Charlie Kirk on Pregnancy and Taking Responsibility

[00:00] If I just happen to be pregnant. Oh, you

[00:01] don't happen to get pregnant. It's like

[00:02] not like getting co I know how it works.

[00:04] I know how it works. You don't get the

[00:06] flu. I know. How about this? You take

[00:08] responsibility for your orgasms and stop

[00:10] eliminating people smaller than you. So,

[00:13] you're saying I should carry a baby and

[00:15] ruin my collegiate life? How about this?

[00:17] Instead of saying ruin, first of all,

[00:18] babies are a blessing. Stop talking at

[00:20] them as if they're some sort of

[00:22] annoyance. I will have to drop out of

[00:23] college. Number two. Number two, if you

[00:26] you play certain games, you win certain

[00:29] prizes. If you're going to go have sex.

[00:30] So you're saying I should drop out of

[00:32] college to support my child and

[00:34] supporting my life. I'm saying if you're

[00:36] going to engage in kitus in the practice

[00:40] of having children, you might end up

[00:42] with a baby. So know that. And guess

[00:44] what? You don't need to have sex before

[00:45] you get married. It's not like

[00:47] showering. It's not like eating. Are you

[00:48] married? Yes. With two beautiful

[00:51] children. Wow. Good for you. I could

[00:53] tell you're not married. Yeah.

If I just happen to be pregnant. Oh, you don't happen to get pregnant. It's like not like getting co I know how it works. I know how it works. You don't get the flu. I know. How about this? You take responsibility for your orgasms and stop eliminating people smaller than you. So, you're saying I should carry a baby and ruin my collegiate life? How about this? Instead of saying ruin, first of all, babies are a blessing. Stop talking at them as if they're some sort of annoyance. I will have to drop out of college. Number two. Number two, if you you play certain games, you win certain prizes. If you're going to go have sex. So you're saying I should drop out of college to support my child and supporting my life. I'm saying if you're going to engage in kitus in the practice of having children, you might end up with a baby. So know that. And guess what? You don't need to have sex before you get married. It's not like showering. It's not like eating. Are you married? Yes. With two beautiful children. Wow. Good for you. I could tell you're not married. Yeah.