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Have the Ick? Jail the Prick! | Maintaining Frame 102 · Honey Badger Radio

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Hello everybody, and welcome back to Honey Badger Radio. Hope you guys are
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doing well wherever you may be. This is maintaining frame. I made it
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a maintaining frame. I don't think yeah, I think that's good. That's
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good. I think it's a reasonable, a reasonable assumption that there could be
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a maintaining frame. Yes, yeah, Number one oh two have the jail
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the prick. So I wonder if we're gonna get in trouble for that title.
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That's a pretty uh. I don't know. You could mean a couple
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of different things, yes, I think also one of them could be a
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euphemism for something that really will give it us in trouble. So yeah,
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one of them, one of one of them. Well, we're at the
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mercy of YouTube's algorithm and whatever it wants to interpret prick to mean. All
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right, So essentially this is a awareness campaign by the Humber Side Police in
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England and the United Kingdom. Let's see. I don't know what locale that
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they serve precisely, but they are in the UK. As you might have
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known if you followed our many many adventures. We went to Nottinghamshire about the
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same time as they started to make cat calling illegal or actually just engaging with
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people in a sex selective way. It's difficult to describe, but essentially,
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if you behave towards a woman in a way that you wouldn't towards a man,
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that now he considered sexism and also a criminal offense. Yes, the
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stuff going on in the UK in regards to this is just a little mind
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boggling. So anyway, the Humberside Police have a new campaign. I mean,
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you know, props to them for saying that anyone could be a victim
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of domestic abuse. But now what they're defining this abuse is becoming so broad
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it's a little bit insane. So we're we're going to take a look at
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their one of their current campaigns to raise awareness of all the things that are
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now abuse in the UK, and apparently that includes making someone feel uncomfortable.
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Now just just scroll up a bit because we need to know that an important
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point about this is that this campaign is not for the comfort of men and
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boys. No, no, no, the UK still considers a woman raping
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a man or a boy to not be rape. So we're not there yet,
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We're not We're not at the point of equality when it comes to considering
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the sexual comfort of men and boys in the UK. So this doesn't apply
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to men and boys. This is this is this isn't, in fact,
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ironically sex selective treatment, which I thought was illegal under UK law. I
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mean literally, the humber Side Police are treating girls, women and girls differently
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than men and boys, which is you know, felony sexism, but apparently
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not when the institutions do it, which seems like a seems like a bit
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of a hazard, but about okay. So anyway, we have a new
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public sex crime which is making a woman feel or girl feel uncomfortable, and
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we can go down because it only tries to women girls like that would forget
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equality, guys, forget even abiding by your own laws that you can't treat
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men and women differently. That if a man goes up to a woman and
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says hi, he can be facing a charge because he wouldn't have done that
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to amen. No, well, that that only applies to the little people.
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Laws only apply to the little people. Humber Side Police can do whatever
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they want as per usual, all right. So if you're feeling uncomfortable,
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ladies, if you're feeling uncomfortable in the UK because a man is giving you
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the ick? What? What are the reasons? Why why women have have
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said that men give them the ick? What are the reasons? There's like
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a list. Do you want me to find it? Let me? Let
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me look up the list. I know, just off the top of the
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head. A few of the icks that I've heard are using the word te
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So in other words, if you're calm, if you're having a conversation with
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a woman through text, and at any point you want to, you know,
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give off a little girlish giggle and textual form, don't do that,
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guys, because that gives women the ick. All right? This is from
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the tab dot com, which I'm sure and it's a UK website, so
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it's it's actually more relevant and let's see. Yeah, I think I'll just
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drop that in here and share this tab excellent, very proficient girls are sharing
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what gives them the ick, and some of them are absolutely ridiculous. Doesn't
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matter, it's the law. So yeah, I want to start an ick
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thread. What's up? Being excited to see me can give me the ick?
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Im more excited for your girlfriend straight to jail. I'm sure this is
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going to be an absolute rollercoaster ride of a thread. Here because this is
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like where it starts from. Yes, I know, being excited to see
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me. So women apparently get disgusted when men are excited to see them.
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Yeah, we should be. We should totally be writing laws based around the
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ick. That seems there should be a whole Harvard degree oriented around discerning and
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determining what the ick is. Number two, holding an umbrella is enough to
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give me the ick? Yeah, Number two, holding an umbrella is enough
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to give me the ick. But if that umbrella turns inside out, they
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are never seeing me again. So basically, holding an umbrella jail. If
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the umbrella turns inside out, hanging non humane? Is that better? You
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better hold on to that. That's thanks those dull axes that turn the neck
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into a toast rack, you know that that kind of thing. I just
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wanted to point out that one of the reasons why I wanted to do this
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show is somebody in our comments in a previous show when we spoke about the
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ick, said, why are you giving this credence? You are making this
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a thing by addressing it. I'm sorry, I don't think this police precinct
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or whatever it is, police, this institution, this institution of jurisprudence and
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maintaining the law decided to make the ick a legal matter because we pointed it
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out, like this stuff is becoming like it's the problem is that when you
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say, why, it's just women emoting, well, yeah, then it
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becomes a law. I mean, it'd be fine if they were just saying
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dumb shit, but like, yeah, when they make it a law,
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they use it to like affect policy. That's a problem, Like we have
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to be able to tell them, no, you're being crazy, shut up
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and sit down. Yeah, even if the guy is giving you the ick
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and he looks like a legitimate but honestly, if he really does look like
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a legitimate thug, is it really going to give her the ick? No,
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if he's giving that dark triad miasma off, like just like dark,
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yeah, you know what I mean, like demonic smoking clouds coming off.
