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I AM THE LAW! | Maintaining Frame 174 · Honey Badger Radio

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Speaker 1: Hello everybody, and welcome to Honey Badger Radio.
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Speaker 2: My name is Brian.
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Speaker 3: I'm here with Allison and this is maintaining frame number
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Speaker 3: one seventy four. I am the law's I figured that's
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Speaker 3: what you were making a reference to when you gave
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Speaker 3: me that title.
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Speaker 4: Also the insanity in this video that we're going to
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Speaker 4: be covering today.
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Speaker 5: Yes, have you watched it yet?
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Speaker 2: No? I have not. I saw it going around.
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Speaker 3: I saw a lot of people talking about it, giving
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Speaker 3: their two cents, but I actually got it.
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Speaker 4: Essentially, Ryland's Special assesstant Devin Flanagan was told to leave
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Speaker 4: the premises. I don't know what happened prior to her
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Speaker 4: being told to leave.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, I got a summary right here.
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Speaker 4: If you want me to read it, oh, go ahead
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Speaker 4: then say it.
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Speaker 3: Okay, Yeah, I mean I haven't seen the video, but
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Speaker 3: this is the story as I know it.
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Speaker 2: So.
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Speaker 3: On August fourteenth, Devin Hogan Flanagan, a special Assistant Attorney
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Speaker 3: General in Rhode Island, was arrested for willful trespassing outside
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Speaker 3: of the Clark cook House restaurant in Newport. The incident,
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Speaker 3: captured on police body camera footage, began when officers responding
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Speaker 3: around nine to fifty one PM to reports of a
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Speaker 3: quote unwanted party end quote at the restaurant, with indications
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Speaker 3: that alcohol was involved. Flanagan and her friend Veronica Hannon
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Speaker 3: were asked to leave the premises but refused, leading to
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Speaker 3: their arrests and the footage plan again repeatedly demanded that
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Speaker 3: officers turn off their body cameras, claiming it was a
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Speaker 3: protocol for a citizens' request, which was incorrect. Rhode Island's
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Speaker 3: body camera policy allows the activation only for victims or witnesses,
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Speaker 3: not suspects.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, which honestly, they probably shouldn't allow either to suspects,
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Speaker 4: not for victims or for anybody involved.
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Speaker 2: They shouldn't. They should have liked camera.
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Speaker 4: They shouldn't allow people to just request that the cameras
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Speaker 4: get turned off.
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Speaker 2: Oh yeah, yeah, I see what you mean.
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Speaker 4: Not for anyone, because the thing is that this is
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Speaker 4: this is the police's line of defense against false accusations. Sorry, boy,
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Speaker 4: Cat is just on a tear today. She got sick
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Speaker 4: and I'm not sure why. Maybe another vet appointment is
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Speaker 4: an order. And now she has just decided that she
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Speaker 4: wants to go crazy and absorb my time and throw
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Speaker 4: things off of things as cats do, but hopefully she'll
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Speaker 4: be okay. I mean, she certainly is energetic, so it
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Speaker 4: might just be a cat thing periodically. They just feel
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Speaker 4: like they need to purge as as cat owners know.
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Speaker 4: But yeah, so sorry for the for the cat based
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Speaker 4: shenanigans in the background. But yeah, this is I don't
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Speaker 4: think they should be able to I don't think they should.
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Speaker 4: There should be a situation in which anybody should be
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Speaker 4: should be able to request the police stop filming, because
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Speaker 4: that is their defense against false accusations. And if you don't,
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Speaker 4: if you don't let them have a defense, then you know,
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Speaker 4: because honestly, you know. And this is gonna sound like
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Speaker 4: I'm defending the police, and I think they deserve some
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Speaker 4: defense considering how much they have to deal with. But
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Speaker 4: like that, we we have this the general public, I
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Speaker 4: don't think we have as much trust in the police
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Speaker 4: as in the past, so that that's a situation for
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Speaker 4: at least the good officers getting a false being much
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Speaker 4: more exposed to false accusations, and it just keeps everybody honest, right.
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Speaker 2: For everybody though, Yeah.
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Speaker 4: Exactly so, But that's my opinion on that. Let's get
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Speaker 4: shall we just get into the video.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, let's go ahead and get into the video. Let
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Speaker 2: me just gues us ready.
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Speaker 3: So this is a post i X shared by Colin Rugg.
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Speaker 3: So let's i guess we'll just let the video speak
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Speaker 3: for itself.
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Speaker 2: Let me tell you how we do this. Which one
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Speaker 2: of them? Is it the woman in the pink? Is
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Speaker 2: that plan again?
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Speaker 4: Just take a look.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, I think it is.
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Speaker 5: Yeah. Yeah.
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Speaker 4: By the way, guys, the the throwing things off was
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Speaker 4: strategic because what she was throwing off was her treats,
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Speaker 4: and I hadn't properly tightened the lid, so I had
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Speaker 4: to pick up a whole bunch just now off the floor.
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Speaker 4: Very clever, very clever.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, clever girl.
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Speaker 4: All right, yep, that's her belligerent drunk. But the thing
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Speaker 4: is that I wanted to talk about is watch what
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Speaker 4: happens with the guy the husband?
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Speaker 5: Is he a husband?
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Speaker 1: He said?
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Speaker 3: He said, he said he was her husband in the video. Yeah,
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Speaker 3: but let's go back and listen again.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, let's listen again.
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Speaker 1: Let's just lea, let's just make it.
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Speaker 2: Oh, he's her husband. I think he's playing.
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Speaker 4: Essentially, the restaurant has requested they leave, probably because they
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Speaker 4: were engaged in a ruckus of some kind or description for.
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Speaker 2: Being disruptive in some way.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, and now the police have been called because apparently
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Speaker 4: they were refusing to leave the premises and the police
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Speaker 4: are attempting to get them to leave, and we believe
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Speaker 4: the one in pink is the assistant Attorney.
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Speaker 2: General, special assistant Attorney.
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Speaker 4: General, especially Devin Flanagin.
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Speaker 5: And then the one in the white.
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Speaker 4: Is her friend from college, and the man is her
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Speaker 4: very unfortunate husband.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, so it's always in you know. We we watched
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Speaker 3: Lindsay and I like to watch over dinner. We watch
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Speaker 3: these body cam videos on YouTube. There's a lot of them,
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Speaker 3: and there are really a lot of videos with like
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Speaker 3: women being crazy and the police, and they're a lot
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Speaker 3: of fun. They could be good for reactions, just saying
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Speaker 3: there's a lot of like there's a lot of good
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Speaker 3: meat on.
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Speaker 2: Those bones for the lulls though mostly and not all.
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Speaker 3: You know, there's a lot of rednecks like Hicks and stuff,
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Speaker 3: but not not really. There's also a lot of like
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Speaker 3: city people, immigrants, like kids at party, hard like college girls,
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Speaker 3: stuff like that too. So like, I like that this
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Speaker 3: guy is like trying to be reasonable, like Okay, let's
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Speaker 3: all go somewhere and talk, and she's like, your protocol
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Speaker 3: is this is what you're supposed to be doing.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, you're not a victim.
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Speaker 6: He's the suspect of pausing.
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Speaker 4: A ruckus not this, this is a special assistant to
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Speaker 4: a district attorney. This is such childish behavior like this
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Speaker 4: is this is something that maybe, like I don't think
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Speaker 4: that that women going to college should engage in behavior
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Speaker 4: like this, like, but of course they do.
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Speaker 2: Yeah.
