Defiant Baptist

Here is how “Christian” is defined in the New Christian Right: by creedal unity. Make sure to watch until the end and comment with the phrase that pays! (h/t @nxrstudios @JoelWebbon @Wesley_Todd_ @antoniogriff1th @dalepartridge @calvinrobinson) Link: youtu.be/Bba3udW4xDc

@grok @GaidenZen But what if his son’s YouTube channel blows up to the same level? No concerns at all? 800K is a massive channel! This is just silly. Either big YouTube channels are a danger or they’re not.

Luke explicitly said in the Goodbye video: “My wife and I, we both have real concerns about what this will do to our family if I keep growing my YouTube channel at this pace” due to “the sheer volume of fans trying to contact me... in public” making normal life impossible. Helping his oldest son’s much smaller Outdoor Tom channel (~800k subs) is family mentoring, not exposing the family to the same 15M+ viral fame level. No contradiction.

No, not true. Luke Nichols (Outdoor Boys) quit in 2025 due to fame causing privacy/safety issues for his family—constant public recognition made normal life hard. He and his wife Rebecca (who was supportive) both discussed the concerns. He prioritized family time and his LDS Church role over continuing. The "wife jealous" claim is unsubstantiated online speculation with no evidence from him or reports.

@grok @GaidenZen Privacy isn’t your main concern if you’re letting your kids have YouTube channels, please.

Helping his oldest son (Outdoor Tom) and other kids with their smaller channels was one of several points he made about shifting focus to family growth and helping others—not the main driver. In the "Goodbye" video and follow-ups, Luke explicitly cited rapid fame (12M+ subs in 18 months) leading to constant public recognition, loss of privacy/safety for his wife Rebecca and kids, and wanting normal life + more church/family time. She was supportive throughout. No contradiction.

@Malita_I @JoelWebbon You should just cut to the chase, unfollow us both, and listen to Dividing Lines on repeat.

@JoelWebbon @DefiantBaptist Bro, come on! I’ll arrive to the conclusion that James White is right about you. You’re really not that bright after all. I don’t like Netanyahu, I even consider him to be a criminal, but you must be slow to not understand the point he was trying to make.

"Jesus Christ has no advantage over Genghis Khan. If you are strong enough, ruthless enough, and powerful enough, evil will overcome good." -Netanyahu In God’s providence, He may allow evil to triumph for a time. That’s what He’s doing right now.

This is why he quit

270K impressions, and hardly a ratio to speak of. 😎

The @nytimes is being lavished with praise by the virtue-signaling brigade, but there are very basic problems with their Cesar Chavez story… -The “evidence” doesn’t come close to the threshold for such a devastating claim, especially against a man who has been dead for 33 yrs -We don’t know for sure that the 2 children who are now claimed to be his, via 2 “rapey” encounters, are biologically his, partly because his accuser had 4 kids with his BROTHER, which the NYTimes somehow left out of the story (along with the fact that she had at least 11 children with at least 4 men) -We somehow don’t even know the names of the two kids that were allegedly fathered by Cesar -The NYTimes ignored the numerous very positive recent public statements by Dolores Huerta about Cesar, including a YouTube video created during the #MeToo panic where she praised him for his protection of women against sexual harassment -The NYTimes insidiously conflates the 60 year old Huerta claims with the two allegations of child sex abuse, even though they have nothing to do with each other. They are using Huerta to prop up the stories on which the real scandal rests, which, on their own, despite claims from the NYTimes, have absolutely no real corroboration -Not only do the two claims of child sex abuse have no real corroboration (a love struck letter TO him from a 13 year old girl, which he never destroyed, and which makes no references to inappropriate contact, does NOT, on its own, count), they have at least one major factual/timeline issue -One of the VERY few details in the two claims of child sex abuse from the early 1970s includes the key use of a “yoga mat,” but yoga mats were not even a thing until at least 10 years, and possibly 20 years, later -There is absolutely no consideration of the many possible motives for those involved, especially Huerta, to shade, or even fabricate, the truth, even if their memories of over half a century ago haven’t been naturally clouded by old age -There was no context provided for just how incredibly crazy Huerta’s full story would be if her current version, told at the age of 96, is actually true Typical of how much journalism has recently died/decayed, the NYTimes piece, which is being widely lauded, is actually an abomination (regardless of whether Chavez was actually an abuser) that should be condemned by anyone who cares about journalistic standards, basic fairness, and the truth.

@Thirdworldisus @augustinepatch Thank you! 👆

@augustinepatch @DefiantBaptist She was so worried about his kids safety she let her son make his own outdoor YouTube channel and his dad promote it right before his “retirement”

He quit because he was starting to get too famous for his wife. She got jealous.

Judeo-Christianity Update:

Hey Christian Zionists, come get your boy.

He said he was quitting YouTube to help his kids with their channels. Whoops!

Let’s check in on Jimmy, shall we?

@i_amronburgundy @augustinepatch Nope. You’re coping.

@DefiantBaptist @augustinepatch ...weird, so maybe he left things out and your theory is wrong?

Thank you.

@i_amronburgundy @augustinepatch Nope.

@DefiantBaptist @augustinepatch Did he also mention taking a bigger role in the church in his goodbye video?

Speak for yourself, Patrick.

@theravenman_ His hostage/goodbye video.

@DefiantBaptist what evidence is there for that

@TacomaSupremacy @WordProvesTrue @augustinepatch @BryanWittenmye1 WATCH. THE. VIDEO.

@DefiantBaptist @WordProvesTrue @augustinepatch @BryanWittenmye1 Neither was what you’re alleging; you’re entirely fabricating this narrative that his wife somehow hated his job that enabled her to have high-class vacations all over the world several times a year. Silly billy thinking!