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Follow Up Week! Theranos Reduces Sentence, More of Nashville Manifesto Released | HBR News 459 · Honey Badger Radio

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This is HBr News number four fifty nine. Follow up week, Their Nose
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Produces Sentence more on the Nashville Manifesto release, where we discussed the news of
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the week and give it the Badger treat. All right, hello everybody,
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and welcome to Honey Badger Radio. I hope you guys are doing well this
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week and that you're laughing at all of the absurdities so that you're not consumed
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by it. I am your host, Brian, and I am joined by
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Mike. Hannah is not here right now. She We hope that she'll join
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us. It's soon and probably a tornado. Maybe she's dead. Yeah,
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Maybe maybe there's just a lot of flow. One of them's myself saying that
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all the time these days. Maybe they're dead. Just loads of people are
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just randomly dying these days. Maybe everything. Maybe it's just me Brian and
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the rest of the human race is dead. Maybe one of us is actually
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dead and the other one is maybe we've always been dead. Yeah, it's
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sort of an interesting spin on the whole. You know, we live in
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a simulation thing and we're all just like brains and jars that are all hooked
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up to a big so which means we're not. We're basically just electronic electronic
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impulses traveling through wires and sending images to each other. So we're all just
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We're all just one God imagining a dream into existence, and God, just
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God just suddenly got bored and I'm going to wake up now. Fuck this
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noise. Yeah, there you go. So anyway, with all of that
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existentialism out of the way, we're waiting to see maybe an will show up
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later. In the meantime, though, we do have a show oh lined
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up. I don't know if I were you want to add good or bad
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to it. I'm just gonna say a show. There is content on the
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horizon coming. We're gonna be discussing some new developments and some of the stories
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we've been covering before, like Elizabeth Holmes of the former CEO, the disgraced
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CEO of Fairnose and her sentencing. You might remember the mccloskey's. If you
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don't, you will be informed on this. Shortly their case was expunged.
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More on the Nashville Shooter's manifesto and more. Still, so stick around,
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it's gonna be a good time and be sure to join us afterwards for the
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us curate the content. I guess, so it's not bad, it's kind
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of fun or whatever. I'm still waiting for her to put videos out,
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lives. All right, So it's just Mike and I today, but we
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usually do we usually do fine with that. So we're gonna be looking at
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some stories, so let's get right into it. So first we have a
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follow up on Elizabeth Holmes's sentence. So Elizabeth Holmes, the founder of the
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failed blood testing company Faranos, continues to serve her prison sentence for fraud.
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Initially sentenced to eleven plus years in prison, which we covered on the show
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when it was announced Holmes has had her sentence reduced by nearly two years due
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to good behavior, moving her release date from December of twenty thirty two to
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August of twenty twenty thirty two. But now that's wrong. It's got to
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be twenty thirty, like thirty. I think she began serving her sentence at
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fs FPC Bryan, a federal prison camp in Texas, in May of twenty
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twenty three. Holmes's prison time can be further reduced through good conduct time and
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participation in programs such as the Residential Drug Abuse Program and those under the Federal
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First Step Act. These reductions mean she might serve just sixty six months of
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her original sentence. Holmes's case has drawn significant attention due to the dramatic rise
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and fall of Farnos. The company, once valued at nine billion dollars,
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claimed it could revolutionize blood testing with minimal sample sizes. However, investigations reveal
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the technology was unreliable and the company was involved in fraudulent practices, leading to
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investor losses of hundreds of millions of dollars. Holmes was convicted of multiple counts
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of fraud in twenty twenty two, and Fairanelse was shut down in twenty eighteen.
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The reaction to Holmes's reduced sentence is mixed, with some noting the irony
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given the massive fraud and loss of credibility she caused in the medical and investor
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communities. Never mind that she got like a TV show made about her by
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I was it a like I forget the actress's name, Big Eyes, Amanda
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Seafreed. I think so let me let I don't know, Mike, if
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you wanted to say, if you have any thoughts on this. I just
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thought it was a decent follow up. I haven't I wasn't here when you
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covered at last time, so I'm missing a lot of information. But I
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have to wonder how good behavior even affects your sentence When I think justice is
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is supposed to be retributiveive or whatever, or is it consequential like what does
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good behavior in prison mean? Does it mean you have shanking people? You
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know? Well in her case, in her case, it means she hasn't
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fraudulently tested anyone's blood while in prison. Yeah, so how does how does
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not shanking anyone indicate that if she gets out of prison, she's she's not
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going to fraudulently test anyone's blood anymore. Yeah. Yeah, Well it's sad
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too because Hannah's the one who shared this story, so I think she had
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some words, some words to say about it. But yeah, I mean
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it's just like a little follow up. She was. He's going to jail
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for a long time anyway, And I don't know that shaving a couple of
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years off is really a big deal or good behavior. And again, like
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if you're this is basically what white collar crime, right. So he's not
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in like a maximum security prisoner, so it's not like there's plenty of opportunities
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to misbehave. I guess she could end up getting caught up in some other
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scandal because I think I remember her working with a guy that she also got
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involved with. I may be remembering what was wrong. I apologize, but
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yeah, it was called the dropout that was the that was the the show,
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or maybe it was a movie. It was something on on on streaming
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networks that you could watch and it was a manta sy free playing this character,
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this woman, and I think it was it was fun. At least
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the marketing looked like it was, like, you know, this is like
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a girl Boss show because she's like this extremely she's one of the rare female
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CEOs. So not a good look though, all things considered, you know,
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But yeah, that's that's basically it. I don't really have much else
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to say. I mean, I guess we'll we'll see if there's anything else
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that happens. Yeah, I think that she Actually I do remember one thing.
