Why The Sexual Revolution Was Worse Than You Thought

Summary

Le script décrit l'évolution de la morale sexuelle dans les nations occidentales, en particulier aux États-Unis, et son impact sur la société. Il souligne que la sexualité a été au cœur de la civilisation et que la compréhension de la famille et des relations entre les sexes a des répercussions profondes. Depuis plus de mille ans, les nations occidentales suivaient une morale sexuelle chrétienne, en particulier catholique, qui réservait la sexualité au mariage. Cependant, la révolution sexuelle des années 50 et 60 a entraîné un changement radical des valeurs morales, menant à une société plus permissive. Le texte examine les origines de cette révolution, son développement et ses effets dévastateurs sur la morale américaine, ainsi que la réponse faible de la droite et la nécessité de reconnaître et de corriger les erreurs du passé pour restaurer la société sur la voie de la loi naturelle.

Takeaways

• 🏛️ La sexualité et la morale sexuelle ont un impact majeur sur la société et la civilisation, influençant la famille et les relations entre les hommes et les femmes.
• ⚜️ L'Occident a été influencé par la morale sexuelle chrétienne pendant plus de mille ans, condamnant l'adultère, la sodomie et le divorce comme des péchés.
• 📉 Depuis le début du XXe siècle, les États-Unis ont connu un changement radical des normes morales et sexuelles, passant d'une société chrétienne à une société individualiste et nihiliste.
• 🌊 La révolution sexuelle des années 50 et 60 a été un facteur clé dans le changement des valeurs morales et sexuelles américaines.
• 📚 La Bible et les enseignements chrétiens condamnent l'immoralité sexuelle et définissent clairement le mariage comme étant entre un homme et une femme pour la vie.
• 🇺🇸 La fondation américaine, influencée par l'idéalisme et le libéralisme, a intégré la tolérance religieuse et les droits naturels, mais a laissé des ouvertures pour le relativisme moral.
• 📺 L'expansion de la télévision et le contrôle des réseaux par des agences de renseignement ont joué un rôle dans la promotion de la révolution culturelle et sexuelle.
• 🚫 La fin du code de production cinématographique et la libéralisation progressive des lois sur la contraception, l'avortement et la pornographie ont eu un impact sur la société américaine.
• 🤝 L'influence des psychologues et des philosophes, tels que John Stuart Mill et Alfred Kinsey, a contribué à légitimer l'individualisme et la sexualité libérée.
• 📉 La révolution sexuelle a eu des conséquences négatives sur la structure familiale, l'augmentation des taux de criminalité et les problèmes de santé mentale.
• 🌐 La société moderne peut apprendre des erreurs du passé et travailler à rétablir les lois de la nature et de Dieu pour corriger les dommages causés par la révolution sexuelle.

Q & A

Comment la sexualité est-elle perçue dans la morale chrétienne, en particulier dans le catholicisme ?

Dans la morale chrétienne, et plus particulièrement dans le catholicisme, la sexualité est considérée comme étant destinée au mariage. Violer cette norme est considéré comme un péché. Les chrétiens opposent la sexualité extra-conjugale, la pornographie, le divorce et l'homosexualité, les considérant comme des comportements immoraux.

Quels sont les effets de la Révolution sexuelle sur la société américaine moderne ?

La Révolution sexuelle a eu des effets profonds sur la société américaine moderne, notamment l'acceptation de la sexualité hors mariage, le recul du rôle de la religion dans la vie publique et une augmentation de la tolérance envers les comportements sexuels divers, y compris l'homosexualité et le transsexualisme.

Comment la morale et les valeurs sexuelles ont-elles évolué aux États-Unis depuis le début du XXe siècle ?

Au début du XXe siècle, les États-Unis étaient largement chrétiens et les comportements tels que l'avortement, la pornographie, la contraception et la sodomie étaient illégaux et moralement condamnés. Aujourd'hui, de nombreux de ces comportements sont autorisés et la société américaine est devenue plus permissive envers les questions sexuelles, avec un déclin du christianisme et une montée du nihilisme.

Quelle a été la position de la justice américaine face à la question de la séparation de l'Église et de l'État ?

La justice américaine a joué un rôle significatif dans la séparation de l'Église et de l'État, avec des décisions comme le cas Everson V Board of Education en 1947, où la Cour suprême a ordonné aux États de ne pas accorder de privilèges religieux à quiconque, établissant ainsi la notion moderne de la séparation de l'Église et de l'État.

Comment la télévision a-t-elle influencé la Révolution sexuelle aux États-Unis ?

