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Black men Cease to be Black When it's Expedient, Hamilton Musical If Hillary Made It | HBR News 452 · Honey Badger Radio

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  This is HBr News number four fifty two. Black men cease to be black
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  when Expedient Hamilton musical If Hillary Made It where we discussed the news of the
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  week and give it the Badger treatment. Hello, everybody in welcome to Honey
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  Badger Radio. Hope you guys are doing well this week and that you're laughing
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  at all of this absurdity so that you are not consumed by it. I'm
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  your host, Brian and I am joined by, as always, my lovely
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  co hosts, doctor Randa mccam and Hannah Wallin. We have a great show
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  light up for you guys this week, so please be sure to continue the
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  conversations both in the chat as well as the comments section. On this week's
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  HBr News, We're going to be discussing a woman who is driven to a
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  murderous craze caused by the eclipse. That deserves a woman moment driven to it.
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  You know that there's going to be some stupid female comedian out there who
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  is going to capitalize on this by telling everybody that all women everywhere are always
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  on the verge of a murderous rage anyway, because of yeah, the patriarchy,
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  because of men. Yeah, they're always driven to it, especially in
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  countries where they're allowed to drive. Colored countries don't allow them to drive,
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  and will also be that she's all joking about it, but she'll really be
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  saying yeah. And we'll also be talking about the recent spate of random women
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  being punched in New York City and what it really means despite what it looks
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  like, Hillary Clinton has produced a Broadway musical about the suffrage movement. And
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  more so, stick around, it's going to be a good time. Yes,
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  more or less with the New York City story, but this is us talking
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  a little bit about what's happening in Australia and it is entitled What's really to
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  blame for the Sydney stabbings? Psychologist doctor Jessica Taylor expert, and she writes,
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  I can tell you that attacks like these are rarely random, unpredictable,
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  unrelated and unpreventable. Real monster, same fucking week. No, the real
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  monster here is misogyny. So we're gonna be looking that at that and hoping
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  right. With all of that out of the way, we're going to start
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  with a little bit of a follow up story. So let me see if
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  I can find my write up here. I think this is it. So,
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  the FBI has opened up the criminal investigation into the Francis Scott Keybridge that
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  collapsed last month after a barge color lighted with a support structure. According to
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  reports, the boat lost power briefly before colliding with the support structure. Six
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  people were killed in the collapse. The FBI and a statement wrote that quote,
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  the FBI is president aboard the cargo ship Dali, conducting court authorized law
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  enforcement activity and did not have any additional comments. I just really want to
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  quick talk about how hard it is to find a space to hold my vast
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  amounts of trust and faith in the FBI absolutely, unquestionably and totally not sarcastically
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  certain that they will come to a conclusion and there will be absolutely nothing political
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  about it and it will just be perfect. Yeah. We talked about this
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  three weeks ago while it was still breaking ish, uh when when all we
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  could ascertain was the suspicious motion of the boat in the in the seconds leading
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  up to the collision. And I did indeed find myself sort of skating around
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  the rim of what might be called a conspiracy theory, only to go so
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  far as asking a few questions as to what on earth the explanation is for
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  the boat making such a hairpin turn in the precise direction of the bridge column
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  in what seemed like a direct defiance of the law of inertia. Yeah,
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  and you know what would help clear that clear up this mystery, the black
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  box. Only we could take a quick glance at the recording, as is
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  customary and indeed is the whole point of a black box. Are we sure
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  we have the whole thing? Are we're sure they are in a couple of
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  minutes missing censored? Nah, that wouldn't happen. We should build the bridge
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  out of the material used to build a black box, because I understand black
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  boxes are indestructible. Like, why didn't Why didn't we think of that?
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  Apparently it was, for the most part recovered, and according to the reports
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  from all the mainstream media articles I could find, what happened was they dropped
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  the anchor. Oh did they? They dropped the anchor right under the bridge
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  where it's guaranteed to send the vessel circling around on the spot, inevitably crashing
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  into something. Well, that was a bloody silly idea, wasn't it.
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  Or a bloody deliberate idea. That's a reasonable expimation for how it might have
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  happened, But it leaves wide open the question of why it happened, and
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  on that point, Ockham's razor and Handlan's razor find themselves in an impromptu sword
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  fight. It seems the simplest explanation is malice, and it's only now that
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  the FBI has deigned to conduct an investigation. Is its us space lepers were
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  out here three weeks ago going oh, that looks us. Something looks us.
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  I'm not saying it's necessarily domestic terrorism, but maybe someone should look into
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  it just in case it is. I suppose that's why they didn't look into
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  it. I guess there's a tradition in the FBI now that it stands for,
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  following Biden's instructions, that if something is noticed by the wrong people first,
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  the protocol is, well shit, Now we have to not notice it.
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  Now we have to call them conspiracy theorists and spend three weeks pretending nothing
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  happened. Three weeks is about as long as it takes for the normis and
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  the Commies to forget what happened and stop caring. I suppose it is technically
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  our job to investigate domestic terrorism, perhaps in the pursuit of preventing it in
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  the future. But let's face it, that has to take second fiddle to
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  our main job, which is breaking the spirit of the American people and undermining
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  the truth whenever it might to pertain to the interests of the afore mentioned American
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  people. So yeah, don't be surprised when when they tell you, yeah,
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  we investigated it and it turns out Maga did it. Yeah, really,
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  it's it's it's Christian nationalists that did it. The crew of apparently Indians
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  and Ukrainians who did this. There are Christian nationalists and Maga Grandma's Yeah,
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  we started arresting anyone in the street in the vicinity of Baltimore who happens to
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  be wearing a red hat just in case. All right, good job onward
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  Christian soldiers or whatever you are. Oh can you see sorry wrong anthem,
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  whatever the black one is. It's hip to the hips or whatever. Britannia
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  rules are raised. Now stop what you're doing, because I'm about to ruin
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  the image of the style that you're used to all look funny. Sorry,
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  that should be it. I would sing it. It's more like the same
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  song though. Yeah. Anyway, so yeah, I understand that, like
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  comedies on Twitter were losing their minds about the FBI investigating because they didn't want
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  to feed into what they're calling a narrative that this is like the reason this
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  happened had something to do a DEI. People are just like sort of reacting
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  to their pattern recognition of like things that have been happening with trains and planes
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  and automobiles. They're just kind of like taking it to the next logical step.
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  But I would like to know what the cause is at least so that
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  we can, you know, try to prevent it in the future. But
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  well, basically Mike said mostly what I was thinking about saying about this.
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  So it is good that they're looking into it, but I don't suspect we're
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  going to learn much from it. So says I once got busy in the
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  Burnking bathroom. He gets the reference. Whatever they do learn, though,
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  they're they're certain certain to spin it faster than whoever is at faults fund that
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  ship. Mm hmm. Yeah, Well, like I said, it'd be
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  nice to know. I mean, this is it is really strange that a
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  lot of this stuff is happening now, and it makes you wonder, you
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  know, it makes you wonder things that make you go hmm. Biden becomes
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  president, suddenly everyone is incompetent. Mm hmm. All right, anyway,
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  we're gonna move on to next story. This was just a quick little follow
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  up. We'll see what happens, you know, because obviously the FBI never
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  lies, and we will obviously learn the truth about this whole thing. But
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  in the meantime, Meredith g sent us five bucks and said, HPR News
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  four fifty two honey for the Badgers. I also got another super chow yesterday
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  at one twenty seven in the morning, and I'm as well, just read
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  it. I can't display it, unfortunately, from coffee Emoji who gave us
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  five dollars and then five dollars. I think one was for the fundraisers,
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  so thank you, and he said, good morning women, our children,
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  thank you for that. I disavow. All right, you can disavow,
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  but I've been talking to pro abortion advocates and I can't disavow that. I'm
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  sorry. It's I got. I had people in our comments section. I
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  think from a stream I uploaded yesterday. Well, we Alison and I did
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  a stream on Sunday. We're responded to Jordan Owen remember that voice blast from
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  the past and he went on this complete like crazy TDS tirade, and I
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  had to respond to it because I knew that, like Allison wasn't going to
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  rebuke it with the same fervor that I was going to. But in that
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  there was he was saying that when you know, he wants women to be
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  able to just get abortions like whenever, like unquestioningly, and he was joyful
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  in it, right, his only problem his only for women. No,
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  I know, I know that's what I'm saying, but like here's the thing
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  that's the narrative, right, And he was also saying that, like his
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  only problem with the abortion discussion is that the Satanists are like bad optically for
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  it. So he was like, yeah, the Church of Satan probably shouldn't
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  be talking about they you know that that for them, abortion is a ritual
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  right, so they can sacrifice the babies to Moloch or Bapha matter or whoever
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  it is. And he was like, yeah, that's bad optically, it's
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  you know, And but that was it, And I said, can we
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  even like talk about whether or not this is a good like a good idea
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  period, like before we get a we can get into financial abortion for men
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  we've talked about that, and I don't want to make this into abortion show
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  because we're not talking about that today. But but I basically just said,
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  you know, this should be handled in an objective way and we cannot center
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  women. That's the problem with the abortion discussion today. It is centered on
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  women, and it should not be. It should be centered on the unborn,
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  like we have to figure out what, like what are the rights of
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  the unborn. And this guy spurred down in our comments section, and he
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  know, he literally said that this discussion is settled because George Carlin did a
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  good bid on it once. That was his logic, and I was like,
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  dude, George Carlin is he is a comedian. He's also the original
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  redditor. I mean he is Reddit in human form on a stage ranting about
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  curse words. Big part of it. Here's the problem with centering women in
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  the abortion discussion, all right, nobody really does that. When people say
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  they're centering women, they're not. They're not centering women's welfare, right,
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  They're not centering female accountability, which is the greatest tool in your toolbox for
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  success. They're not centering women's health because if they were, they would be
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  discouraging women from from using abortion for birth control instead of using other forms of
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  birth control that don't involve abortion, because there's chemical things that happen to your
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  body when you are pregnant and then suddenly you're not, and it's one of
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  the reasons why miscarriages are unhealthy and why you need medical care after a miscarriage.
