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Ricky Vaughn Sentenced, Millie Bobby Brown Finds Feminism Through the Occult | HBR News 428 · Honey Badger Radio

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This is HBr News number four twenty eight. Ricky Vaughan sentenced Millie Bobby Brown
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finds feminism through the Occult, where we discuss the news of the week and
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let's get into today's stories. And we're starting with Ricky Vaughan, which
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we have covered in the past. And Mike Jay, you've been the one
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mainly following this, so why don't you get us caught up on the latest.
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So yeah, there's really not a lot new to add here. It's
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just we finally have a sentencing for this, but to get to the primer
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beforehand. So if anyone here doesn't remember, Douglas McKay, better known on
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Twitter as the Meme account, Ricky Vaughan has been officially sentenced to seven months
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in prison. The charge of which he was convicted of is quote conspiracy to
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interfere with potential voters' rights to vote in the twenty sixteen election for the office
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of the President of the United States and quote. As some of you may
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remember, this all started during the twenty sixteen race for president and the police
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Meme page Mackie operated under the pseudonym Ricky Vaughan. The particular meme that got
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Mackie in trouble was a mock clinted campaign ad claiming those voting for Clinton could
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do so by texting in their vote. The United States attorney in case,
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prosecutor Breon Peace claimed, quote, the defendant weaponized disinformation in a dangerous scheme
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to stop targeted groups, including black and brown people and women, from participating
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in our democracy. This groundbreaking prosecution demonstrates our commitment to prosecuting those who commit
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crimes that threaten our democracy and seek to deprive people of their constitutional right to
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vote. End quote. By the way the claim stems, The claim of
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attempting to use disinformation to stop black brown women from voting stems from at least
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one of Macki's memes, which featured the stock image of a black woman in
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it. Yeah, the most sinister thing about this is the way they keep
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referring to it as affecting people's right to vote. But I'm not even talking
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about how voting is not a right. It isn't, by the way.
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But no matter how you're defining what a right is. In no way,
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shape or form did this guy interfere with anyone's right to vote. At the
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very most, he pranked a handful of extremely stupid people into believing that they
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had already voted. If such people even exist, they still had the ability
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and the opportunity to cast their vote. Such properties generally integral to some kind
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of working definition of a right or of a vote, ability and opportunity.
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If some kind of special machine is required for on the day voting, and
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you are the person in charge of those machines, and you sabotage those machines
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on the day of voting, then you are indeed depriving many people of their
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ability to vote, therefore effectively their right to vote. This has, of
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course never happened and would never happen, especially not in Arizona. If you
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vote, if you vote for one guy and someone comes in and dumps a
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thousand illegal ballots for the other guy, then your ability to vote has not
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been interfered with per se, but de facto your vote has been nullified,
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as has your quote unquote right to that vote. You might as well have
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stay at home and not bothered voting. Needless to say, This has never
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happened and cannot happen unless it results in the Republicans winning. And if you
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are somehow able to take millions of fence sitting fifty to fifty voters into your
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search engine and manufacture the bias of the search returns so as to skew those
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voters ninety in favor of one candidate over the other, then anything else is
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to drop in the bucket, sorry, drop in the ocean. Compared with
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compared with what you've done, Technically, you haven't infringed on anyone's rights at
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all. You've just convinced millions of people that Hillary good Trump bad by tailoring
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their search results to that effect. Not only have you committed election interference at
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don't mind boggling scale, but even if you only did it at a tiny
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scale, such as the scale which Douglas Mackee operated, you would still have
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committed a crime far more heinous, far more worthy of the description of quote
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conspiracy to interfere with potential voters right to vote in the twenty six em election.
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End quote. One little guy gets imprisoned for perhaps deceptively pushing things in
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a right wood direction. Meanwhile, there's an iron giant over here, open
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openly and blatantly and on a massive scale, deceptively pushing things in a left
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with direction. But of course this would never happen and will never happen,
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especially not in America and in her glorious vassal states rule Britannia. Subject two
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conditions void if extended beyond warrant. He must be eighteen or over in this
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wavered you, No, Yeah, there was. Wasn't there a woman around
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the same time on Twitter trolling in the opposite direction. Does anyone remember that?
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I was like, yeah, there was bare minimum that least one other
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person pushing this exact same thing, the only thing that I could find,
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maybe slightly different. And this seems like it's quibbling at this point. There
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was no fake phone number attached. Yeah, you know, but even if
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there was, I still don't think there would have been any equal prosecution here.
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Not that I want there to be equal prosecution, not that I want
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there to be prosecution pret all. Yeah, but I mean, if we're
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going to start a new stupid standard, let's at least enforce the stupid standard
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both ways until we can both agree it's stupid and shouldn't be enforced. Yep.
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I think that if you fall for that, you shouldn't be allowed to
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vote. I'm just saying, like, if you can't tell when somebody's joking
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when they say, wasn't his like you can text your vote? Yes,
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that was the entire like joke behind it. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
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If you thought that was legitimate, and there were people that was like,
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well, I guess I'm just gonna text my vote, those people should not
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have the right to vote or the privilege or responsibility of voting. It's like
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I still think, yeah, you go go ahead. Finished. No,
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no, no, I'm just saying that we have, like you know,
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we asked for your ID to smoke, to buy cigarettes, to buy alcohol,
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to drive a car, and we would expect that people would would have
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like some competence to do it. So like this, it would be an
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easy one like oh, you don't know that you can't vote via text message?
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Yeah you don't get a vote? Sorry, yeah, null and void?
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Sorry, but yeah, what were you gonna say? I I don't
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know where I first heard this. I've heard this a few different places.
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But two things we could do. Two things we could do to completely fix
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our voting processes in the US. First one gonna be really hard. We
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got to return to in person paper ballot voting. Yes, it works fun
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for decades, dare I say centuries? Yeah, that's gonna be the hard
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part. That's gonna be the hard part. So we do that, We
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get that roll in again. And and you know, as a side tangent,
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you know, maybe a dash a section to this, no more election
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week. Election night, you have, you have twenty four hours to get
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your shit sorted. Mm hmm. Maybe if there are claims of interference or
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like you know, miss impropriety, maybe we do an investigation, but we
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just we go with the results until told otherwise. And the second thing,
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and I think this is really really gonna shake things up. At every polling
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booth is is a government official, and before anyone steps into vote, you're
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given two options. Okay, you can go vote, or we give you
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a crisp ten dollars bill and we stamp your hand and we say, okay,
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you can't vote this year. So it's either a vote or ten bucks.
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Yeah, and I think you will see such a drastic shift because we're
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essentially culling the people who really don't give a shit about voting. Mm hmm,
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yeah, except all the corruption. But yeah, I hear you like
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when quickly on voting, and I know that this isn't really like are you
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know this channel's like, we're not really It's not what we typically talk about.
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We're talking about a man who was treated unjustly. And that's why this
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is a subject. And I do think it matters to see what, you
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know, all this stuff going on in politics and social media and stuff.
