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Women can't even avoid this as members of the UK parliament | HBR Talk 291 · Honey Badger Radio

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Hello, and welcome to HBr Talk two ninety one. And what happened to
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my freaking title? I just retyped that and it reverted. Well that pisces
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me off. I'm a victim of technology. Guys. Well that has that
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has to be the new title. This is HBr Talking number And what the
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Google undoing my work, Like what the fuck it was? It was there?
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Seriously, like the whole thing is just gone. It's it's it's not
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gone from everything else though, So there we go. Women can't even avoid
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this as members of UK Parliament. And what is this? Uh? This
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this is? This is gonna be a fun one. I'm your host,
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Hannah Wallen here with nonsense annihilator Lauren Brooks, any personification of perceptivity Mike Stevenson,
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and tonight we're jumping out of the toxic frying pan and into British Parliament.
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to feed the Badger dot Com in the dropbound menu at the top of the
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page. Uh and so I will say, because this is an article and
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I've got Jess Phillips here on the screen for you guys, with her duper's
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delight a permanent fixture on her face. Really, she her whole face always
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shows duper's delight one way or another. I notice that she doesn't have another
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expression. She just has variations on the duper's delight grin. But there you
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go. So you can see that she's being very dupy, even now that
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she has engaged in extreme body modification. But yeah, yeah, this is
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a Daily Mail article, so people are going to think of it as a
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fluff piece, but it's not. It's actually a very insidious, whiny victim
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signaling effort at demonizing the entire male population with false allegations. And uh,
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sorry, guys, I don't understand why my Uvula has decided to speak up
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in during the showtime. I am like, on all the allergy medicine,
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I should be there's no reason for this, and like, fuck off,
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Uvula. Maybe I should get that removed. But in any case, here
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we go. So taking a look at this article, I want to preface
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it with a point about apex fallacy. Right, we get told all the
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time that based based on feminist patriarchy theory, which is not real theory.
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It's it's just conjecture that by association of being the same sex as members of
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parliament, members of Congress, members of you know, various governing bodies around
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the world, men are all privileged, and they're all dominant and domineering and
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predatory, and they all participate in the mass disadvantaging of women. Right,
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that just just by virtue of that apex, men have that apex according to
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feminism, that that they're in control, they're in positions of power, and
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they have power and blah blah blah. Right, So the translation is that
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if your gender has legislative power that makes you oppressors, not victims of oppression,
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you are automatically as a as a whole gender x gluted from compassion for
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victimhood. Right, And that's the apex fallacy that we deal with every day
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when feminists tell us that when bad things happen to men, it's just bad
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luck or misfortune or social ill that is affecting men by side effect, or
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men getting side effects from being patriarchs, men experiencing these side effects of their
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power. But when bad things happen to women, it happens to them because
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they're women. Because the patriarchy is oppressing them, and because they are perpetual
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victims of everything, because men are in positions of power and authority and women
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aren't. Except this article is about a member of Parliament and her victimhood.
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It's the same impetus behind decolonization. Like the British government colonized our government,
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and so our people are going to colonize your people. We're not going to
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shrink your government. We're not going to lay any consequences at the feet of
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your government. As a matter of fact, we're just going to bolster every
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micophobic policy they have. All we're going to do is move into the neighborhoods
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of the Oiks and and we're going to make their lives worse. Even the
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people who didn't benefit from British colonization at all. They've always been, you
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know, stuck in industrial working class jobs much like their great great grandparents were.
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But those are the people we're going to make stuff. We're not going
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to make your government suffer, even though they were the ones who fucks up
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our country and who fucked up our people. We're going to bolster your government,
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and we're going to fuck up your people. It's the government fucks up
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and the people get punished every single time, yep, yep. And and
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it's always it's always gendered. It's always men are fault. Women are victims,
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even when the government does things that women band together in mass and engage
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in pressure campaigns to get them to do, like using government power to steal
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from people in mass to pay other people to make stupid choices. All right,
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Women, women did that. Women, women in mass petitioned for for
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uh, you know, the whole welfare state that we have to deal with
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now. Women in mass petitioned for different conditions to be applied to divorce so
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that women wouldn't be held accountable when they cheat or when they abandon a mayorge
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that is not abusive, you know, et cetera. But but it's not
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women's fault, right, And it's not the fault of the women who engage
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in those behaviors, who abandon a marriage and then fleece the guy who keep
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fathers away from their children by engaging in custody interference and parental alienation, who
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have demanded that, you know, women and children be put first in terms
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of the being on the dole, and who have protected the idea of being
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on the dole. Nope, Nope, it's it's the government. It's all
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the government's fault. Has absolutely nothing to do with those women, the women
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that vote for politicians that give them money, and the women who write to
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those politicians give us more money, or who support organizations that lobby those politicians
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to give women more money. And yeah, so we're going to look at
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even though even though Jess Phillips is a clown, and I say that in
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the least respectful way possible. She's when a member of Parliament is afraid of
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a nobody like me, and she is. She blocked me on Twitter like
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ten years ago. Actually yeah, yeah, before gamer Gate, so ten
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years ago. She's a clown. She is an absolute clown. You give
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her far too much credit by calling her a clown. Clowns, it's a
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reasonable job to be a clown. A clown is someone who entertains people for
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a living. Jess Phillips is an evil cunt. True, she's more like
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a killer clown from outer Space. You're probably too young to have seen that
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movie or the clown from it. Oh my gosh. Yeah, she's not
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that powerful. She's the killer clowns from space. You have to watch the
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movie Killer Clowns from Matter Space. Understand you will, you will see the
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connection. Yeah, I don't think I'm gonna have to look that up,
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but see that. The thing is that not quite too young to have seen
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that movie, but it came out when your kids. Yeah, I'm sure
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I haven't, but I'm gonna look it up. I want to see it.
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But and the thing is is that like she doesn't she doesn't have to
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be that powerful. She thinks in her mind that she's that fucking powerful,
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and that's why she is the way that she is. You know what I
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mean, It's it's just God, she's just such a fucking smug count Yeah,
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I mean, and that picture that she showed of her, Yeah,
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there is absolutely I see the duper's delight. But she just looks absolutely chuffed.
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She is so self satisfied. Mm hmm. Do you know what I
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mean? Oh? Just it drives me crazy. But what are you to
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do? So here we go. I have to say it this way.