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  So they're not centering women, right, They're centering feminists feelings about women,
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  womanhood and entitlement. And that's so it's bullshit when they start making the
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  conversation about women and rights. That's it, you know. So there you
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  go. That's that's my whole take for the day on abortion. Yeah.
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  So anyway, I'm just basically saying that I feel your pain, Hannah.
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  But we have to move on to the next story. So let us know
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  what you guys think about this one in the comments and let's get into it.
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  So, speaking of MAGA, so a curious phenomenon has started in New
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  York City. Multiple women have taken to social media to report that they or
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  someone they know has been punched, usually in the face. While none of
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  these attacks have been serious so far, it has raised the question of why
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  vast majority of the punching seems to be committed by men and with little to
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  no contact with the women before the incident. All of the incidents. Of
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  all of the incidents, three have been the best documented. TikTok user Hailey
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  Kate took to the platform to tell her over one million followers about how she
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  was the victim of an unprovoked sucker punch. In the now viral video with
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  over forty million views, Kate describes the attack stating, you, guys,
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  I was literally just walking and a man came up and punched me in the
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  face. Oh my god, it was so bad. I can't even talk
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  in that I've watched the video. No, no, I mean, I
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  believe that she did get punched in the face, but that's not the story.
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  In the following days, a man would be arrested with an interesting history.
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  In the past several years, stora has attempted to run for city council,
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  mayor, and governor, losing every time. Storra is also no stranger
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  to controversy, as multiple videos of him can be found online. These videos
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  often depict his rather aggressive political campaigning style, in which he loudly confronts potential
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  voters and sometimes even stalks them, especially if they are female. There is
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  no word currently if he is the one behind any or of the other high
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  profile assaults. Another story follows a sixty eight year old Irene taliam Boris as
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  she was exiting Saint Demetrius Greek Orthodox Church in Briarwood. As Irene exited the
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  building, a sixteen year old dressed in all and wearing a face mask approached
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  her. It turns out the teen was stalking her ever since she exited a
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  local bank. Seeing an opportunity, the teen knocked her down the stairs outside
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  the church, took her purse, and then stole her car. He was
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  arrested shortly afterwards. The teen was also responsible for another robbery just three days
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  prior, but was let go soon after. The teen has a record of
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  nine arrests so far, eight of which were robbery arrests. Tali Ambori Boris
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  suffered a fractured skull and suffered memory loss for several days after the mugging.
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  The teen, whose name is concealed due to his age, attempted suicide while
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  in police custody, but was not successful. At the famous Grand Central station,
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  a thirty year old man viciously attacked a nine year old girl with an
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  unprovoked random assault. Jean Carlos Zarzuela was arrested in charge with assault after punching
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  a girl traveling with her mother to the face and running away. Just like
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  the other attackers mentioned, Zarzuela is not a first time felon. Less than
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  a week prior to the attacks, Zarzuela was arrested after breaking a fifty four
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  year old woman's nose. This attack also occurred at Grand Central Station and was
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  unprovoked. He was released just five days after the assault. As it turns
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  out, as Zarzuela is something of a known quantity at Grand Central Station.
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  Brooke Gabo, who works at the station, stated about Zarzuela, he fake
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  swings at people sometimes, but I guess he's like actually swinging at people now.
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  MTA communications director Tim Minton stated, it doesn't make any sense that this
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  guy should be back in a public space where he can attack others, especially
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  chilled now. But before anyone gets anything else, I have to say,
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  guys, you guys remember when this happened to Rick moranis right? Oh yeah,
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  they can't remember how long ago it was, but we covered it on
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  the show. The incident was caught on camera, no less, some random
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  guy was just walking past Rick Moranas just suck punched him in the face.
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  For another reason, it's funny how, among all this awful happening to women,
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  just out of the blue, somehow, the only man to whom it
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  has ever happened is Rick Morales. Isn't that weird? Isn't that strange?
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  The one guy who's ever faced such hush and chaotic, violent treatment just so
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  happens to be a beloved celebrity who made it into the news. Why it's
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  a coincidence of epic proportions. By now, you'll have noticed the dropping penny,
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  and it didn't have far to drop in the event that you think about
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  it for a second. Yet this happens to men all the time since time
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  immemorial, not just trans men, not just gay men, not just men
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  of a protected race or religion, and not just beloved celebrities. Any given
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  man of any given sub category faces this risk anytime they walk through a city
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  minding their own goddamn business. As long as there are violent psychopaths wandering street
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  who just feel like sucker punching anyone they think they can get away with sucker
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  punching, because everyone knows, even violent psychopath know instinctively and by experience,
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  that you can and will get away with punching a man, even a random
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  man, even for no reason whatsoever. When this happens to men, what
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  do those men do as a result of such an attack? What can they
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  do? They get up, they dust themselves off, they carry on walking,
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  and no one gives a shit. It's like the Iliyah song. Yeah,
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  even if they wake up in the fucking hospital the next day, no
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  one gives a shit. They sure as fuck don't upload a video to TikTok
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  going Oh whoae is me? I got randomly punched by a stranger for no
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  reason? I mean they can, sure they can try. Maybe they do
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  all the time. Maybe, but their TikTok video will show as hell not
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  go viral. It won't be, you know, carefully catalogued by the media
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  or the old alternative media and edited together with all the others, and broadcasts
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  to the world as a breaking news story that everyone's expected to be shocked and
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  outraged about, because no one gives a shit. Why would they? It
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  happens all the time. Either, people don't realize it happens all the time
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  because they never hear about it, because no one gives a shit, or
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  they do realize it happens all the time, they just don't give a shit.
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  After all, It's just men, as people so frequently like to say.
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  As people take pride in saying men need to be punched in the face,
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  don't they It makes them real men. It's a good thing. As
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  a matter of fact, it's not happening enough. And then I have the
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  goal to go online and say I disagree with that statement, and in response,
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  I get all manner of cunts going yeah, but nobody really says that.
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  Nobody really says men to be punched in the face, And if they
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  do, they don't really mean it. Surely, oh don't they. I
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  suppose it's a massive coincidence that men are constantly getting punched in the face and
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  no one gives a shit. It's happened to me, by the way,
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  and not just a singular sucker punch. I've I've been walking home, minding
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  my own business and been battered about the face in a flurry of punches from
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  a yes, and you know what, I didn't go home thinking wow,
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  Now I feel like a real man. I'm so glad that happened. Yeah,
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  no to believe it or not. No, it kind of just fucking
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  sucks. Yeah it does. And now I'm supposed to give a shit that
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  it's finally happening to women. After centuries of flooding the world with people who
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  think it's perfectly admirable to punch men, We're supposed to do a shot Pikachu
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  face when a handful of those people get it into the heads that it's also
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  okay to punch women, just just like you flooded the world with people who
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  think it's admirable to mutilate male genitals, and then you turn around and throw
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  a fucking wobbler when anyone somehow gets the idea that they can mutilate female ones
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  as well. Fuck yourself, Go fuck yourself. You want my sympathy,
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  you want any of my sympathy, then give me some of yours, Give
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  me any of yours. No, no deal, Okay, we will leave
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  it there, shall we? Good day, milady. I doff my fucking
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  cap to you. Enjoy the world you created. I will be right here,
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  hunkering down in a dark room, playing video games and watching porn I
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  if I don't watch I don't even like porn, but I'll watch it just
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  to spite you. Fuck it, I'll watch gay porn. Then you won't
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  even get paid. You know. It's truly bizarre about this news story,
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  is how And it's interesting because, like usually, they will try not to
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  give away the game, right, they will try not to be so obvious,
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  so absolutely fucking obvious that you know, the punch line is miles before
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  the joke in this story, it is it is miles before the joke.