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But when I first started the process of bringing Lindsey over to the States and
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get her green card, we're going through the motions and she was here,
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not even she didn't have a green card yet. She was here like you
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know, temporary residency or whatever the the you know, the what you would
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call it when you're on the path to a green car but you haven't gotten
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it yet. We've been married and we're you know, living together, and
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it was election season. I want to say it was coming up on twenty
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twenty. I want to say that because she didn't get her green car till
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after we came to Virginia and she was just walking by a place that,
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you know, where votes could be taken. And of course this is Chicago,
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which is a super corrupt city when it comes to its politicians, and
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there are people walking up to her and saying, are you going to come
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vote? Like basically trying to get everyone to come vote, and Lindsay told
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them I don't have I'm not a citizen. I don't have, like,
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you know, the the ability to vote. And they were like, oh
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no, no, it's okay, we'll take care of it's okay. Just
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come. All we need is an address. So there is that to contend
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with. I mean, she didn't do it obviously. She was like,
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no, I'm not that doesn't seem right. And she told me about it
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later and I was just shrugging, because God knows how many illegals are living
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in that city that are voting. But yeah, I mean, I don't
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know. Like I think that it would be nice is to take out the
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part, the part of the population that doesn't care about voting. But those
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are not the ones I'm worried about. The ones I'm worried about are the
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ones that should not be allowed to vote vote anyway, and are told that
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they should be voting for these things that are in their own best interest,
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and then they will so that and I think for them that's worth more than
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ten dollars. Hell, they'll probably give them the ten dollars and the vote
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if you have a government official standing there, you know. So I don't
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know, I mean, it would be nice. I just don't think it's
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I don't think gets likely, but it would be nice. I think that,
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Like, there are some parts of the country that are just lost in
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terms of that. But more of the point, seven months is kind of
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insane for meming on Twitter. I mean what, I don't know what else
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you would call that. It keeps reminding me of like, I know,
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as much as he would love to just completely distance himself and forget, he
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may he ever produced the work to begin with. Mm hm, But uh,
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Chris Reagun's so eloquently done. One of his one of his musical parodies,
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Ain't No Rest for the Triggered, where at the end they're going over
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all of the uh, all of the you know people, all the the
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like you know, the not not Milo, the not scientist meteor guy with
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the sexist shirt. That's all they're wanted posters or the crimes they committed,
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and one of them has you know, arrested for meming, And I'm like,
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like, that'll ever happen here here we are, uh and taking a
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step further, Chris Royguan probably is okay with what happened to this guy.
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But anyway, so that is uh yeah, again it's a shame. But
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I'm at the point now where none of this, for the surprises me anymore.
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And I don't know, I mean, whatever, what can we do
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for him, well, for what he's going through? You know, you
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know these are these are fear tactics, right, Like I saw that some
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people this related. I guess there were some people in the Republican Party.
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I remember specifically a woman who was tearful and apologized for essentially questioning the election,
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and it was clear that she was intimidated into like changing her position and
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she did. And so it's a tactic to control people. And I think
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that's what this is. Like, It's it's obviously unjust the courts. They're
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super corrupt, as we will find out in the next story. Although this
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shouldn't be a surprise to anyone who watches this channel and what the the it
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has a secondary effect if you see someone get thrown in jail without a fair
19:32
trial, or without a trial at all. On trumped up charges no pun
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intended for something ridiculous. Then it is designed not only to punish them,
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but also to frighten you into silence or to changing your tune so that you
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don't you know, suffer the same abuse. And I get it because some
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people they can't. They have families, they have children, they have people
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that depend on them, and they don't want to end up, you know,
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in a hole because for standing up, you know so. But anyway,
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yeah, I mean, last last thing real quickly. Just they're going
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to keep doing this and it's going to get worse, and it's just going
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to keep cracking down. Like you know, at first day, they went
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after President Trump, but I wasn't President Trump, so I didn't care.
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Then they went after his advisors, his lawyers, you know, his dorman,
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his chauffeur is the guy that walks his dog. And now the people
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that make memes about him. They're making it very clear if you are any
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form of President Trump supporter in the coming year, you're going to have the
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world's biggest telescope on you watching you. It will include anyone who doesn't support
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the Democrat Party is officially YEP, any dissident. Basically, you don't even
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have to have an opinion on Trump. You just need to be a dissident
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that opposes or criticizes or is skeptical of what the cathedral is doing. So
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anyway, absolute truths spoken Mike Jay, thank you very based. And I
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got a some superchows and super chat so let me do first. I got
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a super chowld from Meredith g and Meredith gives us five dollars and says HBr
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News number four twenty eight, honey for the Badgers. Remember super childs are
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better than super chats any day of the week. Well, thank you Meredith
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for that. And then I got a super chat from Albert Nato. Oh
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no wait, I got a Rumble rant first. I gotta give the Rumble
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rants so so false alarm guys. Rumble didn't start up right away. I
21:53
don't know why, but it is running now. So if you were on
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Rumble so other, it didn't start on top and then you thought something happened,
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go back to Rumble if you wish. So Oi See gives us a
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dollar and says Allison's autism strikes again. I think that was in reference to
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how many rooms she has to make in chats and how many websites we have
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to have, which I just don't understand. And then I got a super
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chat from Albert Nata Retro for five dollars Canadian and he says, sorry to
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be the bearer of horrible news. But apparently TikTok creator Inquisitor Goes killed himself
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live on his channel due to a false allegation. I heard about that,
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but I didn't. Yeah, it was a it's a messed up situation.
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Yeah, I know, I know. Well, we've talked about how false
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allegations can be very traumatizing, and so I didn't make that a story.
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I wanted to maybe devote a whole thing to it. Hannah can't do a
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show this Thursday, so I was thinking about doing a call in show and
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discussing suicide with anyone who wants to talk about it. But yeah, thank
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you, Albert. It is heavy. I don't I don't think any anything
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is going to I don't know that it's enough to shake people out of apathy.
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I hope so, but I don't know. I don't know. I
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think that I think that young guys are in a lot of pain. That's
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what I think. So let us know what you guys think about this in
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the comments. Oh and JoJo's here, so I'm gonna turn on Jojo Visions.
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You guys can see Jojo. This is good for your soul. Just
23:38
look at my dog sleeping. He is he is a He appears asleep,
23:42
but he is very alert if he hears a noise. Yeah, in your
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bed, yes, anyway, So thanks for the super chats and stuff.
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Let us know what you guys think about this in the comments, and we
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are going to move on to the next story. So all right, so
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I'm gonna read this one. Thank you Lindsey for hooking this up. I
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just need to put Jojo back in there for the sources. So you you're
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gonna learn something that you probably already knew. Maybe you were in denial.
24:30
I know, I know some people were on this. I covered this like
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shortly after it happened and right around the time that all of the chaos began.
24:42
So this summer, pages of sworn testimony from attorneys and county employees involved
24:52
in the George Floyd case revealed the extreme pressure on prosecutors to change not only
24:57
Derek Chauvin, but the three the other former Minneapolis charge. Rather charge not
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only Derek Chauvin, but the three other former Minneapolis police officers. The county's
25:08
medical examiner also stated that there were no medical indications of exphyxia or strangulation in
25:15
relation to Floyd, as cited by the post millennial quote. Multiple employees of
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the Hennepin Counties Attorney's office, including a prosecutor for the case. A prosecutor
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Okay, a person was prosecuting Derek Chauvin, so not the defense including a
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prosecutor, withdrew after stating that the pressure to charge the other three officers involved
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quote violated professional and ethical rules end quote. Amy Sweezy, one of the
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officer's top prosecutors, filed a sex discrimination complaint in twenty twenty two. It's
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ironic that it was a sex discrimination complaint to shine more light on this.