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Labor Labor's Jess Phillips says she had six thousand pound breast reduction surgery. Says,
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what you get for having six thousand pound breasts? Six thousands? I
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know, you guys on the other side of the pond measure everything in stones.
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But this sounds hilarious in the United States, Like does that mean that
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each breast was three thousand pounds or pretty sure they might They might have removed
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some of her ass as well. Forget my six hundred pound life. Let's
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talk about the six thousand pound bust production surgery to stone email MPs leering at
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her, picturing what three thousand pound breasts would actually look like. Your car
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weighs two thousand pounds maybe maybe, and it's made out of metal and glass.
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Like, breasts are mostly made out of water, so it would be
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like two thousand pounds water balloons, water balloons the size of a kiddie pool.
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Under human skin, Actually, breasts are mostly fat, which is why
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when you get fat, you get bigger breasts. And then when you slim
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down, if you're either you could consider yourself very lucky or very unlucky,
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they don't reduce with you. Yes, I was so surprised by that.
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I was like, holy shit, how do I still have these? I
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mean, thank you, but uh life hack. And as you can tell
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from sort of the thumbnail for the article, which has side by side pictures
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of her, where on the right she's in a mustard colored shirt and she
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has a lot more fluff to her cheeks and bigger breasts, and then on
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the left she's slimmer all around and she's had their reduction. That's probably what
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happened to her. People. This is something that happens, especially when women
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hit middle age. Like if we work in an office type job, which
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I'm assuming members of Parliament spend a lot of time behind a desk and not
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a lot of time shoveling dirt or lifting heavy objects or walking long walks,
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except for what's their name, AOC who wore out her shoes campaigning unnecessarily.
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But I don't think they get a lot. Their job doesn't give them a
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lot of exercise. So if they don't go out and do it outside of
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you know, this is the job, they're gonna get fat, their boobs
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are gonna get bigger, and then when they lose the weight, A lot
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of women don't lose the boob, so she you're quite unlikely to go out
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and do much exercise if you live in Birmingham Yard because because because it's an
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urban hell hole full of rapists. Sorry, it's it's one of those.
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But they wouldn't even rape her. We went there almost of the time.
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Well, bet, I did whatever the funk I want. That was awesome.
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Yeah, she's she's afraid of harmless people. That's what her problem is.
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She's afraid of people who won't do anything to her. Yeah, which
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feminist thing in the world. She's generally not afraid of anyone. She knows
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she has the power to imprison anyone who fucking looks at her sideways, and
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she will as long as they you know, white British men. Yeah,
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yeah, so this is, this is, this is the next thing.
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This This requires the meme where you know, you you type nobody or everybody
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or whatever, and then there's a blank space and then Jess Phillips, I'm
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a victim. Stop staring at me because this this. I haven't seen or
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heard any news about anybody talking about her breasts before this article came out,
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like this is this is just her speaking into the void, right, And
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of course a guy wrote the article, but he's probably a male feminist,
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so yeah, and as as a male, yess, And I don't like
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to start any sentence or point with as a but that does appear to be
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who you're targeting as the demographic targeting you as a man. I can't say
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I've ever noticed your boobs. All I've ever noticed about you esthetically is is
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your your ben double frankenstein smacked ass of a face and your bulldogs smugly licking
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piss off a thing expression. And that's only because it's the thing you're using
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to spew your hateful bile at every male constituent whom you're supposed to be serving.
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The only person who ever't gave a shit about your boobs is you,
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and possibly and possibly your husband, and I doubt he's particularly impressed. I
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mean, imagine being so reprehensible. Nobody cares about your tits and they were
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massive, like the pretty massive. Well, yeah, that's what happens.
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You gain weight and the tits get bigger, and then you lose weight.
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And a lot of women on modern dietary advice have yo yo dieted for ten
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or more years during their middle age and the early part of their older age.
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And she's like, what, uh, in her forties or fifties,
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sixties, maybe, Jess, Yeah, I think I don't know. It's
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hard to tell because if you look at the picture where she's chubby. Being
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chubby can make you look a little younger, and then when you lose the
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weight, it makes you look older than you are. So I can't tell.
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She could be in her as young as in her thirties and still like
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that, But I don't. I would have my doubts given what she does
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for a living. Most people in that profession are closer to, you know,
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fifties, sixties and older. If she does if she's coloring her hair
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and you know there's actually a lot of gray there, then I might might
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say later sixties. But but yeah, in any case, like she's had
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plenty of time to go through that process. And you'll notice it if you
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notice the women around you and their weight changes, and they'll have whole wardrobes
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set aside for this. Like I know women that do this. And as
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i've weight, I've thrown out my fat clothes because I'm I'm not giving myself
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a chance to regain the weight. And if I end up feeling like I
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got to buy new clothes, that's going to be time to hit to gem
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not the mall right, because I don't want to have a heart attack when
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I'm in my mid fifties and not realize it like my mom, or realize
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it because I lose seventy five percent of my heart function like my dad did.
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So they get it from both sides. I'm glowed to be fat.
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But in any case, uh yeah, you know this is so it's it's
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of course her she had nobody cared. But yeah, she had huge knockers.
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They're they're like the least important thing about her. But here we have
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an article about them after nobody, nobody talked about them until this article,
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right, I mean, she and you know, I'm I'm taking this at
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at who is this Nick Constable's word that this is what Jess Phillips says.