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There was a guy she was with. I think he was like,
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well anyway she was, he was a co worker, and when they were
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going through the trial, she claimed that he was actually the mastermind and that
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he had her in his thrall and used, you know, used her,
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and that he's basically the one that should paid the penalty, but she was
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really the person behind it all. I remember her trying to play the victim
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during the court here. Do you remember that? Of course, that was
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like a big thing. Standard procedure any given woman is in any given man's
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thrall. She's the CEO, but she was probably in the thrall of some
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homeless guy who she kicked in the ball one day. She was in Trump's
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throw thrill should go Trump should go to prison instead of her. Yeah,
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and and and she and Hunter Biden can go party together as free citizens of
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the United States of America. We're not talking about the Hunter Biden thing.
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I guess it's great. I don't have it on the list because but we
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could like give it a mention if there's not much to add to it either
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other than my usual sort of black pill nonsense of this isn't good enough.
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It's a it's all a sham. We don't even like nobody cares about the
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gun charge. Yeah, that's like, you know, like that's not right.
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They care about the fucking high treason, particularly when it comes to the
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big guy. In fact, the gun charges is probably like one that I'd
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be willing to forgive because we have the Second Amendment. I don't want anything
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to like make that harder. That's one thing that I'm willing to just let
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go compared to you know, like like you said, the high trees and
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the prostitutes, the crack, you know, like the the video, mainly
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the hype. I'm mainly mainly kind of fine with the crack in the prostitute
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to be honest. There's a little there's a little bit of small libertarian in
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him and made this like have all the cracking prostitutes you like, Yeah,
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you're already hurting yourself. The high treason is kind of hurting everyone else.
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And it's not Hunter we want. It's the big guy, whoever that is.
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I don't know who the fuck is beat up Pizza? Who could beat
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up Pizza? Possibly anybody would be anybody. Well, anyway, let's you
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guys think about this in the in the comments. You know about do you
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know about the Elizabeth Holmes story and Fairhose and all of that, and what
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are your thoughts on that? So let us know what you guys think in
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the comments. We're gonna move on to the next story. I thought this
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was some good news. So you guys remember the mccloskey's, Mark and Patricia
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McCloskey. They were a Saint Louis, Missouri couple who waved guns at protesters
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outside their home in twenty twenty during the Summer of Love. The couple had
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filed a request in January to have their convictions removed, and Judge Joseph P.
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White granted the expungement, citing the intent to give people a second chance
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if they have rehabilitated. Mark McCloskey has demanded the return of the guns seized
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during his twenty twenty one guilty plea and has threatened to sue the city if
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they are not returned. The guns, a Colt Ar fifteen rifle and a
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Braiko three point thirty caliber pistol, were part of the vital of the viral
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photo of the couple during the Black Lives Matter protests following George Floyd's won't murder.
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The mccloskey's claim that they felt threatened by the protesters passing by their home
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and pleaded guilty to misdemeter charges, for which they were later pardoned by Missouri
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Governor Mike Parson in July of twenty twenty one. Despite the pardon, a
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judge ruled in December of twenty twenty two that their firearms would not be returned.
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The couple had also appealed to the Supreme Court, which declined to hear
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the case. Additionally, Mark mccostley ran for the state in twenty twenty one,
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but received only three primary boat Sorry, but yeah, by it,
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what the fuck is rehabilitated supposed to mean in this context? By the process
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of this pardoning, has it not been ascertained and confirmed that the mccloskeys did
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nothing wrong? So what is there from which to be rehabilitated if they did
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nothing wrong? I'm terribly sorry. I thought there was America, Are you
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not allowed to waive guns on your own property, especially in the event that
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you have like a single trespasser, never mind an unruly mob of them.
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They didn't. They didn't kill anyone. They didn't even shoot anyone. They
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didn't even fire a warning shot into the air. That would be a crime,
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a crime which Joe Biden is officially recommended, by the way, with
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a shotgun. No, these guys, I mean, they didn't even wave
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the guns. They they just kind of just held them. I guess the
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wife did kind of point the pistol menacingly. Yeah, in the in the
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general direction of of the aforementioned mob. But they both exercised reasonable trigger discipline.
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They did. They did exactly what guns are for in a domestic context
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brandished them, so they don't have to fire them. It's you know,
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it's just hippily hopperly, get off my property, fuck around and find out
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it's the cornerstone of the American dream, goddamn it. And if they didn't
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exercise their second Amendment right, so there's every chance that one or more stragglers
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in that unruly mob would have indeed approached their property and begun, you know,
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mostly peacefully destroying shit. And there's that famous clip of a couple of
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young guys filming one of those BLM mobs from their living room and giving them
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the thumbs up, and they were treated to two swift bricks through the window
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while they incredulously cried, we're on your side, We're on your side.
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Yeah yeah, yeah, No you're not. You're not. You're Americans living
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in America. And that's exactly what those mobs were hell bent on destroying for
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its own sake. No one was ever on their side. It was never
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about race, it was never about George Floyd, it was never about the
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police. It was it was about chaos, just a blind lust for power
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enacted through chaos. The issue is never the issue people. The issue is
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always the revolution. Yeah right, and mccloskeys just wanted to grill, and
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they were presumably interested in keeping their windows unsmashed, so they did the least
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they could do to defend their property and maybe even their lives. So okay,
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rehabilitate my ass. Rehabilitate these nuts. Give them their fucking guns back.
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If anyone's proven themselves to be worthy of bearing arms, it's these heroes,
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these patriots. And yeah, while you're at it, give them Hunter
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Biden's guns. I'm pretty sure it still has some. We just conveniently forgot
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them someway, probably absent mindedly left them in a gas station bathroom and you
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did it all the time, or on the reception desk of a local high
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school along with a golf ball sized rocker crack. Yeah, you want red
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flag laws, well you should have green flag laws as well, or just
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have green flag laws primarily have green flag. Government mobsters and their crime families
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should have their guns taken away. While you're aund it, they should have
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their fucking cutlery taken away and melted down into a smelter and reassembled into assault
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rifles to hand out to patriots like the mccloskey's yeah, and maybe you'll have
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enough malted metal left over for a cast iron griddle and give them another one
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so they can grill in peace and indeed in style. God bless America.