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In the complaints, she alleged that she quote disagreed with county attorney about the
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charging in a case, stating that she believed that they quote violated professional and
26:06
ethical rules end quote. She ultimately withdrew from the case, further claiming that
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three other male assistant attorneys also disagreed with Freeman and refused to work on the
26:15
case. After the disagreement Sweezy alleges that ca that is, county attorney engaged
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in discrimination and reprisal against me, which included, but was not limited to,
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ostracizing me, treating me hostily, removing job duties, and refusing to
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assign me to the role for which I was trained. Ennevin County has since
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settled with Sweezee, agreeing to pay her one hundred and ninety thousand dollars in
26:41
damages. Senior assistant County Attorney Patrick Lofton, who worked alongside Sweezee, went
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on to discuss the quote extreme premium pressure end quote that prosecutors were under to
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charge Derek Chauvin and the other officers involved since the city was burning down.
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Lofton stated in a deputy position, sucking cost fallacy is real, motherfucker.
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According to Sweeze, After performing an autopsy on Floyd Kennepin County medical examiner,
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doctor Andrew Baker stated that quote, there was no medical findings that showed any
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injury to the vital structures of mister Floyd's neck. There were no medical indications
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of asphyxia or strangulation, per the transcripts per Sweezy. Bigger then went on
27:23
to state amy what happens when the actual evidence doesn't match up with the public
27:27
narrative that everyone's already decided on. And then he said, this is the
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kind of case that ends careers. It's it's slightly surreal looking at the people
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on their Twitter feeds and in their videos showing the autopsy report of George Floyd.
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You know, the courier new font and the slightly off white paper that
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we've with big old red circles on it, going look at look here,
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no evidence of asphyxiation, undeniable proof of ventanyl overdose. Do you guys know
28:03
about this? And I'm like, yes, we did. We saw it
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three years ago. We saw it long before the trial even happened. We
28:11
were throwing that ship around like confetti, going yo, everyone, official autopsy
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right here, Official fucking toxicology report right here. Extracts to read all about
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it, hello, anyone. And now this document is just remerging all of
28:30
a sudden, and only because there's another legal case involving it. Is this
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What have they finally shown it to the normies? Is that what's happening.
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We've reached the threshold of short term normy memory, and now we can move
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on from the lying to the gas lighting in must the same way. Every
28:52
twenty years, the CIA declassifies another file and admits, yeah, we did
28:59
that, we were right all along. What are you gonna do about,
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Well, that's nothing compared with the Party of the Wo Karate. They will
29:10
commit an atrocity, and then they'll spend all of the blink of an eye
29:15
lying about it, and then they'll just go, yeah, it's we lie
29:18
to you, and we already don't care because we've already replaced your brain chip
29:23
with a completely different current thing. I sometimes find myself longing for the days
29:30
when the current thing was always the same thing. It was always Jesus and
29:36
King and country and family values. And yes, everything could be twisted in
29:40
to get another reason to support King and country and Jesus. But at least
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you can keep up with it. At least you can actually believe in something
29:48
consistent. Now it's like, women are Jesus. Now, black people are
29:53
Jesus. Now, it's women again. Now, the health service is Jesus,
29:59
and and the experimental serum is Jesus. La lah lah, let's not
30:03
look at that. Now it's women again, now black people again, now
30:06
women again, And now Ukraine is Jesus. Forget now women now women in
30:11
turns people of Jesus again. Now Jews are Jesus. Now Muslims are Jesus.
30:18
Now Jews again, Now Muslims again. This might make you a little
30:22
bit dizzy, folks because of this, but we're rotating so fast that Jews
30:26
and Muslims are both Jesus at the same time. Literally, everything is Jesus
30:33
except Jesus, and you must worship all of it, way harder than you
30:37
were ever even inclined to worship Jesus. Needless to say, George Floyd is
30:42
still Jesus, and Gretstunberg is still Jesus. It'sgs Octopus Plushy is now Jesus.
30:49
You're almost surely realize that what you're worshiping is not the current thing that
30:55
you're being told to worship. What you're worshiping is whoso is telling you to
31:00
worship all these craven images, And the problem is you don't know who that
31:06
is. Whoever it is, works in mysterious ways as soon as you have
31:11
convinced you that they don't exist. But anyway to summarize, George Floyd did
31:18
kill himself. Derek Chauvin is innocent to give a flying fuck about some cunt
31:22
having an adjacent legal dispute with some other cunt. Get Derek Chauvin out of
31:29
prison, apologize to him, and give him a mansion, one of the
31:34
mansions that Patrice Colors doesn't need, and then never let this bullshit happen again.
31:42
Narrator's voice. It went on to happen again and again. Remember remember
31:51
that time the lightning struck the mural of George Floyd just completely destroyed it.
31:56
Of Jesus. I was about to say, just for that, if you
32:01
ever needed to sign, like seriously, go look up that picture man like
32:05
dead center. The strike was right on his face. There were two other
32:08
murals. It left them mostly unscathed. Yeah, like we're talking bullseye accuracy
32:17
anyway, in an off topic there. But one of the things most people
32:22
don't know is there are actually two reports on George Ford's death. Two what
32:27
do you mean reports? You mean there are two reports? Yeah, like
32:30
the one and they chose the most favorable one. Yes, they shopped around
32:35
for it. They went and like, okay, so what was the what
32:37
was the rule to be the cause? And they said, well, there
32:40
were a lot of things. You know, there were there were a ton
32:43
of things that contributed to this, uh, you know, the heart disease,
32:47
the recreational drug use, you know, the fact that he was kind
32:52
of flopping around as he was dying of a drug overdose. And then the
32:57
other one just came out right and said, oh, yeah, it's fix
32:58
you. Yeah, and they're like, well, we know which one we're
33:01
going with. Yep. So yeah, it is a little confusing out there
33:07
when a lot of people, up until I bet some people listening to this
33:12
very moment, didn't know that there were two different ones. Actually, I
33:15
think we covered that because I learned that the family of George Floyd brought in
33:22
their own supposed, you know, person to do an autopsy, and that's
33:29
the person that found that he died from the knee on the neck. It's
33:32
the the person who just so happened to be the professional And I put that
33:37
in quotes because I don't really know like how you know, certified they are
33:42
that happened to be a friend of the family that also happened to figure out
33:45
the real reason that he died, and not the you know, the person
33:51
that works for the department. Because you see Mike. If the cops are
33:55
the bad guys, why would they ever send a person like Why would anyone
34:00
that works in an apartment have any degree of like professionalism or integrity? Why
34:07
would they have any reason to tell the truth about how he actually died.
34:12
Why wouldn't they just say, oh, yeah, he died of a drug
34:14
overdose. Because this is how the gaslighting works. They tell you this over
34:20
and over. Then when they tell the truth, when the people you are
34:23
told not to listen to tell you the truth, you can't believe them because
34:28
you have been told that they always lie. And so that it was.
34:32
It was for normies anyway, It was probably hopeless from the very beginning.