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Are you sure the women in the vicinity are going to get the ick from
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that? They like the dangerous looking guys, so they're going to just slide
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on over. We're lubricated. So I'm just like, the problem is that
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when you say well don't don't, don't, don't pay attention to it,
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it becomes it starts to gain momentum in the mental landscape, and then it
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does sideways crap like this, like becoming a law or becoming getting to the
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attention of the police. When I first saw this tweet, I was like,
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because it was one of it was okay, no no offense the end
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cells. But sometimes they can be a little bit piquant, a little bit
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sour, shall we say, and the things that they tweet aren't actually accurate.
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They're just inflammatory. And the first time I saw this, I was
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like, oh, well, I'll just make a joke out of it.
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And then and it says, uh, it said report men, and I
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said, report feminists for giving you the ick. And and then I saw
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it again and I'm like, this is for real, this this, this
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is a thing that was done. There is a group of police, like
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I don't know how much the humber Shire Police control, but there is a
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place in the u k. Where ick the ick is a criminal matter what
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what? Yeah, you can't okay, this this is this is really why
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people were worried about giving women the vote and having them have say in the
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political process. Somehow we go from you know, oh yeah, all the
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all the women who run homes and and our nurses and contribute productively to their
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community should have a say and how things affect them to Yeah, let's rule
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the world of the world through women's emotions. Like it doesn't work. People
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who do not understand systems should not be in charge of systems. This is
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like, Okay, I'm going to use an example from yesterday, Me and
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Brian and Mike talked about House of Dragons. Even though I was the only
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one who watched it, I took the bullet. But in that show,
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the female leaders quote unquote do not make strategic decisions. So things are coming
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down the pike. Systems are still systematizing, and you know what's gonna happen.
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Because you know that you have this input in the system. People are
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gonna act this way, people are gonna act that way. You need to
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act right. You need to get ahead of it. It's like a snowball
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falling down a cliff. You got to get ahead of that. You gotta
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get ahead of it. And the women were always in a position of reacting
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like they were never trying to get ahead of and being able to see,
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Okay, well this is gonna happen. This is gonna happen. This is
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gonna happen. This is what this input to the system. This is gonna
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be the output, the most logical output. They didn't think in that way.
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The men around them were thinking in that way, but they didn't.
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They just responded to things emotionally. So when the queen care character puts her
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son on the throne and the princess who is the former heir, realizes,
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oh shit's coming down, you know, the men around her are like,
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Okay, we need to get We need to get that, We need to
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get that military momentum. We need to break the military momentum of our opponent.
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And she's like, but why, we don't have a consensus, and
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so we gotta go send we gotta go send out dragons to the lords who
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probably won't betray me anyway. But and so she does, and then her
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son gets killed because she was an utter idiot sending an in an inexperienced dragon
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with an inexperienced writer to her most powerful lord who you know in West Ros.
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You know he's gonna betray her. So she gets her son killed,
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she gets the news back, and then suddenly it's war. Because she has
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an emotional motivation not a strategic motivation, not a political motivation, not a
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motivation based on her understanding of how systems work. No, the Olympic system
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is engaged. Now, now we're gonna do it. Now we're gonna take
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action. That is the behavior of people who should not be in charge of
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any form of system. Like you don't understand why something needs to get done
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before your emotions are engaged. You shouldn't be behind the You shouldn't behind you
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shouldn't be behind the panel full of buttons. You just shouldn't because you don't
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understand it. And I am not saying that women are incapable of understanding systems.
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There are women who are very much capable of understanding systems. Perhaps there
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are women who are capable of understanding systems better than anyone, but that is
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not Apparently the average woman. The average woman does not understand you need to
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respond to systematic factors. You can't just respond to your emotions. And the
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fact that there aren't hundreds of thousands of the watchers of the House of Dragons,
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the women who watched House of Dragons saying what the hell is this shit?
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These women are bad leaders. They don't understand the systems that they're in
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charge of, which is ironic because this whole show was based on the Tutors
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and Mary Tutor, Mary Queen Scott's and Elizabeth, who are all leaders,
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you know, trying to get the system to work for them, and these
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women do not understand how systems work. They do not make decisions based on
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these factors. They simply make decisions about immediate based on their immediate emotional responses
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to things. This is a very bad depiction of female leadership. Nobody picked
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up on that, like all the women watching that apparently thought it was perfectly
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reasonable. And that's a serious problem. Like, I mean, you can
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watch that and say, hey, eh, it's George Martin. He just
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likes writing pathetic losers getting squashed by external factors. Fine, but there's all
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kinds of hail the girl bossing articles out on this, on this abject failure
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of female leadership. Hail the girl bossing, because they are making decisions not
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based on systemic factors, but based on their emotions. Hail the girl bossing.
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It's like, you, guys, this is this is not something you
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should be cheering. This should be an object lesson in what not to do
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and I don't know how many people, how many women are picking up on
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that when it comes to this, this kind of stuff, and when it's
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depicted in media, which comes back right to this, this is bad.
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This is very bad. The precedents that are being set here are terrible.