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I'm gonna be there on Saturday. By the way, Hey, welcome back
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to the land of the somewhat free, and please don't shoot me. All
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right, So we just wanted to give a quick update on that. Let
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us know what you guys think about this story in the comments, and move
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on to the next one. But I think it a super chat, so
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dollars super chat day, catch up women most affected, all right, so
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thank you for that, and then we're gonna move on to the next story.
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So we have an update, another update on the Nashville shooter. I
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like how these things like wait a very long time before we get updates.
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It's almost like people forget about these things and then we hear about it.
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So if it wasn't for Stephen Crowded, we wouldn't have had those first couple
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of pages last year. Bro, Was it last year? It was?
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Yeah? It was like it was at least six or eight months ago while
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back. Yeah. So another update on the Covenant School shooting. Over a
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year after the transgender school shooter, Audrey Hale entered the Covenant School in Nashville
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and killed three adults and three children before being killed by police. Do we
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now have more insight into her mindset? The local Tennessee media outlet obtained nearly
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fifty more pages of her journal slash manifesto. In these pages, she expressed
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extreme anger at her conservative Christian parents, as well as her general hatred of
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whites, which by the way, included herself. She believed she suffered undue
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harm as puberty blockers were not available to her as a child. She wrote
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about how she desired above all else to have a penis so that she could
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engage in sex with other women. These fantasies continued into real life, where
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she would engage in role play for hours, using stuffed animals to simulate sexual
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situations. There is still an ongoing court battle between the parents of the Covenant
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School shooting victims and the court system. To not fully release the rest of
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the journal slash manifesto. Not that we need much more. I don't know
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that there was going to be like a twist in here, but yeah,
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so we've learned more. And I don't know, Mike, I don't know
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if you want to say anything to that she should be called her the supreme
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lady of a certain someone would not allow to mention, do you know?
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I wonder if Nashville is currently being adorned with any of those delightful rainbow crosswalks,
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those state sponsored, taxpayer funded rainbow flag monuments that are popping up all
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over the place at the moment, what with it being June, I wonder.
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I wonder if any of the of the family or friends of the six
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people who were murdered, or the hundreds of people who were terrorized by what
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that emblem represents have have found themselves having to walk across it every day on
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their way to work or perhaps on their way to school. Can you imagine
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that? Do you imagine if your kids had been murdered by like a Confederate
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separatist and you had to walk through a parade of Confederate flags every day?
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You can't even keep your head down and solemnly stare at the ground, because
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even the ground itself is radiating a technical a reminder of the ideology that caused
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your family to get slatted. And if you if you violate that, I
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mean, even if you accidentally scuffed your shoe on it as you crossed it,
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you'd get arrested and charged with a felony, as is beginning to happen
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with teenagers on bikes. And so you've all seen the news, you'll know
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I'm talking about. Yeah, the phrase adding insult to injury doesn't even adequately
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describe it. It's adding totalitarianism to mass murder. And these people have the
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goal to tell us that the rainbow transflag just represents happiness and being yourself.
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You, No, it doesn't, It very very doesn't. It represents the
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literal opposite of being yourself. It's about being exactly what you're not, because
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what you are is a mistake. It's about being deeply, immobidly unhappy with
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what you are. It's about creating an artificial division between mind, body,
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and soul and driving a wedge between them and hommering that wedge deep into your
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brain and your genitals. And we're way beyond the thin end of that wedge.
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At this point, the whole thing, fat end and all, is
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embedded in our culture, and the blessed powers that be are doing nothing to
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stop it. On the contrary, they're just stripping away the splintered remains of
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everything but the wedge. And Audrey Hell is just a rare example of someone
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who has snapped under the pressure. By no means am I defending her or
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what she's done. But it's important to point out that the people falling for
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this cult of biological gnarcissism are indeed victims. They're just They're just not victims
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of heteronormative, white supremacist patriarchy like the cult leaders are telling them they are.
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They are victims of the cult leaders in question, the same cult leaders
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who, when you criticize their evil ideology, will deflect those criticisms and accuse
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you of hating trans people. No, deckhead, we hate you, the
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transactivists, the fucking feminist scholars sitting in the ivory tower of your abominable laboratory
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of junk academia, taking in millions of innocent, soft headed young people and
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turning them into ticking time bombs of brainwashed, self hatred. You've been doing
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it to two young men and boys for generations at this point, teaching them
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to hate themselves and making millions of victims out of innocent boys, most of
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whom vast majority of whom only harm themselves. But you know, maybe one
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in a million harms other people. But the difference is when, Yeah,
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when, it's when? When when men? When young men finally snap and
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do something tragic and horrific to do with Discord, And I'll go back into
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it, f F F not just me? Can you guys hear me?
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We should be got, we should be here, not just me. I
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mean it shows that I'm still transmitt. But for some reason, Discord did
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something. I'm coming back, Mike, hold on me now, I'm sorry
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you were I left? I dropped somehow Oh okay, how much you were?
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I forgot where you left. Honestly, it was like a minute,
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like maybe thirty seconds, you know that you lost me? Maybe even fifteen
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seconds? So you, Mike are there? Yeah? Yeah, yeah,
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I'm there. I'm sorry. Good, Okay, it happened to Discord,
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So so yeah, it's some well that, like I was saying, what
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they're doing with transci mnemonic says it cut out as you were saying, when
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men finally snap, So that's where that's what you were saying. Yeah,
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yeah, it's when when when men finally snap and do something tragic and horrific
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like these, like these match shootings, it's you'll you'll blame it on their
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masculinity. But when you do the same thing to yeah, these emptied vessels
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you call trans kids, you blame it on anything but the transgenderism, even
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when even when their extensive manifesto is the smoking gun, the actual smoking gun
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that has you bang to rights. Even when you have fifty pages of someone
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straight up confessing that your fucked up transgenderism led them to kill six people,
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you still don't blame it because because because you made it, you made the
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transgenderism. It's your weapon, your canvas, your finest art. So you
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find a way to blame masculinity again, and white supremacy and patroonormativity and whatever.
