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How To Get Falsely Accused · THINK BEFORE YOU SLEEP

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Speaker 1: I'm going to make this video with a little bit
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Speaker 1: less preparation than I do with my normal videos because
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Speaker 1: on YouTube, you kind of have to strike while the
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Speaker 1: iron's hot, and I've been waiting to talk about this
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Speaker 1: issue for months since it first happened. So there's a
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Speaker 1: video on this issue that was made by ProJared, and
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Speaker 1: I will link that in the description that gives you
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Speaker 1: all the resource information, all the links that you might
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Speaker 1: need to look at, and I'm going to leave it
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Speaker 1: at that, and I'm going to leave this video fairly
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Speaker 1: unedited as this will just be a commentary. But for
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Speaker 1: those of you who have not heard, ProJared, a few
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Speaker 1: months ago, was accused of some pretty big things that
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Speaker 1: ended up ruining his YouTube career. This is all a
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Speaker 1: part of, I guess they're calling it cancellation culture, where
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Speaker 1: if you don't like somebody, you get to ruin their
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Speaker 1: entire career. Whether it's through the media or, you know,
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Speaker 1: this is the big worry with BigTao, is that we
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Speaker 1: can't show our faces because we're worried that people will
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Speaker 1: tell everybody at work who we are and then ruin
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Speaker 1: our lives that way. So, I guess kind of in
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Speaker 1: the same boat there. But basically, there were a couple
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Speaker 1: allegations of pedophilia on ProJared, and there was an allegation
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Speaker 1: of cheating. Now, the cheating allegation, I don't really care
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Speaker 1: too much about that. It seems to be that his
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Speaker 1: wife was kind of crazy, and he doesn't seem like
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Speaker 1: he's that great of a person either. But that's not
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Speaker 1: something that should destroy someone's life. You can cheat on
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Speaker 1: your wife, or your wife can cheat on you, and
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Speaker 1: they don't need to get murdered for it, or they
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Speaker 1: don't need to lose their ability to work forever. So
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Speaker 1: that wasn't the big deal. The big deal with me
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Speaker 1: were the pedophile allegations. Now, let's be clear. For those
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Speaker 1: of you who have not watched ProJared's content at all,
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Speaker 1: I've watched ProJared for a few years, so I'm quite
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Speaker 1: familiar with his content. He makes video game content, which
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Speaker 1: essentially can be marketed to children. And it is, which
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Speaker 1: is perfectly fine. I think his content is very, very child-friendly.
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Speaker 1: He was on a TV show on Nickelodeon. I forget
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Speaker 1: what the name of the show was. But it was
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Speaker 1: a show about video games. He did like the first
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Speaker 1: episode of it where he was like one of those
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Speaker 1: newsreels where he's commenting on these new video game creators
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Speaker 1: that are kids. And he seems to have very child-friendly content.
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Speaker 1: The problem with this, and this is what I want
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Speaker 1: to make the main issue of this video, is that
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Speaker 1: if you're going to make child-appropriate content, you really should
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Speaker 1: be somebody, especially in the age of the internet where
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Speaker 1: everybody knows everything about you, You really should be somebody
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Speaker 1: who's worthy of that content creation. Much like if I
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Speaker 1: wouldn't trust you around my kids, I don't think you
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Speaker 1: should be making content for kids. And this is kind
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Speaker 1: of ProJared's tragic flaw, where his content's fine, and he's
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Speaker 1: certainly proven to me that he's not a pedophile, but
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Speaker 1: his actions are still not that great. His actions are
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Speaker 1: still very obviously stupid, and based on how dumb those
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Speaker 1: actions were, You might almost say he was literally asking
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Speaker 1: for allegations like this to happen. And maybe a bunch
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Speaker 1: of years ago, before the internet was here and before
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Speaker 1: the Me Too movement happened, this would be perfectly acceptable behavior. Certainly,
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Speaker 1: he started this behavior before the Me Too thing happened.