La télévision a été un facteur clé dans la diffusion des idées de la Révolution sexuelle. Avec la montée de la possession de téléviseurs dans les foyers américains, les chaînes de télévision ont pu diffuser des messages qui ont renversé les valeurs traditionnelles, contribuant ainsi à la libéralisation des attitudes envers la sexualité.

Quels étaient les arguments des psychologues et des philosophes qui ont soutenu la sexualité libre ?

Certains psychologues et philosophes, tels que John Stuart Mill, ont soutenu la sexualité libre en se basant sur des idées de liberté individuelle et de plaisir personnel comme les valeurs suprêmes de la vie. D'autres, comme Alfred Kinsey, ont cherché à démontrer que la sexualité était un spectre et que les gens devraient être libres de s'identifier comme ils le souhaitent.

Comment la pornographie et la contraception ont-elles été légalisées aux États-Unis ?

La pornographie a été légalisée avec le cas Roth versus United States en 1957, tandis que la contraception a été autorisée à l'échelle nationale avec le cas Griswold versus Connecticut en 1965. Ces décisions de la Cour suprême ont ouvert la voie à une société plus permissive envers les comportements sexuels.

Quels facteurs ont contribué au déclin de la structure familiale aux États-Unis ?

Le déclin de la structure familiale aux États-Unis a été influencé par plusieurs facteurs, notamment la libéralisation des attitudes sexuelles, l'augmentation des taux de divorce et d'illégitimité, ainsi que les changements dans les rôles de genre et les valeurs sociales.

Quels sont les effets perçus de la Révolution sexuelle sur la société américaine par le narrateur ?

Le narrateur perçoit les effets de la Révolution sexuelle comme étant largement négatifs pour la société américaine, incluant la détérioration de la famille, l'augmentation des taux de suicide et de maladies mentales, et l'émergence d'une société atomisée et sans normes morales.

Comment la droite américaine a-t-elle répondu à la Révolution sexuelle ?

La réponse de la droite américaine à la Révolution sexuelle a été largement perçue comme étant faible. De nombreux conservateurs ont adopté des notions libérales de liberté individuelle et anti-autoritaires, et ont ignoré le rôle des entreprises capitalistes dans la promotion de la dégénérescence sexuelle pour le profit.

Quelle est la conclusion du narrateur sur la possibilité d'un retour aux valeurs traditionnelles ?

Le narrateur conclut que la Révolution sexuelle ne peut pas durer éternellement car elle est fondamentalement contraire aux lois de la nature et de Dieu. Il existe un désir de changer le monde et de rétablir les lois de la nature, ce qui sera la tâche de la génération actuelle.

Outlines

00:00

📜 L'évolution de la morale sexuelle occidentale

Le premier paragraphe explore l'impact de la morale sexuelle sur la société, en particulier la compréhension de la famille et des relations entre les sexes. Il décrit comment la morale sexuelle chrétiene, et plus particulièrement catholique, a dominé l'Occident pendant des siècles, condamnant l'adultère, la pornographie, le divorce et l'homosexualité. Le texte souligne que la Révolution sexuelle a entraîné un changement radical des normes sexuelles, et que les États-Unis ont connu une évolution notable de la fin du 19ème siècle à la modernité, passant d'une société chrétienne à une société individualiste et nihiliste.

05:01

🏛️ Fondation et développement moral de l'Amérique

Le deuxième paragraphe retrace l'héritage protestant de l'Amérique en tant que colonie britannique, ainsi que la tolérance envers les catholiques. Il explique que les Pères fondateurs avaient des opinions religieuses variées, influencées par l'idéalisme et les Lumières, en particulier par John Locke. La Constitution américaine a intégré la tolérance religieuse, mais a placé les idées vagues de liberté et d'égalité au-dessus de Dieu. Ce paragraphe souligne les implications de ces choix pour la moralité future de l'Amérique, y compris la subversion potentielle par des acteurs anti-chrétiens et l'impact de la prospérité et du matérialisme.

10:01

📺 La télévision et la révolution sexuelle

Le troisième paragraphe met en évidence le rôle décisif de la télévision dans la transformation de la morale en Amérique. Il décrit comment l'expansion de la télévision a été utilisée pour promouvoir l'idéologie de la Révolution sexuelle, avec l'aide des agences de renseignement américaines via l'opération Mockingbird. La fin du Code de production cinématographique a ouvert la voie à une culture médiatique dégénérée, et les tribunaux ont joué un rôle clé dans la transformation morale de la société, en légalisant les contraceptifs, l'avortement et en menant une offensive contre les valeurs chrétiennes traditionnelles.