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You know that this is why she had it because the men, the male
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MPs were leering at her. You know, if you just stuck with the
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I had back pain and neck pain and it was better for my health,
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you know, and it really helped me and stuck with that, or you
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know, try to highlight like, you know, breast cancer, I mean
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for all the fluff that that is and not saying that breast cancer isn't serious,
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but you know, that's just kind of how I feel about breast cancer
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or charities in general, they're they're really just a scam, you know what
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I mean, because most of the money that you donate to these charities,
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pick your flavor goes to pay the salaries of the people in charge of these
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organizations and you know, the staff. Yeah, a lot of charities,
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like seventy five to nine percent of what they take in just gets you know,
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goes to salary. Now, some of that complaint is deceptive. Some
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of it's not, Like the complaint is deceptive when we're talking about charities where
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the payment we're talking about is for people to distribute goods and serve, perform
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services and things like that. For instance, they are charities in the Dayton
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metro area that provide medical care and dental care to people who don't have insurance
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and don't have money, and they take in a lot of money, and
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some of that money goes to pay people who volunteer for those charities. So
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a doctor that would charge one hundred and fifty dollars for a visit at his
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office might get you know, like sixty or seventy bucks for a visit at
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this, uh, this this charity organization, so that you know, he's
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not taking such a big loss, or maybe the doctor volunteers his time,
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but the nurses get paid because when your pay is lower than that of a
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doctor, you can't afford to lose as much of it because your expenses aren't
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necessarily significantly lower than you know, there's there there's a certain minimum for living
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expenses. And of course when you get down to like people who do the
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nurse's aid type of job where they're doing the grunt work and and the janitors
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and stuff like that, you got to get paid for that because that that's
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the type of job that somebody uh with has a lack of skill in other
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areas, they're not making money somewhere else that that they can afford to then
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just do that job for free. So sometimes the salary thing is is bullshit.
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But then other times you have, you know, somebody who's getting paid
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three hundred and fifty thousand dollars a year to attend six meetings a year,
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like in in the domestic violence victims advocacy organizations. That happens a lot.
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That's that's where a lot of charities get that reputation. So there, there,
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there we go in regard to charities. But but yeah, let's get
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into this this article because I the first thing I want to point out is,
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uh that the two bullet points right labor MPs. Phillips said the operation
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was not done for cosmetic reasons, right after the headline said she had the
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surgery to stop mail MPs leering at her, so reducing your attractiveness, which
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is basically what she's alleging here. I had to reduce my attractiveness so people
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would stop staring at me, which is bullshit cosmetric. Really, she's nowhere
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near all that much less the bag of chips. She ate the bag of
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chips, okay, but multiple times. But in any case, yeah,
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that's cosmetic. Reducing or increasing your attractiveness on purpose, either way, that's
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cosmetic. People who get tattoos on their faces and make themselves look weird to
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normies, that's cosmetic. Even though most people would look at that and be
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taken a little aback and some people consider it ugly, it's still cosmetic.
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And Albert Nadarectro gave us five dollars Canadian and said nobody is googling Jess Phillips
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equipment in the UK when they can still google Samantha Foxes old page three pictures.
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Oh my gosh, yes, Baron von brass Asks, isn't that the
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same reason you got your boobs reduced handed? No? Actually, I haven't
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had surgery on my boobs. I do get I actually do get back pain
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from them, but it's not bad enough to go through the pain and risk
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of surgery. I have had a couple of family members that have died from
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sepsis after surgery, So for me, I look at it as a serious
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risk. Anytime you let somebody stick a knife into your flesh, even if
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it's a supposed to be a sterilized knife in a sterile environment, it's gonna
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be. There have to be very compelling reasons for me to do that,
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and I don't have reasons that compelling. But you know, who knows.
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Maybe maybe she has a smaller bone frame than me. It could one way
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or another she's contradicting herself, and one way or another she's lying. What
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do we think it is? Do we think she got the surgery to reduce
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neck and back pain and she's just pretending that that male MPs are layering at
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her? Or did she get to start mail and ps leering at her?
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And it just so happened to help her with her neck and back pain.
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I'm gonna go with the former. I'm gonna I'm gonna go with she did
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it for for health reasons, to stop neck and back pain, but she
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couldn't resist the temptation to have a jab at men everywhere. Yeah, and
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because she's fundamentally a narcissist and she can't help thinking, Oh, everyone's looking
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at me. Everyone fucking loves me, and I hate it as if as
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if only fans doesn't exist. Yeah, yeah, they're staring at you,
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bitch. Shut the fuck up. She also called the surgery the greatest thing
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that ever happened to her, which I hope she didn't have many kids.
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She said, accept her husband and kids. That's a quote that comes up
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so good good because like that, that's one that you know, my family
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is the greatest thing that ever happened to me. And I would say my
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husband the absolute greatest, and having kids was right up there with him.
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And it would just I can't imagine having naming surgery as being comparable to that
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again, unless it was to relieve a level of pain that was was you
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know, making me. And I've seen people go through surgery to correct things
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that are so painful that they've been suicidal over the pain prior to the surgery.
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And that includes family members as well. But I haven't met anyone who
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had that experience with breast pain who wasn't smaller than she looks to be and
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larger of breast like they're they're actually is such a thing as an H cup.
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Every woman in the audience is cringing like they Yeah, I mean,
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like you've seen what is it the line from Rlow Guthrie's the significance of the
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pickle A pickle the size of four pregnant watermelons. That's a tit the size
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of for pregnant watermelons. That might cause that much breast pain. But that's
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not this situation, right. This is is probably maybe somewhere in the D
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E F range a right, depending on how narrow her back got when she
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lost her Yeah. Uh, then there's the coffee tits. Richard brings up
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K cups. Uh, that's that's great. But but yeah, so I'm
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pressing you, pressing XIT out here like and and pressing F for the for
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the boobs, you know whatever. But I doubt sincerely that it was the
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level of being the best thing that ever happened. It's a great improvement,
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I'm sure right, probably a great relief, so labor MPGs. Phillips accused
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male MPs of harboring an obsession with the size of her chest after revealing that
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she had breast reduction surgery. Phillips said, the operation which she underwent two
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years ago, so it two years have passed before she found it necessary to
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talk about this. It's still breast cut. Every time she sees the scar,
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Hannah, it reminds her of the mental emotional trauma that she had to
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go for realm Like, this is a whole other level from getting poed because
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somebody didn't notice you got your hair dyed, or like a different shade of
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the same color. Presumably this Nick Constable Chap emailed her two years later said
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Hi, Jess, can I interview you about your boobs? And rather than
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they know I'm an MP. Do you have any politics to talk about?
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She went, hell, yeah, come around in my house. I'd love
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to chat to you about my boobs. Yeah, oh my gosh. Two
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years ago. It was not done for cosmetic reasons, but helped relieve a
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lifetime of neck and back pain. However, she also a lifetime. Yeah,
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a whole life. She had them since she was five years old.
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Guy, guys, she's it was just a whole lifetime. Yeah. And
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you know, if you if you start to get them when you're that young.