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Rule of law should not be based on people's emotions, people's feelings, and
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rule of law should not distinguish between men and women. What the hell do
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the humbers Shire Police? What are they doing saying oh, this only applies
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to women, doesn't apply to men. Men can go hang right, you
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feel the ick, even even if even if she's making she's making you feel
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the ick by verifiably criminal activities, Yeah, you go hang you know,
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just just there's a double standard and how this is being presented, no doubt
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it's a double standard, and how it's going to be applied. And the
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other thing is, again, this is an emotion. At some point people
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are responsible for their own emotions. Then, I don't think women hear this
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enough. You are responsible for your own emotions. If he gives you the
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ick, leave if he gives you And what level like are there levels of
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dick? Is there like a you know, like an ick in the first
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degree, I think are in the second? Is it in the fourth degree?
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And manslaughter version of ick? There's also a murder version of I think
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with intent? Like, how how do you determ somebody's intent to make you
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feel an emotion? Extreme prejudice? Yeah? How? How? How does
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that? It's a guy is just sitting there being autistic on the corner,
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because, let's base it, that's exactly what the problem is, right,
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some guy is just minding his own business, being an autist on the corner.
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How do you how do you determine that he intended to give you the
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ick? Look, guys, just don't give them the ick and you'll be
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just fine. Don't worry about it. Do you want to look at more
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examples or do you want to say more about this? About it? Because
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this is knock on effect. Oh for sure, I'm women to think that
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they're there, feelings are are anything more than mostly transitory like the they disappear
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like any move on. Right, you can even change how you feel about
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things if you If you allow women to think that their feelings should be in
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any way wrapped up in law, all right, then you are failing women.
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You are failing to encourage them to develop a sense of efficacy in the
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greater world or there you're basically chaining them to their emotions and chaining everyone else
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to their emotions. Okay, I mean, and we're not even getting into
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the what is a woman part of this? Right? Well that, I
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mean, it doesn't matter. Once we're once we're trying to protect women,
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that question is automatically answered. So do you want to what do you want
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to do now? What do you want to do now? Books are that
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are now basically felt like, well, I don't know if it's a FELONYIC
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or just a misdemeanor ick, Like is it is it? Is it?
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Ick with prejudices? Is it? Is it first degree ick? Second degree
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ick? Third degree? Is there a third degree? Ick? Maybe here's
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a guess, like is this okay? Them sitting on the toilet, so
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men sitting on the toilet? I think all of it is essentially whatever the
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highest possible, you know, the most egregious crime, it's all of that.
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It's you know, felony murder, like with intense hate crime, all
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the whole thing. It's definitely a hate crime. Okay. I'm getting a
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sort of a trend from this you know, like I was talking about that,
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you know, the evil dude on the corner is just giving off this
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dark miasma, like just demonic smoke coming off of him, and you could
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just feel the waves of dark triad, you know, like freaking glowing eyes.
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And I don't think that guy is giving these women the ick because so
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far we have getting excited when they see you having a umbrella sitting down with
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them, sitting sitting on the toilet, which I don't want anyone knowing how
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I go, Yeah, what if what if you have to sit on the
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toilet, Like what if you're taking a ship? Like is that still gonna
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Like no, Brian, you have to like we have to stand up and
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like lean into the urinal and somehow get some speed running up the stairs on
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all fours, which I'm I'm prepared to do now. Yeah, yeah,
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I'm going to do it. I don't care. These are these are filters.
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Now, guys sat on one of those barstools and their legs just dangling
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freely. This is about short guys, so oh yeah, okay, so
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feminine, funny short. Yeah, these are these are the icks. These
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are the igs that are now going to be some form of sitting cross legged.
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More feminine stuff. That's more feminine stuff. Expressing the traffic light button
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and waiting for the green man. That what they call it. In when
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the lawful, okay, obeying the law, obeying the law, not becoming
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an inconvenience for other people. That's uh. That that also gives women the
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ick. Getting a picture here, mm hmm. Men sitting in the bath,
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men sitting in the bath. The thought of them on the trampoline playing
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crack the egg and being the egg. What that's oddly specific. I don't
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know what that is. Crack the egg and being the egg. I don't
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know. Filling their car up with petrol. They don't know why. It
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just makes me feel so weird, just like filling your car up with gas
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gives the egg. Basic human activity. Also apparently disgusting to women, the
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thought of them getting ran over the embarrassment. So if a guy gets run
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over by a car, gets he also gets arrested for that right away.
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I hope these are like, yeah, well, at least they individually I
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think they're being still it's kind of tongue in cheek, but you never know.