15:02

🌐 La philosophie derrière la révolution sexuelle

Le quatrième paragraphe examine les philosophes et les théories qui ont soutenu la Révolution sexuelle, y compris les idées de John Stuart Mill sur l'individualisme et la liberté personnelle. Il mentionne également les contributions de figures telles qu'Alfred Kinsey, John Money, et Theodore Adorno, qui ont各自地 contribué à changer les attitudes envers la sexualité et la famille. Le paragraphe critique également la faiblesse de la réponse conservatrice et la prédominance du libéralisme et du matérialisme dans la société américaine moderne.

20:04

📉 Conséquences de la révolution sexuelle sur la société

Le cinquième paragraphe décrit les effets négatifs de la Révolution sexuelle sur la famille américaine, y compris la hausse des taux d'illégitimité et de divorce, ainsi que l'augmentation des problèmes de santé mentale et de suicide chez les jeunes. Il souligne que les seuls bénéficiaires de cette révolution sont ceux qui étaient hostiles à la famille et au christianisme et qui voulaient une société atomisée sans normes morales. Le paragraphe critique les nouvelles valeurs morales, qui sont principalement des accusations utilisées pour étouffer le débat et exercer le pouvoir.

25:06

🛣️ Le chemin de la restauration morale

Le sixième paragraphe conclut en disant que la Révolution sexuelle est une erreur qui a été reconnue et qui peut être corrigée. Il y a des signes d'espoir, comme le mécontentement de la majorité des Américains et l'utilisation de l'internet pour comprendre et combattre les effets de la révolution. Le texte insiste sur la nécessité de rétablir les lois de la nature et de Dieu, et de reprendre le chemin de la morale traditionnelle, ce qui sera la tâche de la génération actuelle.

Keywords

💡morale sexuelle

La morale sexuelle fait référence aux normes et valeurs sociales qui régissent la sexualité et les relations entre les sexes. Dans la vidéo, elle est présentée comme un aspect clé de toute civilisation, ayant un impact direct sur la société. La morale sexuelle chrétienne, en particulier, a influencé la vie en Occident pendant des siècles, condamnant les actes tels que la pornographie, le divorce et l'homosexualité.

💡Révolution sexuelle

La Révolution sexuelle est un mouvement qui a eu lieu principalement dans les années 1950 et 1960, visant à changer les valeurs morales modestes en Occident envers une sexualité plus libre et permissive. Cette révolution a eu des effets dévastateurs sur la morale en Amérique, contribuant à la désagrégation de la famille et à l'individualisme.

💡Christianisme

Le Christianisme est la religion dominante dans l'Occident historique et a établi une morale sexuelle rigoureuse qui condamne l'immoralité sexuelle et prône la chasteté et la modestie. La religion a influencé la philosophie morale occidentale en définissant la sexualité comme un acte réservé au mariage.

💡Libéralisme américain

Le libéralisme américain est une philosophie politique qui a émergé des idées des Pères fondateurs et de la Révolution française, mettant l'accent sur la liberté et l'égalité. Dans la vidéo, il est discuté comme étant un facteur qui a ouvert la porte à la sexualisation de la société américaine, en plaçant les idées vagues de liberté au-dessus de la morale traditionnelle.

💡Nihilisme

Le nihilisme est une philosophie selon laquelle rien n'a de sens et que la morale n'existe pas. Dans le contexte de la vidéo, le nihilisme est présenté comme un remplacement du christianisme déclinant, reflétant un changement de valeurs au sein de la société américaine moderne.

💡Famille

La famille est présentée comme la base de la société et a été gravement affectée par la Révolution sexuelle. La vidéo souligne que la désagrégation de la structure familiale a conduit à une augmentation de la criminalité, de la maladie mentale juvenile, du suicide et de l'abus de drogues.

💡Télévision

L'invention et la diffusion de la télévision ont été cruciales dans le changement de la morale en Amérique. La vidéo explique que la télévision a été utilisée pour promouvoir l'idéologie de la Révolution sexuelle et a joué un rôle clé dans la désensibilisation du public à l'égard de la sexualité et de la violence.

💡Contrôle de la population

Le contrôle de la population est mentionné comme un aspect significatif de la Révolution sexuelle, avec l'avortement et la contraception legalisés. La vidéo critique ces pratiques, suggérant qu'elles ont des conséquences néfastes sur la société, comme une baisse des taux de natalité.

💡Droit au plaisir

Le droit au plaisir est une philosophie qui a été promue pendant la Révolution sexuelle, affirmant que la liberté personnelle est la plus haute valeur de la vie. Cette idée est attribuée à John Stuart Mill et est utilisée pour justifier la légalisation de diverses pratiques sexuelles.