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Speaker 1: In fact, the allegations come from an era before Me Too. Now,
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Speaker 1: for those of you who don't know, ProJared describes himself,
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Speaker 1: I believe, as sex positive, which is The kind of
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Speaker 1: person who believes, you know, the European style where, like,
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Speaker 1: nudity shouldn't be a shame. We should all just be
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Speaker 1: happy with our bodies. We're born naked. All animals are naked.
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Speaker 1: And nudity is just great. And I may disagree with that.
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Speaker 1: I think the sexual repression has been a fairly good
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Speaker 1: thing because it prevents sexuality around children, which, as we've
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Speaker 1: seen plenty of evidence in the current day, that sexuality
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Speaker 1: around children fucks them up. And pedophilia is wrong. Unfortunately,
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Speaker 1: we live in an era where pedophilia is very, very
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Speaker 1: well frowned upon. And thank God, because my suspicion is
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Speaker 1: that that's not how it's been throughout all of our
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Speaker 1: human history. Now, maybe within the past couple of hundred
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Speaker 1: years it's been like that, but I don't think for
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Speaker 1: the past tens of thousands of years pedophilia was so
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Speaker 1: well frowned upon as it is today. And that's kind
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Speaker 1: of my suspicion with the sex positive movement, is it's
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Speaker 1: a movement back towards the kind of beliefs that lead
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Speaker 1: to pedophilia eventually. And if you're raising doubts on that,
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Speaker 1: let me just point you to Jessica Yanef or Jonathan
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Speaker 1: Yanef who wanted to hold a sex-positive party for 12-year-olds
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Speaker 1: where they would swim topless and no parents were allowed. Very,
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Speaker 1: very suspicious activity there. And that's kind of why in
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Speaker 1: this situation it was very easy to believe that ProJared
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Speaker 1: was guilty of pedophilia because he is doing very suspicious behavior. Again,
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Speaker 1: he is a guy who makes content for children and
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Speaker 1: but his activity outside of his content is not very
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Speaker 1: child-friendly because he's taken a liking to exchanging news with
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Speaker 1: his fan base. Now, maybe he's thinking back to the
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Speaker 1: old days, certainly he's not a very young person, where
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Speaker 1: you were a rock star and, of course, you were
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Speaker 1: going to have sex with your fans. That's what rock
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Speaker 1: stars do, and that's why a lot of people get
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Speaker 1: into bands is to create popularity, to create a power imbalance,
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Speaker 1: so tons of women would come after them. But that's
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Speaker 1: not the times that we live in right now. We
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Speaker 1: live in a time where anybody can get popularity. And
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Speaker 1: there's some great things about that, like YouTube channels like
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Speaker 1: this can get popularity because of that, because there's no gatekeepers.
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Speaker 1: But also, because there are no gatekeepers, any liar can
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Speaker 1: get the opportunity to ruin someone's career. So you holding
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Speaker 1: up public blogs and public forums where you exchange naked
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Speaker 1: photos of yourself with other fans who exchange naked photos
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Speaker 1: of themselves is a very, very bad idea. One, I mean,
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Speaker 1: if you exchange a nude photo with a fan, pretty
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Speaker 1: much guaranteed that nude photo is going to be everywhere. Like,
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Speaker 1: I remember there was this old prank channel named Vitality,
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Speaker 1: I think. He was like a Russian guy or something.
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Speaker 1: But he had been in a Bang Brothers porn, and
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Speaker 1: everybody knew that he was in a Bang Brothers porno.
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Speaker 1: And I'm sure one person found out because they happened
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Speaker 1: to be browsing Pornhub one day. They saw it, they
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Speaker 1: posted to the world, and now everybody knows. So even
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Speaker 1: if you exchange a nude photo of yourself with one person,
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Speaker 1: they say, in extreme confidence, I will never share this photo.