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With women, you never know. Well, I would say that some
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of these are definitely genuine. Really yeah, sitting down apparently you're not supposed
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to sit down on the toilet if you're a man. Or in the bathtub,
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learn how to have her poop just like, never sit ever, just
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stand up all the time. Yeah, even when taking a bath, stand
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up. Just wash your ankles and feet and that's it. Also having an
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umbrella this apparently yeah? Yeah, and what was the other one? The
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first one? I can't even the first one? Being excited to see me
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excited to see you having an emotion towards your partner also gives them the nick
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yep. Let me see them being spun around on the barber shared to view
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their haircut in the mirror like a reveal. I can't do it, okay,
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So again more female guys, okay. Or actually just having like just
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just having an emotion like this is really funny. It's almost like if men
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have an emotion like the or just just intrigue or excitement, they just it's
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just icky, you know. So, guys, what we can learn from
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this is don't have emotions. But it's the only women who lets not get
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to rule the world through their emotions or have them really okay, this one,
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Uh fuck it? Thought of him falling over in public and acting like
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it never happened. Okay, so guys that are clumsy and try to play
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it off, Uh what? Okay? So but if he laughs awkwardly,
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would that not also give you the ick? Or if he fails, wouldn't
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that give you the ick? Or if he has to go to the hospital,
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wouldn't I give you the super duper felonous ick? Like it? Basically,
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you're saying, men never fall over, Yeah, be perfect. Tabitha
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Brown after eating spaghetti and they have little orange stains around their mouth trying to
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be like, are you okay? At least the person who's who's compiling this
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seems to think they're ridiculous, but they they somewhat Yeah. Screaming on a
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roller coaster. I like my men's silent at theme parks. I can imagine
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just stoically like, yeah, going you know what? When I it reminds
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me when I used to go to the amusement park near Chicago. There's no
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disney World, but there's a six Flags Great America, and they had some
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rides where you know, as you're going down the first dip, it would
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take a picture and then you can look at your face when the photo was
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taken. And when I figured out they were doing that, I would always
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make like a really stern face because they knew when the photo was so I'd
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be sitting there with my arms crossed, like, and everybody else is screaming.
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You should try it sometime if you go on a ride that has,
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you know, like a photo that they take when you go down the first
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dip, try to keep a serious face to see how funny it looks.
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It's worth it, I think, yeah, no, especially if you're the
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only one and everyone else's like eyes are rolling back, they're like screaming,
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you know, vomits coming out like this, just crying like and you're just
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like whatever. I think that's good. I when we went to We've been
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to Disney World a few times and one of my favorite rides is the Aerosmith
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Ride. Have you ever been on the Aerosmith Ride. I've never been to
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Disney World Life never or Land never been. Only only ever been to one
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amusement park ever, and that's six Flags, and I've been there a few
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times. But yeah, I never I've never been to Disney World. Okay,
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but they have the Aerosmith ride and it's like it's zero C sixties and
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pitch dark like the band, Yeah, the Aerosmith, and it's like the
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big thing is that you shoot out like a bullet and then you start spiraling
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around in the dark and it's a lot of fun. I love that.
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And I'm screaming and Johnathan is my husband, is trying to scream but he's
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got a really deep voice, so it sounds oh no, stop and it's
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Ron Swanson like on a roller coaster. Yah, it just has to stop
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because I sound like an idiot screaming on a roller coaster so loud, because
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you know, yeah, when you were screaming on a roller coaster has to
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be high. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, gam it's like,
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oh man, but you know I didn't. Sometimes I'll scream like Arnold Schwarzenegger
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and when I'm on a ride, but for fun. Oh man, these
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people are joyless screaming on a roller coaster. Let's go the next one,
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bum cracks. If I could sello tape it, I would sell tape it.
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So yeah, if you're showing your butt crack for any reason. Guys
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when they lose their balance on the train, and wobble. So any weakness,
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okay, any weakness wearing a Sometimes you know, if the train is
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like crashing, I hope you wouldn't find that this is the ick. Like
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if it if it hits a bicyclist or some Indian man standing too close,
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a corporeal being that can be impacted by the world around him, that gives
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me the ick. He is not a celestial a demigod who strides on the
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warth and like leaves flaming footprints. Now he's just He's just a normal mortal.
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You know, you hit him with the truck and he dies wearing a
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dressing gown. I don't know what that is. Dressing gowns and men just
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do not go together. It's funny, like, where are the feminists coming
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after this whole listical for how much toxic masculinity these these ick posts are are
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promoting. It's almost like they don't really ask what why this suppose that toxic
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masculinity exists? You know, It's almost like they don't realize that it's women
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that are asking for this behavior. They're literally like excluding men for not exhibiting
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it. So the thought of a boy ordering a halloween costume online and being
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proper buzzing about it, then waiting for it to arrive in the post and
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trying it on. Not a chance. You guys don't like to have any
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fly like any hobbies like men cannot. I love it. I love putting
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on Halloween costumes. What emotions are men allowed to? Yeah? Do men
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feel anything except meme? Like? Do men even have emotions? I just
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watched Titanic and I cried my eyes out. You read this and as a
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man allowed to have any single emotion? And it's a boy too, Like,
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what do you? Why are you concerned about boys giving you the ick?
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That's giving me the ick? Ye? Those are it's sexually attractive to
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me. Usually they should be. But I'm being sarcastic. Guys don't take
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context, you know boys? Which boys should be sexually attractive to me?
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No, they shouldn't. Lady, stop it. Yeah, weird, get
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your get your lady balls off of that thought. Weird? Weird? Okay?
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Jumping up and down? Oh we go back to this, jumping up
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and down at a festival, Yeah, just being happy. What if you're
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dancing to, like, you know, House of Pain? What if House
28:23
of Pain comes on and they're telling you to jump jump around, jump around,
28:29
jump up, jump up, and get down. Like what if they're
28:32
telling you to do that? Yeah, that's that's multiple x. Like okay,
28:37
what if Bustin Rhymes comes on and he's telling you to bounce? Like
28:41
what, You're not going to bounce because it's gonna never mind. This one
28:45
says when they bite the fork while eating makes me absolutely raging. Biting the
28:51
fork, Oh, I wouldn't do that. That sounds like it's good.
