone recently who was speaking about the craziness of trans ideology that we've just gone so far in that direction. And we've got to go back. And it really started with people announcing their pronouns in the name of being nice or just kind of affirming someone's state of gender identity to be kind to them.

Starting point is 00:05:42 But really it goes back a lot farther than that. It really goes back. You could say in a lot of ways to feminist ideology, the queer theory ideology that was propagated several decades ago. But certainly it goes back to a burgomel. Certainly it goes back to redefining marriage because when we said that marriage, that marriage no longer has a natural definition of male and female, that it no longer matters whether you can naturally procreate within a marriage, that we can define it however we see fit. Well, then we said that men and women are arbitrary. That is when we decided that men and women

Starting point is 00:06:22 are interchangeable. That is when we decided that gender is a social construct, that there's no biological significance to a husband or a wife or a mom or a dad. Now you could say this goes back to feminist ideology again, but it certainly at least goes back to this idea that there is nothing special about a man and a woman and a husband and a wife. There's nothing special or distinct about marriage. And we go through it and this. And the cost of redefining marriage, both for the people in those unions, but also for the children that are being forced to be raised in a motherless and fatherless home. And, you know, that chapter actually really challenged me because I have wrestled with whether or not I think this is a legal question, whether or not the government

Starting point is 00:07:15 should be involved in defining marriage at all. And so I walk through the arguments here and I tell you the conclusion that I've come to just based on political history, based on the history of not just marriage, but cultures and countries in general. We look at it from a purely practical perspective. And then, of course, just like in every chapter, we not only look at the secular, scientific, logical, historical perspectives on all of these subjects, but most importantly, the biblical perspective on all of them. On all of these subjects, unfortunately, we've got professing Christians that are extremely mushy. And as I say in this book, I get that because I've been mushy on every single one of these topics. And it was the truth in love given to me graciously and

Starting point is 00:08:04 gently but persuasively that changed my mind and for the better. People's lives are on the line because of evangelical mushyness on issues like abortion and gender. And so that's why I wrote this book. And if you haven't noticed, the Kamala Harris campaign since the very beginning has been setting her sights on the white Christian woman. And I say white Christian woman, because if you look at her advertisements, if you look at her marketing, that's exactly who she has a target on. And what do they use to get the Christian woman? The Christian woman who probably naturally leans conservative, who is kind of in the middle, could be. persuaded either way, they use toxic empathy. They use toxic empathy to convince the Christian

Starting point is 00:08:54 suburban mom that voting for Kamala Harris will protect miscarriage care. That voting for Kamala Harris will protect the poor migrant. That voting for Kamala Harris will protect the poor black person on the margins of society will put an end to racism. That voting for Kamala Harris will protect the child who feels like they're born in the wrong body or protect the couple that just wants to create a child, the same-sex couple that just wants to rent the womb and to buy the eggs. And it is through toxic empathy that women are persuaded to latch on to those progressive positions. And they're convinced that Kamala Harris is actually moderate. She's just the more loving candidate. And I am very gentle with that person who believes those things in this book because in some ways I have been that person. This book is not about negating compassion. It's not about getting rid of love.

Starting point is 00:09:59 It's actually about leaning into what love actually is and exchanging the superficial, harmful form of empathy for real substantive truth in love, compassion. I love that Elisa Childers, she's an amazing. an apologist. And I love how she described this book as disarmingly compassionate and emotionally compelling. Because as jam-packed as it is with facts and statistics and data and arguments, I also wanted you to see the heart of what I'm saying that really we are supposed to care for people better than the world does, which means we're not called to superficial toxic empathy. we're called to something much deeper and better.

Starting point is 00:10:46 And that's what this book is about. So at the end, it's not that I want people to not have any empathy. I want people at the end of this to have courage. I want people at the end of this to be more loving and to have a better picture of how we can serve those who are vulnerable than we did before. So I encourage you not only to get this book yourself, please get it. for all of your friends, especially your female friends, but get it for your pastor. Get it for your women's minister. See, it's a short book. It took us a long time to condense all of

Starting point is 00:11:22 this information. I could easily write 100,000 word book. This is probably a little over 50,000 words. It's easy to read. It was important for me to be able to condense and simplify this information. And I just encourage you to get it for your small group. Get it for those who are on the fence, especially before the election, but I mean, it definitely transcends electoral politics. But I urge you to get it for yourself, get it for those who are on the fence in your life, get it for those who are politically apathetic, get it for those in the mushy middle, get it for those who are easily persuaded by this toxic empathy and just need to know the truth in a way that is not harsh, but is gentle, but to the point. And so that's who this book is for and it's urgent in the next.