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Speaker 4: And the other problem is that, Yeah, maybe I don't
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Speaker 4: know if I've seen in a special assistant to Attorney
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Speaker 4: general who's male doing this kind of thing.
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Speaker 5: I don't even know. I think that that's not. That
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Speaker 5: sort of smacks of.
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Speaker 4: An avocado toast job. Yeah, like I'm smelling the.
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Speaker 3: Avocado a job where there's pickleball in the office.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, all right, so I'm not so sure what's going
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Speaker 4: on with that, But yeah, that's a she's not She certainly.
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Speaker 5: Isn't behaving in a way.
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Speaker 4: In a way befitting the dignity of the office. Shall
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Speaker 4: we say? All right, let's uh but yeah, her her
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Speaker 4: husband's trying to in some ways, but then in other
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Speaker 4: ways not in other ways. He's definitely an enable enabler.
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Speaker 4: And we'll get to that. So let's let's listen to
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Speaker 4: a bit more.
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Speaker 7: All right.
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Speaker 1: If you want to trust anything we can do, I
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Speaker 1: just need.
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Speaker 7: No, I'm not.
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Speaker 1: I know your.
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Speaker 8: Drunk.
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Speaker 2: He's ripped, dude.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, we're not.
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Speaker 2: I know.
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Speaker 3: You know when they start talking like that. Yeah, and
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Speaker 3: to get nasally and the bird hands come out.
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Speaker 2: She's drunk.
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Speaker 5: And belligerent. You didn't didn't inform me. You didn't inform
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Speaker 5: me of the charges against me? Trespass? Go I just
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Speaker 5: informed you.
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Speaker 4: Oh god, she's rules lawyering the hell out of this situation.
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Speaker 2: Let's see its hold on, I'm just checking something. All right,
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Speaker 2: here we go, let's go, we gotta go.
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Speaker 1: We got because you.
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Speaker 4: Turn off the body can turn does she just automatically
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Speaker 4: consider herself.
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Speaker 3: She's a lawyer, so she knows. Look at that smile
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Speaker 3: got them that's.
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Speaker 4: Okay, this, this is this. I hope she ends up
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Speaker 4: with some kind of suspension because this is an abuse
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Speaker 4: of her office. Really like, okay, well, I mean it
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Speaker 4: gets a little bit worse, but let's keep going.
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Speaker 2: All right, so that's not true, so we got to
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Speaker 2: go it is.
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Speaker 4: That's that's all.
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Speaker 9: For you.
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Speaker 2: Let's go.
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Speaker 5: You're not an attorney general.
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Speaker 1: We're there's a police.
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Speaker 5: You're not obeying.
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Speaker 4: What Well, there's the police, and they're not obeying the police.
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Speaker 4: They're giving them an order. They're saying, you are trespassing.
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Speaker 7: Leave.
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Speaker 1: Don't be a lawyer.
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Speaker 4: Lawyer, she's the attorney general.
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Speaker 2: She is.
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Speaker 4: No, she's a special assistant.
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Speaker 1: That's like she gets.
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Speaker 4: Is she gonna get hit with impersonating an attorney general? No?
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Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't know.
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Speaker 1: Probably not.
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Speaker 4: Let's let's go, okay, go back a bit. This was
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Speaker 4: this is one of the things that I thought was
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Speaker 4: was really relevant to what we have to say. We'll
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Speaker 4: just be quiet, listen to what the guy, listen to
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Speaker 4: what the cops says, and then listen to what the
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Speaker 4: husband says.
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Speaker 1: Okay, let's oh.
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Speaker 4: No, you have to go back further about thirty seconds. Yeah, okay,
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Speaker 4: a little bit further.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, all right, here we go. Can you I ask
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Speaker 1: you to.
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Speaker 4: Turn off the body? Can you have to turn it off?
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Speaker 4: And that's she's a lawyer, so she knows, well, that's
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Speaker 4: lawyer stuff.
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Speaker 2: So that's not true. So we gotta go.
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Speaker 4: No it is. That's that's all I'm an. I'm an aging.
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Speaker 1: Good for you.
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Speaker 2: Let's go, we're going put your hands off.
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Speaker 5: Did you see what?
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Speaker 4: Okay, stop? Did you hear what the police said? He
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Speaker 4: turned to the man, the husband, and could you get
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Speaker 4: your children out of here?
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Speaker 3: Yes, yes, of course, I wasn't sure if there were
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Speaker 3: actually children around.
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Speaker 4: But he's referring to these women. He's saying to the dude,
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Speaker 4: can you get your children out of here? And hear
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Speaker 4: that's a lot when cops are dealing with couples and
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Speaker 4: the woman is completely out of control, they'll turn to
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Speaker 4: the guy and they'll be like, can you get your
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Speaker 4: woman under control? Some of it is not very What
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Speaker 4: control do these men really have over these women?
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Speaker 7: Right?
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Speaker 4: Often? Like what are they actually going to do? But
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Speaker 4: I think that part of it is the cop is
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Speaker 4: going to the person who's related to the one who's
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Speaker 4: causing the trouble and seeing if they can reason with
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Speaker 4: the one who's reasonable to try to get the other
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Speaker 4: one under control the out of the hopes that I
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Speaker 4: don't know, their affection or their familiarity with their husband
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Speaker 4: or their boyfriend will cause them to actually listen to them.
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Speaker 4: Good luck with that.
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Speaker 5: But I just find that interesting.
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Speaker 4: It's that I see that so often that the cops
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Speaker 4: treat the man in the situation as the reasonable party
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Speaker 4: to try to get women under control. And I'm guessing
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Speaker 4: that it's because cops are actually responding to something that
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Speaker 4: does in fact exist, an issue that does in fact exist,
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Speaker 4: which is like that, which is that men in these
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Speaker 4: situations are presenting.
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Speaker 5: Themselves as more reasonable.
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Speaker 4: They're less likely to start a you know this is
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Speaker 4: always with women, well not always, but to start this
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Speaker 4: kind of dominance fight, like swinging their weight around and
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Speaker 4: trying to say, oh, you don't have any control over me.
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Speaker 4: Men in these circumstances we watched I've watched a lot
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Speaker 4: of this body footage, which, incidentally, if you want to
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Speaker 4: abuse yourself of the notion that women are sugar and
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Speaker 4: spice and everything nice, watch cop body cam footage because
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Speaker 4: some of it's horrifying.
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Speaker 5: And what women do.
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Speaker 4: And but it's just interesting that this, this is the
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Speaker 4: this is I only ever see. I never see a
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Speaker 4: cop go over to a woman and say, hey, can
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Speaker 4: you get your man under control? Usually because I never
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Speaker 4: really see that happening. But also I don't think that
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Speaker 4: there's that expectation that women take responsibility for men's behavior
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Speaker 4: in the way that there's an expectation that men take
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Speaker 4: responsibility for women's behavior. But anyway, I just wanted to
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Speaker 4: point that out because I thought it's relevant.
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Speaker 5: To our interests.
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Speaker 4: But also, and also it's relevant to the whole Cops
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Speaker 4: under the boot of feminists have made men take responsibility
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Speaker 4: for being abused by women. So I mean, I think
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Speaker 4: that ties in there. But so the cop has said,
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Speaker 4: can you get rid or can you can you do
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Speaker 4: something about your kid?
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Speaker 5: Your children?
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Speaker 4: Right to the husband and this, let's listen to what
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Speaker 4: the husband says.
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Speaker 3: Okay, So there are two full, full grown women like
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Speaker 3: does he is he like white nighting?
