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Do Child Predators Deserve the Death Penalty? | Robby Starbuck | Zero Hour | Ep 57
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July 28, 2024
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50:23Now PlayingRobby Starbuck, director and creator of "The War on Children," joins James Poulos to discuss how we’ve made the world a worse place for children’s well-being and safety. They discuss everything from moral corruption in schools led by woke teachers to over-sexualization and over-medicalization of children starting from a young age. Parents have tried to radically change their children’s lives for the better while losing the traditional values that keep children safe. Robby argues that we should bring back the death penalty for child rapists while arguing our country has lost its ability to incentivize. They also talk about how politics and art are intertwined and how creative artists in America are lost right now as Hollywood and internet Influencers are supported by two failing models. Now that stars like Diddy, Jeffrey Epstein, and even MrBeast’s Ava Kris Tyson have been accused of sexually predatory behavior, Robby argues that Hollywood and the internet are extremely dangerous for kids. While seeing Elon Musk’s own child fall victim to woke gender ideology, it's time for parents all over the country to step up and protect kids.
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