Starting point is 00:12:09 two weeks to get as many Christians to read this book as possible. So we'll link the Amazon link. It's important to try to order it from Amazon if you can, but you can get it in person wherever books are sold, almost wherever books are sold. Definitely Barnes & Noble and Hobby Lobby Christian bookstores, but order it online. You can go to toxicempathy.com as well to see where else you can buy it, but definitely click that Amazon link in the description. Purchase it. Also, If you've already purchased it, it helps me out a lot to leave a five-star review on Amazon. So please do that because the trolls are out in full force. I'm continuing to get threats over this.

Starting point is 00:12:47 I'm continuing to be told that I'm the worst person in the world to go F myself, that I should be put in a re-education camp, that I know nothing about Christ, that I know nothing about Christianity whatsoever because of the title of this book. The trolls, the progressive activist, don't want you to read it. And that's all the more reason that we should. Right. Speaking of who Kamala Harris is gunning for, she's actually losing some voters in key demographics, even as she is picking up, unfortunately, some Christian women. So we'll talk about that in just a second. Let me pause and tell you about our first sponsor for the day. It's WeHeart Nutrition.

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Starting point is 00:15:18 good news for us and good news for relatable. Okay. So Kamala Harris, I thought this was so interesting and Barack Obama is like losing it over this, that Kamala Harris is not doing well with black voters. The polling shows that Trump could possibly get more, a higher percentage of black male voters than any Republicans since 1960. The black Americans, they are by far the most politically homogenous group of any demographic, way more than white evangelicals, way more than Hispanics, more than Catholics, more than any other group. They are the most homogenous. The vast majority of them every single time will vote for Democrat. It's typically in like the 90th percentile. A Democrat's margin among black men specifically among Obama was 81 points. With Clinton,

Starting point is 00:16:19 it was 63 points, Biden 53 points, and Harris 41 points. And so this is changing. It's been chipped away every election cycle. Democrats margin, oh sorry, that was. actually the margin black men ages 18 to 44. Overall, we still see that that margin is going down. With Harris, overall, black men are supporting her by 54 points. And so what's interesting is that it's really among young black men, specifically that Harris is losing support. The decreasing trend applies to black women as well, despite the fact that Harris herself could be the first black female president. Now, it is still by a lot that she is winning with black women, but Obama was winning black women by a margin of 93. Clinton also 93, Biden 85, Harris 71.

Starting point is 00:17:32 So it's really interesting as she has been targeting white women, she has lost a lot of the black female vote. And I think I'm wondering what the reason is for that. If she's just not as inspiring and as relatable as she thought, is it because of her record of putting so many, as some people say, when she was Attorney General of California, some people criticize her for putting black men in jail. for marijuana for far longer than they should, than they should have been in jail. So maybe at some of that, I wonder about the influence of people like Candice Owens, who has obviously a huge audience,

Starting point is 00:18:19 but probably the highest proportion on the conservative side of black listeners and viewers. And she's had a lot of interesting things to say recently about Kamala Harris. And I'm sure it's not only her. There are a lot of people on the conservative side who have been working very hard at appealing to all different kinds of voters. But maybe it is because Kamala Harris just isn't as inspiring as she thinks she is. But Harris, of course, she's got a strategy for trying to win black men.

Starting point is 00:18:55 And this is it. It's called the opportunity agenda for black men. provide one million forgivable loans up to $20,000 to black entrepreneurs and others who have a good idea, but don't have their resources, connections, or access to capital to get their business off the ground. So like I just want to translate this. She is saying that she is going to provide forgivable loans to black entrepreneurs. So if you are a white entrepreneur and you have a good idea, but you don't have the resources or the connections or access to capital, you are going to be discriminated against. Because of the color of your skin, you will not have access to this

Starting point is 00:19:40 privilege. You won't have access to this program. That's not even close to legal. That's not even close to constitutional. Like you are purposely discriminating against someone because of their skin color. That, of course, goes back to the whole anti-racist ideology that was primarily propagated by Ibramax Kendi, that the only way to rectify past discrimination is current discrimination. Of course, injustice is still injustice discriminating against someone because of the color of their skin, rewarding someone, simply because they have a certain amount of melanin is called partiality. It's evil abhorrent to God. The God who created justice says that you are to have no partiality in your judgments. You don't defer to the poor or to the great. I think we can