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  You can see by the middle of the second story there that they're just stringing
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  together completely unrelated instances of crime that are happening and making out like there's some
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  sort of a pattern to them. There is absolutely no pattern to this.
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  People get punched, men and women, in the commission of crimes or by
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  crazy people or for other reasons, all over the country every day. This
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  is the United States of America. We beat the hell out of each other
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  for fun. Okay, some places more often than others. And I would
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  just make a note to anybody wanting to try this out, try in a
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  small town first, see what happens. But in any case, these these
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  men, these three men that have been highlighted here seem like totally well adjusted,
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  normal average guys. Right. Oh wait, no, no they're not.
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  There was something wrong with every single one of them, and quite a
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  bit of it seems to have been mental health. Right, yeah, like
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  that that obviously cannot be translated into gosh, guys are just this way,
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  can it? But somebody will try to do that. We'll hear that from
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  feminists. They'll see a story like this and they'll be like, Oh,
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  it's just because their men. Men do stuff like this all the time.
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  It's a male thing. But y'all remember or the Knockout game, right,
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  they didn't target well yeah, well no, that's still that still goes on.
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  Yeah yeah. And and as in terms of robbery, they're gonna target
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  the most vulnerable person who isn't going to hit them back, who isn't going
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  to make it difficult for them to get what they want and get the fuck
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  out of there before somebody comes along and arrests them or beats them for trying
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  to steal somebody's stuff. That's that's the way that works. They target people
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  who look weak. When I was a kid, my great aunt, my
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  mom's aunt got tackled and dragged down the street by her purse, which was
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  wrapped around her wrist by a high school kid who had just joined a gang,
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  and that was his payment. He was supposed to steal her social Security
• 26:59
  check and bring it back to whoever assigned him the task. And you know
• 27:06
  he got caught because she didn't let go of her purse. The reason that
• 27:11
  I had my candy wrapped around my wrist the night of the Halloween mugging that
• 27:18
  I always tell about on or close to Halloween was because of that incident.
• 27:25
  Right. He didn't target her because she was female. He targeted her because
• 27:30
  she was old and weak, and being female probably made her look weak too,
• 27:33
  And that is that is what criminals do. I've been knocked over in
• 27:37
  a strong arm robbery. I have had been threatened with knives, have been
• 27:41
  threatened with guns twice actually, and I've been in the building shortly after coworkers
• 27:52
  have been threatened with knives and guns. That's they target people that they can
• 27:59
  get, get one over on and get the fuck out of there. Robberies
• 28:03
  in places like convenience stores take less than five minutes. They shove the gun
• 28:08
  in your face. You give them the money they go, they don't want
• 28:11
  to still be there when the cops show up. If the cops show up
• 28:15
  right, and then if you're on the street, it's even faster if they
• 28:19
  don't have to confront you. If you've got something hanging off of you,
• 28:22
  like a purse, they just grab it and run run right on down the
• 28:27
  street. And you only get punched if they think they need to do that
• 28:33
  to get your stuff, or if they're crazy. And it just blows my
• 28:38
  mind that this writer was so stupid as to give away the game. Every
• 28:48
  time you hear a news story about the pattern of violence, or the pattern
• 28:56
  of knife violence, or the pattern of gun violences, and especially in the
• 29:02
  United States, remember this. When they say pattern, what they're really saying
• 29:10
  is it doesn't matter if all of these incidents are completely unrelated. The people
• 29:15
  have nothing to do with each other. There is no conspiracy, There is
• 29:18
  no thing that is causing all of this that can be traced back to one
• 29:25
  single, unique cause. This is what happens when you don't stop crime.
• 29:33
  This is what happens when you create circumstances that lead to more crime, when
• 29:40
  you create hardship, when you create fear, when you create a lack of
• 29:47
  recognition of each other's humanity among people. When you create circumstances that lead to
• 29:52
  drug problems, when you create more poverty in a country that already has quite
• 30:00
  a bit, even even though we're actually quite prosperous here, then yeah,
• 30:07
  you get people doing shit like this when you take away people's ability to get
• 30:12
  health care, real health care. I'm not talking about abortion. I'm talking
• 30:17
  about being able to get treatment when you have a mental health condition, and
• 30:22
  not getting hassled by the cops for your medication, right, Not having a
• 30:26
  DEA come after you because other people might use your medication to get high,
• 30:33
  Not having a DEA come after you because your doctor upped your dosage, things
• 30:38
  like that. Right. The government is the cause of this, if you
• 30:44
  want a single cause, But it's not one action by the government. It's
• 30:49
  a whole spectrum of things. And each individual crime, each individual violent person,
• 30:56
  is going to have some of the things on that spectrum, not just
• 31:00
  one, not just two, at least a handful, possibly a dozen,
• 31:06
  possibly more that contributed to that crime. And until people start trashing articles like
• 31:15
  this, making fun of the writer for writing that stupid shit, like to
• 31:21
  their face, look at you, you conspiracy theorist. You're trying to make
• 31:25
  a pattern out of something that is actually very complicated and has nothing to do
• 31:30
  with conspiracy. We're going to still see this shit, and we're going to
• 31:33
  still see no effort at solving the multitude of problems that lead to these types
• 31:41
  of crimes, and we're going to see men being the people that get flushed
• 31:45
  down the toilet of this just absolute shit sewer every single time. There'll be
• 31:55
  men who wouldn't have committed crimes if a lot of these problems didn't exist,
• 32:00
  and now their lives, they've ruined their lives, and there will be mostly
• 32:04
  men who are victims of these crimes, and like Mike said, they will
• 32:08
  get treated like they don't matter, nobody will care. Might as well just
• 32:15
  flush them with the story. And that's pathetic that we can't do better than
• 32:20
  that. Yeah, yeah, well that's what my purpose in picking this story
• 32:24
  was. When so I heard about this stuff happening where women were getting punched
• 32:29
  in the face, and I believe Paul Joseph Watson did a video on it
• 32:34
  because he was trying to figure out like he but basically the he was asking
• 32:37
  the rhetorical question, you know, why aren't these women giving a description of
• 32:39
  the person who did this? And they didn't because the person who did this
• 32:45
  it might not be the same person. But all the people who did they
• 32:47
  described them as men. Yes, they described them as men, but they
• 32:51
  didn't but they didn't go further than that, right, And it came out
• 32:55
  later. Will least a person a man made of and I guess he was
• 33:00
  the person who was responsible for some of it, at least we don't know
• 33:05
  the extent of it. But he was a black man and this is a
• 33:08
  problem. So what we're looking at is a number of factors that contributed to
• 33:15
  this issue. One you had these these were probably the same women that voted
• 33:20
  for the government that put in place a bunch of these soft on crime laws
• 33:25
  which have absolutely devastated New York City. Not only that, but New York
• 33:30
  City because it called itself a sanctuary city. They got a bunch of migrants,
• 33:37
  which absolutely devastated the city even more, to the point where the Mayor
• 33:39
  of New York was even saying, this is going to destroy New York.
• 33:44
  But because of pride and their desire to virtue signal, they were like,
• 33:47
  we're saying it was all because anything to like essentially hurt the Orange Man or
• 33:54
  the people who support anything that could be considered, you know, adjacent to
• 34:00
  the Orange Man. Doesn't have to be the Orange Man, but just anything
• 34:02
  adjacent to it, right, And they are killing themselves in the hopes that
• 34:08
  those people that they oppose will be the ones harmed by it. They're doing
• 34:13
  financial damage through you know, like real estate seizures or whatever is what they're
• 34:17
  trying to do, which obviously will kill business in New York period because no
• 34:22
  realtor, no investor will want to work there. They went soft on crime.