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Speaker 2: Now? Yes, call them that.
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Speaker 3: They're They're drunk and belligerent and childish, and they're arguing
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Speaker 3: with police and disrupting this beastro and these people that
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Speaker 3: are trying to have a decent meal, a succulent Chinese meal.
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Speaker 2: But they're grown women. They're nice.
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Speaker 4: Try guy, Yeah, nice try Yeah.
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Speaker 5: Unfortunately this went viral for.
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Speaker 1: All to see, but yeah, doing that for her. I
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Speaker 1: talked to the guy.
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Speaker 3: I told him she's a grown woman. Parking lot the
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Speaker 3: guy secretly parking lot Batman. We just don't know it yet.
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Speaker 4: He's uh, he's a parking lot Bruce Wayne.
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Speaker 1: Yes, parking lot Bruce Wayne.
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Speaker 4: Those of you don't know. Parking lot Batman was. He
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Speaker 4: was part of the of a.
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Speaker 5: Get your heads and.
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Speaker 2: Some talking like that. It was like the old Christian
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Speaker 2: Vale bat woman.
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Speaker 4: Was going completely bonkers and some other dude was kind
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Speaker 4: of restrainer, and parking lot bat man schles in from
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Speaker 4: the shadows and says, get your hands over.
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Speaker 5: But yeah, that was that was a long time ago.
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Speaker 4: But yeah, this is this is the new iteration of
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Speaker 4: parking lot batman. The cops say, could you get rid
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Speaker 4: of your children? And the man says they have children
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Speaker 4: their mothers with chill. Oh god, that's terrifying the fact
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Speaker 4: that he says they're mother's with children. I'm guessing that
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Speaker 4: he's not the father of any of them.
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Speaker 2: I don't know. Okay, let's keep going.
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Speaker 6: My child, No, you're not, special assistant's probably responsible for
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Speaker 6: the age.
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Speaker 4: He's avocado.
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Speaker 8: Okay, what Why isn't being arrested?
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Speaker 4: Sir?
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Speaker 2: Mm hmm.
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Speaker 4: Why isn't she being arrested? She's been requested to leave,
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Speaker 4: she's trespassed, you have come. Why aren't you arresting her
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Speaker 4: at this point? Yeah, Like, why isn't she not Why
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Speaker 4: is she not being charged with what? And a man
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Speaker 4: probably would have been tased by.
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Speaker 2: Now uh yeah maybe I I yeah, maybe.
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Speaker 4: Let me tell you. Let me tell you something.
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Speaker 3: There's another guy that stepped up and tried to what
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Speaker 3: was that like parking lot Robin the accreditation, let me go,
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Speaker 3: get her badge from the car, her innocence, and then
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Speaker 3: the let her go so she can continue to be belligerent.
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Speaker 1: That doesn't matter, bro, That doesn't matter.
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Speaker 3: All right anyway, even though Miranda writes reading that, man,
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Speaker 3: I think they're just detaining her temporarily.
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Speaker 2: That's that's all.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, maybe they're just moving her down.
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Speaker 3: I mean like the yeah, like the the the establishment
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Speaker 3: at the restaurant.
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Speaker 2: They probably just wanted.
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Speaker 3: Her gone off the pen exactly because anyway, does anybody
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Speaker 3: know if she's an a G She keeps saying it,
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Speaker 3: but no not. She is a special assistant Attorney general special.
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Speaker 3: She is the she is the assistant to the attorney
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Speaker 3: a special assistant, so that might even be an assistant
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Speaker 3: to the assistant Attorney general. Like she waters the plants
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Speaker 3: in the office.
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Speaker 2: She has one of those fake, made up jobs that
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Speaker 2: all the women get.
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Speaker 5: All right, let's let's keep going.
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Speaker 1: She was, in mid sentence slams the door. You're gonna
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Speaker 1: regret that?
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Speaker 2: What is that?
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Speaker 3: I'll be what flying Monkeys's like some villain ship, you know,
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Speaker 3: it's like the Kingpin.
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Speaker 1: Okay, this is.
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Speaker 4: The villain villain origin story on the streets tomorrow. A
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Speaker 4: no know, what would be a good villain name for her?
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Speaker 1: Oh?
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Speaker 2: I don't know.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, we'll think about.
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Speaker 1: What's her name? Mh Evan Devin. That's is that a
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Speaker 1: girl's name?
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Speaker 2: All right?
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Speaker 1: Anyway?
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Speaker 4: Now, yeah, it continues.
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Speaker 1: The license and.
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Speaker 3: No, yeah, I know, but like she doesn't really have
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Speaker 3: a chance. So it's like, what is this just like
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Speaker 3: a show of what defiance?
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Speaker 9: Like?
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Speaker 4: Okay, So she was arrested, apparently facing charges of wilful trespath,
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Speaker 4: disorderly conduct, and resisting arrest.
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Speaker 3: So there were charges, although again I don't I don't
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Speaker 3: know that the if they would have just left when
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Speaker 3: the cops showed up, I would, I guarantee you the
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Speaker 3: restaurant probably wouldn't have pressed charges. They would have just
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Speaker 3: been like, okay, you're just gone now, you know, because
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Speaker 3: the paperwork is a pain in the ass if you
19:57
Speaker 3: run a business to do that. But now the state's
19:59
Speaker 3: gonna basically, you know, follow up.
20:02
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, And of course I doubt that she's going
20:06
Speaker 4: to be suspended from her job. For this absolute level
20:10
Speaker 4: of bullshit.
20:11
Speaker 5: Yep, yeah, this is yeah. So she's good.
20:16
Speaker 4: Good, she's actually being charged for something. So she has
20:18
Speaker 4: been arrested.
20:19
Speaker 1: What is she like an escape artist? She got out
20:20
Speaker 1: of the handcuffs.
20:22
Speaker 2: Wow.
20:23
Speaker 1: That that's not good though, that's not good.
20:26
Speaker 3: I don't know where do these women think that they
20:28
Speaker 3: can just do this ship like it's crazy.
20:33
Speaker 4: Out now she's doing I'm scared ship?
20:39
Speaker 7: Yeah, fire, No, right here, what's wrong with you?
20:51
Speaker 2: I don't want to hol you in handcuffs?
20:52
Speaker 4: Let's go, let's go.
20:56
Speaker 1: You're overreacting.
20:57
Speaker 4: You're adding because they're used to throwing a tantrum and
21:01
Speaker 4: getting their way.
21:02
Speaker 1: Yeah, you're overreacting.
21:06
Speaker 3: I think there's something in the Feminist Manifesto about that,
21:09
Speaker 3: like that. You can't you can't tell women to calm down.
21:14
Speaker 4: So manygressions.
21:16
Speaker 3: Yeah, this is just this is just shock full of sexism.
21:19
Speaker 2: I wonder if there isn't going to be a movement
21:21
Speaker 2: that comes out of this.
21:22
Speaker 3: I'm telling you is gonna come out, you know.
21:28
Speaker 1: Yeah, how dare you?
21:32
Speaker 3: Hashtag? We are all the ag? Yeah, all women are
21:37
Speaker 3: the ag. Now, well, they're all going to be feeling this.
21:39
Speaker 2: I've been there.
21:40
Speaker 1: I feel that mm hmm, No, that's up.
21:56
Speaker 2: Wow, this is amazing.
21:59
Speaker 3: And she's she's getting angry at her husband for not,
22:03
Speaker 3: I guess, like throwing his life away fighting off the
22:06
Speaker 3: police so that she doesn't get arrested for like a
22:08
Speaker 3: for these misdemeanors.