Starting point is 00:20:27 extrapolate that to mean that we're not too defer to people because of the color of their skin. But of course, she said right before the last election, like you'll remember that tweet that she put out, that video that she put out that said, you know, equality means we're given equal opportunities, but equity means we all end up in the same place. That's communism, girl. That's communism, you can't guarantee that everyone ends up in the same place without tyranny. And by the way, we're never guaranteed to end up in the same place. Two people from the same family don't even end up in the same place in life. And they had all the same resources and upbringing.

Starting point is 00:21:09 We're raised in the same house. And they don't even end up in the same place. And yet we expect two people from totally two different backgrounds, two different regions, two different classes to end up in the same place or else we live in an unfair system. Equality of outcome is not equity. Equity, the true meaning of equity, according to the Bible, is impartial law-giving, impartial judgments. But just like empathy, just like compassion, love, tolerance, all of these things,

Starting point is 00:21:38 the left exploits previously good ideas and turns them into something very bad. Launch a national health equity initiative focused on black men. Again, like, let's just read into this. They always use euphemisms because they can't actually say what they mean. What leftists always mean by equity is discriminating against white people. So that's how we can read into that. Also, this is very important to appeal to black men, according to her, legalize marijuana at the federal level to break down unjust legal barriers that hold black men and other Americans back. I just think that it's strange. Like, is that not playing upon a trope? Is that not playing into the stereotype that black men just want to

Starting point is 00:22:28 get high on marijuana? That this is such a big and important thing to the entire black population that she has to make sure that you don't go to jail for using something like weed. Like, I just think it's strange because Democrats do this a lot. And Republicans actually do this too. And I think it's gross and it's sad that when Republicans and Democrats are talking about black issues, they're almost always talking about crime and weed. Like I don't, I mean, I know a lot of black people. That's not their number one concern. That's not the thing that they're worried about when it comes to this election.

Starting point is 00:23:07 I mean, they're worried about the economy. They're worried about immigration. They're worried about safe streets. And yet we hear many times from both Republicans and Democrats that in order to appeal to black voters, you have to make it easier to smoke weed and harder to go to jail. Yikes. I hope that this doesn't work. I hope that Harris's plan, that her agenda here doesn't work.

Starting point is 00:23:34 So discrimination and easier to smoke and sell weed. Come on. Please see through that. That is so it's not just shallow. It should be insulting to your intelligence as a human being. Okay, we got to stop. I told you it would be quick. I got to stop and go for the next to add.

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Starting point is 00:25:15 don't like women. Here he is. We had not yet seen the same kinds of energy and turnout in all quarters of our neighborhoods and communities as we saw when I was running. Now, I also want to say

Starting point is 00:25:37 that that seems to be more pronounced with the brothers. So we've got Barack Obama saying that if you don't vote for Harris, you're not a man, basically, and you don't love women. And we had Joe Biden in a few years ago say that if you don't vote for him, you ain't black. So you're going to keep voting for these people? Like I always hear, even from Christians that, yeah, sure, Republicans kind of get it right on

Starting point is 00:26:08 the life stuff. But Democrats are helping the poor. They're helping black people. How? How? I mean, predominantly black communities have been voting for Democrats to lead their communities, to lead their cities for decades. How is the problem still Republicans? How is the problem still the system? The people that you are putting in charge of the system clearly aren't delivering the solutions that you're looking for. I mean, also, this is a big part of many black churches, Democrats, politicians coming in to campaign. I mean, the stranglehold that the Democrat Party has on Black Americans does seem to be loosening as the statistic show, and I praise God for that.

Starting point is 00:27:01 I know of a lot of solid Black pastors and, of course, black Christians who are ardently pro-life and who are extremely outspoken about what is good, right, and true. But predominantly black communities and black churches ardently support Democrats and pretty much unconditionally. And these manipulation tactics, unfortunately, I think, can be effective that you're not really a man, you don't really love women, you're not really black, you don't care about your community if you don't vote Democrat. I mean, what if they done for you really? Like, how has that translated into actual help?