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You just drive the wedgin even further, even when you've had way through
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and it popped clean out the other end, and then and then you hammer
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it through someone else. I mean, it's words cannot express how evil this
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is. You know, I'm trying. The human mind cannot comprehend how evil
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this is. And yeah, I'm doing the best, but I feel like
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all I could do is skate around the periphery of whatever black hole of unhuman
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skullduggery is going on here. Even the people who are doing this can't comprehend
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what they're doing. All they can do is lie and gaslight to us and
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to themselves. All they can do is invert reality far beyond the point where
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they've forgotten what reality is. I mean, the word is demonic. It's
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it's not an exaggeration to call it demonic, because like I said, it's
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it's evil beyond human comprehension mm hmm. And our governments are worshiping it,
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government's gos, and our government medical facilities are worshiping it. And they're arresting
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us for not worshiping it. So I don't know. It seems like another
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good a good time for another alfera, does it? Let me let me
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get that up here for you. It doesn't just mean out at this point,
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it means demons out to be gone. It's it's it's it's like a
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prayer. It is a prayer at this point. From from now on,
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we should finish every prayer with alfera instead of at least it means something and
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and and and with that, I you have my time for the power in
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the glory forever and ever. Well. I I guess what I will add
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to this is is that Audrey Hale here, she was she went to a
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Catholic school. She was raised by religious parents. And I think that there's
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like a trope that goes with that that like these people tend to rebel because
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their parents were overly strict or whatever it is. But I'm not sure that's
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the case. I think that firstly, she was already troubled for whatever reason.
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Secondly, she learned about this stuff when she was in her twenties,
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so she was twenty eight years old when she went to the school and shot
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it up. She had gone to college and that's where she learned about transgender
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ism cweer theory, and that's when she decided, this is what I need
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now. She was troubled before that because she was having these fantasies or at
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least like this this, you know. And I think she was medicated as
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well, But I think that those are I think that the issue is is
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that what likely happened was we have someone who was vulnerable, which I do
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believe she was vulnerable, that was exposed to you know, this stuff in
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our schools and social media, et cetera. And why I believe that most
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people can be adults and like decide whether or not something is going to impact
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them. There are people who are weak to this stuff, and I think
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she was one of them. And it's just like Mike said, she like
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most of the time, probably most people can tune off the noise, or
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they know they can go to their parents that they could trust to help them
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navigate you know, this this whole queer malaise that's floating around that can trying
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to convince all of the young people that they're actually gay and that they should
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take hormone blockers or you know, or or puberty. You know. I
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don't know blockers, I guess, And I think that sometimes some people they
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get into that, maybe they get into it to different degrees. And I
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think she went all the way. And I think that she was conditioned,
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honestly to hate this country, to hate her parents, to hate herself,
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to hate women and men. Because she there's a lot that she writes about
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that and and this is how it comes out. So I don't know if
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I can make the argument that, you know, speech leads the violence,
31:03
but I wouldn't say that. But I do think that there is something very
31:07
dark and the fact that it's that they're trying to hide this from us,
31:12
whether it's because of shame on the part of her parents, which is possible,
31:18
but I think a lot of it has to do with the fact that
31:19
they don't want anyone to know how much harm this can do. And so
31:23
i'm you know, I learned. I think it was like some medical organization
31:29
recently did a press conference and they explicitly said that they do not recommend you
31:37
know, like what do they call it gender affirming care? I guess is
31:41
what is the latest buzzword du jour to describe it. And they're saying that
31:45
this is not something they recommend, they don't think they should be done to
31:48
kids. Then they never said it, said that it should be. And
31:52
I almost made that one a story, but I didn't do it because I
31:56
know that like talking about, you know, the transgender community or transgender population
32:04
and the whole subject, it's a bit of a sticking point for some people,
32:08
like you know, and me personally, I don't think it's I just
32:13
don't think it's the right solution for people's issues of identity or their gender or
32:20
whatever. I don't think that that is the solution. I think that the
32:22
requires a lot more time, a lot more introspection. And I think that
32:28
you know, if you don't do that, if you just like try to
32:30
affirm everybody, you're genociding people like you're like literally, you know, you're
32:37
going to kill off all the gays if you convince them that they're actually the
32:40
opposite sex, You're just gonna kill them all off. And and it's it's
32:45
just you know, not good. So but then you couple that with all
32:47
of this sort of like anti you know, Western self hatred, and you're
32:54
just gonna get destructive people like this. And I know that that stuff happens.
32:59
I mean it happens in spaces where there are women and men. Look
33:01
at all of the you know, these these like satanic and they're literally satanic.
33:07
I'm not saying that like in a wu way. I'm saying that there
33:12
are groups that that identify themselves as Satanic and they engage in things like suicide
33:19
rituals, mass shootings with like the goal of like getting themselves killed, or
33:23
they try to convince other people to do it who they see as vulnerable people
33:28
who are struggling, you know, with mental health issues, or they're they're
33:35
lonely, like in cells are often preyed on, for example, and they're
33:38
and they get used as and it's just to cause as much harm as possible.
33:44
It's not even about doing it for some political goal or some activist goal.
33:47
It's just like delighting in death and destruction. And that's just the reality.
33:53
There are evil people and they are using vulnerable people children to live out
34:01
or or just like add more evil to the world. So sorry for Audrey
34:07
Hale. It's a shame. But like if we can't, we should know
34:10
what's in the manifesto. We should know why these people do these things so
34:14
that we are more like able to like defend ourselves right to protect people.