34:37
But I just want to say that we were saying this years ago, and
34:45
that this never should have happened, and that the left likes to and I'm
34:50
gonna call him the left. The Left likes to use men as pawns to
34:53
get power. They use George Floyd's unfortunate life choices because he did make a
35:00
lot of bad life choices, and some of it is just part of the
35:04
environment that he grew up in. He probably, you know, did not
35:07
have a very good home life, and he became a criminal and a drug
35:13
addict and all of those things. So I'm not blaming him for that because
35:17
I know that it can be really tough out here, but you do make
35:22
choices. And so his life was destroyed before he even ran into the police
35:27
that day. His life was over before that. He was on his way
35:31
out at some point. If that didn't happen, he would have died on
35:36
the street someplace from an overdose. Because ventanyl can kill you, like like
35:40
just a regular casual user can die, okay, So he could have just
35:45
died like in a back alley someplace I on fentanyl and no one would know
35:51
his name. I mean, that was probably the outcome for most people that
35:54
use that drug. That's probably the outcome. Unless they they you know,
36:01
get help and try to quit, they're probably going to die. And this
36:07
is what this is an issue now. I don't think the Left wants to
36:12
address that because they like the fact that there are crazy drugs in the country
36:16
and that people are getting addicted and because of that they are living in absolute
36:23
hellish squalor and wandering the streets like zombies and committing crimes. They want that
36:30
because they get to look at that and they get to criticize and pretend to
36:35
be smarter than everybody who isn't doing that. That's why they promote like,
36:39
you know, making like just allowing people to destroy themselves. And then when
36:45
something happens where a man, a drug addict like this one comes across a
36:51
police officer that was called in to basically apprehend him for counterfeit money because the
37:00
Middle Eastern and I hate that I even have to say where the guy's from.
37:04
But people get this race shit all up in their heads and they don't
37:07
they can't see anything else. So Middle Eastern shop owner gets some counterfeit money,
37:14
calls the police, says, can you, you know, get him
37:16
or whatever. Floyd's not paying attention to them. The police show up.
37:21
He panics because he's got drugs on him. He tries to put them all
37:24
in his mouth so that he can eliminate the evidence. Then he has the
37:29
overdose. Now is that Derek Chauvin's fault. No, I think not.
37:34
If he would have just came clean, if he would have just not given
37:37
him a twenty dollars bill that was counterfeit, if he would have just given
37:40
like taken the money back and not bought anything. When the Middle Eastern guy
37:45
caught him and said, just take the fake money back and will be okay.
37:49
But he made a series of bad decisions. And what does the left
37:53
do? They use George Floyd's death to create a narrative that cops, even
38:00
cops like Derek Chauvin who lived in that community and worked as a policeman for
38:05
ten fucking years, and for some reason, one day he was like,
38:07
I want to kill some darkies today, even though he was living in that
38:12
community for ten years. One day he decides he's gonna be racist, and
38:17
we're all just gonna believe that. People just believe that, and then it
38:22
happens, and they just layer on the propaganda and the gas lighting on top
38:27
of it, and then you get riots, and then you get businesses destroyed,
38:31
burned to the ground, and people that I know and I'll name some
38:35
names, okay, Wizard of cause, I talked about what happened to the
38:38
target and Here's response was, well, they have insurance. Now there's no
38:43
targets, there's no jobs. Those places are food deserts. Congratuate fucking relations.
38:47
You took it to the corporations. Take that target, even though you
38:51
just took away all of these people's livelihoods when you sat there and supported this
38:54
shit. And now Floyd is dead and Shovin is basically dead. Like,
39:00
they're not gonna change, They're not gonna back out on this. There's not
39:04
gonna be like, no one's gonna sweep in and say, you know,
39:06
he needs to be completely pardoned for all this shit, it's gonna be forgotten.
39:10
He's probably already dead for all we know. He died in prison.
39:14
You know what happens to cops when they go to prison. So he's probably
39:16
dead too. So two lives destroyed. And that's just the ones we know
39:21
about the other cops that were there with him. There was one guy I
39:24
can't remember her name. He was an Asian cop. Yeah. Yeah,
39:28
they decided he was culpable too. Yeah. He all he was doing was
39:31
trying to engage in crowd control. All he was trying to do was keep
39:36
the mob from like attacking this guy. And he was basically putting himself between
39:40
Chauvin and the mob. And that guy got five years five years for doing
39:46
his job. And then during all of this, Okay, we got what
39:52
happened. I don't have all the data in front of me. But it's
39:52
like billions of dollars in property damage all over the country and even in Canada
40:00
and the UK for some fucking reason. Billions of dollars in property damage,
40:07
thousands of injuries, six thousand police casualties. Cops were resigning left and right
40:14
because they didn't want to deal with it, which I don't blame them for.
40:16
So you just lost probably most of the good cops, the ones that,
40:21
like you know, they don't want to be lumped in with like whatever
40:24
their narrative is. So you lost cops. And then twenty four people were
40:29
murdered. Twenty four people were murdered because one guy was thought to have been
40:34
murdered and there was no there was no Chaz Yes. Then you got the
40:38
Chazz and the chop Yes and Minneapolis, Seattle, Portland, from San Francisco,
40:45
Los Angeles, Chicago, Baltimore, London, fucking Toronto. They will
40:51
never recover. They will never recover. This is what this gets you and
40:57
what and what happened to BLM. How much money did Black Lives Matter make
41:00
off of this tragedy that they created and constructed with their lives and propaganda?
41:06
How much money? How many mansions did they buy Like the reason why we
41:10
accepted this on any level was because we bought into this, this essentially feminist
41:19
lie about reality that like, these things happened for these reasons. And by
41:23
the way, this is another thing that I want to point out because I
41:25
said this, this this outcome where George Floyd's life was destroyed. Of course
41:35
it was on its way out, way before we know who he was.
41:37
But the point is the conditions of his upbringing were what created this, which
41:43
is something that at least I have been trying to address by saying, we
41:46
have to fix the family, especially in the black population, especially right if
41:52
you don't want this shit to happen. That's where the route is. I
41:55
don't know how many times I have watched pot casts and discussions with black activists
42:05
talking with the opposition, and the opposition brings up the fatherlessness, which is
42:09
it's it's obvious, it's so obvious. Okay, it's always brought up,
42:15
and they never ever address it. They never address They just dodge, They
42:21
just they they they don't want to talk about it, you know why,
42:23
because they hate fathers, They hate men, they hate fathers. They they
42:29
they only like George Floyd because he serves a purpose, the purpose of creating
42:35
the chaos that makes these feminist Marxist, commie left wing shit so much money,
42:42
gives him so much power and and no accountability. You know that Patrise's
42:46
colors is like she in order to heal from like her, You know her
42:52
experiences because she got called out on all the fucking mansions and all of the
42:55
she wasn't she pulling some shady ship with her money, like I don't know,
43:00
taxing, dodging taxes or something. Right, she's putting out She's become
43:06
an artist that that puts out nudes, tasteful nudes of herself. And this
43:10
is like her her way of like dealing with her her trauma from having like
43:16
for can you believe that? Can you could imagine being like the guy who
43:22
owned that used car lot where all of it was destroyed. His entire business
43:25
was burned to the ground. What about Kyle Rittenhouse. We only know about
43:30
him because of these riots. What kind of light does he have? I
43:32
mean, may he may have beaten the case, but don't you think he
43:36
has to look over his shoulder for like the rest of his life. What
43:38
about the people that that got into it? With Andy No that threatened the
43:45
lawyers, like in the case that you know that I think did they win
43:49
that I don't even remember. It doesn't matter, like this is not something
43:52
that happened in isolation, did not happen in a vacuum, and they use
43:58
that and so so instead of it simply being a case where there could have
44:02
been some issues that you could have addressed at the route by essentially addressing the
44:07
issue of fatherlessness, that would have I mean, it wouldn't have saved George
44:12
Floyd because it's too late for him, but it would have been something to
44:15
put in for the future. Instead, you destroy you allow his life to
44:20
be destroyed. Then you use it to destroy Derek Chauvin's life and his fellow
44:25
police officers that were there because they're charging those guys that, like I said
44:30
that Asian guy got five years he like quoted scripture when they were taking him
44:34
away. I guess, I guess he feels like this is what he has
44:37
to do because he knows what he did was right, he knew he wasn't
44:38
wrong. And I agree, And then the thousands and thousands of other people
44:45
whose lies were ruined over this. So I'm just saying like, this is
44:51
not in a vacuum, and if you disagree with me, then I am.