Starting point is 00:27:46 I mean, it just doesn't make sense that you're voting for the same party over and over again and are still saying the system is out, you know, is out to get certain demographics. Okay, well, maybe we should change who is in charge of the system in your community. Harris in a radio interview also said that she is open to reparations. Charlemagne the God asked her about this. She said to your question about reparations, it has to be studied. there's no question about that. I've been very clear about that position.

Starting point is 00:28:21 She didn't give a position, which of course, a lot of politicians do that. And of course, she explained that she grew up in the middle class. Because that's how you answer. When someone asks you something, when chief related bro is like, hey, like, how much did you, how much did you spend at Trader Joe's? And I'm like, well, I grew up in a middle class family. And then we just stare at each other at each other. in silence for 10 seconds until I walk away.

Starting point is 00:28:49 And that's, I mean, that's a really good strategy. I think that more of us should, when we don't want to answer a question, we can just start saying, I grew up in a middle class family. Of course, reparations is a horrible idea and a stupid position. There is no reason for the white person who lives truly in the middle class neighborhood to pay reparations to Beyonce. Sorry. I just don't think that's just.

Starting point is 00:29:16 justice. Like I just don't think that the white family who is struggling to survive should be paying reparations to Oprah and Barack Obama. And by the way, we don't even know which people today are related to slaves from 200 years ago. Is it like what do we do with people who are half black, half white? What do we do with the white people whose grandparents came here after slavery was abolished. Like, who do we decide is responsible for the slavery that occurred? Is it just people who kind of look white? Who do we decide are the victims?

Starting point is 00:30:01 Is it just people who kind of look black? Like, is that how we're really basing justice? I heard, you know, Latasha Morrison, she wrote Be the Bridge. And, you know, we talk about where I think that she is just so wrong when it comes to so-called racial reconciliation and social justice when it comes to race. But a lot of churches, you know, they promote her books of Be the Bridge. And I've heard her say in speeches in defense of reparations and the work that she's doing, you know, if you wrecked my car, I expect you to pay for it. I didn't wreck your car. None of us did. And so none of us are responsible for paying for

Starting point is 00:30:45 it. And Kamala Harris, she knows this is a radical position. That's why she didn't push any farther on that. Sagar and Jetty, he's great. We've had him on the show before. And I always love his commentary. It's always so interesting. He hates weed. And like we're on the same page. He hates weed in Europe and people dressing bad. And he hates daylight savings time. And so, I just appreciate people who have strong opinions about things like that. And that Walsh is the same way. I'm like, why are we even talking about this? I don't know, but I love that you're passionate about it.

Starting point is 00:31:24 But Sager and I definitely agree on hating wheat. And he said this. Oh, Tim Miller, Tim Miller, the bulwark guy. He said, because black people have been disproportionality jailed. Wompwomp. I'm going to give you the BOD Tim Miller, have been disproportionately jailed for weed usage while rich white kids at liberal art schools have ripped the bong with impunity for decades. Hope that clears it up. These people are so smug. Sauger said, only weed logic can lead you to this.

Starting point is 00:32:04 Because of injustice in the past, we must legalize poison and let the same people we imprisoned sell it to children and other addicts. So true. Like even if something is true. Even if that is true, the picture that Tim Miller painted. Even if that is real, that doesn't support legalizing and making more accessible, something like marijuana that can cause psychosis and schizophrenia that can hamper brain development when minors use it. There's nothing positive about marijuana. It should continue to be illegal and to be as difficult to get as possible. Well, Kamala Harris, she continues to be completely radical and she wants you to forget about that, but we're not going to let you forget about that. So let me get into that in a second.

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Starting point is 00:34:10 less political story. But gosh, there's so much happening in electoral politics. I just so badly want to make sure that all of you who can vote vote and that you know what is at stake and you know actually who is on the ballot. So this was reported on October 15th, so just yesterday by Washington Free Beacon. I saw a tweet by Charlie Kirk going around that Kamala Harris, that she supports the sex change of incarcerated. men. And actually, this has manifested itself in real policy in the state of California and has resulted in men going in female prisons and assaulting them. So I want to play you this clip of Kamala Harris saying this herself so you know it's not an exaggeration. And then I'm going to

Starting point is 00:35:08 tell you a little story about how this policy has actually affected people. Here's not three. When I was Attorney General, I learned that the California Department of Corrections, which was a client of mine, that they were standing in the way of surgery for prisoners. For prisoners. And there was a specific case. And when I learned about the case, I worked behind the scenes to not only make sure that that transgender woman got the services she was deserving. So it wasn't only about that case. I made sure that they changed the policy in the state of California. so that every transgender inmate in the prison system would have access to the medical care that they desired in need.