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There's a thing that they do in medicine where they give you hormone treatment
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to uh to to pause, put the pause button on your development. And
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that's been co opted by another group of people. So yes, yeah,
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but yeah, she said. However, she also blamed the male gaze,
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adding there they're all they're talking about is your cleavage, especially in this place.
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I could do anything. It didn't make me look like a tent or
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trying to look sexy. If you wear anything even slightly tight and you have
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big boobs, you're done for. Do you remember Philip Davis, Yes,
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he had something else to talk about. How did you react? Ess?
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Yeah, she she's the one who made the the astute observation that we can
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start working on men's problems after all of women's problems are solved, and and
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then still thinks we live in a patriarchy, right, women, Women come
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first, Women's problems come first. Men can take a back seat. Nothing
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that can happen to men is as important as even the most minor thing that
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happens to women. But we live in a patriarchy where all women are oppressed.
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Yep. Right, and and and like I said, I'm want to
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go back to that whole apex fallacy thing here. She's a member of parliament.
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If a man, a homeless man, complained about oh, say he
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he was kidnapped and raped by a bunch of women or some crazy thing that
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women, you know, maybe don't have the physical strength or interest to do
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to a homeless guy because he's might be crazier, might be stronger than them,
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or whatever. But let's say that it happened like That's not usually how
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how it happens to guys. Usually it's somebody they know, and usually it's
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when they're they're drunk or otherwise compromised, but you know, like blackmailed or
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whatever. But let's just say, you know, a homeless guy, completely
32:08
underprivileged, obviously not in a position of authority, obviously not in a position
32:14
of power, obviously not in a position of wealth. Right, has something
32:20
horrible like that happened to him? Her response would be, well, his
32:23
male privilege protects him, right, it's not as bad as when it happens
32:28
to a woman. She's a bigger victim because she's a woman than this individual
32:34
who experienced this violent crime. Right, and if he committed suicide over it,
32:37
she'd laugh because male MPs control everything, right, and male congressman,
32:45
male president's, male prime minister's, male emperor's male leadership. But here she
32:54
is in a position of power. Here, she is in a position of
32:58
leadership. She probably has a great deal more money than I do. She
33:02
probably gets paid a lot more to do her job than I get paid to
33:05
do mine. Uh, you know, and so on. But but she's
33:10
a victim of eyeball rape. She's a victim of being looked at by other
33:17
people, not not being touched, not being violently assaulted, not being you
33:28
know, subdued and had things done to her against her will, not being
33:34
attacked by a large group of people in a public place and nobody doing anything
33:38
to help because they don't care about you because you're you're gender. None of
33:43
that. Nope, eyeballs, She's a victim of the violence of eyeballs.
33:50
People looked at her, or at least that was she looked it at.
33:58
I'm gonna press extra doubt that anyone ever actually did send their eyeballs in her
34:02
direction, and it just it just blows my mind. Like I know other
34:09
women who are bigger girls with much big, bigger boobs who have had that.
34:15
Like I've got a friend who is a school teacher who has to be
34:22
very careful how she dresses to not be provocative, and and it's just part
34:29
of it is because when you are bigger and your boobs are bigger, your
34:35
cleavage actually shows higher up. It's it doesn't stop where your breasts meet your
34:40
breastbone. Everything squishes together in tight clothing and your cleavage can go up to
34:47
your collarbone, you know. Like so, so she wears different clothing than
34:52
a lot of other people because you can't have cleavage in the classroom, right
34:59
unless you're the Canadian man. I was trying to make fun of, trying
35:07
to make fun of trans women. But anyway, you know, she's in
35:12
the United States, right, Yeah, yeah, she makes a shit done
35:15
more than me. But holy shit, I'm not gonna tell you guys what
35:17
I make. It's I don't do the job that I do at night.
35:22
I'm a direct support professional for intellectually disabled adults. You don't go into that
35:29
for the money. It's not lucrative and it's never gonna be because you're helping
35:34
people who don't have money, and your pay is set by the government,
35:39
and the people in government that tell everybody how much they think employers should be
35:46
responsible for paying a living wage and everything. If they're the ones that set
35:52
your pay, they change their mind about that real fast. Oh yeah,
35:57
so that's you know, but it's taxpayer money, so it's it's fair that
36:04
they change their mind about that real fast, because like it's it's I get
36:08
paid by by money that comes from medicaid, and that's just the fact of
36:15
life. And if that was all that Medicaid was used for, I don't
36:19
think i'd complain about it, But unfortunately it's not. Albert Nada recro gives
36:25
us five dollars and says, well, Hannah, only one and a billion
36:28
CEOs is a woman and a homeless guy getting gang raped by women isn't as
36:31
important wholly internalized misogyny, lady. And by the way, my my comments
36:39
about that are Africa is excluded from those comments because obviously that that does happen
36:46
there, there are news stories about it, so so that's that's another thing.
36:52
Albert Nada Retro gives us another two dollars Canadian. It says, sorry,
36:55
I mean important impotent. Oh I I I read that important too,
37:00
But it's impotent. Women aren't as impotent. That's a great Fortian slip.