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Speaker 1: You can never really be sure. So giving out naked
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Speaker 1: pictures of yourself is an extremely stupid idea for that reason.
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Speaker 1: Second reason it's a really bad idea is because in
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Speaker 1: the light of the Me Too movement, we basically determined
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Speaker 1: that not everybody, but a lot of people will believe
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Speaker 1: any story with no evidence. In fact... One of the
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Speaker 1: people who gave an accusation of pedophilia said that he
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Speaker 1: or she, I think he's a female to male transgender,
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Speaker 1: and I'm not really entirely clear on that, but he
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Speaker 1: or she said, I have no evidence. But people believed it.
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Speaker 1: So let me just take a second to point this out.
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Speaker 1: Do not do stupid shit like this. This is what
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Speaker 1: MGTOW is about. It's about avoiding situations like this, And
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Speaker 1: so certainly if you're new to Red Pill or you're
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Speaker 1: still on the fence about some of these issues, be very,
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Speaker 1: very careful about your actions. And at the very least,
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Speaker 1: do not do things that are obviously stupid like this.
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Speaker 1: And I'll give you an example of my personal life
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Speaker 1: because I very well believe in Tom Likas' words of wisdom,
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Speaker 1: which is don't fish off the company pier. And for
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Speaker 1: those of you who don't know, I was a yoga
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Speaker 1: teacher for about six years. And during that six-year period,
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Speaker 1: I'm not going to pretend this happened every day, But
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Speaker 1: every so often, I would be propositioned by a student.
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Speaker 1: In fact, I had one student that basically said, she
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Speaker 1: was a little bit older, but not so old that
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Speaker 1: she was unattractive, but basically said she wanted to have
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Speaker 1: sex with me in so many covert words. Like it
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Speaker 1: was an open invitation. But I've always kind of turned
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Speaker 1: down things like that because it's a yoga class. Yoga
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Speaker 1: is full of leftists. And it is a very, very
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Speaker 1: easy path down to being falsely accused of something that
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Speaker 1: you didn't do. and an easy path to getting fired,
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Speaker 1: or worse, a court trial based off something that you
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Speaker 1: did not do. So I always avoided any sort of
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Speaker 1: proposition that was given to me by a female. So
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Speaker 1: if there's one important lesson that we can all learn
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Speaker 1: from the ProJared situation, it's that if you play stupid games,
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Speaker 1: expect to win stupid prizes. If you put yourself in
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Speaker 1: a situation where you are very vulnerable to a false allegation,
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Speaker 1: like ProJared did, expect to get falsely accused of something
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Speaker 1: like pedophilia. And in the MGTOW universe and in the manosphere,
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Speaker 1: in addition to things I've already said, I would of
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Speaker 1: course extend that to pickup artistry. Pickup artistry is a very,
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Speaker 1: very obviously stupid thing to do, especially if you live
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Speaker 1: in a blue state like California or New York. You
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Speaker 1: are basically asking for a false allegation of sexual assault
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Speaker 1: if you are a pickup artist. I might even extend
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Speaker 1: that to pumping and dumping. Now certainly that may still
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Speaker 1: be possible, if you follow the Tom Likas plan, which is,
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Speaker 1: you know, don't let her know where you live, don't
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Speaker 1: tell her your real name, don't tell her any information
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Speaker 1: about you. But honestly, why even bother with this stuff?
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Speaker 1: I mean, there are so many different technological replacements that are,
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Speaker 1: quite frankly, close enough that it's not worth putting all
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Speaker 1: the time, effort, and energy into this that could be
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Speaker 1: very well spent somewhere else, more productive, and more useful
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Speaker 1: to your life. Now, before I get into the allegations,
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Speaker 1: which I'm just going to quickly summarize... Because this video
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Speaker 1: is not really about that. I will say that ProJared
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Speaker 1: did a pretty good video on defending himself. And I
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Speaker 1: will leave that video in the description. And he leaves
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Speaker 1: a lot of reference links in the description of his video.