• 34:27
  Now they are criminals everywhere. When a person does something criminal and somebody
• 34:30
  steps in that the like Daniel Penny did, he will be arrested. So
• 34:37
  they will persecute heroic men who are doing good things. And I talked about
• 34:42
  this on a show before. When we discuss the Daniel Penny situation, it
• 34:45
  is I think by design to essentially create a situation where men who would do
• 34:51
  good won't act or they will leave, like all the police who have essentially
• 34:55
  resigned, for example, people like Daniel Penny who have been arrested or others
• 35:00
  who have left, and the ones that will be left are the ones who
• 35:02
  don't give a shit, and so you're gonna be left with more criminal men
• 35:06
  then, you know, disproportion number, and men who would do the right
• 35:09
  thing unable to act because there's so much in their way, and also there's
• 35:13
  no desire because it's not appreciated, and so you get more of that,
• 35:16
  and then they will use that to blame men as a group, because the
• 35:20
  only men that are essentially acting in the world, or at least in there
• 35:23
  in the city are the ones that they refuse to arrest, they refuse to
• 35:27
  prosecute, and they essentially like will act out violently. And then when they
• 35:30
  do, and this is the best part, the same women that voted for
• 35:35
  these policies that supported defunding the police and all of that have supported were like
• 35:39
  essentially the soft on crime laws, they get assaulted by by violent criminal men,
• 35:45
  and they won't even say what they look like because they're more afraid of
• 35:50
  being called racist or at least being lumped in, you know, than actually
• 35:54
  doing the right thing. And they don't even like, they won't even do
• 35:57
  it to protect other women, because if they did, then maybe they can
• 36:00
  get that guy arrested, so he doesn't hurt anybody else. But no,
• 36:04
  they're they're so self absorbed with what people might think of them if they actually
• 36:08
  described the offender who did that to them, they will allow this to persist.
• 36:14
  And then when it comes out that a man has come forward and I
• 36:17
  guess he is responsible because he has like a make America Great Again flag on
• 36:22
  his wall in his apartment, they're like, Ah, that's it. That's
• 36:28
  what we're gonna use. And the escapegoat we're gonna deflect, and we're gonna
• 36:30
  say that the criminal men that benefit from all of the policies that we voted
• 36:37
  for though that there, it's a maga thing that happened. And now all
• 36:42
  of a sudden, the guy's no longer black, like they see that,
• 36:45
  Oh shit, we can we can unblack him, and we're not gonna We're
• 36:47
  gonna make him this And this brings me back to the thing I've been saying
• 36:52
  since like Black Lives Matter even started, which is the whole thing is about
• 36:58
  it has nothing to do with black men, because it has nothing to do
• 37:01
  with men, period. And these are only tools. They're just chess pieces
• 37:07
  that they move around to use to get power to control the narrative to essentially
• 37:14
  like manipulate people. And yes, this should be ridiculed into oblivion. It
• 37:19
  is ridiculous. And black men, you have to stop siding with these people
• 37:23
  because they do not care about you. And the first thing you have to
• 37:28
  do is abandon that black identity because that is killing you. It is literally
• 37:31
  killing you. So stop it. You know, be a man, not
• 37:36
  a black man. Just be a man. And I don't mean that in
• 37:38
  the you know, be a man way, like I mean like you are
• 37:42
  what you are, right, So anyway, that's all I want to say
• 37:45
  about that. I think that this is for me. The takeaway is that
• 37:51
  they will, like you will cease to be black if it's not convenient,
• 37:53
  and you will be black if it is. And that is it's got to
• 37:57
  be a pathetic thing to be attached to. So let me know what you
• 38:01
  guys, Yeah, go ahead to reiterate this. This was a gender issue
• 38:07
  long before it was a race issue. And I'm yes, centuries, I'm
• 38:12
  talking millennia. Yes, women decided that women were better than men and and
• 38:21
  from there on we got this idea that it's never okay to hit a woman.
• 38:24
  And by the way, you totally should hit men, it's good for
• 38:28
  them. And this went on for a shitload of time. And and then,
• 38:36
  in relatively recent history, the splinter groups of of of this feminist movement
• 38:45
  decided that black people are better than white people, and and and then and
• 38:51
  then it became apparent that even black men thought they were better than white women.
• 38:54
  And so black men started punching white women. And now they go,
• 38:59
  oh, where the that's weird how that happened. But but there's they're still
• 39:04
  not going, oh, maybe maybe we shouldn't have said that black people are
• 39:07
  better than white people. They can't they can't even do that, And they
• 39:10
  can't even begin to fathom the idea that they started with, the idea that
• 39:16
  saying women are better than men, like, and you think that they're not
• 39:22
  going to roll back the black people are better than white people think, because
• 39:27
  then they then that would put them on the trajectory to considering the notion that
• 39:36
  that maybe it was wrong to say women are better than men. Like I
• 39:39
  did that whole rant without mentioning race, because to be honest, it's peripheral
• 39:46
  to what it is. Yeah, it is, it is you know something
• 39:52
  else about this? Women uniquely feel entitled to feel safe walking down the street.
• 40:00
  And that is one of the reasons why women are more vulnerable, not
• 40:07
  because they're weaker, but because they feel entitled to feel safe walking down the
• 40:13
  street, and they act on it. And I wonder how many of the
• 40:19
  women that this has happened to We're on their phone until they you know,
• 40:25
  like fiddling with the screen and stuff, until they took a fist to the
• 40:29
  face, because you know, when you're not paying attention to your surroundings,
• 40:36
  that is a vulnerability. And I can tell you there have been multiple times
• 40:42
  where I've either been the driver or seen it happen. Vehicles going through a
• 40:46
  parking lot and some chick just without even looking, walks out in front of
• 40:53
  a moving vehicle. And there's been a couple of times where I've seen a
• 40:58
  boyfriend or a hud spend grab the back of a shirt and pull her back
• 41:04
  because she walked out when it was too late for me to stop my big
• 41:07
  ass van, and she got mad at him, what the hell is wrong
• 41:14
  with you? Like, how dare you save my ass from getting hit by
• 41:17
  a moving vehicle. I don't care if it was nine miles an hour,
• 41:21
  that would still hurt a vehicle that big, right. Sure, women don't
• 41:24
  pay attention to where they are and what's going on around them when they are
• 41:30
  out in public. So if you're raising a daughter, you want to raise
• 41:36
  her like a boy in terms of situational awareness, in terms of being aware
• 41:43
  out and about because the more we advance in the issues that we have,
• 41:52
  especially again here in the United States, we've gotten to the point where people
• 41:59
  really I can't say people really don't care about each other, but there are
• 42:05
  whole classes of people that really don't. Not everybody not all right, and
• 42:10
  so there is the increased threat and that entitlement never was right, but now
• 42:21
  it's also going to be gone. Yeah all right, Well, I got
• 42:27
  some super child to read, so I want to read those and then we
• 42:30
  will move on to the next story. So ZARANX gave us five bucks.
• 42:35
  Thank you, Zarynx, and he says you need to play the placeboing video
• 42:38
  featuring Doug Harber saying punch some people in the face walking about women being punched
• 42:45
  in New York City. Doug played a Russian in the extremely late Black Widow
• 42:49
  movie, and he grew up in White Plains, New York. He fits
• 42:51
  everything about a mega individual communists want to paint maga as and he includes a
• 42:55
  link, so I will show this really quick. Uh this was from ZANX.
• 43:01
  Thank you Zaras, and let's play it. I guess people in the
• 43:06
  face, people in the face, punch punch people in the face, people
• 43:15
  in the serious or all right, I'm gonna stop it because I don't know
• 43:31
  if we're gonna get like, uh, we might get a copyright, and
• 43:36
  Allison's gonna like lose her ship, So I will stop it there. But
• 43:40
  thank you Zaggs. I think we get the point. So then I got
• 43:45
  another super chow from Richard Beierre for five bucks and he says, is it
• 43:51
  me or do those TikTok videos have an oddly similar script, almost like they
• 43:55
  were written by the same person. The cargo ship happened to be running around
• 43:59
  for a mile before it struck the bridge that has some serious inertia for it
• 44:02
  to continue in motion while dragging the hole on the channel floor. Yeah,
• 44:08
  I don't know. Maybe. And then I got another super chow from Richard
• 44:13
  Pierre for five bucks and he says, the mother of the one, what
• 44:19
  is it? The mother of the one who pushed a woman down the stairs
• 44:22
  at the Church said how her son was such a good boy because he bought
• 44:25
  her a single rose and called her to tell her that he loves her from
• 44:29
  the stolen cell phone. Look, I'm not justifying obviously, none of this
• 44:35
  is justified, but like you know, we're looking when we see stuff like
• 44:39
  that, Let's be real, like this kid that was killed in Chicago,
• 44:43
  like literally in my old neighborhood, Humboldt Park. This recent shooting that they're
• 44:49
  trying to make into a big you know, like Summer of Love two point
• 44:52
  zero thing. That that problem, that's a problem that predates like that particular
• 45:00
  incident. But no one wants to have that conversation. They get offended when
• 45:02
  you say, well, you know, where was his father, what's going
• 45:06
  on with with his single mom? What's going on? What was his home
• 45:08
  life? Like? Why is the neighborhood like this like all these things?