37:07
So so yeah, she's she makes this comment like like it's uh, it's
37:15
it's a matter of people doing something to her. But it's her assumption,
37:20
right you. Uh. You have to recognize the shape of your body,
37:24
just like I. I have a story that I think I told clear back
37:30
during our blog blog talk days about women in clothing. My my friend and
37:37
I are about We were about five inches different from each other in height,
37:44
and I was a just just complete skinny, walking stick of a girl,
37:52
and she was curvy. She was short and curvy. And we bought the
37:57
same dress and we both wore it to school on the same day, same
38:02
dress, different colors, right uh, And nobody complained in terms of like,
38:08
the administrators didn't complain, the teachers didn't complain, the boys didn't complain,
38:15
but the girls did. And the girls got us both in trouble with
38:22
different teachers, me for showing too much leg same skirt, length her for
38:30
showing too much cleavage, same same top cut. But I didn't have cleavage,
38:37
so I didn't get in trouble for that. And while the skirt went
38:40
halfway down my leg, it went almost to her knees, and so she
38:45
didn't get trouble for that. My leg I'm mostly leg Like I'm telling you
38:51
guys, My legs go like right all the way. They stop at my
38:52
boobs. So but but yeah, you learned to recognize what impression you might
39:05
create on other people, and you have an awareness of that. But that
39:09
awareness is never somebody else's fault. Now, granted, the girls getting pissed
39:15
at us, that was their fault. They got jealous. We weren't distracting
39:20
the boys. The boys never said a word to us or stared at us
39:23
or nothing. Right, we weren't distracting any teachers or administrators. They didn't
39:28
care. It was the other girls that got pissed off. And that's mostly
39:34
because they were angsty teenagers that were a little insecure themselves, and it bothered
39:40
them so And it's only like a handful. It wasn't like all the other
39:45
girls in our class either, right, So it's a rare thing. But
39:50
here she is attributing her need to have surgery, not just cover up,
39:57
not just dressed modestly, not just just be aware of the impression she creates
40:04
on other people, but to physically have part of herself cut into and removed
40:09
to the male gaze like that, that's some serious victim signaling. She called
40:22
the surgery the greatest thing that's ever happened to me, apart from her husband
40:23
and children, and dismissed criticism that her decision was anti feminist, although it
40:30
was it was feminist because apparently it was based on the male gaze. Yes,
40:36
victimhood. But who criticized her who said that having a breast reduction is
40:43
anti feminist, because I haven't seen anything about that either. I've not run
40:45
across a single article saying Jess Phillips had a breast reduction and it was totally
40:49
anti feminist of her. Didn't see it on Twitter, didn't know she had
40:57
a breast reduction until I saw this article. Have you guys seen anything Well
41:06
no, no, I mean again, like you said, she just popped
41:15
up out of nowhere two years later talking about our tits. Yeah, yeah,
41:22
I haven't heard hide no hair of her since Sargon made her famous.
41:28
Yeah, I just this. This is again a question of narcissism. In
41:32
my opinion, you guys are all looking at me. You guys are obsessed
41:37
with the size of my boobs. You guys are accusing me of being anti
41:39
feminist. You guys are thinking about me. I went out with a narcissist
41:46
once. It was a trip. It was it was really interesting, like
41:52
I wasn't. There was no connection on the date, so we didn't go
41:58
out on another date, and I thought, well, that's done. You
42:00
know, Okay, that was fun kinda and on to the next you know
42:06
thing in life, try to figure out somebody to be partners with. This
42:09
is not the one, and I would have assumed the individual was thinking the
42:15
same thing about me. Well, you know, that was interesting, but
42:19
you know, this is not the one. Let's move on to look somewhere
42:22
else. But instead this the stip shit went on a bender of accusations for
42:32
like six months, ending in middle of the night phone calls telling me to
42:39
stop thinking about him. I don't like going. I wasn't until you fucking
42:45
called me in the middle of the night, you know, like, what
42:49
the hell? And I finally to make the break very clear made a mixtape
42:55
of leave me alone type songs and scent it here. Here's the mixtape for
43:01
our non relationship Please Never Call Me Again, And like, that's the one
43:07
case of a bad I don't know. I guess I can call that a
43:10
relationship, considering it lasted six months. It's like being it's it's like anti
43:17
stalking. Somebody heckling you to leave them alone when you're not talking to them
43:27
for six months. It's one of the weirdest things that ever happened to me.
43:30
Right, this reminds me of that. This reminds me very much of
43:36
that individual. These people are staring at me. What people those people over
43:39
there, you mean, the ones with their backs turned, well, they
43:43
they they're they're they're they're thinking about me, you know, Like that's that's
43:49
kind of what's going on here. And uh, it quite goes right along
43:58
with another article that I read recently about narcissists getting involved in feminist activism.
44:04
Seems to be a magnet for them, so and yeah, it just blows
44:12
my mind. Oh they're looking at my tits. So let's see. She
44:20
said, people can think whatever they like, but I paid for it with
44:23
money. That I earned. It costs six grand in London, that's ten
44:29
grand cheaper in Birmingham and is a bit of a stretch. She steals the
44:37
taxes of the British public and spends it all on demonizing the British public,
44:43
especially met Yep, she says, I get the feminist argument. Why do
44:50
I feel this way? It's undoubtedly because of the male gaze. But the
44:54
outcome is I feel better, I can exercise more, I'm healthier. It's
44:58
my body, my choice. God, she had to throw that in there.
45:02
That's that's sad. Are you jobbed and boosted? Yeah? Good question,
45:09
just a question, that's all. Yeah. Well you know when they
45:14
do breast reduction, they lift them as well. So she has boosted one
45:17
way or another. Get the little booster seats. But but yeah, I
45:24
paid for it with money that I ironed. When what if feminists say when
45:30
men pay for things they want with money that they earned. You think about
45:35
that he has a he has a nice car. He's driving a Ferrari or
45:38
a Porsche, or maybe he's really really rich and he's he's driving you know,
45:44
a Bentley or or something even more expensive, and somebody else is driving
45:49
it for him. Oh, it's a it's a substitute for his deck.
45:52
Right, he's insecure. He has to have this midlife crisis car Right,
46:00
Men, when they spend money on themselves, they get demonized for it.
46:02
They get ridiculed for it. A guy wants a video game that he can
46:07
enjoy as a relaxing pastime because men men relaxed by challenging themselves in ways that
46:19
it's not the end of the world if they fail a bunch of times before
46:22
they succeed. Women don't always understand that very well. But it's a waste
46:30
of money and a waste of time because he's not using it to benefit women,
46:35
right, He's using it to benefit himself. He's enjoying it. It's
46:39
just for fun, his fun, not her fun. But she gets a
46:46
rest reduction. Well, people can think whatever they like. But I paid
46:50
for it with money that I earned. So you criticize men for what they
46:57
do with their money that they earned. What makes you think you're above criticism?
47:01
Oh wait, you're a woman, she says. I get the feminist
47:07
argument, but oh wait, I said that one. It's my body,
47:10
my choice. The Birmingham yardly MP by the way, that's the Birmingham thing.
47:17
As an American, you all have a Birmingham in every state, right,
47:22
and they're all just as bad as the Birmingham we have it. It's
47:24
the same with Manchester, like every British city has an analog in every American
47:30
state for some reason. Yeah, but I the one that is well known
47:36
in the United States is Alabama. Birmingham, Alabama. And yeah, I
47:43
have I have an individual I work with that likes jets, and so I
47:49
found a video jet spotting. I found a bunch of videos actually jet spotting
47:53
jets taking off and landing at airports on YouTube, and there was one in
47:58
that said Birmingham, and I thought, how neat. You know, I
48:02
didn't even realize there was an airport in Alabama. Well, it's it's UK.