22:10
Speaker 1: She wants him to escalate. This is crazy, you see
22:13
Speaker 1: that right when she.
22:14
Speaker 3: Screams, babe, babe, babe, she's saying, why aren't you doing
22:18
Speaker 3: anything to save me?
22:20
Speaker 2: Why aren't you putting your life at risk? Right now?
22:23
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's what she's saying, right, that's the crazy thing
22:26
Speaker 3: that I'm seeing here.
22:27
Speaker 2: And of course he's like, I'm right here.
22:29
Speaker 3: Like he doesn't know what to do, Like he probably
22:32
Speaker 3: thinks he should do something otherwise he's gonna, like, you know,
22:36
Speaker 3: catch it later. But obviously she's in the wrong, and
22:40
Speaker 3: so instead he just says, I'm right here.
22:42
Speaker 2: It's it's cool. Do you hear my voice? You know?
22:45
Speaker 2: Like that?
22:45
Speaker 3: I think that's just desperation. He's he's this guy's fucked.
22:50
Speaker 2: Bro. You need to get out of there now, homie. Okay,
22:52
Speaker 2: but anyway, court, the.
22:59
Speaker 4: Court, this is so inappropriate.
23:03
Speaker 3: Guys, good lord, Yeah, this is what happens when you
23:12
Speaker 3: when you create the most safe society for women, and
23:18
Speaker 3: then they went into some adversity or just consequences for
23:21
Speaker 3: their own behavior, and they are not prepared, like they
23:24
Speaker 3: have no idea how to behave This is insane.
23:29
Speaker 4: And the adversity is just treating other human beings like
23:32
Speaker 4: they exist. Yeah, but the thing is they go through
23:36
Speaker 4: a whole bunch of stuff like I'm afraid, I'm afraid,
23:40
Speaker 4: and so they're constructing a threat.
23:43
Speaker 5: Narrative around this arrest that.
23:46
Speaker 4: It's some horrible oppression of them, when it's just basically
23:51
Speaker 4: like they made this worse than it worse than it
23:53
Speaker 4: had to be at any point in time they could
23:57
Speaker 4: have just de escalated. And this is a freaking special
24:01
Speaker 4: assistant to a district attorney who has absolutely no deal
24:04
Speaker 4: escalation skills. Of course, she's that drunk, but again, if
24:08
Speaker 4: you're if you are an adult, get that drunk in
24:10
Speaker 4: your own home. You don't take it out into the public.
24:14
Speaker 4: You're gonna get that drunk, Like she is responsible for
24:17
Speaker 4: getting herself that drunk. She's really doing er shenand against
24:21
Speaker 4: the like this, and then and then escalating and escalating
24:26
Speaker 4: and escalating, and when the cops went to her husband
24:30
Speaker 4: and said could you get rid get move your children.
24:33
Speaker 4: Instead of the husband saying you're absolutely right, sir, grabbing
24:38
Speaker 4: those two women and dragging them down the street if necessary,
24:43
Speaker 4: he defended their honor by saying, they're two grown women. Well,
24:47
Speaker 4: they certainly aren't acting like it, and you could have
24:51
Speaker 4: actually saved them some serious issues like charges, you know,
24:56
Speaker 4: going to jail for resisting arrest by simple saying yeah,
25:01
Speaker 4: you're right, your officer, they're acting like children and telling
25:04
Speaker 4: her and then moving her along. I mean she he's
25:06
Speaker 4: not really responsible for her in any capacity, But instead
25:11
Speaker 4: he white knights her and enables her, and enables that
25:15
Speaker 4: whole narrative in which she is the victim of how
25:18
Speaker 4: these cops are treating her. They're disrespecting the ag did
25:22
Speaker 4: you see that? And that's not just you know, not
25:26
Speaker 4: just not taking responsibility for her behavior and saying, Okay,
25:29
Speaker 4: I think you've had enough, honey, let's just walk down
25:33
Speaker 4: the street away from the people who want you to.
25:35
Speaker 5: Leave them alone.
25:37
Speaker 4: Instead of doing that, he actually rubber steps. He validates
25:41
Speaker 4: her feelings of prosecution persecution by saying, oh, yeah, they
25:45
Speaker 4: shouldn't have said.
25:46
Speaker 5: You were This is a grown woman.
25:49
Speaker 4: You are disrespecting her. You're disrespecting her, man, I'm an ag.
25:55
Speaker 2: There's some good memes here, there's some good means here.
25:58
Speaker 3: And she asks always the women, all the young ones
26:01
Speaker 3: who are the most bigoted adherents of the party, the
26:03
Speaker 3: swallowers of slogans, the amateur spies, the age.
26:09
Speaker 4: But yes, every stage, every step of this, she escalated
26:15
Speaker 4: over and over and over again, like yeah, and she
26:21
Speaker 4: is now the face of the Rhode Island Attorney General
26:25
Speaker 4: problem or problem. Yeah, probably a problem Attorney General office
26:31
Speaker 4: because this went viral. And although she was going to
26:33
Speaker 4: be charged, probably not gonna spend any time in jail.
26:35
Speaker 5: She's probably just going to.
26:36
Speaker 4: Do community service. And I don't think she's going to
26:39
Speaker 4: be suspended from her job for this behavior, this public behavior.
26:45
Speaker 5: I'm pretty sure a man would.
26:46
Speaker 1: Be, though, Yeah, for sure, for sure.
26:49
Speaker 4: Suspended, you know, and put on some kind of probation
26:54
Speaker 4: pending alcohol, like going to some drug rehabilitation or something like.
27:01
Speaker 5: You wouldn't be getting away with this.
27:04
Speaker 4: To this degree. In fact, I'm pretty sure at one
27:06
Speaker 4: point that it'd be that kind of behavior.
27:09
Speaker 5: He would be He would.
27:11
Speaker 4: Be restrained much more forcibly and possibly tasted like this
27:15
Speaker 4: is and again, all she did was escalate like a child.
27:19
Speaker 4: All she did was throw her weight around. All she
27:22
Speaker 4: did was was play out her ego and demand respect.
27:25
Speaker 4: And her husband was enabling that behavior, enabling it. Instead
27:33
Speaker 4: of telling him her you're going too far, you're embarrassing yourself.
27:38
Speaker 4: That might actually get through, get through to a woman.
27:41
Speaker 4: You are embarrassing yourself, right, nobody wants to see your
27:45
Speaker 4: ass right now, we're just going to walk away like
27:48
Speaker 4: adults from this establishment has asked us to leave. You know,
27:54
Speaker 4: if he had done that, he might have spared her
27:57
Speaker 4: all of this. Instead, he enabled her. And it's not,
28:00
Speaker 4: like I said, it's not on him or is it
28:03
Speaker 4: because he's simping.
28:04
Speaker 2: Well, it's no.
28:05
Speaker 3: I don't think it should be his responsibility, but he
28:09
Speaker 3: is taking it on and I think, you know, I
28:13
Speaker 3: don't know, I think.
28:14
Speaker 4: On some responsibility, like he took on the responsibility of
28:18
Speaker 4: making it worse by enabling her sense of disrespect.