34:20
So anyway, we should move on to the next story. And I don't
34:25
know if if my microphone sounds worse or better, let me know, because
34:29
I have a number of filters on it, but I don't like I know
34:32
that the air conditioner comes on and it's really loud, so I'm trying to,
34:37
like, you know, protect your ears from that background noise. Anyway,
34:42
So let's move on to the last story. So, originally I was
34:45
going to cover this thing about Trump, this rumor where I guess they were
34:51
saying that like somebody, you know, like could have gotten the case thrown
34:55
out because of they leaked something about the jury or whatever. But that turned
34:59
out to me fake, and I was like, oh, I'm not going
35:00
to do that, So instead I got this other thing, which I think
35:04
is related. It's about social media as well, and there is the there's
35:10
some interesting things about this phenomenon called love bombing. He has heard of love
35:15
bombing, correct, So love bombing you you never heard of it, Mike,
35:22
love bombing. No, it's it's a new well, it's a new
35:24
name for a concept I think I'm familiar with. I will get into that
35:29
well. Yeah. Yeah. So love bombing is like, it's a term
35:31
associated with Normally it was associated with dating, but now it's recognized by the
35:37
Crown Prosecution Service as a tactic used by domestic abusers. It is a form
35:40
of course of control, a psychological abuse method that manipulates victims into questioning their
35:45
self worth and autonomy. Autonomy perpetrators shower their targets with excessive affection, gifts,
35:52
and attention to establish a deep bond and dependency. Once this connection is
35:55
formed, they withdraw their attention, leaving the victim confused and for it to
36:00
regain the abuser's approval, thereby creating a cycle of emotional abuse. So I
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wanted to but here's the thing about love bombing that I wanted to talk about.
36:10
I think that this So this this article, I'll read the rest of
36:15
the write up here. This article is talking about love bombing in a dating
36:19
situation. But there is another kind of love bombing that I think is a
36:22
lot more how do I put this. It's a lot more prevalent, and
36:29
it's a lot more ever present online, and it's not between like, you
36:35
know, a couple. It is like more of a woman thing. And
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I'm going to get into that in a second. So, love bombing involves
36:43
overwhelming someone with an attention and gifts, which are then withdrawn to manipulate the
36:47
victim. The CPS now includes it as a recognized tactic in cases of course
36:52
of control. Signs of love bombing excessive gifts, constant compliments, over communication,
36:57
about future plans like marriage and children, and the abusers needingness are common
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signs victims often feel the relationship is too good to be true. The impact
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this form of abuse leaves victims feeling confused, fearful, and trapped. It
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creates a dependency that makes it harder to recognize and escape the abuse of behavior.
37:13
Public and professional insight experts highlight the insidious nature of love bombing, stressing
37:17
that while it may appear romantic, it is calculative manipulation. Tactic reactions and
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insights professionals in domestic abuse advocacies, such as Rebecca Goshak from Solace Women's Aids,
37:30
emphasize that love bombing is manipulative rather than romantic. Social media has amplified
37:35
awareness of this phenomenon, with the love bombing tag gaining significant attention on platforms
37:39
like TikTok. Legal authorities like CPS Chief Crown Prosecutor Kate Brown stressed the importance
37:45
of understanding and prosecuting course and behaviors including love bombing, as part of a
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broader domestic abuse case or abuse cases. By raising awareness of love bombing as
37:55
a form of abuse, authorities and advocates aim to help victims recognize the signs
38:00
early and seek the necessary support to break free from such manipulative relationships. So
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here's what here's what they miss. So this is what the article talks about.
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Love Bombing is something that especially young girls due to each other on the
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internet all the time. And I think that it is where women, young
38:19
women get a sense of like it distorts their view of reality. So like
38:23
you constantly girls will constantly tell other girls how great they are. They'll say,
38:29
you're a ten, I'm a ten, We're all tens. You know,
38:31
you're you deserve the best. I just saw there was a viral video
38:36
of this girl on TikTok saying that she wants a man like that, she
38:40
should have a man with blue eyes, a trust fond, six feet tall,
38:45
like all that and that all you know, and they'll tell other girls
38:49
that that's what they deserve. I think that it's harmful because this is where
38:53
you get these women online, especially young women that are you know, maybe
39:00
their average and attractiveness, maybe they're overweight, maybe they have like other issues,
39:05
but they're told, like overwhelmingly over and over that they're perfect and everything
39:09
else. And it actually does it does not It doesn't do a good job
39:13
of preparing them for the real world. And I you know, I think
39:17
that it ends up doing a lot of harm. And a lot of times
39:21
the people engaging in the love bombing, they are not doing it for those
39:25
women that they're doing that too. They're doing it for themselves. They can
39:29
say, look at me, I'm such a good friend because I support my
39:32
friend unconditionally. And I think that, you know, when we talk about
39:37
the oftentimes when the media talks about online abuse, I don't know how else
39:46
to put it, like online negging or whatever, they almost always frame it
39:51
as something that men do to women, and it is and no matter what
39:55
it looks like, it's always framed as something that men do to women,
39:59
and and it's always only negative, right, So I think that what gets
40:02
missed is that, first of all, and I've said this many times,
40:07
social media is basically call of duty for women. They are constantly engaging in
40:12
intersexual competition, and that means criticizing each other. I mean, we've even
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seen it happen on the Senate floor. I don't know if that, like
40:20
if social media did that, but like, you know, what is it
40:22
Like Marjorie Taylor Green got into it with AOC and some other woman whose name
40:28
I don't remember, and they ended up getting getting into like all kinds of
40:31
personal attacks. So yes, that happens, and it happens most of the
40:36
time. Women who experience online harassment experience it from other women, almost like
40:42
the majority of the time. But there's another aspect of it too, which
40:45
is the love bombing thing, which I think also does its own kind of
40:50
harm. I don't know if you guys agree with me when I say that,
40:52
but this is something that I see, and what it does is I
40:54
think it sets these women up to fail because it gives them the idea that
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they're that like they can do no wrong. They like, like, men
41:05
don't do this, you know. I was talking about it with Lindsay.