48:10
So the video is UK. And I realized that as soon as I
48:15
heard conversation among people around the camera and the accent was not Southern. It
48:24
was across the pond. But but yeah, people in Alabama, no very
48:36
many. But but so it was like, oh, that's not the Birmingham
48:40
that I was thinking of. But uh, but yeah, so here we
48:45
go the Birmingham yard ly MP who spent who last month quit. Okay,
48:52
this guy's name is spelt here star here Shadow Cabinet over his usual to call
49:00
a ceasefire in Gaza, told The Times magazine it felt exhausting that misogyny,
49:07
sexual harassment and even rape we're still part of parliamentary life. Whoa, oh
49:14
yeah, hey, Nick Constable? Did you not feel like asking a follow
49:19
up question on that? How often do people get raped in the House of
49:22
Commons? What right did you not go hey? Did you not put your
49:27
hand up and go hey, Jess? Can you expand on that? How
49:29
often have you been raped in the House of Commons? It's probably a thing
49:34
that just happens, like right between, right after the roll call, but
49:37
before the introduction of the first piece of legislation for the day. Like then,
49:43
all right, guys, is time for the rape. All the female
49:45
in piece front and center, come on perfectly before tea so they can have
49:51
their refreshments and get back onto business. Jess, you're excused. We wouldn't
49:55
even rape you. I mean, seriously, you couldn't expound on this a
50:05
little bit. This is it's one sentence. This is a very short article.
50:09
I mean, did you just do the bare minimum to collect the paycheck.
50:14
I guess Nick, that's what you're doing here. But this is disgusting.
50:21
I kind of understand the angle that he's going for, or is the
50:27
point that he's trying to make, but it's it's just very badly worded,
50:34
you know, because I guess sir I didn't know he was a sir Ker
50:38
Starmer has a refused to call for a ceasefire in Gaza. So what's happening
50:44
to the people in Gaza amounts to the you know, sexual harassment, rape
50:49
and all this other shit. At least that's what my two plus two brain
50:54
is putting together. That's the four that I see. But yeah, it's
51:00
just still lacking so much context here, and it might not. You just
51:07
should have left this out. You should have just talked about her tits a
51:09
little bit more, honestly, which nobody really wanted to hear. So yeah,
51:15
seriously, you have to put your skepticism out whenever there's a journalist talking,
51:21
even if it's something like the Daily Mail that's not quite as violently left
51:24
wing as all the other papers. So so while we're reading about well this
51:30
boobshit, you have to wonder if maybe maybe Nick Constable did go to Jess
51:34
Phillips, ostensibly saying he was going to talk about politics, and then maybe
51:40
she spent two minutes talking about her boobs and he wrote the entire article about
51:45
her boobs. That's exactly the kind of thing any journalist in the lamestream press
51:50
would do. So maybe she did get got in that sense. But then
51:53
you read that sentence and you're like, well, okay, no, this
51:59
guy is is pushing the feminist agenda just like anyone else, right, even
52:06
if he was talking talking about politics at first, he used it as a
52:08
vehicle to just present this idea the rape is part of parliamentary life, and
52:17
that this has something to do with Gaza. Yeah, yeah, yeah,
52:23
I just it's it's all politics. Of course, it could just be that
52:28
this is also the most interesting thing that she had to say in the entire
52:34
conversation, and everything else that came out of her mouth was so stupid and
52:39
boring that he ended up having to write an article about her tits because there
52:44
was nothing else to write about, and he just threw Gaza in there because
52:50
it's you know, timely and shit. And by the way, by the
52:53
way, if if sir Keir Starmer Shadow cabinet. Cabinet called for a ceasefire
53:04
in Gaza. Do you think that the Jews and the Palestinians would stop shooting
53:07
at each other forever? Exactly exactly like, oh oh oh wait, no,
53:13
we we can't do this anymore. We have been doing this for for
53:17
for decades and every time we uh sort of come to a stop, it
53:24
starts back up again. It's a lot like the Hatfields and the McCoy's,
53:30
except with with bigger weapons and stuff and and weirder cruelty and stuff. But
53:37
but totally because this English guy leading a group of other people in England said
53:45
we should stop. We're gonna stop. We'll just forget about everything that that
53:51
that we have said are reasons why we're doing this, and we'll just quit.
53:54
No, there's some things, guys. There's some big titted bent over
53:59
in Birmingham who has a complaint. She called the manager and she has something
54:07
to say. You must listen you all you brown people, Yeah, sting
54:14
angry at each other, stop fighting? Yeah right right, No, I
54:19
just had to ask that. God, it's just it. And again I
54:23
think this was kind of thrown in because you know, you can't not support
54:29
the us in these trying times. Yeah, so there we go. We
54:38
have solved all the world's problems. All we have to do is get a
54:42
group of people from the UK to make a proclamation as to what should happen
54:49
and uh and and then all the problems will be solved. Or in San
54:52
Francisco, did you'll see that clip? Oh my god, no, no,
54:57
there's a clip going around Twitter of this committee in San Francis, Cisco
55:01
that just voted to UH to advise a ceasefire on Joe Biden and and and
55:10
they're all they sat around in masks, still in masks, sort of singing
55:15
in unison. I forget what it was, something about Cesare and carz hideously
55:23
cult like behavior. They're not original, Yeah, that's what it is.
55:31
They just think if if if they demand something and and and they vote amongst
55:36
themselves in this tiny building to advise something to to nearly said Barack Obama,
55:43
Joe Biden. They're the same person at this point. If they if they
55:46
agree to tell the president to do something, then that's a victory. Yay.
