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You may have heard Left-wing political orthodoxy described as a \u201cwar on noticing.\u201d\u00a0 Steve Sailer wrote a book on the topic, called \u201cNoticing.\u201d At every opportunity, Leftists will demand that you deny the reality that\u2019s directly in front of your eyes. <\/span><\/p>\n We see this over and over again, particularly during any debate involving racial and gender politics. You\u2019re just not supposed to notice that all the mass shooters were on SSRIs, or that the vast majority of violent crime is committed by young black men, and so on.<\/span><\/p>\n Closely related to the \u201cwar on noticing\u201d is something you might call the \u201cwar on showing.\u201d Leftists will happily use euphemisms to describe their policy goals, but they\u2019ll go to extraordinary lengths to avoid showing you what those policy goals actually entail. They\u2019ll talk about the \u201cwoman\u2019s right to choose\u201d or \u201cgender affirmation surgery,\u201d for example. But under no circumstances would they want voters to see any footage from an abortion, or a \u201cvaginoplasty\u201d or whatever they call it. They understand that, if most people actually saw the horrific procedures they\u2019re talking about, support for Leftist ideology would collapse overnight.<\/span><\/p>\n Nevertheless, every now and then, despite the best efforts of activists who are committed to keeping you from \u201cnoticing,\u201d reality occasionally slips through. The masses get a glimpse of the utter depravity that every major institution of the Left \u2014 from the media to academia to Big Tech censors \u2014 tries so hard to conceal.\u00a0 One of these moments took place over the weekend, when millions of Americans saw this video, which was uploaded by a gay 51-year-old Nashville-based country music songwriter named Shane McAnally. (And yes, that\u2019s actually his name: Shane McAnally). He\u2019s apparently collaborated with singers like Kenny Chesney and Keith Urban, and he\u2019s won a few Grammys. In this footage, which we\u2019ll play in a second, McAnally\u2019s self-described \u201chusband\u201d shows off a five-month-old child whom they acquired through \u201csurrogacy.\u201d And in particular, McAnally\u2019s alleged \u201chusband\u201d attempts to get the baby to say, \u201cwho do you want, Dada or pop,\u201d to which the child responds, \u201cMama.\u201d\u00a0 From behind the camera, McAnally informs the child that \u201cmama\u201d isn\u2019t an option.<\/span><\/p>\n Watch:<\/span><\/p>\n