44:55
I implore you to call in on Thursday. I implore you to call
45:00
in and tell me how I'm wrong. So anyway, that's it. I
45:08
just want to say, fuck you, I was right. Fuck you,
45:12
I was right because I was and I knew it, and I lost friends
45:16
over that shit. So anyway, does anybody else have anything to say about
45:20
this before we move on? Because I felt like that this was the one
45:23
story I really wanted to get off my chest. I've often thought, you
45:29
know, if there was a button you could press and it would just completely
45:35
have changed the situation where where George Floyd ends up from this arrested and alive
45:43
and none of this happens. How many people would push that I think any
45:50
sane, normal, rational person would press that button. I don't think the
45:55
lights of like Patrice Colors would press that button. No, just look at
46:00
how much fucking money it made them. Yeah, they they feed on these
46:05
tragedies. I think they encourage these tragedies. George Floyd is good for business.
46:12
He's like, that's the black man they lift up, that's the black
46:15
man they turn into a saint that they paint murals of, not not a
46:19
black man like Larry Elder. He is the black face of white supremacy.
46:23
So he like, it's gotta be. They only They only care about men
46:27
if they're useful, if they're politically useful, and that means they have to
46:31
die. Yeah, nobody gave a shit about George Floyd until the moment he
46:37
died. Yes, with any victim group, it's the same with any perpetrated
46:44
group. You use the men as your weapons and your shields to do whatever
46:50
you can for the whamens of black demographic and so it goes Yeah. And
46:57
the reason why, oh yeah, go ahead, Mike, go ahead.
47:00
They don't want George Floyd. They want the idea of George Floyd. They
47:07
want what he purportedly stood for. They want the symbol of George Floyd.
47:14
To use George Floyd as a person is worthless to them. Mm hmm.
47:19
George Floyd as a as a supposed murdyer is priceless. And it goes far
47:24
beyond simply the material, the donations, the money, the mansions. It's
47:31
it's the political clout that they've been able to harvest because of that mm hmm.
47:37
I mean, do you do you think AOC would have had that in
47:43
as easy of a time of getting in without George Floyd? No, you
47:50
know, do do you think any of these do you think Biden would have
47:52
had and had had had any easy time winning without Floyd? And the whole
48:00
this whole time that you've got McDonald's advertising it's burgers with the trans black individuals
48:07
saying just stop killing trans black people, like if we did, you would
48:14
have you would have nothing with which to sell your burgers. And it turns
48:17
out we already did. We never did. You're those people don't don't die
48:23
at a rate any faster than anyone else, but you you'll are relying on
48:30
the frequency of those deaths in order to make your money. You never had
48:36
anything to do with burgers, but you'll make it have something to do with
48:39
burgers. You'll make it have something to do with the police force. It
48:44
will never have anything to do with fentanyl, the thing that's actually killing black
48:49
people and trans people and everyone faster than anything else. You're not in the
48:53
least bit interested in what's actually killing people. You're in You're you're interested in
49:00
extracting resources from people who feel guilty the deaths that that they had nothing to
49:07
do with. That's all it is. It's guilt and fear in the in
49:12
this perfect system of currents between between various races and various genders. It's nothing
49:22
to do with doing the right thing. It's one of these people, look
49:27
like, how does this relate to our color chart? And how do we
49:30
make money from this? It's so sad and I want to die, and
49:36
we're going to keep talking about it anyway, did we hang out one more
49:42
time? I got one thing wrong real quick, just so so I can
49:45
get ahead of this before someone points out in the comments, I was thinking
49:49
Cory Bush, not AOC. She was Corey Busch was the one that was
49:52
real heavy in the b LM activism before she got elected. And yeah,
49:58
because because actually for died after AOC got in. Ah, okay, all
50:04
right, well, let's what you guys think about this in the comments.
50:07
I'm gonna read your superchows right now and then we will move on to the
50:12
next story. So Richard Bierre gives us five dollars and says how many different
50:19
autopsies were there for Michael Brown? Again? Unfortunately, Derek Chauvin might be
50:22
safer incarcerated, because if he does get free, to will become a target,
50:27
he says Tartan, But I think he means target for many seeking revenge,
50:30
which conviction wouldn't be enough to satisfy. I have been seeing advertisements for
50:35
narkhan being available at Target now. The ads say to make it part of
50:38
your first aid kit. What's narkan. Narkhan is what they administer to you
50:43
if you're having an overdose. Oh, whoa dude, that's crazy. The
50:47
fact that we would need to buy that, that's some cyberpunk shit, all
50:52
right, And then thank you for that, Richard. Then he gives us
50:53
another five dollars and says there was a funeral party in Houston that pulled a
50:58
Din and Dash with a teen skipping out on their bills. Several times,
51:01
food was sent back as not being suitable, and the restaurant had already comped
51:07
several meals already on the way out. What are the diners? Threatened to
51:09
pew pew someone on the service Depp. Yeah, I heard about that.
51:14
Yeah, I saw the video of it. It's it's trocious. You know
51:16
what. I don't know what to say, like close your businesses and leave
51:22
they will complain, but do it because it's not worth the money. Like
51:27
Walmart and Target, and there's another big store that's closing down and leaving Portland
51:37
and Seattle and San Francisco and Chicago, Whole Foods is leaving, Target's leaving.
51:43
You know what, go go because obviously they don't think that they should
51:47
have to pay for shit, so you shouldn't be giving them shit, So
51:51
you should go. And then they'll see, they'll figure it out when there's
51:54
nothing they'll see anyway. And the small businesses, by the way, don't
52:00
even stand a chance, So don't give me this like keeping for the corporations
52:04
bullshit. Like if a if a Walmart can't stay open, you bet your
52:08
ass that like a little mom and pop shop is gonna be gone. It's
52:12
just gonna be gone. So it's the same ship anyway, And you know
52:16
where we're going from there, right, like what like once all of these
52:22
businesses move out, and and you know we have the the food deserts and
52:28
places where you can't you know, buy certain goods, we're gonna get Hooverville's
52:31
two point zero. Yeah, there's gonna be they've already they're already talking about
52:37
making a government run grocery store in Chicago, Like, we're gonna government that's
52:43
what they're gonna try to do. We're gonna get those fifteen minute cities.