28:56
Yeah, Like, where are you that concerned? Yeah, okay, admittedly
29:02
I have a thing for sneezing and coughing, but I know that that's just
29:06
like you don't like it? Oh, it really bothers me. It's just
29:10
this when you sneeze or when other people sneeze other people like, it's just
29:14
the sudden, explosive sound really bugs the hell out of me. And coughing
29:18
I can't stand it. But I'm like, that's a me thing and I'm
29:22
not gonna put that on. I don't think I think the biting the fork
29:25
thing is like something that would drive me up the wall. But I don't
29:27
think it's gendered at all. Like if a woman did it, I'd be
29:30
like, what are you Are you trying to break your teeth like that anything
29:33
to do with teeth, it's your Yeah, that's not no, no,
29:42
all right. Android phones, well that counts me out. Android phones,
29:48
guys, they're basically illegal now, so don't get one. Get yourself a
29:56
Google phone or but it's got to be an iPhone. I think that's what
29:57
she's saying. But you know, women are an elitist or anything like that.
30:03
Him saying something he thought was funny in a GC and everyone ignoring him.
30:10
What's a GC? This is a kind of weakness like any any him
30:14
saying something he thought was funny in a GC and everyone ignoring him. Yeah,
30:22
his faults His mates are rude and don't reply a group chat. A
30:27
group chat, man, he's probably a group chat. Oh so he makes
30:30
a joke and nobody responds. Okay, yeah, I mean sometimes he falls
30:37
flat yeah jokes, Yeah, I mean at any point the man isn't completely
30:41
poised and stoic and balanced and also somehow able to ship without sitting down.
30:49
They have an eck if they have any If a man has any joy in
30:55
life, like that's really insane because a lot of these are basically if a
30:57
man expresses any joy or happiness, it gives me the eck, Like,
31:06
I feel really sorry for men that you have to these And how many women
31:12
did this represent? I don't know. I mean, I think these were
31:17
obviously cherry picked because the person who made this article thought they were like kind
31:21
of ridiculous, and so we'll have a little fun with it. When I've
31:23
read women talk about the X, they're all pretty. I mean, these
31:27
are amusing, right, but all of them are very much in line with
31:33
this. Anything the man expressing any kind of feminine behavior, any kind of
31:37
weakness, any kind of happiness like joy like, positive emotions, giddy emotions,
31:45
you know, any kind of fear like basically should express no emotions.
31:51
And it was interesting because I know that a while back you you watched a
31:52
video in which a woman confessed that she finds men's anger to be sexually arousing.
31:59
So I want, it's like, no emotion except those that make you
32:01
attractive to me. Isn't that astounding? Though? Yep? No, I
32:07
mean not, I don't really find it shocking. But men want women to
32:10
not eat too much, take care of themselves. Women want men who don't
32:15
have any emotions and then and then you know, they get get on a
32:20
feminist kick and they lie about it. They're like, no, you should,
32:23
you should express your emotions. You just you know, like I'm a
32:28
feminist and I don't believe you have anything to feel bad about. So what
32:30
emotions you're supposed to express? I don't know. But anyway, mm hmm,
32:36
okay, all right, Well as far as the joke thing goes,
32:38
Look, you fail to hit all the shots. You don't try to take,
32:45
like all the attempts you've got to try. Sometimes you're gonna you're gonna
32:49
miss. Sometimes you might get a hit and it's worth a shot. But
32:52
women don't like that because they only like a sure thing. All right.
32:55
This one says when they sit and use their laptop with their on their lap.
33:01
Okay, so when they actually put a laptop where it was designed to
33:05
be. Now, personally, I don't do that because I like to use
33:07
a table. But okay, I guess that's I guess that's a thing.
33:12
What if they don't own a laptop at all? Is that also giving you
33:15
the ick? When boys do their zip up all the way to their neck,
33:20
so like a sweater or jacket, they zip it up all the way
33:24
so when they experience and respond to it. This is this is why we
33:29
should not pass laws based on women's feelings when they come to your house with
33:31
a rucksack. The people shouldn't pass laws based on anyone's feelings. But I
33:37
think men are not aware that this is a bad idea. Men wouldn't want
33:40
that at all. I'm just saying, but we're literally even like if they're
33:45
not even allowed to have a feeling without being considered not people by the other
33:49
sacks. Yeah, they're well many many, many many steps behind actually demanding
33:54
that their feelings become law. What if, like when it comes to the
34:00
zipping up, what if you like have like a lot of chest hair and
34:04
like one of those nineteen seventies medallions with like a fist on it, Like,
34:07
is it okay to have it down just to show that off, to
34:09
show your mane, you know, your your musk, so your musk gets
34:15
out. I mean this was the seventies. Like, you know, I
34:21
think I wouldn't be like into it, but I would think it's cool.