💡Fondation libérale de l'Amérique

La fondation libérale de l'Amérique est abordée comme une structure qui a initialement été renforcée par la population européenne intelligente, religieuse et travailleuse, mais qui a commencé à s'effondrer avec le déclin de ces qualités, révélant ses imperfections.

💡Protection de la société

La protection de la société est mentionnée comme un aspect négligé dans la philosophie de la Révolution sexuelle, où l'accent est mis sur l'individualisme au détriment du bien commun. La vidéo suggère que la société atomisée et sans normes morales est plus facile à contrôler et à corrompre qu'une société vertueuse et soucieuse du bien commun.

Highlights

Sexual morality has been a pivotal aspect of civilization, influencing societal structures and relationships.

Christianity, particularly Catholicism, has historically emphasized that sexuality is intended for marriage and that violations are sinful.

The sexual revolution in the West has led to significant changes in societal norms and is linked to a decline in traditional Christian values.

In the early 20th century, the United States was predominantly Christian, with strict laws against abortion, pornography, and other forms of sexual immorality.

The Progressive Movement aimed to strengthen the country's moral values, contrasting with the libertine attitudes seen in modern America.

Polls indicate that many Americans are dissatisfied with the current state of morality in the country, suggesting a yearning for a return to more traditional values.

The sexual revolution of the 1950s and 60s is a key factor in the transformation of American morality and family structures.

Christian sexual morality is based on many rules and is not liberal, with the Bible condemning various forms of sexual immorality.

The sexual revolution has been influenced by various intellectual movements, including Marxism and libertarianism, which have contributed to moral relativism.

The rise of psychology and its use for political purposes post-World War II played a role in promoting sexual liberation as a means to prevent authoritarianism.

The spread of home television and media influenced by intelligence agencies helped to disseminate the values of the sexual revolution.

Legal changes such as the Everson V Board of Education case and the legalization of birth control marked the beginning of a new secular and anti-religious era in America.

The sexual revolution has had profound effects on the American family, with increased rates of illegitimacy, divorce, and mental health issues.

The decline of traditional values has led to societal issues such as increased crime, child abuse, and a general sense of moral decay.

Despite the negative outcomes, there is a growing awareness and dissatisfaction with the current state of morality, indicating a potential for change.

The internet and modern technology provide tools for understanding and addressing the damage caused by the sexual revolution, offering a path to restoration.

The task for the current generation is to learn from the past, undo the damage of the sexual revolution, and realign with natural law and traditional values.