52:46
Yep, yep. So communism, No, no, it's not how much
52:53
it resembles communism yep. Okay, I got one from anonymous for five dollars,
53:01
thank you. And they say the only thing that makes the quote official
53:05
autopsy official is that it was conducted by the state. Floyd's family hired a
53:10
private examiner. Why would we trust the state's autopsy because the state would never
53:15
lie. It's not like we have tons of evidence showing that states favorite police
53:19
over the public. Your naive if you think the state doesn't back the blue
53:22
no matter what they do, unless there's camera, you're always guilty because it's
53:25
your word over a cops and it's not cops o ever or plant drugs.
53:30
Right, Fuck Derek, I'm glad he's in prison, and I hope that
53:34
pig dies there. He didn't have to kneel on a man's neck. He
53:37
could have placed him in the vehicle. But no, that's not enough of
53:40
a power trip. I know what happens to cops. They get separated,
53:44
sometimes sent to special prisons to be protected. How many unarmed people do cops
53:47
murder? And how many times do we the public have to pay for their
53:52
crimes? When the actual ATF police comes for our guns, they'll have the
53:58
support of your local police. Is dangerous, but it's better than tyranny,
54:00
and police are one of the tools tarroanical governments use against the people. You
54:06
are entitled to your opinion, but you are wrong. So all I will
54:09
say, I must have missed the part where the state sided with cha.
54:13
Yeah, I know I was gonna say, do you know? Do you
54:16
know? Do you know what? The government of Minnesota is run by straight
54:23
up communists? Run that government straight up communists. Okay, so I don't
54:30
know like you, you know what. I'm not gonna fight with you.
54:34
You can call in on Thursday and you can educate me all you want,
54:37
but I will tell you this we I would love to live in the unicorn
54:44
rainbow paradise that you dream of where cops don't need to exist. I would
54:49
love to live in that society, but unfortunately it doesn't exist. And do
54:53
you know why it doesn't exist? Because children grow up abused and they go
54:59
on to abuse, use others. They mostly get abused by their mothers,
55:02
and they become abusive people in the future. Okay, so they will go
55:08
on to commit crimes. The girls will go on to be become pregnant as
55:14
teenagers and abuse their children, and so the cycle continues. So that means
55:17
that individual citizens in the world we live in now, in reality, not
55:23
in your dream world, are not able to police themselves. So we need
55:30
police for now. I would love to move towards that utopia that you're dreaming
55:36
about, but it's not a thing because human beings are not robots that can
55:39
be programmed to behave well. They will commit crimes and people have to protect
55:45
themselves, so we need police for that. I'm sorry. And you know
55:49
what. The government of Minnesota allowed this to happen. Do you remember when
55:55
the riots started, Trump said, if anybody wants I will send them help.
56:00
They didn't do shit. Do you know why they wanted the chaos?
56:06
So you know what, I'm sorry you have a hate boner for cops.
56:08
I'm sorry that you think that there is no such thing as a good cop.
56:13
I'm sorry, but you know what, those people are men too,
56:15
and that's the thing that I was trying to get at before. When I
56:19
spoke to ten Men, I had him on He's left wing MRA, and
56:22
he felt that George Floyd deserved justice and Derek Chauvin didn't, despite the fact
56:28
that they were both men. For him and for other leftymras, Men is
56:34
a conditional title that only certain men get and other men don't. And that's
56:38
not how I roll. So you know, universal principles, get some and
56:44
also learn to operate in the real world where real things happen involving real people
56:52
that make mistakes. All right, go ahead, yeah, mayor I speak
56:57
for a country who has already gutted its police force. In this way,
57:01
the police are not allowed to carry guns. Well, some police are,
57:05
but only the police that are poured out in extreme operations. For the most
57:09
part of the police don't need to carry guns because the populace no longer carries
57:15
guns, and so the police are no longer interested in sorting out violent crimes.
57:21
The police in Britain, who are largely female at this point, by
57:24
the way, not just the troops on the ground, not just the equivalent
57:29
of the infantry. It's not just the police officers on the ground who are
57:37
five for womanoids or whatever the woman equivalent of a man that is. But
57:45
we're now at the point where the police doesn't even bother solving violent crimes.
57:50
Why would they they have the option of solving verbal crimes on the internet.
57:55
Why would the police bother going out with guns and stopping violent criminals from committing
58:02
violent crimes when when they could get exactly the same result from just arresting some
58:09
thirteen year old who said something edgy on Twitter. This is what happens when
58:14
you've got your police force, when you go, ah, we don't need
58:17
the police. What's even the police for. We've already banned guns, so
58:22
now so now nobody has guns except the police, trust us or whoop,
58:27
someone has a gun. Let's go in and ask them nicely not to have
58:30
a gun. Yeah, we're not going to do that. We're just going
58:35
to arrest people for saying anything on Twitter that is anywhere to the right of
58:42
style. Yeah, this is what happens. It's not just in Britain.
58:45
It's what happened in Australia's happening in Canada, and it's what will happen in
58:50
the US if you ever let them take your guns. For the love of
58:53
God, do not let them take your guns. I know, I know
58:57
I'm preaching to the choir and you're not going too, but I'm just throwing
59:00
my voice in. There is another voice saying, if all the love of
59:04
God did not let them take your guns, because this is what will happen.
59:08
They will arrest you for speaking. The Second Amendment is there to uphold
59:14
the first Amendment. When the second Amment falls, the first Amendment falls,
59:17
and you will become the kind of shiitthole in which I live for a living.
