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The War on Fathers Is the Real Deep State with Stephen Baskerville | Fireside Chat 281

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Show Notes

"Make sure you're flagellating yourself not because you're not feminist enough, but because you're too feminist."

Brian hosts political theorist Stephen K. Baskerville — author of Taken Into Custody and Who Lost America?, and of the recent essay "The Tragedy of Conservatism" — on family courts, the accusation industry, and why the professional Right won't touch either.

Also: the outrage that turned up for the civil rights movement and never for fathers; invading the churches and taking over the men's groups as the place to start locally; conservatives reaching for "feminism is Marxism" as a crutch; the allegations reaching past divorce court into the military, the universities and politics; and the one demand he says should never be compromised — give them their children back and leave them alone.

"If you can't regain control of a congregation, you're not going to regain control of a nation."

"Women naturally have a monopoly on reproduction and its terms. And if men don't demand to share it equally, then the women will monopolize it."

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