55:52
We We voted apparently ninety nine to one to advise the president to have
56:00
a ceasefire and Gaza. We've won, We've done something, We've changed the
56:04
world. Let's sing and dance together, Let's fucking shake our babies. What
56:08
there's one master woman who's then fucking shaking her baby. You know I was
56:15
waiting, you know, you know how Pelosi and all those idiots they kneeled
56:21
with their fucking the the African like claw like the heads and the head brabb
56:29
or whatever, and the scars were and they're all kneeling taking a knee for
56:32
George Floyd. When when are they gonna put the fuck yameg on? And
56:39
yeah, you know what I mean, hold your breath until that happens and
56:45
see what happens. And waiting the tunnels until further notice. Do you think
56:54
the tunnels in Brooklyn are linked to the tunnels under Gaza? Have they gone
56:59
that far by? It might it might get a little water in the tunnels
57:04
at that point, or a little bit of magma, but they can handle
57:07
it. Yes, there we go. I got to give it to the
57:13
to them people for appropriating, because you know those tunnels were not built by
57:19
those people. No they don't. They don't. Other people then and paid
57:25
them to. I think I think those those tunnels were built off of the
57:35
labor of you know, people who were probably not paid to do this.
57:40
Perhaps I don't know, but in any case, so so she has quit
57:47
this very important cabinet. I have no idea what this cabinet does, the
57:52
shadow cabinet, but she's quit this very important cabinet. It's a devastating blow
57:57
to her power level. Although now that she's made this great change in her,
58:02
her whole personality and everything, she couldn't join the anty bitty titty committee.
58:13
Oh she had. She had a six thousand pound personality change, six
58:19
as a pound personality reduction. Oh no, she's done left, oh feels
58:27
she says, a little bit like two steps forward, one step back.
58:31
It isn't a man's world. In a world, it's a world in which
58:36
women are much more tired than they used to be. What the fuck does
58:39
that even mean? What it isn't a man's world. Well, you start
58:46
admitting that now, because feminists are always like, oh, it's a man's
58:50
world, women are blah blah blah. Both of those statements are true.
58:53
To be fair, it isn't a man's world, and it is a world
58:57
in which women are more tired than they used to be that they're trying to
59:00
make it a women's world, and women have fucking exhausted from doing in our
59:06
week jobs trying to figure out how to make it happen. It's never really
59:09
been a man's world. It's been a world for men and women and children,
59:14
and men have worked very hard to make sure that women and children had
59:21
the things that they needed to be comfortable in the world, even when it
59:25
meant men had to be very uncomfortable in the process of creating that. So
59:30
I would say it's more women and children's world that was supported by male labor.
59:37
But you know, feminists don't like hearing that, so she definitely would
59:43
be taking offense. There's never been a man's world. It's always been a
59:46
human world, and it's always been it's always run on male sacrifice and male
59:52
power, and women have always made the mistake, and if not in mass,
1:00:00
then in pockets of resenting that instead of recognizing it as the resource that
1:00:07
it is, appreciating it, rewarding it, stewarding it, and treating it
1:00:14
as something something that is being done for them instead of something that is being
1:00:21
done to them. But then you have Jess Phillips complaining that she feels looked
1:00:29
at, and therefore men are responsible. She says, people will refer to
1:00:34
any argument you make, regardless of how economic it might be, as being
1:00:38
emotionable. The honorable lady is led by her heart, and who could blame
1:00:44
her? Fuck off? I'm led by the data what data yests? Spoiler
1:00:47
alert, She does not go on to cite any data whatsoever. Well,
1:00:52
even if she does, if the data is this many people are poor,
1:00:58
therefore I want more welfare. You're led by your heart because you're not looking
1:01:02
at why they're poor. You're not looking at the situation, you're not looking
1:01:07
at the effects of your spending and so on like It's it's not necessarily unfair
1:01:14
to say that that a bleeding heart liberal is led by their heart. That's
1:01:22
bullshit. And it doesn't necessarily have to do with being female either, because
1:01:27
men get called that too. I do still feel like women have to club
1:01:32
together to get hurt across parties as well. It feels like you can't just
1:01:38
say something. Twenty of us have to say something that's annoying. You have
1:01:43
a Minister for women. You already are able to club together through your Minister
1:01:49
for women. Guess who doesn't have a minister for them. You can probably
1:01:54
guess yeah, yeah, and guess who suggested that it was misogynistic for men
1:02:07
to have a minister, specifically Jess Phillips. Jess Phillips is the hold up.
1:02:13
She's the reason why men don't have a minister. It's her fault because
1:02:17
she opposed men having a say. Right, women, h'all twenty of us
1:02:23
have to say something to get to get it across. No, all it
1:02:28
takes is one and quite frequently it doesn't even matter if she's telling the truth.
1:02:36
It doesn't matter if she's right or wrong. It doesn't matter if what
1:02:38
she's talking about is a big deal or a small issue. People jump to
1:02:44
do something about it. There can be fifty people in an office who are
1:02:50
comfortable and one woman who is cold, and the heat has to be turned
1:02:53
up or the air conditioning has to be turned down, and it's sexist to
1:02:59
have it cold for that woman, even if other women are comfortable. Yep,
1:03:07
it just so happens that, you know, that's the woman wearing the
1:03:09
short sleeves and the short skirt as opposed to the rest of the people who
1:03:15
are dressed with their arms and legs covered for warmth, you know, or
1:03:21
for appearance sake. Missus Phillips forty two said her decision to quit Sircure's shadow
1:03:30
Minister for Domestic Violence and Safeguarding. So wait a minute. Domestic violence is
1:03:40
such a big issue of patriarchal oppression and misogyny in the UK. Right.
1:03:49
We hear about this all the time. We hear about it from the guy
1:03:53
whose initials sound like his name should be motherfucker. We hear about it from
1:04:01
UK feminists, we hear about it from American feminists. That domestic violence is
1:04:09
one of the most essential issues. It is a patriarchal pattern of violence against
1:04:16
women by men that all men are involved in, even if they're not participating
1:04:24
in the violence itself, and all men are responsible for it, and therefore,
1:04:30
if you're not actively trying to do something about it, it's your fault
1:04:32
that it's happening, right, So it's vital, it's absolutely vital to the
1:04:40
women who are her constituents. But she quit that over a point of doctrine,
1:04:48
political doctrine that, had they agreed upon, it would have had exactly
1:04:56
jack and shit to do with what happens in the world. Am I am
1:05:04
I am I missing something? Mm hmm, Like, am I wrong about
1:05:11
this? I'm missing everything? Seriously, she quits something that she has like
1:05:16
one of the biggest issues of feminism as a as a feminist, as a
1:05:21
woman who needs to have a say in this. She quit this, this
1:05:26
shadow ministry or whatever uh on this, this very important topic over an unrelated
1:05:35
argument that that the outcome of which would have had no effect on the world.
