Anti-LGBTQ+ MAGA influencer Charlie Kirk said dating in the modern age is hard because women are not Godly enough and are “infected with the Jezebel spirit.”

During his podcast on Real America’s Voice, Kirk decried the United States as a “cluttered” and “overwhelmed” country that “is flooded with foreigners.”

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He harkened back to the 1980s, when he said boomers “had a much easier entry point into the American dream than this current generation.”

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“It was easier to work hard and to get ahead, to save. Going to university was cheaper. There was far less competition for housing. You were able to buy a home,” he said, before abruptly shifting into maligning the modern American woman.

“And, also, the dating pool was easier. It was not full of young women that are infected with the Jezebel spirit that had no interest in getting married or having children,” he said, “that wanted to be the boss of the relationship.”

“Young men seek to have some sort of relationship that is scriptural in nature,” he added, as if speaking for all men.

His words also imply that the “trouble” with women these days is that they don’t want to be subordinate to men.

Kirk, the founder of right-wing student group Turning Point USA, has said that being gay is an “error” and has compared homosexuality to alcoholism and drug addiction.

He has also called trans people “an abomination” and said transgender identities are “against our senses” and “against the natural law.” He once said, “The transgender thing happening in America” is “a throbbing middle finger to God.” Bizarrely, he posited in 2022 that transgender people are trying to turn human beings into machines.

“It’s called trans humanism,” he said. “They want you to say, ‘ok, well I can choose any gender, why can’t I just have an exoskeleton of some sort of machine around me?”‘

“This is why they’re so insistent on this transgender thing,” he continued. “Because if you stop being a man, then maybe you can stop being a human being. Maybe you can just plug into some sort of machine.”

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