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Speaker 1: So if you really want to do a deep dive
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Speaker 1: in this and really find out the truth on this,
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Speaker 1: there's plenty of reference links that are outside of this video.
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Speaker 1: But for the sake of summarizing, for those of you
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Speaker 1: who don't want to get too into it, basically the
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Speaker 1: allegations are this. The allegations that you really have to
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Speaker 1: worry about, or he had to really worry about, were
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Speaker 1: two people who accused him of exchanging nudes with children. Now,
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Speaker 1: the first allegation is a little bit hazy. As I mentioned,
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Speaker 1: the person was kind of a crazy person, and they
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Speaker 1: had a bunch of different memory issues because they had
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Speaker 1: a head injury from, I believe, a basketball accident. They
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Speaker 1: fell on their knees, and when they fell on their knees,
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Speaker 1: they smashed their face into the floor. And then the
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Speaker 1: person goes in the locker room and then forgets six
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Speaker 1: months of his or her life. Now, this raises a
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Speaker 1: big question because some of the time period of that
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Speaker 1: six months was the time period when this person said
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Speaker 1: the nude exchange happened. So can we really believe you
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Speaker 1: when you said you had head trauma and and you
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Speaker 1: lost your memory during the time period where you alleged
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Speaker 1: that ProJared sent you naked pictures of himself when you
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Speaker 1: were a minor. Also, this person complained in a blog
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Speaker 1: that he had some auditory and visual hallucinations, and then
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Speaker 1: some onset violent behavior, like he had to go to
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Speaker 1: the hospital because he said, he told his parents, like, Mom,
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Speaker 1: if you don't take me to the hospital, I'm going
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Speaker 1: to kill you. So, not a very mentally stable person, plus...
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Speaker 1: If you're having all these hallucinations, how do you even
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Speaker 1: know that your whole thing with ProJared even happened? Not
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Speaker 1: to mention that this person stated he or she had
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Speaker 1: no evidence. The second one's pretty clear-cut and easy to disprove.
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Speaker 1: The accuser claimed that he had exchanged some news with
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Speaker 1: ProJared and he'd said to ProJared that he was under
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Speaker 1: 18 and Jared had full knowledge that the accuser was
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Speaker 1: under 18. Well, it turns out that the messages that
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Speaker 1: this accuser gave to media and to other people, and to,
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Speaker 1: I believe, game grumps, were not the full interaction. Because
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Speaker 1: if you go to the beginning of the interaction, Proger
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Speaker 1: clearly asked if the person is 18 plus before he
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Speaker 1: continues the interaction. So there's pretty much not much more
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Speaker 1: to say there unless there's some sort of rebuttal, which
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Speaker 1: I highly doubt because the person who originally accused him,
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Speaker 1: actually both people who accused him of pedophilia, have deleted
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Speaker 1: their So they look very, very guilty, and they're going
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Speaker 1: to have a really big problem convincing me and other
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Speaker 1: people that Poe Jarrett actually did what he did after
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Speaker 1: the fact. Now, there's one more accusation that was really
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Speaker 1: not an accusation of sexual assault. What happened was that
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Speaker 1: some friend of Poe Jarrett's had posed nude in some
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Speaker 1: type of magazine, may have been Playboy or something like that,
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Speaker 1: and she said, well, he... He went to a bunch
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Speaker 1: of his friends and paraded around my nudity on this
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Speaker 1: Playboy magazine or whatever it happened to be that she
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Speaker 1: did a magazine shoot for. Now, I don't—certainly Projart had
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Speaker 1: his counter story that she had done some Bayonetta cosplay,
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Speaker 1: and he just was so happy that he knew who
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Speaker 1: she was, and she had this really fantastic Bayonetta cosplay,
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Speaker 1: so he showed all of his friends, and his friends
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Speaker 1: say that what she said didn't happen. I don't really
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Speaker 1: care if he's lying about this. It doesn't really matter
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Speaker 1: to me because even if the accusation is true, it's
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Speaker 1: not that bad. If you pose nude as a model,
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Speaker 1: expect guys and their friends to look at you nude
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Speaker 1: as a model. Here's another example of playing stupid games
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Speaker 1: and winning stupid prizes. If you don't want people looking
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Speaker 1: at you naked, don't take photos of yourself naked. It's
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Speaker 1: pretty simple. And I have the same advice to celebrities.