• 45:12
  Why is it a food desert? Why are the riots like the reaction?
• 45:15
  And people don't want to address that, like they don't. I mean,
• 45:17
  I'm the bad guy when I bring it up, you know. Richard Beer
• 45:22
  then gives us five bucks and says count down to the next kiddie Geno verse
• 45:25
  starts now all right, thank you for all of your super child's and your
• 45:30
  thoughts. Let me know what you guys think about this one in the comment.
• 45:34
  We're gonna move on to the next story. Oh yeah, this one.
• 45:38
  This, this is a this is a classic woman moment. So all
• 45:44
  right, let's see here women. All right. So this is from n
• 46:00
  News and Los Angeles based social media influencer and astrology enthusiast Danielle Johnson, aged
• 46:09
  thirty four, was found dead last Monday after doing the unthinkable. On the
• 46:15
  day of the eclipse, Johnson posted several disturbing messages to her social media,
• 46:20
  including wake Up, wake Up, the Apocalypse is here, and claimed that
• 46:24
  the eclipse was the epitome of spiritual warfare. Later in the day, police
• 46:30
  claimed that she had an argument with her boyfriend, Jayleen Jalen Alan Cheney,
• 46:36
  no relation to Dick Cheney, age twenty nine, a US Air Force veteran.
• 46:40
  The argument then turned violent, as Jonathan as Johnson, the woman then
• 46:45
  proceeded to stab Cheney multiple times, leading to his death. She then moved
• 46:51
  her eight and nine year old daughters into her car before speeding off down the
• 46:53
  highway. After ramming through the gate of her apartment complex. At some point,
• 46:58
  she demanded her daughter's eggs of the vehicle, and when they refused,
• 47:01
  she pushed him out while her car was still moving. Whilst the nine year
• 47:05
  old remained safe and was able to be rescued. The eight year old was
• 47:07
  struck and killed by a passing vehicle. Johnson then took off down Pacific Coast
• 47:12
  Highway with speeds in excess of one hundred miles an hour. Around thirty minutes
• 47:16
  later, she would crash into a tree. She then was pronounced dead at
• 47:21
  the scene. LAPD Detective Lieutenant Guide Nolan said the following quote. The only
• 47:25
  witness we have for this crime now is the nine year old girl. There's
• 47:30
  just very little information we have other than there was a verbal altercation that turned
• 47:34
  violent and it ended in tragedy. You have this poor nine year old girl
• 47:37
  who has to live with this for the rest of her life. End quote.
• 47:40
  The surviving nine year old has been placed under the care of the LA
• 47:44
  Department of Children and Family Services. So solar eclipse did that, I guess,
• 47:52
  I don't know. I just have to wonder how long this woman was
• 47:59
  showing signs of instability before that happened. It just because well, she was
• 48:07
  an astrology social media influencer, and I think as was rising first. That's
• 48:13
  the first sign, right, yeah, the first sign of being a normal
• 48:15
  woman. Okay, I'm sorry, the woman is the first sign of instability.
• 48:24
  Honestly, that's gonna get in ruin. I I just it's objects moving
• 48:37
  in space that, sometimes from the viewer's perspective, across each other's path,
• 48:46
  and we only attribute anything spiritual or magical to it when it's really big objects
• 48:55
  in a lot of space, even though the same thing happens all the time,
• 49:02
  all day, every day with much smaller objects in much smaller amounts of
• 49:08
  space. This has never made sense to me, right, I mean I've
• 49:15
  joked about it. I've you know, done the whole rigormarole of oh yes
• 49:22
  I am. You know, people people ask your birth sign and I'll make
• 49:25
  fun of it. Oh yeah, I mean cancer. You might not like
• 49:29
  me at first, but I'll grow on you, you know. But what
• 49:32
  the fuck? Yeah? Yeah, I just what the ever fucking fuck?
• 49:39
  How you we knew the eclipses happened for centuries before this eclipse, and there
• 49:49
  will be eclipses later and yeah, like there's gonna be more and somewhere in
• 49:54
  space where you can't see it. There is an eclipse happening right now from
• 50:01
  our perspective between two objects floating in space. It's just there's they're much farther
• 50:07
  away from us than the Sun and the moon. So for people to go
• 50:13
  crazy over this shit, it's it's it's ridiculous, it's cartoonish. And then
• 50:20
  the horrible thing is this this kid, this child died over something completely and
• 50:30
  utterly cartoonish. It may be fun for people to do the whole conspiracy or
• 50:37
  not conspiracy, but you know, apocalypse today, thing online, Oh,
• 50:42
  this latest thing, this new thing is a sign of the apocalypse. This
• 50:45
  latest new thing that's perfectly explainable is a sign of the apocalypse. The apocalypse
• 50:52
  is gonna happen next Tuesday. The apox apocalypse is gonna happen next Wednesday.
• 51:00
  When you take it that seriously, when you lose your shit over it,
• 51:06
  like when people are doing shit like this over it, you know, it's
• 51:09
  not that people shouldn't be playing this arg it's not that people shouldn't be laughing
• 51:16
  about this stuff and enjoying the stuff. It's that there should be repercussions for
• 51:22
  taking it seriously before it gets to this point. If you're making a living
• 51:30
  or just getting your income, making a name for yourself, taking that shit
• 51:37
  seriously. If it's your job, or it's even resembling a job, other
• 51:43
  people should step in and keep an eye on you. There is something wrong
• 51:47
  with people who make this a major, serious part of their lives that dictates
• 51:55
  what they do, and dictates what they think, and dictates how they feel,
• 52:00
  and dictates whether or not how they panic. It is literally just gravity
• 52:07
  working. Child died because gravity works, and her mother went crazy because gravity
• 52:15
  works. If this is a whole different scale of what Jordan Peterson means when
• 52:22
  he says clean your room. If you if you can't even get control of
• 52:28
  your room, if you can't even bring order about in your own fifteen foot
• 52:34
  by fifteen foot space, then you have no business going about trying to clean
• 52:40
  up the entire planet. And if you can't even clean up your entire planet,
• 52:45
  then you have no business trying to clean up the Sun or indeed any
• 52:49
  other star or astrological body. But that's let's let's not pretend for a moment
• 52:55
  that that was actually this woman's excuse, well was her excuse, but it
• 53:00
  wasn't her reason for doing this, it was it was it was it was
• 53:07
  the the phenomenon she pointed at so that she didn't have to pay attention to
• 53:12
  what was going on in her life. Obviously she was about to snap,
• 53:17
  like regardless of what else, what else was going on in the world.
• 53:21
  This was an extremely mentally unwell woman for whatever reason. Like it might not
• 53:30
  even have been for legitimate reasons. She might have just been a healthy woman
• 53:35
  who was who was fed absolute nonsense about how she's a victim and there's oh,
• 53:39
  she needs to devictimize herself by killing everyone else is maybe she was mentally
• 53:45
  ill, maybe she wasn't, But this, you know, let's let's let's
• 53:50
  let's not believe for one second that she actually did this because of the eclipse.
• 53:53
  She did this because she wanted to do this, and the eclipse was
• 53:58
  her excuse. And that's about all I have to say. And I only
• 54:04
  thought of it just now. Apart from that, I because I always have
• 54:08
  difficulty mustering anything insightful or funny to say about shit like this. Even I
• 54:15
  struggle to find humor in something as dark as killing a man and a child
• 54:22
  and then killing yourself. But for anyone who's wondering why we so often do
• 54:28
  stories like this of female criminals of such caliber, and we so infrequently cover
• 54:36
  instances of male perpetrators of similar crimes. If and when a man does something
• 54:43
  like this, you wouldn't need us to fill you in on the details.
• 54:49
  It would be all over the news. It would be the perfect distraction from
• 54:53
  whatever the news doesn't want you to know about at the time, and at
• 54:59
  the same time, it would be the perfect example of the narrative that the
• 55:04
  mainstream news would love to flood you with as often as they can. The
• 55:09
  fact that you so rarely see such stories of men doing this kind of thing
• 55:15
  would insinuate that it just doesn't happen all that often, And the fact that
• 55:20
  we do find stories of women doing this at a surprising frequency should perhaps make
• 55:27
  you wonder what the ratio is in real life, as much as it can
• 55:31
  be ascertained, I for one, had no idea that this happened until today
• 55:38
  when I looked into the discord and discovered that Mike j had written it up
• 55:43
  for us. So yeah, by all means, do pay attention to the
• 55:47
  mainstream media, because you can be sure that they will let us know as
• 55:52
  and when any such brutal family slaughters are carried out by a man, especially
• 56:00
  a white man, and as part of a balanced diet, do stay tuned
• 56:06
  to Honeybadger Radio and we'll let you know when yet another such crime is carried
• 56:10
  out by a woman, and you can assess the prevailing ratio as you see
• 56:16
  fear hashtag not all women. Ob I'm not even going to attribute anything to
• 56:23
  toxic femininity, as composite as it might be. We're just we're just here
• 56:30
  for the ratio, to balance the ratio, to put another pin in the
• 56:36
  conspiracy theory map. Yeah, as it is, draw your own conclusions.
