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May 10Liked by Peachy Keenan

Unfortunately, we have created a society of soyboys and Karen’s by trying to keep them “safe.” Many parents are not teaching their children to ride a bike because they might break something. Unfortunately bad things happen. We cannot be safe at all times. We need to teach our children to be prepared for the real world. It is not kind or cruel. It is a different. Adversity is a good thing and build strength. This defined the generation that won World War II. This generation couldn’t win a pillow fight.

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“ We need to encourage children to undergo surgical mutilation, because won’t you think of their safety!”

It’s all so, so weird. I have to think that Tucker was right in his heritage speech because there’s really no logical explanation, it only makes sense once you glimpse Moloch hiding behind the curtain.

More here in my federalist piece on the need to get your doctor before it’s too late. I’m sure your book will go into this too.

https://thefederalist.com/2023/04/28/prescription-for-parents-vet-your-childs-doctors-they-no-longer-deserve-your-trust/

Gaty.substack.com

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Add to this the ubiquitous excuse, “Out of an abundance of caution...” for whatever cancellation of joy or normalcy or threat to woke ideology. I think we can all agree that an abundance of caution really is too much caution. And you really CAN be too careful.

The latest DEI piety is “psychological safety.” Heard of that one?

A lot of beautiful things are sacrificed to the god of safety.

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Always a pleasure to read a witty writer; they (along with actually-funny comedians) are an endangered species!

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People seem to have forgotten that saying I learned way back in my 1970’s MBA program. “Don’t play for safety, it’s the most dangerous game in the world.”

What, exactly, is safe about life?

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These entreaties to potential subscribers ("Your lying eyes..." etc) really are High Quality.

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Hilarious. Omg, please just get off Twitter

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You gave this topic the Peachy twist. I enjoyed reading it You didn't ask, but I would add your recent stuff for the Federalist wasn't "Peachy" IMO. I mean I think I agreed with what you said, it just wasn't written in the style to which I've become a fanboy (ok, fandpa!).

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Spicy!

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Though I'm not much into it these days, in my world, "let's have a safety meeting" has always been code for let's smoke some reefer, followed by a "stay safe" fist bump and a smirk through squinted, red eyes...

Stay safe my friends, stay safe.

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Rep, Thank you for your invaluable service at a critical time in our nation's history. Any thoughts on creating a State Chartered Bank here in NH like they have in North Dakota and trying to pass in Tenn and others. Great info on this idea at Catherine Austin Fitts Solari website backed by leading economist Richard Werner. I think Werner testified in Tenn and prepared a package for their legislators. The intent is to get off the financial grid and CBDC's with FedNow rolling out in July 2023. The World Enslavement Forum and their useful stooges in the US are conducting a shock and awe campaign of fundamental transformation against us to disorient us from prioritizing our resistance. ( Transform media into Pravda; education to indoctrination; food into insects and synthetic meat; computing into dangerous AI; foreign policy into nuclear terror and afghan humiliation; energy into rationing; health into vaccine euthanasia; economy into inflation and banking collapse into 8 too big to fail and FedNow; bioengineering into transhumanism; environment into climate change; communities into smart cities; cash into digital surveillance dollars; immigration into open borders and civil war; governance into one party Democrat Stalinist rule; Christianity into a brotherhood of man without a Fatherhood of God). The Good News is the WEF is losing control so they are moving up Agenda 2030 plans and are meeting in NYC this fall. They are also now rolling out a global campaign of censorship with Gov Nuisance of CA asking citizens to rat "hateful speech" on each other like the old Soviet Union days because the free flow of information is what they fear most. To my mind, this shock and awe approach is designed to keep us from prioritizing as well as hasten the surveillance state. My priorities would be resisting and setting up an alternative to CBDC with a state chartered bank, avoiding digital passports, parental rights, and election integrity so Trump can dismantle this totalitarian infrastructure at the federal level because all of the other battles ( energy, food, education, environment, immigration, etc ) will take them more time to control us. Just trying to stimulate some discussion on what our priorities should be on the WEF's 60 year long planned battlefield against us and to help us get re-oriented and cohesive in our resistance.

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Peachy, I saw your note about founding member for your book. I saw your column about the normals on American Mind. Good writing and observations. Great point about Catholic Church. We believe that the church will correct, but in the meantime hold on to your 1962 Missal for an exciting ride. Also, do you consider me a founding member? Just curious?

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19th Amendment: the gift to ourselves that just keeps on giving. Probably should have listened to the Founders after all. Nah, what could go wrong? Dead old white men, amirite? Enjoy your third world shithole. We’ve earned it.

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New York isn’t (yet) as scary as it was in the 80s but it’s palpably less safe than it was under Rudy and Bloomie. I don’t mind the ubiquitous smell of weed but seeing people jump the turnstiles with impunity is worrisome.

If only there were some kind of ....theory that explained what happens when the authorities let the “minor” quality-of-life crimes (like.... say ....broken windows) slide.... a theory with a catchy name....

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GET OFF TWITTER? That’s her pulpit. Peachy, how you talk!

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Great Post! Experience is super important. Safety is important, but when it prevents the appropriate risk taking. Safety is bad when experience becomes too expensive due to risk mitigation. I finance we have three methods to deal with risk. Avoid it, Insure It, Understand it and prepare to minimize. This is obviously not a priority for NYC.

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