Taken from JRE #1427 w/Melissa Chen: https://youtu.be/6SLVjWbER4M
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Taken from JRE #1427 w/Melissa Chen: https://youtu.be/6SLVjWbER4M
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Joe Rogan, you think its dumb and ridiculous and that you shouldn't care because it doesn't affect you, but the moment a gay couple want a child, an innocent unborn child is affected and a sacrifice has to be made:a child's right and opportunity to have their biological mother or father or both, for the satisfaction of two gay men or women's desire to have kids. This is what we all inherently know deep down and why many care so much, especially spiritual or religious people. Because it is our responsibility as a society to not legitimize a practice that takes advantage of children and feeds a business that's selling kids for the sake of "gay" "rights".
Don't misunderstand me, I feel for anyone who can't have children, but it doesn't automatically give them the right to do anything to get a child regardless.
There is a study with identical children sharing the exact dna and one is gay and one is straight. Being born gay doesn’t exist. It’s environment and masculinity and femininity between people that exists. Some have more or less through food, health, internal voice and the voices and pictures around us. 💭
Joe oh Joe.. individual's doesn't build a nation society does..gays n lesbians doesn't procreate n without that your podcast might not be available bcoz without human the world goes obsolete..
Gay marriage is disgusting and the more it’s promoted the less chance we have to continue as a civilization on earth Shame on u Joe
I'm gonna quote Ben from the exact interview that's being discussed.
"I don't care, until you want to join my religion. If you want to join MY religion, then there is a buy in."
I like a lot of Joe Rogan's stuff, but this is where he loses me.
Even in the interview with Ben Shapiro I felt like he kept ignoring what Ben was saying and instead putting words into Ben's mouth.
Ben was constantly having correct Joe, which if you pay attention to that interview you'll realize that Joe was hearing what Joe wanted to hear, not what Ben was saying.