I want to welcome everyone back to the Pekingiano show, returning C. J. Engel. How you doing, C.J.? Doing good, Pete. Thanks.

So let's see how many people we can really trigger today. Let's do it. Let's talk about rights.

All right. What right? What is that? I don't even know what that is anymore. I used to hear about it all the time.

There's always like a qualifier is behind it.

But once you start getting down to it and thinking about it, it's like, well, what's

anybody talking about?

So when you hear the term rights, what do you think? I think about subversion.

Like, that's the first thing I hear is like rights. There's a historical aspect to our heritage

that includes rights rhetoric. There's been a place for that. But I think if you're still talking

about rights in 2024, you don't realize that the entire

tapestry that sustained us for hundreds of years has been completely burned to the ground,

and now rights are a mechanism by which the regime can instill its own totalitarian vision

on Heritage America and the Heritage West. So I really think that when we hear rights,

we need to think about them occupying us culturally, morally, spiritually.

In every aspect of our society, rights has always been,

or not always been, but in the last several decades,

it's been the justification by which it burns us to the ground.

One can argue that that has nothing to do with rights.

Rights, you know, it's like anarchy.

Anarchy just means without rulers, bro.

You know, you just have to understand.

You have to be able to, if you don't know Greek or Latin, don't even use the word.

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