Starting point is 00:35:55 Okay, so you heard it. She is the one in the state of California who championed sex change, quote unquote, it's not possible to change your sex, gender reassignment, quote unquote, surgeries for men and then for them to be transferred to female prisons. Now, we know from talking to many of these journalists that we've had. on the show that women have been impregnated. Women have been raped by these men who say they just want top surgery, say they don't want bottom surgery, say they don't want any procedure at all. They just want to be able to grow their hair out and say that they're a woman. Well, gender ideology says that you are who you say you are, that biology is really arbitrary, it has no authority whatsoever. So if a man, a rapist, a pedophile, a murderer, decides that

Starting point is 00:36:44 that he is a woman because women's prisons are obviously safer. They're in some cases a little cushier, a little nicer. He can do that. And he is transferred into a woman's prison. Now, Kamala Harris says that she is representing women, that she is the party of women, that she is the party of freedom. Now remember, what do Democrats mean when they say they're the party of freedom? What did they mean when they say freedom? sexual immorality and abortion. And gender confusion, gender deception falls under that sexual immorality umbrella.

Starting point is 00:37:21 So there was a real person named John Jacobson who decided after he went to prison for murder that he would become a woman. And because of Kamala Harris' policies, he got to go into the women's prison. In 2004, John Jacobson lured Thomas and Jackie Hawks onto their boat off the California coast, tied them to the vessels

Starting point is 00:37:42 anchor. This is very disturbing, okay, threw them overboard, before grabbing a beer from the fridge and starting to fish. Jacobson told ABC News that he murdered the married couple to obtain money for a sex change surgery. So he drowned this couple by tying them to an anchor. He was convicted of murdering the couple along with the previous murder. He now sits on death row. Last year, Jacobson's dreams of becoming a woman finally came true when California taxpayers footed the bill for his gender transition surgery. A move made possible thanks to policies and precedents set during Kamala Harris' time as the state's attorney general. Jacobson said, I did receive gender affirming surgery and breast augmentation on April 5, 2023. Jacobson also told the free beacon that he expects to transfer to a female

Starting point is 00:38:42 prison fairly quickly. And his 2009 interview with ABC Jacobson was clear that he is still attracted to females. I'm not attracted to guys, he said, but I wanted the surgery. And I knew 100% I wanted the surgery, but I only like females. The state's treatment of so-called transgender inmates changed radically during Kamala Harris's time in office. Now, I I will say that I am a bit giddy that this person has been castrated. Like, I think that that's a fair punishment. I'm glad that he has been castrated. I think he should be castrated and stay in the male prison, though.

Starting point is 00:39:29 And I think that he should get the death penalty. Of course, because this is premeditated murder. And that is justice for murder. God says that in Genesis 9-6 that if you shed innocent blood then your blood will be shed. He demands that for justice. And some people say, oh, the death penalty, it's so mean, it's so wrong.

Starting point is 00:39:53 I think the Catholic Church is actually against the death penalty. They didn't used to be against the death penalty. But predominantly they are now, okay, we're not nicer than God. And God, before the creation of Israel, before the creation of civilization said that the death penalty is the just punishment for murder. And so far from getting sex change surgeries, I think this guy should have been executed a long time ago. Swift execution of execution for murders when it has been proven beyond a shadow of a doubt that this person has murdered. That is justice.

Starting point is 00:40:34 That is justice and it also mitigates evil. And that is what the state is supposed to do to use the sword against evildoers and to reward those who do good. But Kamala Harris is the anti-justice candidate. She does the opposite of what the government instituted by God is supposed to do. She rewards those who do evil like this person and she punishes those who do evil like this person and she punishes those who do good, like David Delighton, like the pregnancy centers. Investigated David Delighton for his pro-life reporting. He's still dealing with that, forced pregnancy centers to advertise for abortion. The Supreme Court overturned that