Transcripts

sexual morality is one of the biggest

aspects of any civilization how the

family and the relationship between man

and woman are understood has major

effects that Ripple through all Society

for over 1,000 years Western Nations

lived by Christian sexual morality

Christianity especially Catholicism

teaches that sexuality is meant for

marriage and violating this standard is

a sin things like pornography divorce

and homosexuality were treated as bad in

the West for most of recorded history

the supposedly liberal attitudes of the

Greeks and Romans are wildly exaggerated

they too believed in strict sexual

standards although slightly different

from the Christian morality that would

come later it's really only relatively

recently that standards of sexual

morality began to wildly change in the

west this became known as the sexual

Revolution it helped usher in a new

regime in the western world that we

still live under today unfortunately

this is nowhere more obvious than in the

United States the US is a country that's

gone through different eras when you go

back to the beginning of the 20th

century America was a very different

country from what it is today in those

days 95% of the country identified as

Christian abortion pornography

contraception and sodomy were all

illegal and morally frowned upon divorce

and illegitimacy were legal but rare and

the divorce that was legal wasn't the no

fault kind we have today

the Progressive Movement of the time

period was concerned with strengthening

the country's moral values this was

known as being

antice of course this is all very

different from Modern America in the

2020s a majority of Americans have

developed a Libertarian attitudes on

moral and sexual issues many of the

vices that were once illegal are now

allowed casual sex abortion and divorce

are common Christianity has declined and

been replaced by what can only be called

called a widespread sense of nihilism

nihilism being the belief that nothing

matters and that morality doesn't exist

clearly this modern era is an extreme

break from the past of Western

Nations yet in America even in its

current state people seem to

instinctively know that there's

something deeply wrong with how things

have become polls have consistently

shown that most Americans are upset with

the morality of the country a majority

think morals have gotten much worse and

they rate the morality of americ America

as poor so when we compare America of

the early 1900s and America of the 2020s

the burning question that must be

answered is what happened there's no one

simple answer but there are certain

threads that can be followed the sexual

Revolution is one of the biggest things

that must be explained the movement came

to its head in the 1950s and 60s it

sought to change America's relatively

modest moral values to an unrestricted

free-for-all

an America of strong families was turned

into a mess the world we live in today

is in many ways a product of this

revolution in this video we'll be

looking at exactly where the sexual

Revolution came from and how it's had

devastating effects for American

morality to truly understand the sexual

Revolution we have to understand several

key things first Christianity the

historic religion of the West and it

relationship to sex Christian sexual

immorality has many rules and is not

what today would be called liberal first

of all the Bible contains many passages

condemning sexual immorality for example

sodomy beastiality adultery

crossdressing and more are all directly

condemned in various biblical passages

Jesus said clearly in the Book of

Matthew that marriage is between one man

and one woman for Life the Christian

churches develop doctrines that

reflected this modest sexual morality as

such modesty and Chastity are Christian

virtues while lust and Hedonism are sins

Satan is not only a manipulator but a

tempter who offers people short-term

pleasure at the expense of their Eternal

Soul Christianity deepened and fully

explained the concept of natural law

developed by the ancient Greek

philosophers by this account sexual

morality wasn't a matter of arbitrary or

changing value but of objective truth

modesty and Chastity are virtues because

they push man towards the full

realization of his nature and finality

in other words there is a natural order

for human sexuality ordained by God and

it is objectively correct for humans to

obey it this is the basis of much of

Catholic moral philosophy all of this is

why Christians oppose sexual

Liberation with all of that understood

we should next look at the history of

the United States and especially the

American founding these things would

have major implications in the moral

development of America and eventually

the sexual Revolution itself America

began as a British colony as such it

inherited the Protestant direction that

England had been going down since King

Henry VII England of course was a

Catholic Nation historically but had

broken from the church during the Reigns

of King Henry VII and Queen Elizabeth I

1 in the

1500s therefore protestantism was the

dominant religion in the young us

however Catholics were tolerated in

certain parts of the country the

religious views of the American founding

fathers were complicated most came from

America's Protestant background and

believed that religion was critical to

American society some like Jefferson and

Madison were more deistic they picked

and chose what parts of God and the

Bible they believed in based on what

they deemed rational this was contrasted

by Founders such as Samuel Adams and

John Jay who is president of the

American Bible syst society as I said

the religious views of the founders were

diverse and complicated in any case the

American founding was also heavily

influenced by the ideas of the so-called

Enlightenment and the philosophy of John

lock lock emphasized what he called

natural rights granted by God that could

be determined through reason alone he

also advocated the indifference of the

state toward religion this was very

different from traditional governing

philosophy where the state tended to

work with the church towards religious

objectives the founders adopted many of

Lock's ideas and what they created

became known as American liberalism

since the founders were of various

Christian denominations and some deists

they wrote religious tolerance into the

US Constitution some of the founders

wanted a vague form of Christianity to

be made the official religion of the

federal government but this proposal

lost out the founders were not

religiously Orthodox but they were also

not hardcore secularists who belied