28:22
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, I know, I get it. I would have
28:24
Speaker 3: been like, we're leaving, But I don't think that. I
28:26
Speaker 3: don't think that this is uh. I don't think this
28:29
Speaker 3: guy wears the pants and I know that that like
28:31
Speaker 3: that's what I think anyway, these these people are probably
28:34
Speaker 3: pretty like shitty to him or they run everything. It's
28:38
Speaker 3: like Bridezilla's Ye. I know, objectively it isn't his responsibility,
28:42
Speaker 3: but I'm saying that these guys take this on. They
28:45
Speaker 3: make it their problem. So but they shouldn't like he
28:49
Speaker 3: shouldn't be doing that, but he is doing that.
28:53
Speaker 4: Well, Okay, what he is doing is enabling her. Yeah,
28:58
Speaker 4: and that in enabling is making the situation worse. It's
29:03
Speaker 4: not entirely his fault because it's you know, it's on
29:06
Speaker 4: her that she's spiraling into this nonsense, but he is
29:11
Speaker 4: giving her a springboard to do so.
29:13
Speaker 5: And I don't know, maybe after the fact.
29:15
Speaker 4: He's saying, oh, you were just you were disrespected. They
29:20
Speaker 4: didn't give you the respect you were do as a
29:22
Speaker 4: women and an ag you know that.
29:25
Speaker 5: Kind of thing.
29:27
Speaker 4: I can't imagine that the dynamics and these kinds of relationships.
29:31
Speaker 5: But all right, So that's that was that.
29:35
Speaker 4: I because I'm a feeling really not very well, I
29:39
Speaker 4: figured we do like a little bit of a.
29:43
Speaker 5: Yeah, short, one little chode of a show for.
29:47
Speaker 2: The I have something else that's also short that we
29:50
Speaker 2: could react.
29:50
Speaker 4: Okay, we could look at that.
29:52
Speaker 2: All right, So I want to show you this because
29:53
Speaker 2: I think this is pretty great.
29:55
Speaker 10: Uh.
29:55
Speaker 2: This was shared by the ten Men.
29:59
Speaker 3: This is okay Anna Kasparian, who you know, some people
30:02
Speaker 3: might say she's on a redemption arc. I don't really know.
30:05
Speaker 3: I got a super chat from Derek Workman. Thank you, Derek.
30:07
Speaker 2: He says, I am betting she abuses him for ten dollars. Yeah.
30:10
Speaker 3: I was thinking that he might be like a hen
30:12
Speaker 3: pecked husband or something. Anyway, this is annaka Sparian and
30:15
Speaker 3: she's talking to Joe Rogan and this might cause some rage,
30:20
Speaker 3: but I want you guys to listen to this. I'm
30:22
Speaker 3: not going to spoil anything.
30:24
Speaker 9: I think that men's rights activists do have really good
30:27
Speaker 9: points when it comes to the prosecution of men versus women.
30:31
Speaker 9: I mean, if you look specifically at pedophilia, right, or
30:34
Speaker 9: if you look at a male teacher in his thirties
30:37
Speaker 9: having sex with a fourteen or fifteen year old student
30:39
Speaker 9: versus a female teacher in her thirties having sex with
30:42
Speaker 9: like a fourteen or fifteen year old male student. I
30:44
Speaker 9: know you're gonna disagree with me. You're gonna be like, well, yeah,
30:46
Speaker 9: the boy wanted it the boy wanted.
30:48
Speaker 1: I know, I'm going to disagree with you. It's not possible.
30:51
Speaker 1: This is what I mean.
30:52
Speaker 10: I have a joke about it.
30:53
Speaker 8: Oh good, okay, but a grown woman.
30:57
Speaker 3: Yeah see, he made a joke about it, Alison. That
30:59
Speaker 3: mean it's not possible. Jokes is based on word.
31:03
Speaker 1: But let's okay inside here, yes I am too. I
31:09
Speaker 1: guess what what?
31:10
Speaker 4: What is this world joke?
31:13
Speaker 2: But Joe's always been wrong about this ship. He's always
31:16
Speaker 2: been wrong about it.
31:17
Speaker 3: He doesn't ever like like there's a reason why he
31:21
Speaker 3: ended up never getting Karen on.
31:25
Speaker 1: For a while.
31:25
Speaker 2: Karen was going to be on there.
31:26
Speaker 3: But no, but let's listen, because he says, look, I
31:31
Speaker 3: told a joke about it.
31:31
Speaker 2: That that's basically data. Uh let's let's hear what he says, I.
31:35
Speaker 1: Have a joke about it.
31:37
Speaker 10: A man can malast a fourteen year old girl, but
31:40
Speaker 10: a grown woman can't really molest a fourteen year old boy.
31:43
Speaker 10: She can only let him fuck her.
31:45
Speaker 1: It's just it's not the same.
31:47
Speaker 10: Like the boy's gonna be okay, he really is. I
31:50
Speaker 10: mean he'll be a little confusing first standard.
31:53
Speaker 4: Okay, stop, No, the boy is not going to be
31:58
Speaker 4: okay all right, And I hate that people say this,
32:02
Speaker 4: and I have to always appeal to this, this statistic
32:05
Speaker 4: or this study. It's a longitudinal study on abused boys,
32:10
Speaker 4: sexually abused boys and who ended up to go on
32:13
Speaker 4: to become a predator of other And when you're a kid,
32:16
Speaker 4: you tend to prey on other kids, right, The single.
32:21
Speaker 5: Biggest causal factor.
32:23
Speaker 4: For an abused boy to go on to abuse others.
32:25
Speaker 4: I'm doing the bird hands. I'm really sorry, guys, I
32:27
Speaker 4: need to do that. What's the trump hands? What's the
32:29
Speaker 4: trump hands?
32:30
Speaker 2: Like this?
32:31
Speaker 3: Yeah, yes, okay, that's what they say.
32:34
Speaker 2: That's what they say.
32:36
Speaker 4: That's what they say. Okay, I'll try to do the
32:39
Speaker 4: trump hands instead of the bird hands. Maybe the bird
32:41
Speaker 4: hands is like it's coming out of my ex chromosome.
32:44
Speaker 7: I don't know.
32:45
Speaker 1: Anyway, you can do the Italian hands.
32:47
Speaker 2: You can just like you know, yeah, like that.
32:50
Speaker 4: The jazz bands, not the jazz hands.
32:53
Speaker 5: Okay.
32:53
Speaker 4: So in the study, they followed boys who had been abused,
32:58
Speaker 4: and they found that the single biggest causal factor for
33:02
Speaker 4: going on to abuse others. And this is the biggest
33:05
Speaker 4: causal factor. That doesn't mean that every abused boy went
33:08
Speaker 4: to go on to abuse others. In fact, it was
33:10
Speaker 4: only ten percent. The single biggest causal factor was having
33:15
Speaker 4: been sexually abused by an adult woman as a young
33:19
Speaker 4: team exactly this scenario. So this is the scenario that
33:24
Speaker 4: is most likely to cause a young man to become
33:30
Speaker 4: a rapist of adult women or a predator of other people. Right,
33:34
Speaker 4: So yes, this has a huge effect psychologically. And again
33:39
Speaker 4: that's just a percentage. That's just ten percent of the
33:41
Speaker 4: boys who are abused like that. The rest implode, like
33:45
Speaker 4: most men implode, They become suicidal, they go into drugs,
33:49
Speaker 4: they fail out of society. Right, they have all kinds
33:53
Speaker 4: of symptoms of severe psychological trauma that caused them to
33:58
Speaker 4: have a great number of difficulty. So this is absolute
34:02
Speaker 4: bullshit that he's saying. He's talking from out his ass
34:06
Speaker 4: and he hasn't done the research. And you're right, this
34:10
Speaker 4: is probably one reason why he didn't have Karen on
34:13
Speaker 4: because Karen has done the research. So that is And
34:16
Speaker 4: the funny thing is is one of the creepiest stories
34:21
Speaker 4: I've ever seen related to this was a man was
34:24
Speaker 4: talking about sexual assault. It was in one of those
34:27
Speaker 4: threads where guys were talking about sexual assault and having
34:30
Speaker 4: been assaulted by women. I think it was on a
34:32
Speaker 4: Twitter thread, or it might No, it wasn't a Reddit thread.