59:23
So yeah, don't let that happen. Go bless America and so on
59:28
and so forth. All right, well, anyway, Mike, did you
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Mike juant to say anything to or No? No, no, all right,
59:37
I just wanted to get that out of there. So thank you for
59:42
for well for the super chats, because I just got one from Albert Data
59:46
Retro for ten dollars. And he says, anonymous can tell it to the
59:50
woman who had a gun stuffed into her baby bump when that thug robbed her
59:54
or an ll cool J said and swat, we'll see how liberal you are
59:58
when he breaks into your Sorry for the typos. No, no, that's
1:00:04
Okay, So anyway, let us know what you guys think about this story
1:00:08
in the comments, and uh, well, yeah, I look forward to
1:00:13
seeing your comments. So but let's move on to the next story. These
1:00:17
are these other ones are kind of light. So Britney Spears is in the
1:00:22
news and she has a new book coming out, her Forthcoming Memoir I didn't
1:00:29
which is coming forth. I guess that's why it's called Forthcoming. The Woman
1:00:32
in Me. Britney Spears revealed that she had an abortion while in a relationship
1:00:37
with Justin Timberlake in the early two thousands. Spears indicated that she was open
1:00:43
to the idea of having a family with Timberlake, but claimed that he strongly
1:00:46
pressured her to have an abortion, asserting that they were too young and not
1:00:51
ready for parenthood. Spears expressed her uncertainty about whether it was the right decision,
1:00:57
and she mentioned that she wouldn't have made the choice if it had been
1:01:00
solely up to her. Timberlake has yacht not has not yet responded to this
1:01:07
revelation. Their past relationship, as well as Timberlake's role in the abortion decision,
1:01:12
has come under increased public scrutiny and discussion. In recent years, you're
1:01:19
all have been familiar with the song crimea River. It's generally understood that it
1:01:25
was just in song about Brittany and about their breakup. It seems somewhat less
1:01:34
palatable in light of this new information. So it's a pretty inappropriate song to
1:01:38
be singing to anyone in sardonic just hey, chanty. So when whenever someone
1:01:46
complains or protests about men's treatment under the law, perhaps you might think twice
1:01:52
before you break out into song going haha, I killed your baby, ha
1:01:57
ha, you can't do shit, or words to that fact. From the
1:02:01
various interpretations of this story, that's what you would assume Justin Timberlake said to
1:02:07
Brittany. But in all likely it's not. It's practically impossible for a man
1:02:14
to kill a woman's baby. I mean, there are several difficult avenues for
1:02:20
such an endeavor, chemicals or maybe radiation or a good old fashioned Brazilian ju
1:02:25
jitsu roundhouse, cakes of the soul of plexus, But all such methods are
1:02:30
strictly and comprehensively illegal. They all counters not just crimes, but double crimes,
1:02:37
since endangers two different lives. After all, men as and when we
1:02:43
decide to call them both a life. Women, on the other hand,
1:02:46
do have the right to kill a man's baby in certain states, in certain
1:02:52
countries. Of course, they don't have to resort to slipping an argue for
1:02:58
eighty six into some into some woman's mashed potato, or setting about someone's mid
1:03:04
riff with a baseball bat at the risk of imprisonment. All a woman has
1:03:07
to do is visit a doctor, and that doctor will go ahead and do
1:03:13
it all for them, and perform a seen from a horror movie with the
1:03:20
false steps and the vacuum nozzle and someone and no one needs ever be any
1:03:23
the wiser. Now, I'm not going to come down hard on either side
1:03:30
of the argument as to whether or not women should be allowed to do this,
1:03:35
because that's not what this story is about. I'm not going to come
1:03:38
down hard on the notion of men who force women to have abortions, because
1:03:45
sorry, but that's not a thing. It is certainly, certainly not what
1:03:50
happened with Justin Tiberlek and Brittany Spiths. He did not force her to have
1:03:54
an abortion. That literally cannot happen in any country anyway, certainly not legally.
1:04:01
This is the story of one man being asked his opinions for his answer
1:04:08
to the question do you want to be a father? Evidently his answer was
1:04:13
non, and thus his life was put in the hands of a woman,
1:04:18
the woman who gets to make the decision. And yes, I'm sure it
1:04:23
was an extremely difficult decision. I don't envy women for being the ones who
1:04:28
are given this decision in the same way I don't envy ancient kings who were
1:04:33
given the right to decide who lives or dies. Seems like a bloody awful
1:04:38
thing to have on your conscience. But let us not pretend that the lives
1:04:43
sacrificed on the altar of the abortion clinic are lives whose blood is on the
1:04:48
hands of men. They're not. If you're going to give women the final
1:04:55
decision, you have to give women the burden of having made that decision.
1:05:00
You can't have it both ways, where women make the decisions and men are
1:05:04
responsible for those decisions when all they could possibly have done was as just Timberlay
1:05:13
did offer their opinion. Men don't have this choice. Women have this choice.
1:05:19
If you want to give men an actual legal hand in this choice,
1:05:26
I don't know by all means to give it a go and see if it
1:05:29
works. If you want to take this choice away from women and just let
1:05:34
nature take its course without any human intervention at all, I guess you could
1:05:40
try that too. But this system that we have where women make all the
1:05:45
choices and men get blamed for all those choices, that's not a sustainable cycle.
1:05:53
That's not equilibrium. That right there is a downward spiral. Is human
1:05:59
life being flushed down the train. And pardon me for being something of a
1:06:03
fascist, but I am in favor of human life existing and continuing to exist
1:06:10
if at all possible with I know, but it's crazy thing. I'm kooky
1:06:15
like that. I'm gonna have a controversial take here. Okay, you never
1:06:24
want to know, You never want to sit down, you never want to
1:06:26
get ready for this. I don't care. I haven't thought about justin Timberlake
1:06:33
in fucking ages. Anytime I hear about Britney Spears, it's either like,
1:06:41
hey, we have to help her like get her own autonomy back, or
1:06:45
we have to help her become her own person, or like, you know,
1:06:47
we have to get her freedom from her tyrannical father, or wow,
1:06:53
did you hear the latest batshit crazy things she did that kind of makes you
1:06:58
go, maybe she's not ready to live on her own yet. Yeah,
1:07:03
it's like it. I didn't share this. I didn't share this story because
1:07:09
I care about Britney Spears actually bumping out to the macro level. There are
1:07:13
some things to talk about it, yes, about get it about whether or
1:07:16
not a man has an influence over whether or not a woman gets an abortion.
1:07:23
This is like inverting what the normal is, where a woman wants an
1:07:29
abortion and a man might not, or a man might want an abortion but
1:07:33
the woman does not and she makes him pay for the child. This what
1:07:40
this is is being presented as though it's normal and that for whatever reason,
1:07:45
like there should be shame heaped on Timberlake for even having an opinion on what
1:07:50
Britney Spears to do with her body. And I think that is the most
1:07:56
that's the only thing about this story that matters is the fact that she can't
1:07:59
say that, and nobody says, wait a minute, you know, but
1:08:03
go ahead. But at the same time too, it's like, I do
1:08:09
believe we still not have had a comment from him on this yet. No,
1:08:12
so literally all we have is her word. YEP. I don't think
1:08:15
she can prove she was ever pregnant. I mean, I don't don't.
1:08:18
I don't know if there's planned parent who'd give away receipts. But like,
1:08:25
all we have is the word of a crazy woman who's hyping up a book.
1:08:28
Mm hmm. And it's like anything, do we have anything solid at
1:08:34
all or no? No, this is just got a book to sell,
1:08:39
going to say something crazy. Yeah that's that again that that could all be
1:08:45
true, But I think again there is still a discussion happening around that.
1:08:49
And that's why. And again I don't think this is a big story.
1:08:53
Like I basically got the big ones out of the way. The first two
1:08:56
were the ones I thought were the most important. But I did want to
1:08:59
men this because of how crazy it is and how normal you know, people
1:09:03
are treating it. So yeah, that was my whole point. So yeah,
1:09:10
I mean I understand if you don't really care, So okay, well,
1:09:16
if there's nothing else, I'm gonna just go ahead and tackle the last
1:09:19
one. There was one other thing I was gonna mention to a bit of
1:09:24
sad news. I just have to like get the name as I forget you
1:09:30
know, Bert, what's his name? He played Paullie in the Rocky Movies.
1:09:39
Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, he passed away. I
1:09:44
just I don't I think it's a shame that I don't have his name in
1:09:46
front of me, so I got to look it up really quick. But
1:09:48
I was gonna like just give that a brief mention that Paulie is no longer
1:09:55
with us, and that if you haven't seen it the Rocky Movies, great,
1:10:00
and he is a great Bert Young is his name, and he died
1:10:03
at eighty three, And I'm just gonna just quickly, you know, uh
1:10:10
say, f's in the chat for Bert Young. He was Sylvester Salone put
1:10:15
out a very you know, sad message because he's like a lifelong friend.