• 56:43
  Well, I mean the I think the purpose of it is to kind of
• 56:45
  like you know, like shatter the pattern. I guess, like you know,
• 56:51
  people, if people only look at the news and they're trying to figure
• 56:53
  out patterns of violence, they're only going to be shown the men because that's
• 57:00
  convenient and because it's useful to the narrative, and they this just sort of
• 57:05
  like puts a crack in it so people say, oh, well women can
• 57:07
  do these things too, you know, just like just like the last story,
• 57:12
  whereas like you know, when they they're going to take something that should
• 57:15
  simply, you know, not necessarily have anything attributed to it, but they're
• 57:22
  going to try and attribute something to it, and we're going to try and
• 57:23
  break that and say, wait a minute, now, it doesn't mean what
• 57:27
  they're trying to claim because they want to alter the way you see reality.
• 57:31
  They want to alter reality through the way you view it. They have they
• 57:36
  can't create something from nothing, so they look for stuff that's happening in the
• 57:39
  real world. They find something that fits, and then they maybe they have
• 57:44
  to reframe it, and then they give it to you like that, you
• 57:45
  know, and we're here to say, maybe we can't catch it every time,
• 57:50
  but we're here to say, hey, look it's not that simple,
• 57:52
  you know. That's it Like this isn't this isn't scapegoating women. This is
• 57:58
  simply saying women are also capable of these things. And in fact, a
• 58:01
  lot of times women do this to children, but it very rarely makes the
• 58:07
  news, or at least when it does, it somehow has nothing to do
• 58:13
  with her being a woman, not that it necessarily is, but that becomes
• 58:15
  like the least important detail. So there's like a hierarchy of what of what
• 58:21
  they want you to focus on that they're trying to construct. And when I
• 58:23
  by they, I mean the media and activists and intellectuals, et cetera.
• 58:28
  And then there's like, you know what what should be is just like here
• 58:30
  is what it is, right and you can conclude what you want, do
• 58:36
  your own research. Whatever doesn't bother me. So anyway, let us on
• 58:38
  what you guys think about that one in the comments. I don't thieve there's
• 58:40
  any more super channels. Let's get onto the next story. This is my
• 58:44
  favorite one. This is this is my favorite. Okay, so this is
• 58:51
  my new So you guys probably heard this, but this is my least your
• 58:57
  least favorite. You guys probably heard of Hamilton, right, So what if
• 59:01
  Hamilton the musical, which basically takes the Founding Fathers, turns the whole thing
• 59:07
  into a musical and replaces all the Founding Fathers with like non white dudes because
• 59:09
  haha, isn't that weird and quirky and funny? Imagine if Hillary Clinton made
• 59:15
  that? Well that's what we get here. So new musical suffs springboards off
• 59:21
  Hamilton and Hillary if Hillary Clinton made it? China Taube's musical Suffs, which
• 59:27
  is short for suffragettes or suffragists. I don't know suffragettes. I think it's
• 59:31
  set to open on Broadway with Hillary Clinton making her debut as a producer.
• 59:36
  Inspired by the women's suffrage movement, the show has been in development for years
• 59:40
  and gain momentum after Clinton's concession speech following the twenty sixteen election. So the
• 59:45
  moment she lost the election, But what is it like eight years ago?
• 59:50
  Almost? I guess they started this project. Clinton, who has personal connections
• 59:55
  to the themes of the musical, sees it as an opportunity to to highlight
• 1:00:00
  the importance of activism and progress in democracy. Production aims to resonate with audiences,
• 1:00:06
  especially during another presidential election year, reminding them of the ongoing fight for
• 1:00:10
  equality and the need to uphold democratic values. Clinton reflects on her own voting
• 1:00:16
  history, recalling her first vote for Hubert Humphrey in the nineteen sixty eight election.
• 1:00:22
  That was like against Richard Nixon, because that's relevant amid a turbulent political
• 1:00:30
  climate. She emphasizes the significance of every generation's contribution to maintaining the ideals of
• 1:00:36
  democracy. SI. Massive, overwhelming. SI, I'm sorry, but this
• 1:00:49
  is pathetic. Like she's she's just never going to get over it. It's
• 1:00:54
  going to go on forever. She'll just keep finding new ways to whine about
• 1:01:04
  losing. And this is the latest one, and I'll bet there will be
• 1:01:08
  references in it to that just sigh. Oh my god. It's yeah,
• 1:01:22
  go ahead. And so it's not going to be accurate, right, and
• 1:01:25
  of course not. It's going to be a victim narrative. It's going to
• 1:01:30
  make it look like the people who tried to keep women from having voting rights
• 1:01:36
  were men. It's going to make it look like the privileged class that was
• 1:01:42
  fighting, you know, as in blowing up mailboxes and shit, the terrorists
• 1:01:49
  that were the suffragettes were effective. Or it's going to look like the privileged
• 1:01:55
  class here in the United States that had all those racist things to say about
• 1:02:01
  black men getting to vote before white women, that they were something good when
• 1:02:08
  in reality they were pretty much irrelevant. They were window dressing. The Uniparty
• 1:02:17
  wanted women to have voting voting rights because they would forever vote for big government,
• 1:02:24
  and look at where it has gotten us today. Mm hmm. But
• 1:02:30
  yeah, like I said, so, SI Seffs is a all female led
• 1:02:37
  creative team, including writers, Seffs tells the stories of the imperfect yet impassioned
• 1:02:43
  women who change the face of the women's suffrage movement. And they have a
• 1:02:47
  song about being a bitch and they talk about there's like I don't want to
• 1:02:52
  play anything because we'll probably get dinged for it. But there are songs that
• 1:02:59
  playfully to talk about killing their husbands, and it's you know, it's it
• 1:03:02
  is what you expect it to be. But it's also like really like strangely
• 1:03:08
  elitist, Like who the hell goes to Broadway musicals anymore and pay sixty dollars
• 1:03:15
  seventy dollars a ticket. I don't see like, you know, poor women
• 1:03:20
  or lower class women going to this thing. So who is this ford?
• 1:03:23
  It's just like for sex in the city, addicted, like fucking manhattanite type
• 1:03:29
  women that basically like, you know, drink wine on Saturday morning. I
• 1:03:34
  say, the same people who agitated for the female vote. Yeah, the
• 1:03:37
  same yeah, exactly, exactly, Yes, So I don't know, I
• 1:03:45
  go ahead. I wonder if there will ever be a point in history which
• 1:03:51
  it's at all socially or professionally expedient to produce a musical or a play or
• 1:03:58
  a movie, or even a song or a poem that actually tells the truth.
• 1:04:02
  Yeah, not exactly about the Suffragette movement. Oh yeah, I mean
• 1:04:06
  it's something mainstream, something that perhaps college students will ever study in English class.
• 1:04:12
  Will we ever have the occasion to clear out all the poison ivy of
• 1:04:17
  the last hundred years and reveal the ugly reality of what was a domestic terrorist
• 1:04:26
  movement that blu shit up and threatened everyone as it sought to create a two
• 1:04:30
  tier class system, a two tier legal system of first and second class citizens,
• 1:04:38
  that was handed everything it demanded within a few short years and proceeded to
• 1:04:44
  plunge the Western world into a century of darkness and counting. It feels like
• 1:04:50
  wishful thinking of me. It feels almost radical to even imagine such a future
• 1:04:58
  in which people come to their senses and come to terms with what really happened,
• 1:05:05
  Because once people are setting their ways, you can't get through to them.
• 1:05:11
  The boomers are long since married to this delusion. Yeah, and it's
• 1:05:16
  an organized marriage. They'll never snap out of it, and neither will gen
• 1:05:21
  X. To be honest, they like to think of themselves as this anomalous
• 1:05:26
  void in an otherwise downward spiral, but you can't deny it. Gen X
• 1:05:30
  fell for it as well. At Klein and Sinker, it was their job
• 1:05:33
  to teach the Millennials not to fall for it, and evidently they failed.