Starting point is 00:41:21 fact act, thankfully, but that's who Kamala Harris is. She rewards those who do evil. She punishes those who do good. And we actually still see this today in the Harris Biden administration. There is a woman named Bevelin B.D. Williams. And she has just been sentenced to three and a half years in federal prison. She is a mom of a toddler. She is a pro-life protester, a pro-life activist. And she was arrested and charged for unlawful assembly, okay? Not violence. Unlawful assembly in the state of New York because she was peacefully protesting outside of a Planned Parenthood. And you might think, well, this is unconstitutional. Our right to assembly, our right to protest is protected by the Constitution. Look, the Constitution is a piece of paper until someone is willing to defend it, until someone is willing to enforce it. Right now, the powers that be the DOJ don't give a flying rip about the Constitution. She, of course, is not the first pro-lifer to be jailed by the Biden administration, Joan Bell, 74 years old, imprisoned by the Harris administration. Harris, Harris, Biden administration. We've got Erb Garrity, who was on our show, a pro-lifer who protested. And I think about Herb's words all the time, that nothing that someone who is imprisoned indoors compares to the pain that babies endure in an abortion. And these are the pro-lifers who have been imprisoned by the Face Act, through the Face Act, by the Harris Biden administration,

Starting point is 00:43:08 she does not care one bit about your constitutional rights. She rewards evil and she punishes good. It is your responsibility, Christian, to vote against that. It is your duty, Christian, to vote against that. Are you going to vote for the guy that would probably pardon Joan Bell? that I can almost guarantee you, will pardon Joan Bell and Bevelin B.D. Or are you going to vote for the person

Starting point is 00:43:37 who is going to throw more pro-lifers in jail? Which one? Or are you just not going to vote? Are you going to sit out? Because, well, neither of them are perfect. Can I read you something? Let me read you what one of my pro-life friends posted on her Instagram. And she's not somewhat, she's certainly not MAGA. She is conservative,

Starting point is 00:44:05 but she's probably moderate on some things. And her name is Christina Bennett. She works with live action. She is so passionate for the unborn and has done so much work, but she and I probably don't agree on every policy outside of abortion, but we totally agree on the evil of abortion, the dignity of the unborn. Her mother chose life. She was almost aborted and she's just used her passion to save so many. And she's friends with Bevelin. And here's what she wrote when Bevelin said, yeah, I'm going to jail. Bevelin is going to prison today, by the way. Here's what Christina wrote on Instagram. She posted a video very upset. She said, I'm just brokenhearted to hear Bevelin B.D. Williams is going to jail tomorrow for her pro-life activism. At the end of her first,

Starting point is 00:44:56 Facebook post, she said, please don't forget to vote and do all you can to elect leaders who stand for justice. Christina said, guys, I've been on the fence because I'm so brokenhearted overcompromise regarding abortion with the Republican Party. I wanted to do a write-in. Last week, a friend who is also facing prison for her activism asked me to vote for Trump regardless. I made a covenant before God. I wouldn't vote for someone who was not pro-lawful. life, so I wanted to do a right in. But my friend facing prison asked me, believing he could possibly pardon her. Now today, Beth is asking before she goes to prison tomorrow, so I will vote for her and for the possibility that they could be pardoned. People can think what they may and I don't

Starting point is 00:45:47 care. Never did I imagine I'd see a beautiful young black mother going to jail for trying to save babies. Vote for Joan Bell. Vote for Bevelin. Vote for true justice. If you don't like Trump, at the very least, vote against the woman who is putting pro-lifers in jail and who is funded by those killing the babies. All right, got one more topic for today. Let me tell you about our next sponsor. It is Birch Gold. There's a lot at stake in this upcoming election. Regardless of who is sitting in the White House, the fuse on the economy has already been lit. Even four years of a conservative presidency will not be enough to turn the tide on our $35 trillion national debt. If the left wins, it's like throwing gas

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Starting point is 00:47:47 satanic ritual. And on the side, it said, discover their secretive and mysterious practices, ancient traditions, persecution, and the Salem Witch trials, modern witchcraft and spellwork. So this is clearly a glorification of witchcraft. And this is actually a trend that we've been seen for the past few years. I did an episode maybe in 2020 called The Rise of the Millennial Witches, because there is a big trend on witch talk for young women who don't necessarily look demonic. They just look like your normal suburban. and mom, casting spells, burning sage, using their crystals. And, you know, witchcraft doesn't

Starting point is 00:48:31 necessarily always look like a Ouija board or like dyeing your hair black and casting spells. Today it looks more like manifesting. Today, it looks more like transcendental meditation or it looks a lot more new age. And we've had conversations with former witches. We've had conversations with former psychics with former new age people who have engaged in this kind of thing. And it starts typically through reading a Cosmo article about your sign. Getting into astrology. Thinking about who your real spiritual goddess self is, all of these things that are propagated a lot in the self-help self-empowerment world.

