Episode 103 — Toxic Feminism Contagion, Part 1: The Jury Room

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Part 1 of three. Veto argues that the Lindsay Clancy trial stopped being a murder trial the moment the empowerment movement adopted it, and that what happens in that Massachusetts jury room will set the precedent for every case like it.He walks through the mechanics most people online are getting wrong: what pretrial actually decides, what deliberation is, and the difference between a hung jury, a mistrial, an acquittal, and the double jeopardy that would let a woman who strangled her three children walk free permanently. The jury is nine women and three men. He says the prosecution lost the case at jury selection, and he expects deadlock, then a second trial, then a third.Then the part he says nobody will touch: the two jurors who showed up during deliberations wearing pink, the color the movement adopted, and the woman who tried to intimidate the panel. He reads a study in which women held their position 97.5 percent of the time against 11 percent for men, and argues that a culture which told women they are never wrong has produced exactly this. It closes on Eve and the fall, why the word submission is despised, and his claim that this is a direct assault on God's design that moved from inside the womb to outside it.(0:00) Cold open(0:56) Welcome(1:41) A year of talking about feminism, and why it matters now(3:35) How the empowerment movement hijacked the trial(4:35) What pretrial actually decides(5:48) Why Erika Kirk keeps coming up(7:45) Stew Peters, Candace Owens, and the suspicion(9:43) Deliberations begin(10:40) The psychosis that took over young women's minds(13:04) Blaming the husband for what she did(13:33) She was a working registered nurse(14:54) Eve, the fall, and why "submission" is hated(17:19) Nine women, three men: the jury(19:13) What a unanimous verdict actually means(20:13) Acquittal, double jeopardy, and walking free(21:37) Hung jury, and the men holding the line(23:04) The pink shirts in the jury box(23:59) The harlot of Revelation(26:15) The cancer that reached the church(26:42) The study: 97.5 percent versus 11 percent(29:01) His prediction: mistrial, then another trial(30:54) A direct attack on God's design(32:22) "My body, my choice" and who your body belongs to(37:23) From inside the womb to outside it(38:54) Wishing Trump would say somethingGod, Grit & Glory is the unapologetic conservative Christian podcast on faith, business, culture, and politics, hosted by Veto Creed. No scripts, no filters — truth without apology, from a biblical worldview.New episodes every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. Also on YouTube, Rumble, Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music, iHeartRadio, and godgritglory.com.