believe that religion should be banned

from public life like modern atheists do

John Adams famously said our

constitution was made only for a moral

and religious people it is wholly

inadequate for the government of any

other but despite the founders admiring

religion the Constitution and American

liberalism put vague ideas of Liberty

and equality above all else even God

American founding ideology also never

resolved the conflict between objective

morality and natural law versus moral

relativism and apathy all of this opened

the door for negative long-term

consequences for American morality

American federal judge and author Robert

Bor wrote the signers of the Declaration

of Independence took the moral order

they had inherited for granted it did

not occur to them that the document's

rhetorical flourishes might One Day

become dangerous if that moral order

weakened all of this background is very

important for future events events that

would take place in the sexual

Revolution America's lack of official

religious Direction combined with it

being founded on vague Notions of

Liberty would go on to be exploited

heavily for so-called sexual Liberation

far beyond the intentions of any of the

founders if they saw the things many

people do today they would tar and

feather them to say the least for

example colonial America had many

different anti-obscenity laws including

laws against buggery also known as

at the time of the Revolution and after

it this offense carried severe penalties

and no Founding Father ever expressed a

problem with

that all of this notwithstanding

Christianity remained the dominant

religion of the us through the 1700s

1800s and early 1900s most of this was

Protestant denominations but Catholics

did make up an important minority and

their importance would increase as time

went on in fact by 1900 Catholicism was

the largest single Church within the

United

States by the early 1900s the United

States was a global superpower and one

of the wealthiest countries in the world

during this time period the government

still banned things like porn abortion

sodomy Etc devout Christians like

Anthony comto used their government

positions to fight hard against Vice and

degeneracy the comto laws were a series

of laws that banned the transport of

obscene material through the mail and

they were strictly enforced Liberty in

America was not seen as Liberty to do

whatever you wanted and in fact it was

the mainstream view that to truly

protect Liberty in society Hedonism had

to be restrained if you watched my video

on the French Revolution you will have

heard the difference between positive

Liberty and negative Liberty positive

Liberty is the view that true Freedom

comes from being allowed to pursue

virtue this is contrasted by the view of

negative Freedom which asserts that

freedom comes from lack of personal

restraints but despite America's success

there were cracks in the foundation

freedom of religion meant that

Christianity despite its power had no

official legal position as part of the

federal government this left openings

for anti-christian actors to enter and

subvert the state at the same time

affluence and decadence had begun to

make Americans complacent and

materialistic already in the 1920s

President Calvin kulage worn the country

against what he called Pagan materialism

like most educated Americans of his day

president kulage believed that

Christianity and morality were

absolutely vital to American societal

health and he worried that America's

rapidly increasing affluence could

undermine them religion is strongest

when life is hard and is seen by many as

an inconvenience when life is easy

people start to believe that material

goods are a valid replacement for the

Divine and that technology is a valid

replacement for God they're wrong of

course but this thinking becomes more

common with societal affluence to make

matters worse World War I created a

sense of nihilism and sadness that

spread across the whole Western World

European civilization and history

started to be called into question to

this day most of the European countries

who fought in World War I never again

the power and influence they had prior

to the war Pope Benedict the 15th

referred to World War I as the suicide

of civilized Europe the forces who were

hostile to European civilization saw

this as their opening to start seizing

power

it's no coincidence that after the war

Marxism and Modern Art grew vastly in

popularity at the same time America's

Protestant Elites began to lose their

faith and turn their attention to

moneymaking they also began to adopt

early aspects of the sexual Revolution

anglicanism for example approved birth

control as morally valid in 1930 by the

1950s most Protestants had become Pro

birth control many Christian

denominations became about being nice or

being tolerant rather than any serious

moral values and when your goal is

simply to be nice it's easy to be

manipulated and walked all over nice and

good are not the same thing and being

good often requires a person to not be

nice or tolerant unfortunately over the

years this confusion about being nice

became a serious problem for Christian

America on top of this Jewish immigrants

from Eastern Europe also came to the US

and began to promote their own morality

which was often directly at odds with

the majority Christian morality Jewish

sources note how they became prominent

in Hollywood and the media industry and

this would have a profound impact on

America American Jews tended to be more

permissive on all issues relating to sex

than the general

population but there was some backlash

to the slipping of American Standards

American Catholics were one of the last

groups fighting for traditional sexual

morality and they stepped up they

created the hay motion picture

production code a censorship code that

Catholic businessmen forced Hollywood in

the film industry to follow it banned

all sexual degeneracy from film and

Hollywood for many years obliged if

Hollywood didn't oblige Catholics would

boyot their films and devastate their

profits on top of banning things like

sex and nudity the code required that no

picture shall be produced that will

lower the moral standards of those who

see it hence the sympathy of the

audience should never be thrown to the

side of crime wrongdoing evil or sin

these standards would remain in place

for over 30 years and produce some of

the best films in American history but

despite these gains dark clouds were on

the horizon World War II and its

aftermath would change everything in the

wake of the rise of fascism and

communism the new field of psychology

began to be used for political