1:10:25
So yeah, good good night, sweet prince. So just just quickly mentioning
1:10:30
that. Anyway, let's get back to the stories, and we got one
1:10:36
more to go, so let us know what you guys think about this in
1:10:40
the comments, and uh, this is a really brief one. So you
1:10:44
guys remember Millie Bobby Brown from Stranger Things and literally like nothing else, Yeah,
1:10:53
well wasn't she and that and Nola Holmes thing all I know are from
1:10:56
is Stranger Things And apparently no I haven't talked to the three people that watch
1:11:00
that movie. Yeah, apparently was that a movie. I don't know if
1:11:05
it was an I don't even know it was a Netflix thing. I didn't
1:11:08
watch it. But so anyway, Stranger Things star Milly Bobby Brown has recently
1:11:14
discovered she is a feminist after a psychic told her that she was so there
1:11:21
you here, the headline, revealed in her Glamour UK Woman of the Year
1:11:27
cover story, Brown said the psychic session had her googling the idea of feminism
1:11:31
and what it means to me. Ultimately, feminism is about opportunities, she
1:11:35
discovered. Now nineteen, she also realized she was a feminist all along,
1:11:41
as she quote had already been doing the work as UNICEF's youngest goodwill ambassador at
1:11:46
age fourteen, promoting the need for menstrual products around the world. Now,
1:11:50
before you guys say anything, okay, let's be nice to Millie Bobby Brown.
1:11:55
She's only nineteen. She's probably been groomed like from the beginning, and
1:12:00
I'm sure that she's not having a good time of it. But I did
1:12:04
want to point out, well, the one thing that jumps out at me
1:12:08
about this is that it does. It's a psychic that awakened her feminist belief
1:12:15
system. And this reminds me of what I mentioned earlier. I've been talking
1:12:18
to til Deer and he's been doing like a deep dive into the kind of
1:12:25
well, basically the religion of feminism, the religion the religious roots behind it,
1:12:30
and all of the weird wooy stuff that exists, and in its relationship
1:12:38
to the occult and literal witchcraft and everything else. I'm not saying that like
1:12:44
they're you're doing castie magic spells. I'm saying that they are the people that
1:12:47
started this, had a mystical wooy way of thinking way back before the Victorian
1:12:56
era that got that basically like brought this whole thing forward. And a lot
1:13:00
of it has to do with sex and orgies and abortions and anti maleness and
1:13:04
tearing down patriarchy, et cetera. TiAl Deer has been doing very deep research
1:13:09
into this stuff. He's gonna be coming back on our channel talk about it
1:13:12
very soon some more, because we've had him on like twice already. And
1:13:15
I have been reading a really good book called Occult Feminism, which goes into
1:13:21
like a deep history of this going way back. So then to learn just
1:13:27
now that the new I guess it girl Millie Bobby Brown, because I mean
1:13:31
I knew that she was gonna be when I saw her in Stranger Things.
1:13:34
I was like, they're gonna turn this girl into a star because by the
1:13:38
time she's old enough, fucking Jennifer Lawrence will be like Yesterday's news and sure
1:13:45
enough, that's what's happening. So or maybe it's gonna be h, what's
1:13:48
your name from the Wednesday Adams thing? I don't know. I'm not keeping
1:13:51
up, don't I don't watch stuff. Noone else will be the first woman
1:13:55
ever to appear in film, Yeah, someone else will be the first ever
1:13:58
woman in thing that did things so period. Yeah, the first woman ever.
1:14:04
Right, And but I do find it interesting. And again I think
1:14:11
that this does kind of lean towards what what til Deer has been talking about
1:14:17
that this stuff comes from. It's not obviously, it's not rational. It's
1:14:23
not based in science. Feminism isn't based in in in you know, theories
1:14:28
and like testing those theories and any of that stuff. It's not logical,
1:14:31
it's not rational. It's purely magical thinking. And this is this is just
1:14:38
I'd say it's a little evidence for that. So have you all just so
1:14:43
her was away for a cigarette just now? Did you y'all just read out
1:14:45
the fourth story? I just read the fourth story, and I'm I'm asking
1:14:49
that we take it easy on Millie Bobby Brown, because she's probably been groomed
1:14:54
from the point she started doing this work. So yeah, I mean,
1:14:58
this is it's it's more of a case study than a personal study. The
1:15:02
line between therapist and psychic is getting more and more blurred by the day,
1:15:09
isn't it. The very idea of a psychic telling you you're a feminist?
1:15:15
See, it still seems kind of weird. That's not the kind of thing
1:15:18
a psychic is supposed to say to you. I'm getting something, I'm getting
1:15:23
something, I'm getting something. You hate men. But the idea of being
1:15:28
declared a feminist by your psychotherapist, which is ostensibly a kind of scientist,
1:15:33
by the way, a kind of effort. This is apparently quite normal.
1:15:39
Most therapists will not even agree to analyze you until you agree to identify as
1:15:45
a feminist. And fundamentally, there's not all that much difference between the psychic
1:15:49
and a therapist or indeed a feminist. There are just slightly different factions of
1:15:57
frauds who claim to know your mind better than you do, and from this
1:16:00
revealed wisdom, they tell you what you need to do, and what you
1:16:04
need to do is shit on men, always and forever until you get what
1:16:09
you want. How is anyone not concluding that this is a religion. On
1:16:15
a small scale, this would just be a cult, a cult of eccentric
1:16:19
kooks who think they can change the world just by thinking about it. But
1:16:24
if you take that shit and multiply it to the approximately I'm going to say
1:16:29
one to two billion people who believe that shit. The only word that can
1:16:34
describe it is religion, and it should be treated as a religion as such,
1:16:41
it should be given It should not be given special treatment in any country
1:16:45
that has constitutionally separated it from the state, nor should it be given any
1:16:49
special treatment in countries that have not stipulated such a constitution. If government is
1:16:55
to exist, its only functions should be to protect us from existential threats like
1:17:02
feminism, or like judaism or is. But that's another story for another time,
1:17:09
which we can't talk about. What we'll get banned, I guess We've
1:17:14
already been banned for saying exactly these kinds of things in relation to feminism.
1:17:19
So yes, so you like about religions, you'll get away with it.
1:17:24
Well, whatever you do, don't say that shit about feminism or feminism will
1:17:28
actually cancel you. But it's definitely not a religion. It's just an ideology
1:17:35
that has way more power than our religion. Maybe we need to bring back
1:17:43
the Acquisition. I'm just throwing it out there. I don't know if you
1:17:47
guys agree, but Day's vault Like. All I'm saying is we need to
1:17:56
march on Jerusalem again, not because we're religious, just because we're bored.
1:18:00
Yeah right, God wills it. Okay, But anyway, that's all the
1:18:09
stories. So we're gonna hang out with the Patrons, and it looks like
1:18:13
we're a good time. So if you guys want to hang out with us
1:18:16
speaking of the Empire, I'm probably gonna do a little well, I don't
1:18:23
know, we'll figure something out. So I also can do we can do
1:18:26
some some jack box because I have that and I have yet to like use
1:18:30
it, so we might do that instead. I don't know. So anyway,
1:18:32
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