How much free reign did he give you as sports minister in them days?

Ah, look, you know, you always had to bounce it off the boss, if you want to call him that.

But in the end...

With COVID and those sort of things coming on, he just gave me some money and said go for it.

That was hardly a check and balance there.

Some of the bigger issues certainly did go back through the Premier and through the Cabinet system.

But as far as the Sports Minister, he had a fair bit of freedom to say the least about the money and also putting people onto boards that were grassroots people, not just Fireflies, I wanted their name on the paper.

And, you know, what do you reckon about the motorsports going into Merseville? What do you think about that?

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and it was boundaryless.

So in the name of kind of freedom, it has dramatically cheapened sex, which is, in my opinion, extremely valuable and powerful.

And so through the kind of boundaryless, this hyper-individualized, self-serving, self-actualization mantra that permeates society, I think it's become extremely destructive as we've turned sex in on the self.

St. Augustine said that sin essentially is desire turned in on the self.

And we have a generation that is grappling with record levels of loneliness and anxiety and depression.

I don't think it's just coincidental that those two have kind of paralleled one another, this experiment in free sex starting, well, a long time ago, but accelerated in the 60s and on through modern society.

Like, yeah, I would love to, I would love to hear just like a pastor speak to, to that couple that's been