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Speaker 1: All these celebrities who are worried about their naked photos
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Speaker 1: getting leaked, Just don't take naked photos of yourself and
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Speaker 1: you won't have a problem with them being leaked. And
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Speaker 1: the last little bit is for the accusation portion. You
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Speaker 1: have to understand that these people are motivated to do
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Speaker 1: certain things. That's why I say this is a stupid
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Speaker 1: game to play to exchange photos of yourself naked with
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Speaker 1: your fans. Because at some point, if you interact with
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Speaker 1: enough people, you're going to interact with someone who's nuts.
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Speaker 1: And that person who is nuts may have all kinds
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Speaker 1: of motivation to take you down It seems to be
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Speaker 1: in these cases of these false allegations, kind of across
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Speaker 1: the board, that they do so because they get fame
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Speaker 1: and notoriety. Because with those two people who were in
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Speaker 1: cahoots with each other, they were friends who falsely accused
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Speaker 1: ProJared of pedophilia. They were massive, massive fans of gang grumps.
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Speaker 1: And so it seems to be the case that their
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Speaker 1: whole plan was to make up the story about ProJared,
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Speaker 1: send it to Game Grumps, and then become friends with
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Speaker 1: the Game Grumps or become recognized by Game Grumps because
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Speaker 1: of the accusations against ProJared. And it seems to me
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Speaker 1: that they got exactly what they wanted. Their accusations against
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Speaker 1: ProJared got them the fame and notoriety that they wanted.
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Speaker 1: I believe it also got them some money from e-begging.
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Speaker 1: So they got what they wanted. Now, in terms of
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Speaker 1: my perspective, in terms of my approval, this is a
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Speaker 1: game where everybody loses. All the players lose. Certainly ProJared
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Speaker 1: loses because despite the fact that he did not do
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Speaker 1: anything illegal, he did things that were immoral because you
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Speaker 1: have a responsibility as a person who makes content for
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Speaker 1: children to kind of be an upstanding person. Now, if
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Speaker 1: Tom Likas had a website or went onto Tumblr and
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Speaker 1: he exchanged news with fans or he got news from
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Speaker 1: fans who were over 18, I'd have no problem with
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Speaker 1: it because it's Tom Likas. But because ProJared makes content
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Speaker 1: for kids... You can't really do things like that outside
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Speaker 1: of your content. It's really a despicable thing to do
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Speaker 1: because people are going to find that out. So you
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Speaker 1: have a certain moral standard you have to uphold if
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Speaker 1: you're going to be responsible for making content for children.
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Speaker 1: So if you don't want to take up that responsibility,
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Speaker 1: then you shouldn't make content for kids. But on the
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Speaker 1: Game Grumps side, they also lose in this situation too
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Speaker 1: because I was a fairly big fan of Game Grumps
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Speaker 1: back in 2014, maybe up to 2016 or so before
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Speaker 1: I kind of just died off in their content. So
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Speaker 1: I've watched a lot of Game Grumps. The fact that
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Speaker 1: Game Grumps didn't really put any effort into getting the
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Speaker 1: other side of the story, that seemed to be they
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Speaker 1: just kind of shut the doors and gave ProJared no
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Speaker 1: chance to explain himself, at least on the accusations of pedophilia,
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Speaker 1: and they just blanketly privated all the content that had
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Speaker 1: ProJared in it, was a very, very bad decision. Because
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Speaker 1: it's my thought that it's people's obligation to fight evil.