41:07
We were walking the dog and she was telling me how she had been love
41:10
bombed when she was younger as well, and and I was like, yeah,
41:15
I don't even know what that's like, because men don't do that to
41:19
each other. If anything, it's really hard to get compliments from men because
41:23
they feel like you have to earn it. And I think in a way
41:27
it's a good thing. I don't know so because I would rather have to
41:30
work for something. What were you going to say, well, men don't
41:36
do it to each other. No, I mean I have a similar but
41:40
parallel and reputations. Okay, because when I was reading through this description of
41:47
what love bumming is, attention, excessive gifts, constant compliments of communications,
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is anyone else thinking, well, I'm thinking we have a word for it,
42:02
simping. Yes, it's because not to the letter and the spirit the
42:06
word for word definition of simping, except it's being framed in this case as
42:10
a form of abuse. Well, that's an interesting way of looking at it.
42:15
I would have thought, as simp is closer to a victim of abuse
42:20
than a perpetrator of it. But essentially it's neither. No one's forcing you
42:23
to simp It's something you do when you're weak and stupid. But by that
42:29
same measure, it's not abusive to stop simping. I mean, the narcissistic
42:37
count who's taking advantage of you will almost certainly call it abusive the moment you
42:40
stop simping. It's just five dollars, But that doesn't mean it's the case.
42:47
It's actually it's funnily enough, it's actually rehabilitation, actual rehabilitation. So
42:55
when you finally manage to kick a bad habit that as destructive to yourself and
43:01
enabling to a narcissistic cunt, if anything, it should be commended and celebrated
43:09
when you stop simping. And I suppose it's hardly surprising that a Crown prosecution
43:15
service would consider it a crime to rehabilitate yourself from a simping habit. It's
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it's not the simping that's the crime. It's the not simping, or that,
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or that no longer simpingen. Once a woman is has become accustomed to
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such a standard, something very often spoken about in divorce courts and framed in
43:38
that way. And much like if you if you let a woman live in
43:42
your house and eat all your food and use all your ship, take endless
43:46
advantage of your good nature, and you do this for long enough, the
43:51
government will declare you common law married. It's this is an actual thing in
43:58
Canada and several other countries. And now you're legally required to let this woman
44:04
continue squatting on your property forever. Kind of like if you discover an endangered
44:08
species in your backyard, you're not just forbidden from killing it. You're forbidden
44:13
from not doing everything you can to keep it alive, even while it's eating
44:20
your face and giving you a brand new variant of lime disease that's unknown to
44:23
science. Yeah again, this is what governments do. They fucking hate you.
44:29
They own you, and they own everything you do. But at the
44:32
same time, they resent you for being alive, and they will only put
44:37
up with your wretched existence if you work yourself to death on their behind.
44:40
All I can really do is stay at the obvious. Just don't simp in
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the first place. I mean, it is a no brainer from every angle.
44:50
You will not be thanked for simping. You will only be laughed at
44:54
and disrespected and trodden all over like the doormat you are. And yet you
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will believe you will be legally prosecuted as a domestic abuser if you ever stop
45:07
doing it. It's a it's a tarp, gentlemen, and it's it's not
45:14
even a subtle trap that's carefully buried under a layer of dirt in the woods.
45:19
It's a it's a giant neon sign in hoop earrings and booty shots,
45:24
singing an ear blasting siren song of I Am a fucking trap. And but
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by trap, I don't I don't mean trap. I mean I mean,
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I mean sometimes it is a trap. By all the accounts, traps are
45:38
the worst kinds of traps that I mean. They are considered the very top
45:44
of the endangered species list despite their currently ballooning population. About whatever, funny
45:51
how it all comes together, isn't it? Between all the stories demons,
45:54
demons everywhere, and some somehow I need to be here to tell people not
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to simp for demons. I have such a weird job. Well, it's
46:07
a weird world. Why wouldn't I have a weird job. You're listening to
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tribe and all of that. I was just gonna say another another way that
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this like love bombing thing manifest too is like well on social media. One
46:22
of the ways that girls, young girls are groomed into turt transitioning to being
46:30
boys is that they are love bomb every step of the way by like adoring
46:36
you know, people who don't really know them on social media that shower them
46:38
with compliments to get them to do things like, you know, cut off
46:44
their tits and take hormal blockers, and it happens. I've seen videos of
46:49
women that will go well, young girls like girls, you know, at
46:52
least like post post breath puvescent girls that will go through the process because there's
46:59
so many people cheering them on every step of the way. And like the
47:02
more let's say criticisms there are of trans you know, uh transsurgeries and hormone
47:12
blockers and gender a firming care. The the stronger the love bombing comes.
47:15
Because the girls that involve themselves in this, they feel like they're really fighting
47:21
against some system. So this can have disastrous consequences. And and this this
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you know, they're not talking about that, they're just talking about the men.
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And with on that side, Yeah, I agree with Mike, like
47:34
it's it's basically just simping, which is like it comes from I think a
47:39
place where those men think that this is what women want. But yeah,
47:45
it's I don't think it's a good idea. Again, don't don't mess around
47:47
with demons, all right, So let me look at your super chats.
47:52
I think at a super chow as well. So Meredith g gave us five
47:54
dollars, Thank you, Meredith and says, uh HBr New four fifty nine.
48:00
Love bombing is associated with narcisists. By itself, it's not abuse.
