THE COLORADO SPRINGS SHOOTING IN THE MOB WET DREAM
Intro: The Colorado Springs massacre is the liberals wet dream, blaming guns, gender bias and gay hate, but not the shooter themself. You are listening to the Last Gay conservative. I'm your host, Chad Law. Oh yes, let's go Brandon. Yeah, let's get fired up today folks. Yeah, let's go Brandon. Come on.
Chad: Hello everybody and let's go Brandon. Welcome to another episode of the Last Gay Conservative. It's me, Chad Law, your host, your binary brother, the holiest homo, and the ultimate beacon of truth broadcasting today from our gay conservative headquarters here in Newport Beach, California. And let me tell you, it's a wonderful day to be alive. Every day is a wonderful day to be alive. Life is good, but I know as conservatives it's easy to get down with everything happening around us, but it's important that we find positivity, like this show. Let the Gay Conservative podcast be your beam of light at the end of this dark tunnel. And of course we tell everyone we can through our truth on the airwaves of our red, white, and blue rainbow.
Today is our Black Friday edition, which aren't y'all surprised that that hasn't been changed yet? Is Black Friday racist? Mark my words that's going to be next. Right now woke police have more pressing matters like making sure no Indian pilgrim reenactments exist because it's cultural appropriation. Although historical accounts from several different sources confirm a meeting and feast occurred between early settlers and natives. Nonetheless, it's cultural appropriation. I hope everyone had a wonderful Thanksgiving. We have so much to be grateful for and Thanksgiving is a beautiful reminder of that. I chose personally to stay home this year and hunker down and work. I'm sure you're all very surprised.
But just because I didn't sit around a traditional Thanksgiving table this year doesn't mean I didn't have an opportunity to take an inventory of what I'm thankful for. Everyday in my prayers, I'm grateful for my basic health, my life, my opportunities, friends, family, etcetera. But there's another part of my life that's beginning to overflow into all those other things. It's you, you all, the listeners. Every time I think about what I'm grateful for, the first thing that bubbles up is you. All the amazing letters and holiday cards coming in, the emails and texts to the team, I see it all. I've had the big title jobs and the big teams who more or less have to wish me a happy Thanksgiving or holidays. They have to sign my cards and maybe even feel obligated to do something in the office. It felt great at the time, but it's not until you step away from being the boss and start talking into a microphone that you realize that you guys are listening by choice.
You're not obligated to listen or like me unless you're my family, kidding. You're not obligated to write us thank you notes and Happy Thanksgiving cards. You do it voluntarily and that my friends is the absolute best feeling I have ever felt in my life. You keep me going and you reinvigorate me. I try to reply personally to everyone quickly. Sometimes it takes me a little time. Please be patient, but I only do this show because of you. This was a fun friends and family not sure what to do podcast after I sold my business and because of you it's become the thing that I live for and you're the reason why this thing is thriving and spreading virally across the country and the world. So when anyone asks me what I'm most thankful for this year, in all honesty, it's you all. You give me the opportunity to do what I love and hopefully offer you some words of education and inspiration. Truly happy Thanksgiving folks and I hope this year was a good one.
For today's episode. I'm going to be focusing on the horrific shooting that happened at a gay nightclub in Colorado Springs. As anyone could have expected, the victims weren't even buried yet before the wild speculation came from the media and sadly the LGBT community colors have been exposed and it's not pretty. Their theories floating around, which of course are all false. The first one you could have guessed it is guns, always. We can't have a tragedy involving guns without that becoming the entire conversation. The next theory is this shooting was a result of the hate felt within the LGBQ community and the blockage of things like gender and queer studies, gender inclusion and drag queen story hours. The problem being that almost all of that is pure hypocrisy. Like everything, there's truth in it. But as I pointed out, with all violent incidents like this, there are some much deeper things at play that we cannot ignore.
Now, I'm not going to get into this now, but the group gays against groomers has come out to sort of flip the script on those shouting that this was a result of the rejection of trans people and gays against groomers is sort of making this all about them and the trans issues they're standing up for. And like I mentioned, the group isn't very smart. This is not a well organized group. And the problem is that this issue is not a trans issue period. They're kind of off base. I'm happy they're standing up against trans issues with young children, but clearly from their responses here, they should stick to that. But the media is using them as a group or the gold standard for LGBQ people who don't agree with the left. And the glaring problem is they're not conservatives, they're just anti grooming.
You can't have a purely anti-trans grooming group representing the entire conservative movement within the gay community, it hardly paints the correct picture. Now they do bring good to the table. I just wish we could get some stronger groups and faces out there because they appear to be very unkempt. I've been asked to do some interviews on TV quite a bit just this last week with the Colorado Springs issue that we're talking about.
I got three interview requests, different local networks here in Los Angeles area and I declined all of them because all they want to do is gotcha journalism, where they're going to try and make me look bad and scream instead of a nice dialogue. So I declined. There's no point in giving them that ammunition.
However, before we talk about the shooting in Colorado, I do have a nice story for you all. I recently came to the realization that if I'm ever running low on stories for you all, I just need to go out on a date. And that's exactly what I did the night before Thanksgiving, an ex-employee of mine who's now a good friend, I should just say good friend, ex-employee. I don't like that at all. Anyways, my good friend, she's been trying to set me up with her friend for a long time. I've seen the pictures, the profiles, everything else seems nice enough. He is 29, so he is about nine years older than my typical type. But hey, beggars can't be choosers at this point. You know how the holidays get you. You start thinking about a romantic like hot toddy by the fire with the love of your life.
It can trick you for a second. When I start feeling that way, what I do is I immediately go to my married friends' homes and watch them bicker and fight and want to kill each other while their kids break everything, cry and throw tantrums, a couple hours of that really makes me feel good about the choices that I've made for my life. I get to go home, put on comfy clothes, drink champagne, watch the golden girls and shop online. It's glorious. Not that if you want family and kids and all of that for the holidays or whatever your situation is, that's okay, no judgment. I'm just saying this is what works for me. Anyways, I digress. So as I mentioned, my friend was trying to set us up for a very long time. I've had his number in my phone for a few months and she knows better than to share mine with him or else I'm sure he would've reached out sooner.
I do not want my numbers shared and be like, well you're acting like you're some celebrity. You want private phone numbers? No, before I even had a podcast or was on the radio or any media, I didn't want people giving out my phone numbers. I have very little time. And so for those people that I love, I want to spend my time on the phone communicating, engaging with people in my small circle that I actually love and want to be around. Every additional sort of stranger or loose acquaintance that enters that mix through my text or my phone or voicemail or whatever it is, takes time away from me to be able to spend the little free time that I have conversing with those that I love.
That's why I am like that. But last week she tells me, well he's not going home for Thanksgiving. And she thought I wouldn't be doing anything and she was correct. And s