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Speaker 1: If you want to live in a place where where
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Speaker 1: people don't get falsely accused or fucked up things don't happen,
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Speaker 1: then when fucked up things do happen, you better stand
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Speaker 1: up for the people who are being assailed. And it
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Speaker 1: seems like gang rumps not only did not do that,
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Speaker 1: but they actually went out of their way to close
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Speaker 1: off their relationship with Pro Jared. And to be honest,
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Speaker 1: Pro Jared kind of brought that onto himself with his
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Speaker 1: past behavior, so he was a very, very easy person
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Speaker 1: to not defend. But let me warn you, remember back
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Speaker 1: to the days of Alex Jones, which weren't that long ago.
16:50
Speaker 1: Alex Jones was a very, very easy person to attack
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Speaker 1: with all of his conspiracy theories, so he seemed to
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Speaker 1: be kind of off the deep end to a lot
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Speaker 1: of people, and he was very, very easy to not defend. Now,
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Speaker 1: he got his entire social media presence erased, and they said,
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Speaker 1: don't worry, it's just that crazy conspiracy theorist Alex Jones,
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Speaker 1: it won't happen again. Six months later, Sargon of Akkad
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Speaker 1: got banned from Patreon. And more recently with the whole
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Speaker 1: thing with Vox and Steven Crowder, now everybody is on
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Speaker 1: the grinder for getting their YouTube channel banned. I think
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Speaker 1: the Iconoclast was banned a couple days ago, and some
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Speaker 1: other YouTube channels were banned a couple days ago for
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Speaker 1: doing nothing wrong. So this whole behavior is going to
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Speaker 1: escalate if we don't cut it off at the head
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Speaker 1: when it first starts. So even though ProJared might not
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Speaker 1: be the greatest person, the question should be not of
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Speaker 1: his character. The question should be, did he... engaged in
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Speaker 1: pedophilia or not? And if the answer is no, then
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Speaker 1: he should be absolved of the consequences that came from
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Speaker 1: those accusations of being a pedophile. Certainly, it's the same
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Speaker 1: case for Vic Mignogna. Vic Mignogna is someone who has
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Speaker 1: a much better character, but the same situation where he
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Speaker 1: was falsely accused of being a pedophile, he should be
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Speaker 1: absolved of the consequences of being accused of being a pedophile.
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Speaker 1: And certainly, in Vic's case, the people who did accuse
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Speaker 1: him should suffer at least the same consequences that he
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Speaker 1: suffered for doing something he did not do. Now, in
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Speaker 1: terms of that, and I would be surprised if this
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Speaker 1: ended up happening, but I don't think there's any way
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Speaker 1: that this is going to be a Vic Mignogna situation where,
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Speaker 1: you know, ProJared starts up a GoFundMe, then he sues
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Speaker 1: the crap out of some people that falsely accused him
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Speaker 1: of being a pedophile. So I don't think that the
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Speaker 1: criminals in this case will come to justice. Just for
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Speaker 1: the fact that ProJared has muddied his character in the
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Speaker 1: with the exchange of news and with the exchange of
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Speaker 1: adult content when he is basically a person who creates
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Speaker 1: content for children. So we're not going to see that,
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Speaker 1: but at the very least, this person does not deserve
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Speaker 1: the label of a pedophile because he's not. I mean,
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Speaker 1: as far as we've seen the evidence, he clearly asked
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Speaker 1: everybody if they were over the age of 18 and
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Speaker 1: would not engage in any relationships with minors. So not
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Speaker 1: a behavior I really agree with, but not illegal, and
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Speaker 1: he does not deserve the label of a pedophile, and
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Speaker 1: he does not deserve to lose his entire YouTube career
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Speaker 1: over this. In fact, it's absolutely essential that he does
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Speaker 1: not lose his YouTube career over this, because if ProJar
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Speaker 1: loses his career over it, then other people will have
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Speaker 1: the same thing happen to them. It'll just keep perpetuating.