48:05
Love Bombing is the way an abuser and snaries a victim and gets the victim
48:08
addicted to the abuser. But the other part of the abuse is isolation than
48:13
devaluation. Then you love bomb the victim again to hover them back into the
48:15
abuse cycle. Yeah, I agree with that, and I think that's it,
48:20
but I'm my My point ultimately is that for one, it's it's not
48:24
to the benefit of the person being love bombed. For two, it's often
48:29
to satisfy the abuser the person engaging in it, but it's not always for
48:32
their personal satisfaction, like they're trying to get something out of that person.
48:37
But a lot of times it's just that. Well, also so they can
48:38
feel like they're good people. Virtue signaling as love bombing essentially. Oh hey
48:44
Hannah, and hey, I'm sorry, I'm so late. That's okay,
48:49
sorry, we're we're like wrapping up here, so it's it's all good.
48:52
I was having some technical issues in the beginning, anyway, Are you okay?
48:57
Yeah, I'm fine, I'm fine. Go no, No, it
49:01
wasn't a tornado. It was. It was an overabundance of courtesy. Ah,
49:12
sounds like I love bum That's what we're talking about. By the way,
49:16
if you want to, if you if you got to, Yeah,
49:21
I love bombing. Yeah, love bombing as abuse. So so there was
49:25
an article talking about how love bombing is being recognized by the This is like
49:34
a British thing, right, the Crown Prosecution Service as a tactic used by
49:38
domestic abuser as a form of coercive control, a psychological abuse method that manipulates
49:44
victims into questioning their self worth and autonomy. But I was while that that
49:49
can happen, I was making the point that it's not gendered, and that
49:52
it's also used by women as another kind of like you know, social aggression
49:58
against other women by essentially love bombing them to get them to do things that
50:02
are actually self self harmful, right, like transitioning for example, So if
50:08
a girl starts acting like a boy, then they get love bombed by there
50:13
by other girls on social media into essentially just to see how far she'll take
50:19
the transition. So love bombing is usually talked about as a part of the
50:25
behavior engaged in by somebody who is narcissistic. So you have a period of
50:35
time where they're abusive, like over overtly abusive, and then you have a
50:39
period of time where they're like reverse abusive, where everything is beautiful and everything
50:47
you do is right, and you know everything about you is good, and
50:52
yeah, I can see here the too good to be true thing as far
50:59
as like if somebody just comes at you with it out of the blue,
51:01
it's it's not going to be the same It's not going to have the same
51:05
effect. In fact, I think most people would see it as disingenuous.
51:14
I just don't see how this would be the same as in an abusive relationship
51:19
with somebody that you know has the kind of freak outs and anger issues and
51:24
and other forms of abuse that they're engaging in. Is this something that they're
51:36
recognizing as part of a relationship with a narcissistic abuser or is this just something
51:40
that they're accusing people of. No, they're saying that it's basically going to
51:45
be recognized by the Crown as a tactic used by domestic abusers. I see
51:52
a form of coercive control only when men do it. Obviously, only when
51:58
men do it. Uh where where actually narcissists are more likely to be women.
52:06
That's that's great. Like I was saying, when men do it,
52:08
it's it's colloquially called simping. Now I kind of think of it. When
52:13
women do it, we colloquially call it bunny boiling, or at least it's
52:15
the it's the precursor to the bunny being boiled, you know. Yeah,
52:24
Yeah, I was gonna say, I don't. I don't think simping is
52:29
quite the same, because that's that's something that's a consistent behavior usually m hmm.
52:36
But yeah, I know that's that's hardly a thing that only men do.
52:40
In fact, I've I've experienced this from women, and it's it's pretty
52:46
scary when it happens because you know what's coming afterward. You know that you're
52:52
it's like being on the uphill of a roller coaster. You kind of know
52:59
that either they've they're they're guilty from from the last trough and they think they're
53:06
gonna lose you, or they're preparing for something, or you're gonna fuck up
53:12
and you're gonna get it anyway. And after about the third or fourth time
53:17
they do that, it becomes so predictable that you could almost tell them what
53:23
they're gonna say and do next, and that it's it's it's not just it's
53:37
not just controlling and manipulative. It's torture. It feels like, uh,
53:45
waiting, what's it is? It's waiting for the other shoe to drop because
53:50
you know the other shoe is coming, and and it and the whole time
53:55
it hurts because you know the other shoe is coming. Like it's really said.
54:08
I don't even know how to explain this, because you'd think you would
54:14
walk away, right, You'd think you'd be like, oh, well,
54:15
obviously this person is behaving this way, this person is treating you this way,
54:22
you should leave. But when you know that behavior and you know that
54:29
the abuse is coming, you also know that to everybody else, it looks
54:32
like the person you're mad at is the sweetest, nicest, lovingest person and
54:39
you're just being jerk. You're the asshole because they just gave you a bunch
54:45
of gifts or they just showered you with a bunch of attention, and now
54:50
you're treating her like a bitch, not because she is one in the moment,
54:57
but because you know she's about to be And uh, I don't know.
55:01
Have you ever had a situation where you want to approach an animal like
55:09
a dog or a cat that you're not sure if they're gonna bite. Yeah,
55:19
it's it's like that, except often for days at a time, mm
55:23
hmm. And then as soon as it does happen, you know, it's
55:30
at that point they've been they've been nice to you for days at a time.
55:34
And when they're not, it's usually not in front of other people.