objectives it started to paint

traditional sexual values as a

contributor to what he called

authoritarian Tendencies sexual

Liberation was proposed as the supposed

antidote the psychologists decided that

Western morality would have to be

destroyed and replaced in order for

fascism to never rise again many of

these psychologists were directly funded

by American intelligence agencies like

the CIA who found their ideas useful in

der radicalizing political opposition to

American liberalism to quote the 2002

British documentary Century of the self

those in power used Freud's theories to

try to control the dangerous crowd in

the age of mass democracy psychology

ceased being about trying to understand

the human mind and became about

controlling it the decadence and

materialism that had already been

developing in America was vulnerable to

this exploitation the sexual revolution

had

begun The Invention and spread of the

home television would prove decisive in

changing the morality of America in 1950

only around 15% of American households

had a television but by 1960 that figure

had risen to

85% as the years went by houses bought

multiple TVs which kids could use

without their parents' supervision

almost every TV channel during this time

was controlled by one of three networks

ABC NBC and CBS these networks were

heavily tied to us intelligence agencies

who used them to push their ideological

agenda

this was known as operation Mockingbird

and today far from being a conspiracy

theory it's a matter of public record

when the cultural revolution began in

the 1960s new stations gave the

protesters overwhelmingly positive

coverage meanwhile those who defended

American culture and Western Traditions

were painted as the villains a new pop

culture based on the latest shows movies

and music began to develop in America

replacing much of its ancient European

culture that had been been passed down

for Generations this resulted in

detination or in other words the loss of

people's Roots the cultures of Hollywood

and Washington DC were exported to the

entire United States and Regional

cultures started to decline despite the

motion picture production code still

being in effect the TV and film industry

began to push the boundaries of sexual

immorality the capitalistic pursuit of

profit and the liberal pursuit of sexual

Hedonism ended up being a match made in

heaven or should we say hell by the mid

1960s the production code was broken so

often that it was abandoned entirely the

floodgates were now open for total media

degeneracy and companies happily obliged

sex drugs abortion homosexuality and

more all flooded American culture both

highlevel institutions and youth

movements were the backbone of the new

sexual culture Elite universities began

broadcasting porn ography to their

students and encourage them to attend

liberal and Marxist professors saw the

60s as their opportunity to finally

destroy the long-held Christian values

of the West that they had always opposed

but they could now paint as

authoritarian and

fascist but where the sexual Revolution

truly found success was in the judicial

system with American society being

rapidly morally transformed from the top

down judges began to do their part in

the 1947 case Everson V Board of

Education the Supreme Court commanded

states that they could not Grant

religious privileges to anyone prior to

that point States didn't have to abide

by freedom of religion as outlined in

the Federal Constitution and they often

gave Christians preferential treatment

so really separation of church and state

as we know today is less than 80 years

old this decision set the stage for a

new form of secularism so severe that it

would be fair to call it

anti-religious the Supreme Court Court

then took direct aim at America's

morality anti-pornography laws were the

first thing to be gutted Roth versus

United States in 1957 and Miller V

California rendered all anti-pornography

laws effectively moot birth control was

the next thing to be legalized

Nationwide in 1965 with Griswald versus

Connecticut author eichel Jones explains

why contraception is so significant it's

the thin end of the wedge that

disconnects sex from its natural purpose

of reproduction and once sex loses its

original purpose moral chaos is in Far

Behind if you want my honest opinion the

cultural revolution was the legalization

of contraception the sexual Revolution

followed from that abortion followed

from that and homosexual rights is only

The Logical consequence of the use of

the contraceptive and he was absolutely

proven right after the legalization of

contraception in the 1960s abortion

followed with roie Wade in the

1970s each new aspect of sexual behavior

that was legalized flowed from the exact

same anti-christian hyper individualist

moral philosophy that personal pleasure

is the highest value of life this is

continued into modern America with

things like the LGBT movement and

transgenderism the slippery slope was

real because the same Arguments for

legalizing porn can be copy pasted to

all other sexual issues over the years

the American left became increasingly

anti- Soviet and fully embraced

individualistic arguments about personal

freedom this encyclopedia entry defines

the new left as a mix of Marxism and

libertarianism that focused on gender

race and sexuality issues rather than

class like the old left from a

philosophical standpoint the sexual

Revolution Justified itself through the

ideas of people like John Stewart Mill

Mill wrote in his 1859 book on Liberty

Liberty consists in doing what one

desires

no other line better encapsulates the

sexual Revolution than this Mill

advocated a form of radical

individualism that created an

adversarial relationship between the

individual and Society one could of

course criticize this ideology by saying

that Society wide ills affect all

individuals in one way or another but I

digress but Mill's ideas were far from

the only philosophy that drove the

sexual Revolution a variety of

psychologists writers and scientists all

pushed it Forward I'll go through some

of the most important ones first we have

Alfred Kinsey originally an insect

zoologist he was paid by the CIA backed

Rockefeller Foundation to change his

research to humans he authored such

works such as sexual behavior of the

human male the book claimed that

sexuality was a spectrum and people

should be able to identify as whatever

they want he also created the Kinsey

scale which asserted that people do not

fit into Buy binary sexual categories

then there was John money he performed

transgender experiments to try to prove

gender was socially constructed this