34:24
Like, dude, that guy, he's confident, all right. The thought
34:30
of him stalling his car or doing that thing where a gearstick be like gur,
34:35
I don't know how cars work, but I don't like them. They
34:40
bother me. Also, I put a donut in my name that gives me
34:45
the ick. That face is just the worst. When they're going on holiday
34:49
and they give their passport to immigration and then they stand there like this waiting
34:52
for it back. Okay, I just think this is funny because I've seen
34:58
this expression. Might be, but might be taking the piss out of the
35:00
entire idea of it. I think some of these are genuine. I think
35:07
the ones where they say that feminine behavior men give them the ick. Any
35:10
kind of weakness in men give them an ick. Any kind of positive emotion
35:16
apparently give them the ick. I think that's probably pretty accurate from what I've
35:21
seen of these compilations of ickness. Yeah, standing wacked, wacked, naked,
35:29
waiting for the shower to heat up. I mean, I, okay,
35:36
whatever, dropping something on the floor, then on the way up,
35:39
banging their head on the table. Well, so, so a man who
35:45
hurts himself that's disgusted, Is it upsets you? Yeah? It upsets you
35:49
somehow. Well, because he's not he's not poised in all moments. Yeah,
35:52
he didn't break the table on the way up, like you know,
35:58
he didn't like go super said, And when they have a brightly covered screensaver,
36:10
what okay, that's the end. That's that's it. So those are
36:15
just a few examples of things that will get you put in jail right away.
36:22
Yeah, obviously, and honestly, this is sort of a funny like
36:25
compilation, but a lot of these when women post the X, they are
36:30
pretty ridiculous, often from what I've seen, And I would say that the
36:37
ones that are honest is any kind of feminine behavior, any kind of weakness,
36:42
any kind of apparently positive emotion, because you know, men shouldn't express
36:45
emotions without losing their sexual desirability. So men shouldn't express enthusiasm for their partner.
36:52
Yeah, no, no, just no sexual desirability for you, or
36:57
or happiness over hobbies, or excitement over or a fun event, or screaming
37:01
on a roller coaster. All that means you you're you're unattractive, you become
37:06
you become not people. And so women apparently don't want men to have emotions
37:16
at the same time as their emotions should be a matter of criminal intent,
37:23
a criminal matter, like what they feel should be if somebody makes them feel
37:30
bad, they should be facing some kind of criminal prosecution. That's I don't
37:36
know. It seems unfair, seems a little a double standard, which I
37:43
thought was lef a little off. There's something a little wrong there. We
37:47
can look at the rest of the Libby's campaign too, or we can look
37:51
at the comments, because I think there's some from men's issues advocates. Oh
37:55
yeah, we get to look at a couple of comments first, and I
37:58
have the Libby's campaign. So this this screen here where it says feeling uncomfortable,
38:02
somebody giving you the ick, don't stand for it. Reported to one
38:06
on one. There's actually like it's like a campaign. So there's a number
38:09
of similar images with slightly different sayings. And if you look at the comments
38:15
here, we got f House Bunny, who I'm waiting for her to finally
38:21
come on the show. We've been going back and forth for months now.
38:25
House Bunny, so whenever you're ready anyway, I know that she's just you
38:30
know, doing a lot, but she says, you've traumatized me, actually
38:34
traumatized me. Oh wait, because I'm a woman that will get taken seriously
38:37
even though I'm lying my bad. Whoever runs the social media for this force
38:44
is an epic failure. Young boys are males not important anymore? F me.
38:50
I hope you lot don't have sons. I feel sick seeing this shit
38:53
fings sick. Well, yeah, it's like it. Not only is it
39:00
inane and destructive, and it's targeted at men and boys for no other reason
39:06
than apparently not being able to run the freaking obstacle course of what women consider
39:10
to be unattractive. But it's a it's like it's it's encouraging a state,
39:17
a mentality in women that is destructive, not just to society but women themselves.
39:23
At some point, women need to learn that your emotions don't rule the
39:28
world, and they can't rule the world because all that they're going to rule
39:32
is a smoking pile of ash, which is actually a quote from House of
39:37
Dragons, So there you go, or as it was it Game of Thrones.
39:40
I don't remember, just ru smoking pile of ash. Yeah, most
39:46
of the comments are are pretty critical of this, so that's promising. So
39:53
yeah, I'm happy about that. Okay, let's go to what you want
39:57
to look at the other these other ones click click the hashtag on the hashtag.
40:00
Yep, I'm looking at it right now. Unwanted pop up, we
40:06
can help turn them off. Don't hesit to call us on one oh one.
40:08
Okay, what unwanted pop up? We can help turn them off.
40:19
I don't understand the UK slang or are we just talking about like internet or
40:24
advertising? What's what's a pop up that? Yeah, like you're talking about
40:28
ads, Like what is it? What is that you go to a porn
40:30
site and it all the things pop up? Well, there's your problem right
40:35
there on going to the porn sites. But what I'm wondering is what is
40:38
calling the cops gonna do about that? Like that's that sounds like a you
40:43
problem, lady. I mean unless you mean like somebody's in your DMS on
40:46
us all of a sudden, which could be, but like that's poorly worded.
40:51
If that's the case, all right, here's another one. Someone watching
40:53
you, pika. Don't it's okay, we will deal with them. Don't
40:58
hesitate to call us on one oh one. So, like if you go
41:00
to the gym, for example, I've been, I've been. Uh,
41:04
there's still like videos of women who basically like dress up as bait go out
41:10
into the world with two phones, one that they are pretending to be on
41:15
and another one they're using to record, and they wait for men to take
41:19
notice of them, and then they record it and they post it on social
41:22
media and they use it to sort of like tell signal to other women.
41:27
OMG, look at how thirsty and gross these men are. Also they just
41:31
want me, and and that's like and they you, and they put their
41:35
face out there and everything. It's the gym thoughts to it, but it's
41:38
not just in gyms. They do it in grocery stores. They do it
41:40
in drug stores, they do it in line to get into the bar,
41:44
they do it at the supermarket, like it wherever, the train station.
