Institut für Sexualwissenschaft

Credit for that initial distinction often goes to the German psychiatrist Magnus Hirschfeld in the early 20th century.

Ah, right, the Institute for Sexual Science.

Yes.

He was the first to formally distinguish the desires of homosexuality, having partners of the same sex from what he termed transvestism, which he used very broadly to describe the desire to live as the other sex.

Just read Yad Vashem's official minutes of the Bansi conference, and there is no mention of an extermination program whatsoever.

There is, however... a policy of forcing the Jews out of various areas of life of the German people because they were accused rightfully of engaging in all of the most disgusting, perverse criminal activities in society, from communist terrorism, Bolshevik-style terrorism, to pornography, Magnus Hirschfeld's Institute of Sexual Science, transgenderism... and everything in between, which is actually what those books were that the German students burned.

They were pornography and transgender manuals on how to mutilate the genitals, which they've then projected back onto the Muslims and said that the Muslims mutilate genitals.

So a lot of this is projection.

It's the same thing with with the burning of books.

They didn't burn the great literature of Europe.

They burned Magnus Hirschfeld's Institute of Sexual Science.

So I guess my point is, when you look at what's happening today or if you actually if you follow the sort of maybe very conservative Christian argument that we got to ban porn and we have to do X, Y and Z.

What do they call it to make it sound...

The Institute for Sexology opens up, which is basically a gay brothel.

It's a transgender LGBT clinic disguise that basically is a gay brothel, and they're using this as a...

They're also doing these things.

But they'll take down one of my videos for 10 seconds of a song.

But, yeah, so...

The Institute for Sexology, man, they leveled that thing.

They also leveled, you know, I don't know if anybody knows about Bauhaus.