Dennis Prager on America’s Age of Moral Confusion

i uh i don't know if you know this story it happened in may two women two young women on the new york subway were attacked by a guy And luckily for them, and happily, the New York City Police Department showed up in time to save them.

When it came time to prosecute the guy, one of the women who spoke for both of them said, we're not cooperating with the prosecution because we don't want to send another black man to prison.

Guy was sent to a hospital, a mental hospital, let out an hour later, and a few hours later, threw an old man down steps at a New York subway station and murdered him.

That's one story.

Here's a story from a few years ago that I think about a lot.

It's, I guess, if it's possible, it's even more dramatic.

And that is a young German woman was sexually assaulted by an illegal immigrant from a Muslim country, and she refused to testify against him because she didn't want Germans to have a bad impression of immigrants from Muslim countries.

She was the daughter of a major German official at the EU, the European Union.

There is so much to unpack in these stories, and I could give example after example.

You know, all the women who have been demonstrating on behalf of Lindsay Clancy, for example.

The fact is, that women's inclination is toward compassion and nurturing.

Men's is towards justice.

That's a very big difference.

Justice is a masculine value, and nurturing is a feminine value.

We need both, but when it's tipped over, way over in one direction.

Look, the other example is all the children's hospitals that have... done terrible surgeries on minors or young adults who say that they're a member of the opposites.