41:49
And so that means that if a man if a woman dresses up in like
41:53
next to nothing, which there's lots of videos of this where they're wearing like,
41:58
you know, they have all their pussy fat out as it were,
42:00
and they're and they're just they're pussy fat and they're just waiting for men to
42:06
notice it, and then they tape them and then they post it online and
42:09
they act like they're being crept on even though they're literally like baiting it,
42:13
you know, And of course you can't say that they're doing that because the
42:16
feminists have already created this constructed this whole narrative about how you know, like
42:24
what the whole what was she wearing narrative becomes like the front and center,
42:29
and it's like, no, she's literally doing this on purpose. Like if
42:34
it would be like we lived in a world you know, the trench code
42:37
flasher and they can go around flashing people and then get the person arrested for
42:45
being a create for looking this is this is disgusting behavior, Like, yeah,
42:51
there is a reason why you don't expose your your genitals to children,
42:54
or you don't pretend like you don't get you don't cross that line where you
43:00
can actually see your genital creases in you know, in your in your clothing.
43:07
That's crossing a line. Now you become the predator, right, yeah,
43:14
it's not. And of course we don't recognize that because we don't recognize
43:22
that women harm others. So and this is why this is like gender,
43:28
this entire campaign, because I mean, could you imagine, is she giving
43:32
you the ick? Call the police? Yeah, I know, this is
43:37
definitely gender. The next one is don't be a dirty dog. Cat Calling
43:42
is not Okay, get it. They already made that illegal. So is
43:45
there another one? Oh? Yeah, here we go call this immediately if
43:47
you feel like you're being followed, if you feel like you're being followed,
43:53
like what if you are walking in the same direction as somebody else that happens
43:57
to be a man and you're going to the same place? Like what these
44:01
this These are really dangerous presidents to send to say, I mean, it
44:06
really paints a picture of women too, like you are utterly incapable of navigating
44:14
the world around you. What would you do without a police force? And
44:20
honestly, I wonder if this is too uh for the police to pretend like
44:24
they're doing something while doing basically nothing so that they can ignore they're very real
44:30
problems that are happening in the UK. Right, So yeah, right,
44:35
you know this is like, well, let's let's do let's give ourselves some
44:37
softball problems. Yeah yeah, so we can we can pretend like we're doing
44:42
something and we don't have to deal with with the the ones that are a
44:45
little bit more difficult and in tractable. Ah, wanted attention receiving it is
44:52
never okay yep, And this is all directed for women and girls. But
45:00
you know, I guess this police station gets an exemption from the law that
45:04
you you know, if you treat men and boys, are women and girls
45:07
different than men and boys. Like if Joe walks up to some woman on
45:10
the street and says hi, and he wouldn't have done that if it was
45:15
a man, then that is illegal because that's sexist, treating her in a
45:20
sexist manner. But apparently we can do that when it comes to the police.
45:24
The police can differentiate between men and women, although I would imagine that
45:30
they also don't can't define what a woman is mm hmm, all right,
45:36
they be too afraid to. All right, Yeah, there's not much else.
45:39
I guess that's it, really well. I mean, there's a positive
45:43
anyone could be a victim of domestic abuse. Sometimes I wonder if these institutions
45:46
saying things like well, men can be raped too, and anyone can be
45:51
a victim of domestic abuse is just their way of pretending like they're doing something
45:55
about changing the stigma around male victims, like saying nobody is above the law
46:01
while making sure that somebody is above the law exactly. It's like they're they're
46:06
just handwaving this like calling yourself the Ministry of peace and all you do is
46:09
wage war because I was like, I was thinking about this, because I
46:14
mean, this happens a lot when I'm talking to feminists about the sexual assault
46:19
and domestic violence statistics, and I'm like, yeah, you handwave like you
46:22
you give like what is it called? I can't say the phrase. I'm
46:28
sorry my vocabulary, but they will say something like, oh, yeah,
46:32
men can be victims of rape too. Meanwhile, I'm looking at all of
46:36
these academics like throw a bone, yeah, throw a bone to it,
46:40
or pay some lip service. Yeah it's lip service, so they'll say something
46:45
like, yeah, men can be victims too. Meanwhile, I'm looking through
46:49
all this academic scholarship, feminist scholarship, and literally the feminist analysis of sexual
46:54
assault and domestic violence is as that it is gendered, specifically that men use
47:01
it to uphold the uphold the patriarchy by by controlling women through fear. That's
47:07
that is their analysis of domestic violence and sexual assault. So where does that
47:13
lead male victims of women? Right, They're very inconvenient to that narrative.