• 1:05:39
  The Millennials ushered in the most insane generation the world has ever seen, and
• 1:05:45
  Gen Z appears to be no better apart from the outliers. They're outliers in
• 1:05:51
  every generation, but they are always few and far between. So if there
• 1:05:57
  ever will come a time, if there ever will come a generation that can
• 1:06:01
  truly see the West for what it is, a once glorious achievement that has
• 1:06:06
  been laid to waste by the likes of Hillary Clinton, then it won't be
• 1:06:14
  until all the Boomers have died, and all the Gen Xs have died,
• 1:06:17
  and the Millennials have died, and possibly the Zoomers as well. That pattern
• 1:06:23
  suggests that would it would be naive to assume that Generation Alpha will be any
• 1:06:29
  different. I'm just I'm squinting my eyes as much as I can, and
• 1:06:34
  I can't even imagine what the world would look like. It really looks like
• 1:06:41
  no one alive today will ever know a world that isn't prostrating itself to this
• 1:06:48
  make believe, this hopeless maelstream of simps and thoughts that knows nothing but cucking
• 1:06:56
  itself to this guynocentric nightmare. And given what else could happen in the next
• 1:07:03
  three or four generations, I can't help but think this is it, guys.
• 1:07:12
  This is the end of an empire. Our only hope for a future
• 1:07:15
  is is if we can acknowledge that all this is happening because of missonry and
• 1:07:24
  feminism. By look around me, and everyone's helplessly distracted by the trans bullshit
• 1:07:31
  and the race bullshit, and the religion bullshit, and the immigration bullshit in
• 1:07:35
  the World War III bullshit, and they look at it all and they go,
• 1:07:42
  we need to protect the women. I think we're doomed. We've been
• 1:07:51
  sat here for ten years trying to get it through to people, but they're
• 1:07:55
  not listening. They don't care. They would rather simp themselves to death.
• 1:08:00
  Then so much as prick open a pinhole camera into the walled off sarcophagus of
• 1:08:10
  of of Western civilization and of this the specter that we might call female responsibility,
• 1:08:17
  and they'll just they'll just stare directly at the giant bay them off of
• 1:08:24
  institutional missonry, and they'll just pretend there's nothing there. The light will continue
• 1:08:30
  to bend around it, like the gravitational lensing of a galaxy cluster's worth of
• 1:08:35
  dark matter. Like they'll they'll mock Hillary Clinton. Sure, they'll mock a
• 1:08:42
  stupid little stage musical, but then they'll they'll trot on home to their state
• 1:08:47
  shackled marriage. They'll punch their sons in the face a few times, and
• 1:08:53
  they'll then they'll complain about all the bad men that they're permitted to complain about,
• 1:08:58
  and that's all they'll do, and their once great civilization will die with
• 1:09:02
  a whimper because they were all too polite to truly hold women accountable for anything.
• 1:09:11
  I mean, I'll be dead by then, obviously, so you'd think
• 1:09:15
  I wouldn't be worried. You'd think I'd be less worried than the people who
• 1:09:21
  are supposed to be raising children into this doomed wasteland. But for some reason,
• 1:09:27
  I'm more worried. I'm more concerned about the future than the warl eyed
• 1:09:31
  masses of bobbleheads who think they're going to live throughever through their children. Well
• 1:09:36
  it's yeah, it's because of the black pill folks. It's because my diet
• 1:09:42
  contains a healthy amount of black pills. This seed oil diet of white pills
• 1:09:48
  and blue pills is what has led you all sleep walking into this disaster.
• 1:09:55
  You thought it wasn't that bad. You thought the dreaded MRAs were eating.
• 1:10:00
  You thought the dreaded red pillars were exaggerating. No, even they were downplaying
• 1:10:08
  it. The future is black, folks, It's not pitch black. There
• 1:10:13
  are subtle tints of red and blue in it, little nuggets of gold and
• 1:10:19
  silver pills. But you can't keep pretending it's gonna be fine. It won't
• 1:10:26
  be fine unless you can dig down deep and actually challenge this ingrained religious certainty
• 1:10:35
  you have that tells you women are better than men and should be treated better
• 1:10:40
  than men. It's not the truism you think it is. It's not even
• 1:10:45
  true. It's never been true. And I don't expect anyone to listen.
• 1:10:50
  I'm just gonna keep babbling this shit until I die. To that I will
• 1:10:56
  drink Salu Chin chin KEMPI loan shit. All right. Well, with that
• 1:11:05
  said, I guess we will move on to the next story. Let us
• 1:11:08
  know you guys think about this one in the comments. I did get a
• 1:11:10
  super chow from Richard Berre. I suspect that it takes. If it takes
• 1:11:15
  eight years to make this musical, it's probably gonna be shit because that sounds
• 1:11:20
  like a lot of hands in a lot of pots and a lot of rewrites.
• 1:11:24
  But you know, I would like to see Hillary Clinton make an honest
• 1:11:27
  he's being an honest musical. Maybe she could make one about her life and
• 1:11:30
  it basically be Sweeney Todd. But anyway, So Richard Bierre gives us five
• 1:11:36
  dollars and says, what is the projected remaining lifespan of the cast of this
• 1:11:42
  musical? Well, I don't know. They're they're like middle aged lesbians,
• 1:11:46
  I think, So how long do lesbians? What's a lesbian lifespan of?
• 1:11:51
  Like? Oh? Well, I mean, if Hillary Clinton's paying for it,
• 1:11:55
  you know, damn well it's the government. But anyway, listen,
• 1:12:00
  you guys think about this one in the comment section, and we're gonna move
• 1:12:02
  on to the final story. So Belle Delphine now has made a sex doll?
• 1:12:12
  Can you believe it? On April third, twenty twenty four, something
• 1:12:15
  monumental and unexpected happened in the world of sex dolls. That's right, Top
• 1:12:18
  OnlyFans, model and original simp Queen Belle Delphine supposedly released a custom sex doll
• 1:12:25
  of herself. Over the years, the gamer girl sold many strange and viral
• 1:12:30
  things online, such as her bathwater to millions of her drawing simps, Yet
• 1:12:34
  she never released something that I know many people have asked for something that seems
• 1:12:40
  so obviously related and potentially successful, like a sex doll. Well, that
• 1:12:45
  time has finally come. Today on x that's when this article is written,
• 1:12:48
  Belle Delphine promoted a customized sex doll of herself, which you can only order
• 1:12:55
  by messaging her on OnlyFans. There have been many Belle Delphine doll tempts in
• 1:13:00
  the past, such as custom makeup jobs from Sino Doll and Silicon Lover's Bell,
• 1:13:04
  but never anything official. But is this official? Knowing Belle Delphine's history
• 1:13:09
  of trolling and controversial to antics, this raises many questions such as is this
• 1:13:14
  actually a custom made Bell Delphine doll? Is it actually for sale or just
• 1:13:17
  a marketing hoax. Because the photos are limited, I can't really tell if
• 1:13:21
  it's a custom doll or not. Most likely it might not be a custom
• 1:13:27
  doll. Whatever the case may be, we have. Now this is the
• 1:13:30
  thing that I think that is mostly interesting about this. So I am not
• 1:13:35
  I'm a weirdo, I guess because I know that like in this space,
• 1:13:41
  a lot of a lot of men who are miked out or whatever, they
• 1:13:45
  talk about how they can simply replace women with dolls because their whole point is
• 1:13:50
  not to give women money but instead by a sex doll. Now the women
• 1:13:57
  are making sex dolls of themselves, so if you buy them, you are
• 1:14:00
  still supporting women. Are you gonna do this or are you gonna find another
• 1:14:05
  way? Because like, I'm sorry, but to me, this is pathetic.
• 1:14:13
  You should not be like at all interested. Now men will buy it,
• 1:14:16
  I know, because Belle Delphine remains like an extremely popular OnlyFans s bought
• 1:14:25
  online the simp queen as they call it, and there are a lot of
• 1:14:30
  like relatively prominent voices or at least were like turdflinging monkey who bought his own
• 1:14:34
  sex doll, and he gave his sex doll her own Instagram page, and
• 1:14:40
  she appears and streams with him, or at least used to. I don't
• 1:14:42
  really follow his content, and I don't think it is a viable solution for
• 1:14:47
  men. I think that they should save their money. I think they should
• 1:14:50
  focus on other things. But you guys do whatever you want. That's fine.
• 1:14:54
  But I thought it was really funny that Belle Delphine saw the writing on
• 1:14:58
  the wall. But she is kind of when it comes to business, and
• 1:15:00
  she was like, well, if I make a sex all of myself,
• 1:15:03
  then I can make a lot of money. She literally has her ad right
• 1:15:09
  here. Ever wanted to f me, now you can almost f me.