involved forcing a young boy to live as

a girl and having him perform sexual

acts on his own twin brother both twins

had lifelong Trauma from the experiment

and would later commit suicide I wish I

was making this up but no it really

happened the names of the victims in

money's experiments were Brian and David

Rhymer today the case is fin attracted

the infamy and criticism that it rightly

deserves Theodora dorno of the Frankfurt

School was another key intellectual who

pushed the revolution forward he

authored the authoritarian personality a

bestseller that declared all people with

traditional sexual values were potential

fascists the purpose of the book was to

attempt to pathologize people who

preferred normal sexual views and family

life the Mel family model itself was

identified as something that creates

Fascism and they knew new genderless

family model would have to take its

place to protect democracy yes that is

really what the book says then there was

Michael Fuko he was a French homosexual

and pro pedophilia writer he petitioned

France to abolish its age of consent

laws and demanded that children be given

the individual freedom to consent to sex

with adults his writings were a major

influence on the European branch of the

sexual Revolution now of course Freedom

was the excuse and jusic ation that most

public figures use to make their

arguments for sexual Liberation but a

more realistic look at their philosophy

and behavior could see them as simply

perverts looking for any excuse to

normalize their behavior to the world

now many people listening to this are

probably wondering where was the

right-wing response to all of this

unfortunately the right-wing response to

the sexual Revolution was extremely weak

since World War II conservatives largely

adopted liberal Notions of individual

Liberty and anti-authoritarianism

because of the cold war and battle with

Communism they also ignored how

capitalistic companies were directly

using sexual degeneracy for profit their

arguments against communist

authoritarianism undermined their own

ability to regulate culture in the US to

put it simply many so-called

conservatives were more concerned with

conserving their money than Traditional

Values even today American conservatives

still suffer from this same problem and

many have simply given up on governing

at all and have adopted

libertarianism I think that at the heart

of My Philosophy is much more

libertarianism the conservative

so-called is the one that says less

government get off my back get out of my

pocket and let me have more control of

my own

destiny so where does this all leave us

in the year

2023 as I said at the beginning of the

video we are still living under the

regime of the sexual Revolution when we

look at the the fruits of what it

brought our society it's hard to call it

anything other than a complete

catastrophe let's begin by looking at

the state of the American Family

illegitimacy rates were less than 10% in

1960 in the 2010s they Rose to above 40%

illegitimacy of course has many negative

outcomes such as increasing crime and

lowering educational attainment family

formation has become very hard in modern

America and divorce is common the

decline of the family structure has led

to youth mental illness suicide and drug

abuse to reach their highest level ever

recorded male suicide in particular

increased because the male role in

society is now unclear because of the

sexual Revolution men went from being

the leaders of Western Civilization to

cogs in a genderless machine not that

women are doing much better female

anti-depressant use and victimhood of

rape are much higher today than they

were in the patriarchal model of society

feminism and free love have led to more

rapes and crimes against women than

patriarchy ever could have dreamed of

there's an irony to that but it gets

even worse crime and child abuse

exploded in the 1960s and remain high

today there have been over 60 million

abortions since roie Wade around 20% of

the entire US population you'd think

that birth rates would be up with this

socalled sexual freedom but it's the

opposite they've plummeted the Chinese

political scientist huning observed

about America the individual has

replaced the family as the self Society

in spirit the family is being hollowed

out fragmentation of the family has

deprived Society of many human feelings

which is also detrimental to a harmonia

society the only people who benefited

from the sexual Revolution are those who

hated the family hated Christianity and

wanted a Mindless Society of atomized

individuals with no moral standards

after all such a society is much easier

to control and corrupt than a virtuous

and dutiful one the morals that are

enforced today are mainly codes against

racism sexism homophobia transphobia Etc

it's important to understand that these

accusations aren't actually part of any

moral code but are mostly just used to

shut down rational discussion and assert

power over others the inherent flaws of

America's founding liberalism never went

away like a house whose found is stable

until it erodes the cracks in liberalism

were paved over by America's very

intelligent religious and hardworking

European population but once these

things declined the flaws of liberalism

exploded into

view now it would be wrong to say that

America hasn't improved in any ways

since the 1960s it obviously has but on

many metrics on key issues that affect

every citizen America has declined the

question we face today is can we learn

from the mistakes of the past the first

step to fixing a mistake is admitting

you made one on the positive side there

are some good indications in modern

America as I said before most Americans

say imps that they're very dissatisfied

with the state of the country people

know deep down that things need to

change the internet and modern

technology have provided the means to

understand and address the horrifying

damage the sexual Revolution has done to

society those who claim that the sexual

revolution's morality is permanent are

wrong even roie Wade fell after 50 years

despite many naysayers saying for years

that abortion would be legal forever the

will to change the world still matters

ultimately the sexual Revolution cannot

last forever because it is fundamentally

against the laws of nature and God we

have hindsight that people in the past

didn't have we can learn from all the

mistakes of the sexual Revolution

undoing its damage and getting ourselves

back on the path of natural law will be

the task of Our

Generation this has been Pax and thank

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