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Speaker 1: And I know a lot of that has already gone on,
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Speaker 1: but here's a chance, at least with the internet, here's
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Speaker 1: a chance where there's no gatekeepers like there are with Roseanne,
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Speaker 1: or Tim Allen or anybody else who's had their show
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Speaker 1: unjustly canceled on network television, there's no gatekeepers like that
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Speaker 1: on YouTube. So it's just the content creators themselves. So
19:48
Speaker 1: if we apply some resistance, where it's appropriate, these people
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Speaker 1: can actually get their careers back. Whereas on TV, the
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Speaker 1: Hollywood cult, that would never, ever happen. So I think
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Speaker 1: that it's a little bit of resistance in this case
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Speaker 1: is necessary to let people know that is not at
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Speaker 1: all acceptable to falsely accuse somebody of sexual assault. And
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Speaker 1: it's not at all okay to falsely accuse someone of
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Speaker 1: being a pedophile. And there should be some real consequences
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Speaker 1: of that. Unfortunately, the people who falsely accuse Progera to
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Speaker 1: being a pedophile will probably get away with it. But
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Speaker 1: at the very least, we can set the standard now,
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Speaker 1: and we can set the standard now for evidence. And
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Speaker 1: I think that's a notion that's getting a lot more popular,
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Speaker 1: as I've seen a lot more people saying, let's wait
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Speaker 1: till they hear both sides. And if that becomes the
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Speaker 1: mainstream belief, which I think it's highly likely it will
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Speaker 1: become the mainstream belief because of things like Brett Kavanaugh
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Speaker 1: and Vic Mignogna, that all these people who are false
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Speaker 1: accusers will really have no ground to stand on because
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Speaker 1: they are banking on the fact that you are not
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Speaker 1: going to question their accusation. Because every time we do
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Speaker 1: question their accusations, they fall apart like nothing. Like with
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Speaker 1: Christine Blasey Ford, when they questioned the people who she
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Speaker 1: said were at the party, none of them remember it happening.
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Speaker 1: Even with the things like Vic Mignogna and Monica Real
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Speaker 1: saying that there was a witness to Vic Mignogna raping her,
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Speaker 1: the witness said it didn't happen. And so because these
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Speaker 1: accusations are so clearly crumbling under any sort of criticism,
21:13
Speaker 1: if you put the fear in people's eyes that they
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Speaker 1: will be criticized for their accusation, then they will stop
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Speaker 1: making them. The whole thing with Me Too, where all
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Speaker 1: these people have started to become very comfortable with making
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Speaker 1: these claims, came from the fact that Me Too promoted
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Speaker 1: the idea that you should be believed with no evidence. Well,
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Speaker 1: it's time to say, with even the worst of us,
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Speaker 1: that that is not acceptable behavior. If you're going to
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Speaker 1: make an accusation like that, you have to actually provide evidence. Otherwise,
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Speaker 1: your accusation is considered false. At the very least, in
21:42
Speaker 1: this situation with the accusers of ProJared, you know, maybe
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Speaker 1: instead of sending your accusations to gang grumps first, maybe
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Speaker 1: you should send those to the police first and a
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Speaker 1: lot more people will believe you. But you're not going
21:55
Speaker 1: to do that because if you send those accusations to
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Speaker 1: the police, they're actually going to investigate them and they're
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Speaker 1: going to find out that you're liars and you committed fraud.
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Speaker 1: So let's just end this off with a life lesson here.
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Speaker 1: And maybe we can learn something from these accusations. Certainly
22:08
Speaker 1: there is a MGTOW message in here, which is, you know,
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Speaker 1: ProJared's probably not guilty of being a pedophile. But he
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Speaker 1: is definitely guilty of being a moron. Any idiot could
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Speaker 1: have seen this coming. So take the situation with ProJared
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Speaker 1: as a warning to not do things that are obviously stupid.
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