34:35
Speaker 4: It was a Twitter thread, so it's more anonymous. And
34:37
Speaker 4: these men were making having these testimonials about how it
34:40
Speaker 4: affected them, and then there was one guy who said,
34:42
Speaker 4: you know, I don't think it affected me at all,
34:45
Speaker 4: except you know, one day I was at a party
34:48
Speaker 4: and I saw a woman passed out drunk in the
34:50
Speaker 4: coat room, and I had her pants down on around
34:53
Speaker 4: her ankles, and I was about to, you know, because
34:56
Speaker 4: I was just really wanted to feel it, when another
34:59
Speaker 4: person apped in and stopped, or I had to stop
35:01
Speaker 4: because I realized another person was walking in.
35:03
Speaker 5: He was about to rape a woman.
35:05
Speaker 4: He was not affected by having been He said he
35:08
Speaker 4: wasn't affected by having been raped by a older woman
35:12
Speaker 4: when he was fourteen, and then he goes on to
35:14
Speaker 4: describe how that desire for that feeling that he had
35:19
Speaker 4: got him almost to the point of raping a woman
35:22
Speaker 4: in a coat room until people walked in and interrupted him.
35:26
Speaker 4: And I'm like, that was the scariest, one of the
35:29
Speaker 4: scariest things.
35:30
Speaker 5: I've ever read on the net.
35:31
Speaker 4: This is what Rogan is signing off on. Does he
35:34
Speaker 4: have daughters? Does he care? I mean, And the funny
35:38
Speaker 4: thing is that I have to frame it in this way.
35:40
Speaker 4: I think we should just care about boys who are
35:42
Speaker 4: sexually assaulted, because that's a horrible thing to do with boys.
35:46
Speaker 4: But I know people like that don't care about that.
35:51
Speaker 3: Look, if we don't do this, it might hurt women.
35:53
Speaker 3: And that changes all of a sudden.
35:55
Speaker 4: Yeah, does he is he okay? Is he okay with
36:00
Speaker 4: sacrificing his daughters to rapists in order to maintain his
36:05
Speaker 4: attitude that an adult woman raping of fourteen year old
36:09
Speaker 4: boys meaningless? Like if he wants to maintain that, then
36:12
Speaker 4: he's signing off on increasing the likelihood that his daughters
36:16
Speaker 4: will be raped. Like, I mean, you really have to
36:19
Speaker 4: think about the consequences of your actions here. If we're
36:23
Speaker 4: not going to take that seriously, then we're never going
36:26
Speaker 4: to actually address it with the serious We're never going
36:28
Speaker 4: to do the interventions necessary to make sure that there
36:32
Speaker 4: isn't that progression from a boy being sexually abused.
36:35
Speaker 5: Ten percent of them.
36:37
Speaker 4: Again, most boys who experience that implode. They don't explode,
36:42
Speaker 4: but there is a higher likelyhood that they will go
36:44
Speaker 4: on to explode all over your daughters, Rogan, is that
36:49
Speaker 4: what you want for your life? Is that what you
36:52
Speaker 4: want people to know that you did, like that you
36:55
Speaker 4: advocated for yep, And it's just okay, I'm I can't
36:59
Speaker 4: believe if I'm on Anna experience side, I heard, I
37:02
Speaker 4: just what is going on?
37:04
Speaker 5: Okay, let's keep going.
37:06
Speaker 2: All right? I got a super chow. I don't I
37:08
Speaker 2: don't know if there's more to the video. I'll play
37:09
Speaker 2: the rest of it.
37:10
Speaker 3: But Greedendors gave us twenty five dollars and said, if
37:12
Speaker 3: you're doing some short stuff, here's some idiocy from my
37:16
Speaker 3: part of the world. You probably have to search for
37:18
Speaker 3: the image discussed though, because I don't think it's in
37:20
Speaker 3: the article.
37:21
Speaker 2: He sent me a news article. But I have to
37:23
Speaker 2: go in like like ten minutes. We don't time. We'll
37:27
Speaker 2: watch the rest of this Joe Rogan thing, but thank
37:29
Speaker 2: you for the suggestion.
37:30
Speaker 9: And is going to go to jail for a long
37:31
Speaker 9: time if he does that. But a woman doing the
37:33
Speaker 9: exact same thing doesn't face anything. I mean, she will
37:36
Speaker 9: face consequences, but it won't be as severe.
37:38
Speaker 10: I think there are double standards that that makes sense,
37:41
Speaker 10: and I think that's one of them. I think that
37:43
Speaker 10: double standard.
37:43
Speaker 5: Makes it just makes no sense.
37:45
Speaker 9: Look, there are double standards, for sure, but be comfortable
37:49
Speaker 9: with a thirty five year old female teacher.
37:51
Speaker 10: She was hot and I could take my friend fishing
37:54
Speaker 10: and talk them through it for the weekend. Like, look, dude,
37:57
Speaker 10: you met a freak. Okay, it's not normal, you know,
38:01
Speaker 10: keep away from her.
38:03
Speaker 1: I'm being honest.
38:04
Speaker 10: I mean I would say, look, don't marry that crazy bitch.
38:07
Speaker 10: But one day you'll be laughing about this. But right now,
38:11
Speaker 10: I know it's confusing as fuck, but it's just not
38:13
Speaker 10: I don't I just don't think it's the same I
38:15
Speaker 10: don't think it's good.
38:16
Speaker 2: Okay.
38:16
Speaker 1: I think she definitely should be fired.
38:18
Speaker 10: She probably should, you know, face jail time or something
38:21
Speaker 10: like that for fucking fourteen year olds. Obviously she's a
38:23
Speaker 10: crazy person. But I don't think it's the same crime.
38:26
Speaker 10: I think it's a different crime. I think men having
38:28
Speaker 10: sex with young kids, Yeah, this is okay.
38:31
Speaker 4: I'm afraid this is the problem. This is the wedge
38:35
Speaker 4: that is destroying your society because if you do not
38:40
Speaker 4: recognize that female sexual violence is a problem, and it
38:46
Speaker 4: is a problem in the same way that male sexual
38:49
Speaker 4: violence is. Women will always be able to use the
38:53
Speaker 4: specter of male sexual predation to subjugate you full stop.
39:00
Speaker 4: So you will by not and I can show you
39:05
Speaker 4: the studies that indicate this is the case. You should
39:07
Speaker 4: not let older women pray on young boys, period. And
39:10
Speaker 4: this is not a good scenario. It's, in fact, in
39:13
Speaker 4: some ways could be considered worse than the reverse.
39:16
Speaker 5: I'm not going to go there.
39:17
Speaker 4: I'm not going to argue that I think we should
39:18
Speaker 4: have legal equality. But girls do mature faster than boys,
39:22
Speaker 4: and as far as I know, there's no studies showing
39:25
Speaker 4: that if girls are sexually assaulted by adult men they
39:30
Speaker 4: go on to sexually assault others. It may be the
39:32
Speaker 4: case that they do, but regardless, this is a problem, right,
39:38
Speaker 4: this is a serious problem.