• 1:15:13
  I'm selling my very own customized sex toy, including my own clothes and warn
• 1:15:17
  panties. It's basically me but less annoying, and there is a link.
• 1:15:23
  So she is selling herself literally. And the thing is is that like if
• 1:15:30
  men buy this, they perpetuate this. Women are gonna do shit like this,
• 1:15:35
  but men have a choice too. This is a market. You don't
• 1:15:39
  have to go along with it. But anyway, I just thought it was
• 1:15:41
  funny and ironic and really weird. So that's it. Belle Delphine has her
• 1:15:45
  own custom made sex doll. So anybody have thoughts on that. Surprised this
• 1:15:50
  didn't happen sooner? And honestly, when it comes to the whole sex doll
• 1:15:58
  thing, I don't care. Like most of the time it's I know some
• 1:16:04
  people think of it as taking advantage of men, but men do not have
• 1:16:09
  to buy these dolls. And some people think of it as an insult to
• 1:16:13
  women because reasons, I guess, But the doll actually looks like a real
• 1:16:20
  woman, so it's not really insulting to women, like I think it's insulting
• 1:16:28
  to men that women fuck disembodied penises made out of silicone, Right, That
• 1:16:33
  might be a little bit more insulting than an entire person appearing item, But
• 1:16:43
  I as far as this goes, this is just very smart marketing on her
• 1:16:48
  part. And yeah, there's gonna be guys that would buy that in a
• 1:16:54
  heartbeat, and there's gonna be guys that will get mad because other guys buy
• 1:16:59
  that and heartbeat. And the main thing that I would say is that it
• 1:17:04
  isn't shameful for men to have interests. It's not shameful for men to want
• 1:17:13
  to use something that's not a real person to fulfill those interests. And it's
• 1:17:19
  also not shameful for men to say no, I'm not going to do that.
• 1:17:27
  And I don't. I don't know that I would. I would categorize
• 1:17:30
  this as anybody taking advantage of anybody else. Obviously, you're not going to
• 1:17:38
  believe you're in a relationship with Belle Delphine if you are using a doll.
• 1:17:44
  It seems rather different than the previous behavior that I've criticized in terms of like
• 1:17:54
  OnlyFans thoughts where they like to get guys to the girl and yeah, give
• 1:18:00
  the girlfriend experience. Well and all that Belle does do that too, And
• 1:18:04
  why wouldn't she do a combination of those things that I would criticize her for.
• 1:18:09
  That I would say is bullshit, you know, pretending to be somebody's
• 1:18:13
  girlfriend when you're not. And I have a friend who went through that with
• 1:18:19
  He thought he had a strip of girlfriend, and he really believed that right
• 1:18:25
  up until she started posting engagement picks with her actual boyfriend. And you know
• 1:18:32
  that it wrecked him for a while. You know, it's not a it's
• 1:18:42
  not a innocent thing at all. You know, it's it's actually quite malicious.
• 1:18:49
  But I don't know, I genuinely cannot. There's two things that people
• 1:18:56
  get really heated about. One of them is sex, and I don't give
• 1:19:00
  a rats ass about sex dolls. And the other one is porn that is
• 1:19:09
  not like made by real people like AI porn, drawn porn, HINTI and
• 1:19:15
  stuff like that that doesn't involve like obviously it's still made by real people,
• 1:19:18
  but there's no people having sex. It's people running it or people like drawings.
• 1:19:25
  Yes, and people get really outraged about both of those things. I
• 1:19:30
  don't give I guess there is a third one. The third one is images
• 1:19:34
  and such that are considered lully that don't involve any real people in the images,
• 1:19:44
  Like, I don't care, right, there are people in the world
• 1:19:46
  that are actually being victimized. They're human beings that are being trafficked. There
• 1:19:51
  are people that are being forced to do things against their will. There are
• 1:19:56
  children that are being trafficked both for labor and for sex. Those people matter,
• 1:20:03
  right though, what, Yeah, those people are going through. Those
• 1:20:06
  people are victims, and that's something worth caring about, right If you want
• 1:20:13
  to, you know, have a fit about something and find an organization to
• 1:20:19
  give your money to that is doing something about the problem, focus on something
• 1:20:25
  like that, and who cares what whether somebody's sleeping with a hunk of silicon
• 1:20:31
  Now, Yeah, I don't think I consider the career to be respectable in
• 1:20:40
  the same way that I would if she was a nurse or a doctor,
• 1:20:44
  or a person who invented something that people really liked or needed, or created
• 1:20:50
  a great game that people enjoyed playing or something like that. But it doesn't
• 1:20:56
  matter. It's just, yeah, I think that we're paying too much attention
• 1:21:04
  to this chick and her toys and her attention getting schemes and shit, and
• 1:21:13
  the one thing that was really worth criticizing. She's not the only one doing
• 1:21:18
  it, she's just the most famous one, and that was the girlfriend experience
• 1:21:23
  thing, and I think that's what we should focus on and focus on criticizing
• 1:21:28
  and the rest of it. I just I can't bring myself to care,
• 1:21:36
  all right, fair enough? Yeah, Yeah, But Pille Delphine, whatever
• 1:21:42
  else you can say about her, is obviously a fairly shrewd business woman.
• 1:21:46
  Yeah. She has a keen eye for trends, not just following them,
• 1:21:50
  but innovating them with the bathwater and stuff. And I think what she's doing
• 1:21:57
  is getting out ahead of the inexorable AI future. She knows that she's not
• 1:22:03
  she's not long for this world. She's going to get replaced by AI bots,
• 1:22:09
  with which she cannot compete because she's a vapid airhead who cannot offer anything
• 1:22:15
  more substantial than an artificial intelligence. Computers have been smarter than her since the
• 1:22:21
  fucking eighties, So she's she's trying to leave her mark on the world while
• 1:22:27
  she still can. In five years from now, no one's going to remember
• 1:22:30
  her, but they'll they'll in the meantime, they will buy a physical facsimile
• 1:22:35
  of her while they still can, before they can't afford such luxuries anymore,
• 1:22:45
  and when the economy collapses, they won't be able to afford food anymore.
• 1:22:50
  But they'll still have their Belle Delphine doll. It will still work because it
• 1:22:56
  will still have a hole. You can it degrade a hole, and you
• 1:23:01
  just make it a bigger hole. You just pull it down tire or in
• 1:23:03
  yourself. It'll be hagod and dogged and cove it and spunk and fuck smell,
• 1:23:09
  but it'll still function as efficiently as Bell Delphine ever did. And that's
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  all they'll have, just like I still have. I still have my hema
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  An toys and my ThunderCats, and I can still shove them up my ass.
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  I hope you don't. They're probably worth something, but anyway, I
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  mean, it might be worth more if they've been off your ass though that's
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  true. You just have to market yourself like she does anyway. Yeah,
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  I mean, I guess like for me, it's like you don't do whatever
• 1:23:43
  you want with your money. I'm not saying this there should be banned or
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  anything like that, but I do think that what we're seeing is that,
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  you know, women are going to find a way to you know, profit
• 1:23:55
  from men's thirst. And I think that maybe there's a way that man can,
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  like, you know, subvert that. Anyway, let us know what
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  and a super Chow and then we're gonna go into the Patron Show right on
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  time too. By the way, Richard Bierre gives us five dollars superchow and
• 1:24:15
  says, well, at least it's not an Anita Sarkisian sex doll or Zoe
• 1:24:18
  Quinn doll for that matter. Well, I don't know if Zoe Quinn needs
• 1:24:21
  to be a doll, she seems available, or any of the SBI staff
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  as a sex doll. Yeah, no, gross. Thank you Richard for
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  that, and Senior Stix gives us a super chat and says, the first
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  lady to have a full fault a failed musical, maybe there is a first
• 1:24:42
  for everything. And Hillary Clinton's pretty good at failing, so that is possible.
• 1:24:46
  All right. Anyway, So now we are going to go into the
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  Patron Show and we're gonna look at this article. What's really to blame for
• 1:24:55
  the Sydney stabbings? Guess what, it's men. It's men hating women specifically
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• 1:25:39
  all that said, I did get one more super chat from zaranx. He
• 1:25:42
  says, if it was a Sarki doll, that would be a collector's item.
• 1:25:45
  Regarding her downfall, sorry, is that short for Sarkisian. She hasn't
• 1:25:49
  fallen if that's what you're talking about. She works in the industry now,
• 1:25:53
  buddy, she's married now to herself. Yes, yes, the perfect mate.
• 1:25:59
  She probably fights with yourself too a lot, but anyway, all right,
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