Steve Deace Show Yes, We Should Be ANGRY (Just Don't Sin) | Guest: Katy Faust | 9/10/25
Sep 10, 2025
In this insightful discussion, Katy Faust, founder of 'Them Before Us' and advocate for children's rights, emphasizes the urgent need to redefine family structures for the sake of children's welfare. She and the hosts explore the importance of navigating moral complexities in modern society. The conversation also tackles the dangers of apathy towards injustices and the constructive role of anger in driving change. Katy highlights the necessity of legislative measures to protect children's rights amid shifting cultural dynamics.
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Systemic Failure Enabled Tragedy
- The Charlotte light-rail murder exposed systemic failures across criminal-justice infrastructure.
- Steve Deace argues layered institutional decisions repeatedly allowed the killer back on the streets.
Listener Reaction Sparks Host Response
- Listener Cameron emailed about feeling intense anger after watching the video of the murdered Ukrainian woman.
- Steve Deace replied that such anger is appropriate and asked why it shouldn't boil up.
Channel Righteous Anger Constructively
- Do not stifle righteous anger; control and channel it constructively.
- Steve Deace urges mastering anger so it fuels action without sinning against others.