55:37
It's usually in a private situation. And uh and and suddenly you know you're
55:47
you're vulnerable and there and there's nothing you can do about it. But uh
56:00
yeah, and and when a woman does it, it's it's that much more,
56:08
it cuts that much deeper, right, because if you describe a man
56:12
doing it, people have sympathy for you. If you describe a man doing
56:15
it, people recognize that that that behavior is not normal. But if you
56:22
describe a woman doing it, it's like, oh, well, she was
56:23
being so nice, would you do to piss her off? Yeah? Oh,
56:29
I know, I know. It's funny. It's always projection. All
56:36
right, Well, that was I mean, did you have anything so word
56:40
about the Elizabeth Holmes situation? Had it because yeah, I couldn't think of
56:45
anything. Society. Oh the reason that I shared that story is this,
56:51
like, it's not that those those things that can be used to reduce her
56:55
sentence are a bad thing, But people complain about those all the time when
57:00
men benefit from them. And you know, here we see a woman benefiting,
57:07
benefiting from them, and she can participate in all those different programs,
57:14
and it's it's actually, it's not necessarily good or bad that she can get
57:19
her sentence reduced by participating in these things. What's good is if she actually
57:25
has she has you have to prove you have a drug problem in order to
57:29
get into the drug program, for instance. So she actually has a drug
57:32
problem, maybe that contributed to her behavior in this situation. If they put
57:42
her through this resident residential drug abuse program, and maybe that will prevent her
57:47
from doing this kind of thing again. The fact that she's famous for it's
57:52
probably going to think be the thing that most prevents her from doing this kind
57:55
of thing again. But a lot of times when a man does these things
58:02
and then he gets up for parole, you know, at the end of
58:07
the time period that he's he's required to serve his minimum time period, that
58:14
he's required to serve because they'll have an amount that you can't reduce your sentence
58:17
beyond this much for certain crimes. Right the people that testified against him,
58:27
his the if there's a psychiatrist that testified against him that that particularly feels that
58:34
he didn't that he didn't deserve that, or if the crime victim comes in
58:42
and testifies against him, you know, like in his parole hearing, the
58:45
parole board can still decide not to let him out early. And here they're
58:53
talking about this like it's just cut and dried with her. She does these
58:57
things, she gets this time off. So I kind of wonder if they're
59:00
if it's treated the same for women as it is for men. And I
59:07
think the other thing, the other aspect of this is women are more likely
59:12
to be just compliant with stuff like this to get out. And it's probably
59:16
one of the reasons why women serve less time. Is when a man gets
59:22
into prison, if you know, he's facing violence from his fellow inmates and
59:28
stuff like that, that may interfere with his participation. They may make him
59:32
participate in something that he feels is not true to himself, like if he's
59:40
accused of a sex crime, or he's accused of a violent crime of another
59:45
sort that he didn't do and he got convicted of it anyway, and they
59:51
put him in this type of program. They'll order him to confess to his
59:55
crime, and it fucks up his appeals so he can't just go into court
1:00:01
and say, well, I didn't do this, and I want to appeal
1:00:05
because you know, here's my exculpatory evidence, because then they can say,
1:00:09
well, you confessed in therapy, and so it's cut and dried, no
1:00:15
more appeals. So it's it's not gendered, but it is gendered, and
1:00:22
it's it's not something that's supposed to be only available to women, but it's
1:00:27
something that is geared more to get to toward the way women are than toward
1:00:35
the way men are. All right, if that makes sense, Yeah,
1:00:40
that makes sense. I'm glad that you came in so you could point that
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out. All right. So I get I got to do another super Chat
1:00:49
and I think we're done with which is good. I mean it's a short
1:00:52
show, but what are you gonna do? Uh? So I got a
1:00:54
super Chat from Albernia retro for two dollars Canadian he said, Dell Bell Dell
1:01:00
Delphine. I think you met Belle Delphine. Dell Delphine talked about women harassing
1:01:06
her. Yes, she said that she got the most hate from other women.
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I was making that point about this again. Uh We've said this many
1:01:13
times in the show that women engage in sort of like you know, uh,
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what's the word reputation destruction And they tend to uh engage in intersexual competition
1:01:30
online. And so if a woman is getting more attention than from men,
1:01:36
that's usually what it is about. Then her other women will attack that woman
1:01:39
for it. And you and you see this like oh yeah, yeah,
1:01:45
we like like look at when Pearl, you know, makes a post on
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on X and she says, you know, something like oh, you know,
1:01:54
these these these women are old and they shouldn't like, you know,
1:01:59
older women don't look as good as younger women or whatever her claim is doesn't
1:02:01
really matter, and and then she gets bombarded with a bunch of older women
1:02:05
setting setting her pictures to prove that they're not you know, less yeahtive.
1:02:09
So like they just immediately take the bait and then they get So that's what
1:02:15
you see, right, So I think that it is like there is this
1:02:20
idea that that especially with the Internet, there's an attention economy and all the
1:02:25
women are trying to get a piece of it, unless, of course they're
1:02:29
like happily married, and they're that means that they're kind of indifferent. So
1:02:32
even women that are happily married sometimes do that. And it's it's really bad
1:02:37
too, because women will deliberately give each other bad advice. I've had women
1:02:40
get deliberately give me bad advice that I knew was bad advice when they gave
1:02:45
it. And and it's like, you're trying to get me to make this
1:02:50
guy never want to talk to me again, and not trying to help me,
1:02:54
and and that that's an actual regular thing. Oh, that looks really
1:03:00
good on you. No, actually it doesn't. It makes her look like,
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you know, an almost six feet tall banana. If you want a
1:03:10
woman to send you nudes, just accuse her of not looking as good as
1:03:15
a younger woman naked, and then that doesn't show you, and then you'll
1:03:20
get some. You're already, you're already everyone's at ten, so you're already
1:03:24
a ten baby. You should cut your hair. You should cut your hair
1:03:28
short and dye it blue and and go on a course of Lizzo. Yeah,
1:03:34
I recently watched that latest episode. Yeah, they smashed it as always
1:03:39
thing. Oh yeah, so good. You should takezo. Just don't give
1:03:45
a fuck about your weight. It's the best weight. I didn't see the
1:03:49
episode, but I saw the video of Lizzo watching it for the first time.
1:03:55
Holy crap. Yeah, oh my gosh. Yeah, I think it's
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