47:17
So there's this constant pressure, pressure to try to reduce the scope of the
47:22
problem when it comes to male victims of women. So they'll say things,
47:25
they'll they'll they'll make this pretend world in which people don't recognize that men get
47:30
raped, and thank you, thank you for all the guys who are like,
47:32
oh, how does that happen? Because they use your existence to justify
47:40
the lip service and then say, well, we're better than you or better
47:44
than those guys over there. So the fact that we actually promote an entire
47:49
ideology that seeks to render male victims invisible because we construct all of that because
47:57
we actually recognize their male victims, because how how you know we want to
48:00
get rid of them? How could we? You know, if you're an
48:02
assassin, you don't get very far without recognizing the existence of the person you're
48:07
assassinating. If you want to get rid of male victims, you don't get
48:09
very far without recognizing their existence to some degree. So you can get rid
48:13
of them. Well, I mean, we recognize that. So that makes
48:15
us better and yeah, so we're doing the right thing. It's like,
48:24
it's really frustrating. It is really frustrating, And honestly, I think that
48:30
the whole oh, men can't be raped is actually a trauma response, because
48:36
we do exist in a society which doesn't take it seriously. It doesn't take
48:39
men's consent seriously, it doesn't take men's right to say no con seriously in
48:44
any circumstance, because that's just part of a spectrum. Like if we took
48:49
men's right to say no to women's sexually seriously, we would have to take
48:52
it. We'd have to take it seriously when they say, well, we
48:57
want part we want. We don't want to be shamed for our desires,
49:00
like our sexual desires. We have to take it seriously when they say,
49:05
well, we don't want to fight for a culture that you know hates us,
49:09
you know, and we'd have to take so much seriously because it's part
49:13
of a spectrum. And it starts with the recognition that men's consent matters,
49:19
and like feminists aren't even there yet, they're not even no. It's like
49:27
they take one step forward by saying, oh, yeah, men can be
49:29
raped too, and then ten then they drag society twenty steps backwards by trying
49:36
to make rape something men do to women to uphold patriarchy. And it's like,
49:42
somehow, in my opinion, the only way to get out of this
49:46
is to recognize women's sexual assault of men, women's domestic violence against men,
49:52
and recognize that it is as important as the reverse that men have a right
49:58
to their consent respected. And of course Humberside Police, even though they say
50:04
anyone could be a victim of domestic abuse, that they give the lip service.
50:08
They then go on and say, well, only women are victims of
50:12
harassment. Yeah, in all of these campaign materials. All right, I'm
50:19
good. I'm like, I don't have much more I want to say about
50:22
this. Yeah, I think we said enough. We talked about it.
50:25
It's cool. Yeah, it's cool. So, speaking of Witch, I'll
50:29
I'm going to reach out to Aaron Pittsy you see, if I can get
50:30
her to come on. Yeah, I don't know, I've been't talked to
50:34
her in a while, and I kind of want to follow up. So
50:37
I think that she might be having some difficulty getting on because she's getting she's
50:40
getting older. So yeah, I know, I know that's one of the
50:44
reasons why I want to try before it's definitely, you know, too hard.
50:49
So but anyway, she'll have a lot to say on this, on
50:52
this kind of stuff. I can see if Devor Powney has a way of
50:55
getting a hold of her. Yeah, that'd be great. Yeah, all
51:00
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is caring. And I just realized that I forgot a couple of super chows
52:40
that I got to read out. Yes we did, and I kind of
52:45
forgot them, so I'm going to read them out now. Richard Vierre gives
52:47
us five bucks and says, there used to be a thing we're making complaints
52:52
like these to police was an offense known as wasting police time and have a
52:57
particular punishment associated with it. How was that on scept gone away? Of
53:00
course, if the man who gives the itck to a woman happens to be
53:05
of a particular demographic then perhaps his actions will be determined to not be a
53:08
criminal offense and the complaint will be charged with the complainant will be charged with
53:14
wasting police time instead. Aloha snack bar. I don't know if that's a
53:20
thing in the UK, but it is a thing in the US, so
53:22
that might be the difference. Like in the US, we're not as crazy
53:28
in this department. We haven't made cat calling illegal because of the First Amendment.
53:32
That naughty, naughty first Amendment. Uh, but you know what,
53:37
to your point, I will say, I do think that this could be
53:44
a roundabout way of dealing with that without dealing directly with that. You know,
53:49
it's like, well, if you feel crept on, we're gonna apply
53:52
this to everybody, you know, And so I think it could be there.
53:57
But the again, the problem is is that it's it's fineless and cowardly,
54:00
but also it will end up doing way more harm than good because any
54:07
regular dudes are are gonna get caught across buyer. So maybe it's better if
54:10
you're just honest, like what it is you're trying to do or just like
54:14
make some serious changes and not like this whole like it's sort of like banning
54:17
knives, Like, oh, well, we're gonna end knife crime by banning
54:21
knives. Well, how about who's committing the knife crimes? Guys? Like
54:24
where's that coming from? Because if they're killing people with spoons, you're not
54:29
going to ban those, right, So maybe the problem is the killing,
54:32
not the weapon. So anyway, thank you Richard, And then Richard Vierre
54:37
gives another five bucks and says, I suspect that the one oh one line
54:40
isn't the same thing as the actual emergency number nine nine nine in the UK,
54:45
and so there isn't a penalty for reporting these incidents to a non emergency
54:49
police number as there would be if the emergency number were to be called for
54:53
these complaints. Yeah, I guess so sots and everything else. Those are
55:04
all of the super chats and the rumble rants. So yeah, so we're
55:09
gonna wrap it up there. No super chats. Let me just double check.
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I don't think so though, No superchats. Let me look at the
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rumble rants. Nothing there either, So yeah, thank you Richard for that.
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So anyway, as I was saying and if any of you guys remember
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the number from the it crowd that was the emergency number, put it in
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the comments and I will follow up later and give it a like. But
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anyway, thank you so much for coming on the show. I already said
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all the things, So please share this video because sharing his caring, and
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we'll talk to you all in the next video. Have a good night, everybody,