Starting point is 00:49:16 Even in some of the Christian worlds, this idea that of course we talk about so much in my first book, You're Not Enough, that there's this inner goddess on the inside. She just needs to be released. And basically, if you say the right things, if you imagine the future that you want and you throw off all of the toxic people and expectations and standards and societal norms, then she'll be released and she'll finally get everything she wants. It goes all the way back to the garden. I mean, Eve was tempted with wanting to be like God.

Starting point is 00:49:51 This is the root of witchcraft today. I saw this tweet from someone named Allie on X, and she said, I don't understand why so many women pretend their witches now. Is it an aesthetic? Harry Potter cringe, gone too far, actual witchcraft? And then she, you know, post this picture of someone who is, like, dressed as a witch, very disturbing. But the truth is, this is a trend. And this was reported by British Vogue, the Vogue guide to being a modern witch. They say from nostalgic witch shows like the 1996 sitcom Sabrina the Teenage Witch to newer Netflix releases,

Starting point is 00:50:36 which stereotypes are reemerging in popularity, but with a different look thanks to Gen Z. Gen Z's embrace of new age spiritualism has driven the rise of witch core and Wimzagoth aesthetics. Like can we not? I think we need another famine. Like we have way too much time on our hands, which merge romantic, mystical vibes with grungy, gothic undertones. The witch choristhetic is influenced by ancient rituals and practices. So here it's not just about following a trend that you saw and you think is cute. They're saying it is influenced by ancient rituals and practices from potion making and herbalism to tarot card reading,

Starting point is 00:51:17 sage burning and crystal healing. It's a blend of vintage lace dresses with oversized button downs and corsets thrown on for good measure. You could literally find all of this it made well. All reminiscent of nature's very own color palette, think dark, earthy tones that wouldn't look out of place at an autumnal festival. The terms witch or witchy cover a broad spectrum of things. It might mean someone who practices witchcraft or it might refer to more of an Instagramable aesthetic choice, more than anything else. According to Vogue, today witchery is about normalizing a woman's darker side, reconnecting with ancient practices and sacred care, rejecting modern idealizations of women as angels. Long gone are the antiquated stereotypes of witches practicing black magic or white magic. Modern witches

Starting point is 00:52:08 can be whatever they choose. And so we've got some pictures of witch core, which this is what Satan does. always distorts like the beauty of creation. So sun, moon, stars, flowers, even sage, crystals, all these things were created by God, but are being manipulated into something that is evil, which is, of course, being the God of self. I saw this tweet. One of the draws of witchcraft is that it has an aesthetic women find appealing. Dried flowers, candles, pretty little herbs and bottles. Bland modern churches, rid of visual elements will simply not be able to compete with this. Oh my gosh, that's so dumb.

Starting point is 00:52:52 Okay, apparently this is Taylor Swift and Witch Corps. And this is in January of this year, this is what Witch Corps looks like. We've got a full screen of that. So apparently this is Witch Corp. And Taylor Swift said in December of 2020, witches be like sometimes, sometimes, I just want to listen to music while pining away, silking, staring out a window. It's me. I'm witches. Never fear. The Willow Lonely Witch remix is here. Whatever that means. And, you know, a lot of people said that in her heiress tour, there was a ton of witch core. And that's true.

Starting point is 00:53:29 There was. Like, even if you don't think that there was, like, a spiritual aspect to her talking about spells and all of that, she definitely had a witch aesthetic. She definitely dressed up like a witch. And she played upon a lot of her. And she played upon a lot of of those dark themes, even some of the things she talks about, like a twin flame, that's a very new age. I would even say like a witchy kind of term. It's a supernatural idea that basically we are our own gods or we are either informed by or moved by the universe. There are things we do to be in sync with the universe, to be out of sync with the universe. It's just plain old. paganism and we've got this like picture of their of the Taylor Swift concert no we've got a video

Starting point is 00:54:20 of the Taylor Swift concert where look they're in this like witch circle here's not one okay very disturbing they're basically bowing down to her and look I like Taylor Swift songs I get it but this is so like that is clearly demonic I'm not saying she's the only artist that's demonic, but she does have a particular hold on a lot of Christian women who tend to think that she's more innocent than sexy red. And I'm just not sure that's true. I'm just not sure that's true. There's actually maybe even more of a threat to her because she has this very like appealing, normal girl aesthetic. And yet she plays upon these themes that are that are really dark. And I hadn't actually seen this before. So I'm kind of disturbed by that because, I mean, Satan