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Speaker 1: You know.
39:41
Speaker 4: Rape isn't just about jumping out of the bushes. It's
39:45
Speaker 4: about violating a social contract that humans, beings make with
39:50
Speaker 4: each other to respect each other's theory of mind. All right,
39:54
Speaker 4: And if we present this idea that men have these
39:58
Speaker 4: unique powers to just des other people's theories of mind,
40:01
Speaker 4: they will always be under submission or suspicion. They will
40:04
Speaker 4: always be morally submissive to women and expected to be
40:08
Speaker 4: morally submissive to women. That's why feminists have an absolute
40:13
Speaker 4: iron fist control over this particular part of their narrative,
40:18
Speaker 4: the part around sexual assault. It's why when I bring
40:22
Speaker 4: up these statistics, they go absolutely bananas because they know
40:27
Speaker 4: that's where they got men by the balls.
40:30
Speaker 5: That's where they.
40:30
Speaker 4: Can lead them around wherever they want them to go.
40:33
Speaker 4: And as long as you buy into it, you are
40:36
Speaker 4: going to be subordinate to feminists, and feminists are going
40:38
Speaker 4: to rule your society and they're going to make it
40:41
Speaker 4: into whatever mess they want to make it into. So
40:45
Speaker 4: Brogan can buy into this command narrative, and I see
40:48
Speaker 4: that when Canisparian actually framed it in a way that
40:52
Speaker 4: he could relate to, Suddenly he's like, oh, yeah, you know,
40:56
Speaker 4: I would blah blah blah.
40:57
Speaker 3: I think I think tired like I been with the duke,
41:01
Speaker 3: though you'd be saying put him in the wood. Chapper
41:03
Speaker 3: feet first. This is not just rape. This is pedophilia
41:07
Speaker 3: on the part of fucking women that have power over
41:09
Speaker 3: there over these kids. Like unpower stories of teachers raping
41:15
Speaker 3: their students where they frame it as like an affair
41:17
Speaker 3: or something, but they're raping underage boys in school. Almost
41:22
Speaker 3: every week I get stories of that, and no one
41:25
Speaker 3: treats it the same as if it was a man
41:27
Speaker 3: with young girls or other young boys for that matter.
41:31
Speaker 4: You know, the funny thing is. The funny thing is
41:33
Speaker 4: is that if you a study recently came across my
41:37
Speaker 4: desk that men, not Joe Rogan, but men generally or
41:42
Speaker 4: younger men in particular, are actually considering sexual abuse of
41:47
Speaker 4: men and boys to be much more serious than they
41:49
Speaker 4: did like thirty forty years ago. It's women who are
41:53
Speaker 4: considered like so. For example, in the eighties, if you
41:56
Speaker 4: asked a woman, is it bad for you know, a
41:59
Speaker 4: woman to sexually abuse a man or boy? They would say, nah,
42:03
Speaker 4: there's They would basically be Joe Rogan. Joe Rogan has
42:06
Speaker 4: the same attitude as like a like a boomer woman
42:09
Speaker 4: from the eighties. Right, If not, it's okay, it's not
42:13
Speaker 4: the same. You know, yeah, he actually enjoyed it, you
42:17
Speaker 4: know now?
42:18
Speaker 1: Or no, actually.
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Speaker 4: Sorry, I actually got that all mixed up. Let me
42:23
Speaker 4: begin again and I will do the I'll do the
42:26
Speaker 4: Trump Hans. Okay, this is the corrected. Boomer women had
42:30
Speaker 4: a better attitude towards sexual abuse the men than millennial
42:35
Speaker 4: women do today, so they would regard it as a
42:38
Speaker 4: problem if a boy was sexually abused by an older woman,
42:42
Speaker 4: or if a man was abused by another man or
42:45
Speaker 4: a woman, and they would they would be less likely
42:48
Speaker 4: to see it in a situation while he enjoyed it.
42:50
Speaker 4: Therefore it was justified millennial women, and maybe this is
42:54
Speaker 4: why there's this gigantic division between or millennial is actually
42:58
Speaker 4: zoomer women. There's this gig antique division between young men
43:02
Speaker 4: and young women right now. They think they are less
43:06
Speaker 4: likely to respect and have compassion for male victims of
43:10
Speaker 4: sexual assault, so they are more likely to think that
43:12
Speaker 4: he deserved it, he actually made it happen. These are
43:17
Speaker 4: younger women, they're more likely to justify sexual assault against
43:21
Speaker 4: men and think that he deserved it. Coincidentally, I don't
43:25
Speaker 4: know if you guys, I've talked about this quite a
43:27
Speaker 4: bit on the show. There's a millennial shift of that.
43:31
Speaker 4: It's not quite about the millennial generation, but the younger generation.
43:34
Speaker 4: The younger generation of women is actually engaging in sexual
43:38
Speaker 4: assault at like three four times more like forcible sexual
43:42
Speaker 4: assault than younger generation of men and also previous generations
43:48
Speaker 4: of men and women. I mean wrap your mind around that,
43:50
Speaker 4: And what a surprise that this generation of women is
43:54
Speaker 4: not only raping out there at phenomenal rates, they're also
43:58
Speaker 4: justifying their behavior phenomenal rates. Their attitude has deteriorated. Women's
44:04
Speaker 4: attitude towards male victims of sexual assault has deteriorated over
44:08
Speaker 4: the last fifty years. And who has who has basically
44:11
Speaker 4: been controlling the narrative around sexual assault for the last
44:14
Speaker 4: fifty years. Yeah, yeah, So this is probably another thing
44:17
Speaker 4: we can lay at the hands or the feet of feminists,
44:20
Speaker 4: the absolute state of deterioration of women's understanding, appreciation, and
44:27
Speaker 4: compassion for male victims of sexual assault to the point
44:30
Speaker 4: where they are now not only engaging in them. They
44:34
Speaker 4: are the rapist generation.
44:36
Speaker 5: In human history.
44:37
Speaker 4: Guys, They're like freaking Congo levels of rape, these young women,
44:43
Speaker 4: and they're all excusing it, they're all justifying it. And
44:48
Speaker 4: then a feminists turn around and say, well, why is
44:50
Speaker 4: this generation of men's soule misogynists?
44:54
Speaker 5: It's not misogynist.
44:56
Speaker 4: They're dealing with the worst generation of women that any
45:02
Speaker 4: human society has ever produced in terms of sexual violence.
45:07
Speaker 4: Wouldn't you get a little bit, you know, a little
45:09
Speaker 4: bit shirty but anyway, his his attitude, like wrote Joe
45:13
Speaker 4: Rogan's attitude is the same attitude as a millennial or
45:18
Speaker 4: zoomer woman towards male sexual assault victims. I wonder if
45:22
Speaker 4: he's married to one's attitude basically, all right, right.
45:26
Speaker 3: There's only a little bit left in this clip, so
45:27
Speaker 3: let's just hear the last thirty seconds.
45:30
Speaker 4: Had a long ran.
45:31
Speaker 10: And when you see some hot woman and she's happy
45:34
Speaker 10: that some broken crazy bitch, I mean, it's a different thing.
45:37
Speaker 9: And it's why is it so many crazy bitch having
45:39
Speaker 9: sex with your young, impressionable son could be a really
45:42
Speaker 9: really bad idea.
45:43
Speaker 1: Kind of thing. It's amazing.
