Reclaiming education from a system that has lost its purpose

Yesterday, We talked about this situation in the state of Washington where this young girl, this high school athlete, a wrestler on the girls team shows up and she's got a match and she's on the mat.

And then lo and behold, who is her opponent on the mat but a boy, a male, a male high school student.

And, you know, they start wrestling.

And, you know, when you wrestle somebody, you're in close quarters.

You're in close contact.

I can't imagine a female being excited about starting her wrestling match only to discover she's going to wrestle a male.

And then to feel that during the match, you don't want that.

I know she didn't want it.

And later on, video evidence attested to why she wouldn't want that or why any girl wouldn't want that is he's basically groping her in the match.

I mean, essentially sexually assaulting her there on the wrestling mat in front of everybody.

But in the state of Washington, by golly, you, if you feel like a girl, on more days than not, you might be a boy, but if you feel like a girl more days than not, then it's perfectly fine for you to wrestle on the girls wrestling team.

It's perfectly fine for you to play on the girls volleyball team or girls basketball team.

And then it's perfectly fine for you to use their intimate facilities, their locker rooms, their bathrooms.

This is what education looks like in the state of Washington.

And people are tired of it.

Normal, everyday citizens, citizens with a brain, citizens with common sense, moms and dads tired of it.

They're frustrated.

And more and more people are taking matters into their own hands.

And they're starting their own institutions, whether it be pulling their kids and homeschooling at their own kitchen table, Starting a homeschool co-op or starting an actual five-day school.

I'm just going to tell you, you have the ability to do this.

And if you don't, surround yourself with people who do have the ability to do it.

I have the ability to do it.

I've done it.

And I will be a resource.

I will be a help to you.

Yesterday, We talked about this situation in the state of Washington where this young girl, this high school athlete, a wrestler on the girls team shows up and she's got a match and she's on the mat.

And then lo and behold, who is her opponent on the mat but a boy, a male, a male high school student.

And, you know, they start wrestling.

And, you know, when you wrestle somebody, you're in close quarters.

You're in close contact.

I can't imagine a female being excited about starting her wrestling match only to discover she's going to wrestle a male.

And then to feel that during the match, you don't want that.

I know she didn't want it.

And later on, video evidence attested to why she wouldn't want that or why any girl wouldn't want that is he's basically groping her in the match.

I mean, essentially sexually assaulting her there on the wrestling mat in front of everybody.

But in the state of Washington, by golly, you, if you feel like a girl, on more days than not, you might be a boy, but if you feel like a girl more days than not, then it's perfectly fine for you to wrestle on the girls wrestling team.

It's perfectly fine for you to play on the girls volleyball team or girls basketball team.

And then it's perfectly fine for you to use their intimate facilities, their locker rooms, their bathrooms.

This is what education looks like in the state of Washington.

And people are tired of it.

Normal, everyday citizens, citizens with a brain, citizens with common sense, moms and dads tired of it.

They're frustrated.

And more and more people are taking matters into their own hands.

And they're starting their own institutions, whether it be pulling their kids and homeschooling at their own kitchen table, Starting a homeschool co-op or starting an actual five-day school.

I'm just going to tell you, you have the ability to do this.

And if you don't, surround yourself with people who do have the ability to do it.

I have the ability to do it.

I've done it.

And I will be a resource.

I will be a help to you.