Starting point is 00:55:34 disguises himself as an angel of light. And I think the more mainstream these things become the less we stigmatize them and the less we see what a threat they are. So I want to talk about why I think this is important just to close out the episode in just a second. Let me tell you about our last sponsor. It's Patriot Mobile. Americans are tired and frustrated by a stalling economy, inflation, endless wars. You want to be able to partner with people that align with what you believe in. Patriot Mobile is America's Christian conservative wireless provider. They are fighting for the First and Second Amendment, the sanctity of life, our military first responder heroes.

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Starting point is 00:57:14 manifest itself one day. That is all part of witchcraft. The truth is that if we find all of these problems in our lives inside of ourselves, if we're depressed, if we're anxious, if we feel like we're lacking insufficient, we won't find the solution for those things also inside of ourselves. and people love the supernatural. They love to feel like they can tap into divine help. They love to know that there's something bigger than them, but they don't want the self-denial and the self-sacrifice that comes with Christianity. But this is darkness.

Starting point is 00:57:51 I've had people say that, you know, I think I can combine the sage burning, this, you know, crystal healing and all of this stuff with Christianity. There's some parts of, you know, channeling a medium or going to a psychic. that are fine, you can definitely combine that with Christianity. Look, that's called syncretism. That is strictly forbidden in Christianity. You can actually see when Jesus is talking to the churches in the book of Revelation, one of the things that he condemns is that syncretism, trying to wed light and darkness. And we can read all the way in Deuteronomy that God hates witchcraft. And this is a principle that still stands today. This is not exclusive to anything.

Starting point is 00:58:34 ancient Israel. Deuteronomy 1810, there shall not be found among you anyone who burns his son or daughter as an offering, anyone who practices divination, or tells fortunes, fortunes, or interprets omens, or a sorcerer, or a charmer, or a medium, or a necromancer, or one who inquires of the dead for whoever does these things is an abomination to the Lord. I saw this really huge fitness influencer, Kate, it's seen us. I think that, or Kayla, it's seen us. I've followed her for a long time, actually. But she posted the other day how she had this amazing experience with the medium. I'm pretty sure the Kardashians have done this kind of thing. There's a new like Netflix show in which a medium was glorified. And people think that they're really talking to their loved ones.

Starting point is 00:59:27 No, you're talking to a demon. And that's not something you should mess with. God takes witchcraft very seriously. Exodus 2218, you shall not permit a sorceress to live. Yikes. Leviticus 2027, a man or a woman who is a medium or a necromancer shall be put to death. They shall be stoned with stones. Their blood shall be upon them. 1 Samuel 1523. For rebellion is as the sin of divination and presumption is as iniquity and idolatry. Because you have rejected the word of the Lord, he has also rejected you. from being king. Galatians 519 through 21. Now the work, this is the New Testament. Some people think we just disregard the Old Testament. That is not a rightful handling of Scripture. Galatians 519 through

Starting point is 01:00:14 21. Now the works of the flesh are evident. Sexual immorality, impurity, sensuality, idolatry, sorcery, strife, jealousy, fits of anger, rivalries, dissensions, divisions,

Starting point is 01:00:27 envy, drunkenness, orgies, and things like these. I warned you, as I warned you before, that those who do

Starting point is 01:00:34 such things will not inherit the kingdom of God. And look, there's something there for all of us, by the way. Idolatry,

Starting point is 01:00:42 strife, jealousy, fits of anger, rivalries, those people will not inherit the kingdom of God, all of us better be working out our salvation with fear and trembling, knowing that it is by

Starting point is 01:00:55 grace we have been saved, but that our obedience is evidence of the faith and the grace that saves us. And so let us make sure we are walking in holiness with Christ and to take no part in the unfruitful works of darkness, but instead expose them. That is Ephesians 4. So it's unfortunate that this is a trend, but Christians have to, as always, speak out against it, just as we speak out against all forms of darkness, witchcraft or not. Get my book, Toxic Empathy in the link in this description. You will not regret it. Thank you guys so much.

Starting point is 01:01:35 We'll be back here tomorrow.

Relatable with Allie Beth Stuckey - Ep 1084 | What Is 'Witchcore,' and Why Is Gen Z Obsessed?

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