45:45
Speaker 9: Yeah, look, men and women are wired differently, but I
45:47
Speaker 9: still don't. I don't agree with that double standard in
45:49
Speaker 9: the justice system.
45:50
Speaker 4: And honestly, we're not going to get anywhere as a
45:52
Speaker 4: species until we get rid of it. Yeah, you know
45:55
Speaker 4: the thing about and what does he think that every.
45:59
Speaker 1: Why why is it always like conditional that should be hot?
46:03
Speaker 3: Like do you know how many like actually, do you
46:07
Speaker 3: know how many absolute handbast fucking sasquatch women are raping
46:11
Speaker 3: boys in schools?
46:13
Speaker 1: Is that?
46:13
Speaker 3: Do we change the rules for ugly women where do
46:16
Speaker 3: we draw the line what counts as an ugly woman?
46:18
Speaker 2: Joe, This is stupid. This is stupid, Like, it's.
46:23
Speaker 3: Just just fucking follow the law and make it the same.
46:28
Speaker 3: That's all, not like, well, oh, hot chicks, though it
46:31
Speaker 3: doesn't count.
46:32
Speaker 2: That's stupid.
46:33
Speaker 1: You're a fucking more on with a massive podcast.
46:36
Speaker 3: I'm sorry, this really pisses me off because it's just
46:39
Speaker 3: like you said, Allison, this is why we get nowhere,
46:42
Speaker 3: because our intellectual dork web people are saying shit like this,
46:46
Speaker 3: and then people are like, wow, what a smart guy
46:49
Speaker 3: here is fucking retarded?
46:51
Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm done.
46:52
Speaker 4: Yeah, No, it's okay, Jim. Joe Rogan is infuriating in
46:56
Speaker 4: some ways.
46:57
Speaker 3: He's been inuring for me for men years because he's
47:00
Speaker 3: always dismissed the men's movement. And I think it's because
47:04
Speaker 3: this is what he's scared, because we'll fucking demolish him,
47:09
Speaker 3: Like whatever his supposed common sense stuff is, it's all gone.
47:13
Speaker 1: His whole bit.
47:14
Speaker 3: He won't even have a comedy show anymore because all
47:16
Speaker 3: of his jokes depend on him being able to shit
47:18
Speaker 3: on men, to be honest, so he would have nothing nothing.
47:22
Speaker 5: Yeah, Well, the.
47:25
Speaker 4: The other thing, and it's funny because Anna Kisparian is
47:28
Speaker 4: actually further along than Yeah, so she's more really men's
47:34
Speaker 4: rights of the fact that she's even defending us as astounding,
47:37
Speaker 4: like can thank you? This is very strange feeling that
47:42
Speaker 4: I'm having right now.
47:44
Speaker 3: Well, Anna, it's like, you know, I don't trust her still,
47:46
Speaker 3: but but she is. She's been saying some okay stuff lately.
47:50
Speaker 6: Yeah.
47:51
Speaker 4: You know what, I honestly like, my personal opinion is
47:55
Speaker 4: the I don't know, this is going to offend some people.
47:57
Speaker 4: The only politics that really matter at the end of
47:58
Speaker 4: the day of the politics between men and women. And honestly,
48:02
Speaker 4: if you are going to go the Joe Rogan route,
48:05
Speaker 4: you are handing moral authority over to women, okay, because
48:11
Speaker 4: they will use grape will feminists will use rape as
48:15
Speaker 4: a wedge issue to subjugate you.
48:18
Speaker 5: So enjoy the society that that creates.
48:22
Speaker 4: And the thing is that I believe in the past,
48:24
Speaker 4: just judging from the attitudes changing, I think in the
48:27
Speaker 4: past we had a better attitude towards male victims of
48:31
Speaker 4: sexual assault. I mean, it was recognized in the Bible
48:34
Speaker 4: for God's sake, you know, and male victims of sexual
48:37
Speaker 4: assault and false accusations.
48:39
Speaker 5: You know, if a.
48:40
Speaker 4: Boomer women had a better attitude towards male victims, obviously
48:44
Speaker 4: we're going in the wrong direction. And of course the
48:46
Speaker 4: wrong direction is being steered by feminists, and then they
48:50
Speaker 4: blame patriarchy for what they and themselves are doing. So
48:54
Speaker 4: if they're constructing a generation of young women who are
48:59
Speaker 4: engaging in the high rates of sexual violence of any
49:02
Speaker 4: generation measured in history, and then also excusing that sexual violence,
49:08
Speaker 4: feminists will turn around and say, well, it's patriarchy that
49:12
Speaker 4: makes it okay for women to rape men, and that's
49:16
Speaker 4: not our fault. And also it's terrible that these men
49:20
Speaker 4: who are subject to the rapist generation of women in
49:23
Speaker 4: human history are getting a little bit pissed about it. Oh, well,
49:26
Speaker 4: that's just that's just a backlash. Yeah, how justified is
49:31
Speaker 4: it that you have a frickin ideology that has caped
49:35
Speaker 4: for and minimized female rapists for the last fifty fricking years,
49:40
Speaker 4: and suddenly we have a generation of women who think
49:42
Speaker 4: it's okay and justify it when they engage in sexual
49:46
Speaker 4: violence against boys and men, And then they bois and
49:50
Speaker 4: men who they are violating are getting pissed, And then
49:54
Speaker 4: the feminists are like, oh, that's a backlash. He gets feminism, Like,
49:57
Speaker 4: the whole narrative is absolutely bullshit, it's all crap from
50:02
Speaker 4: stem to stern. And then I would say that that
50:06
Speaker 4: is a justified backlash, like if if, if women's so
50:11
Speaker 4: called liberation means they're liberated from not being expected to
50:17
Speaker 4: behave in a way that is respectful and not violating
50:23
Speaker 4: towards other people, No wonder, nobody wants it anymore.
50:28
Speaker 5: Nobody.
50:29
Speaker 4: They want to go back to a system where women
50:31
Speaker 4: were actually had controls on their behavior so they weren't
50:34
Speaker 4: out and raping everyone.
50:36
Speaker 5: And why did we ever think? Why did we?
50:38
Speaker 4: Why don't we just one day say, you know, the
50:41
Speaker 4: world will be a better place if women are held
50:43
Speaker 4: to no standard whatsoever, none whatsoever. Gosh, golly gee, that's
50:49
Speaker 4: what's keeping us from Mars. That's what's keeping us from
50:52
Speaker 4: world peace. We've been holding women to standards all this time,
50:56
Speaker 4: and if we don't, well, they'll just leave us into
50:59
Speaker 4: an era of porns and prosper No, they led us
51:02
Speaker 4: into an era of beatings and fucking rape and also
51:07
Speaker 4: untrapped immigration.
51:09
Speaker 5: Good lord, could we have just done?
51:11
Speaker 4: Could we have that? Like maybe liberation, and not not
51:15
Speaker 4: even liberation, maybe just greater responsibilities and recognizing that there
51:22
Speaker 4: were greater responsibilities, that these things are not just rights,
51:24
Speaker 4: the responsibilities. Maybe that would have been better approach. Oh
51:29
Speaker 4: good lord, Okay, I think we should wrap it up.
51:34
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51:36
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Speaker 11: Men's right activists are machines, dude. Okay, they are literal machines.
52:31
Speaker 11: They are talking point machines. They are impossible to fucking
52:34
Speaker 11: deal with, especially if you have, like especially if you
52:37
Speaker 11: have like a couple of dudes who have good memory.
52:39
Speaker 11: On top of that, too, holy shit, you're fucked