1:05:40
Whatsoever is that? Does that? Am I missing something? As as
1:05:45
as as we go on to read in the last couple of paragraphs, she's
1:05:51
trying to to play both sides of of the Israel versus Palestine thing. She
1:05:58
does. She does the Israel's right to defend itself, and she does the
1:06:04
Palestinians have the right to whatever thing. And this is suicide for any politician
1:06:12
to try and play both sides of this, because you can't. You're going
1:06:15
to get called anti Semitic or Islamophobic whichever side you take. And if you
1:06:20
take both sides, you'll get cold both. The only the only way to
1:06:27
get through it ethically, in my opinion, is to say fuck both of
1:06:31
those half nations. We need to concentrate on what's it called Britain, the
1:06:39
country we're supposed to be representing. But I don't know of any any politician
1:06:45
who's who's taking that approach, because they're all a bunch of eucophobic grifters who
1:06:54
who would who would rather support other countries than their own country. This is
1:06:58
the inevitable course that any government takes. Eventually, they they're not going to
1:07:04
support their own country or the people in that country, because they own those
1:07:08
people. They already own those people. It's they consider it their job to
1:07:13
control those people and only those people, and the best way to control those
1:07:18
people is to focus only on the well being of other peoples. This is
1:07:25
this is the nature of eikophobia, and and it takes over government before it
1:07:30
takes over anything else, because it's it's a machine that's supposed to be designed
1:07:35
to serve those people, but once it's in charge, it's just a machine.
1:07:41
Remember, the government is just a machine. It's it's it's composed of
1:07:46
human cogs, but fundamentally it's just a machine, and it has no empathy
1:07:51
for people. And because it's in charge of people, that has no empathy
1:07:58
for those people. It treats those people as slaves as as as things that
1:08:04
it's that it's willing to control. Yeah, and it it obviously uh the
1:08:11
whole discussion about the the Hatfields and the McCoys of the Middle East, that
1:08:17
it's it's really not about uh, changing what's going on there, changing what's
1:08:26
being done there, changing the fight, because if it was, the nations
1:08:30
would have worked together to work with the leaders of those two groups to find
1:08:35
a compromise that both groups could could agree to instead of taking sides. They
1:08:43
would have figured out a way to to to negotiate peace and make it lasting
1:08:55
one way or another. But that's not what has happened. Right, all
1:08:59
these nations get their public fighting with each other over this, and it is
1:09:05
the dumbest argument for people in a foreign nation to have about these groups in
1:09:15
this nation. It's literally useless. You could talk about it. We could
1:09:25
talk about it right here. We could have opinions about it right here,
1:09:29
right now on HBr Talk and spend two hours having a show about our opinions
1:09:35
regarding that conflict, and nothing would change, nothing would be accomplished, nobody
1:09:44
would be influenced, nobody's mind would be changed. It wouldn't occur to anybody
1:09:48
to even consider changing their opinion on it that that alone, to me says
1:10:00
it's it's worthless. And it reminds me of an incident from when I was
1:10:08
probably in about elementary school, because it was back when Sea World still used
1:10:13
to exist, and I have no idea when it closed been a long time.
1:10:17
In any case, you know, we were driving to to from from
1:10:23
where I grew up. We were driving across the Ohio for a vacation to
1:10:28
this place, and my brother and I get into this argument who would win
1:10:32
in a fight between a saber tooth tiger and a polar bear? And we
1:10:39
got really heated about this argument, like like it was the most important argument
1:10:44
we ever had in our whole lot. Well, the polar see that's my
1:10:48
my thinking because the the the ancestor of polar bears that actually existed at the
1:10:55
time that sabertooth tiger existed, were like as die, yes, fucking huge,
1:11:01
would just hit hit the tiger once and not g it into next week.
1:11:05
Right. But but of course we were having this argument, my brother
1:11:10
was thinking of modern polar bears and the sabertoothed tiger being what it was during
1:11:16
its lifetime and having those big, nasty, pointy teeth and having the flexibility
1:11:20
of cats and everything. So this was like a massive knockdown, drag out
1:11:26
voices raised in the backseat of the car while Dad's trying to drive in heavy
1:11:30
traffic going going across Ohio argument, at which point he's like, stop,
1:11:41
you know, cut this out. We will turn around, we will go
1:11:44
home. All the things parents say when when you're misbehaving in the back of
1:11:46
the car on your way to or from well, on your way to someplace
1:11:51
where you want to go. And you know, like the the one point
1:11:56
he made to us is like, if you settle this argument, somebody wins
1:12:00
this argument, then what happens. What do you get out of winning this
1:12:04
argument? What is the prize? And we both were like sitting there going
1:12:12
we hadn't thought of that because we were really getting mad at each other about
1:12:16
it. And you know, by looking back at it, you know,
1:12:20
it's like as a little kids, you understand, you know why, and
1:12:23
you'd get mad at another kid for having the wrong opinion about who would win
1:12:27
in a fight between a polar bear and a saber tooth tiger. But what
1:12:32
do you win? Say, we prove beyond a shadow of it out that
1:12:38
the polar bear would have won, and we have solid reasons why the polar
1:12:43
bear would have won, and we can now sit there and see that each
1:12:45
other over the result of the argument, and we just ruined a car ride
1:12:53
where we would have gotten the opportunity to look out the window and see all
1:12:57
kinds of interesting things that we missed because we were busy arguing over something that
1:13:00
didn't matter, and the thing didn't matter in our lives, and on top
1:13:08
of that, our opinion wouldn't matter. It could conclusively prove that it would
1:13:13
be one hundred percent logical that a polar bear would win in a fight between
1:13:16
a polar bear and a sabertooth tiger, but would it affect the life of
1:13:23
any sabertooth tiger that ever existed? Ever, no polar bears, no,
1:13:30
nothing right, So the argument was worthless. That's how I feel about this
1:13:38
argument. We could sit and talk all day about what's going on in the
1:13:45
Gaza Strip and have all kinds of opinions about whose fault it is, what
1:13:49
each side should do, what the response of other government entities should do.
1:13:57
How this affects the people that aren't willing to be involved in the fight,
1:14:01
but are dragged into it anyway and all that kind of stuff. And you
1:14:05
know, I could sit here on my butt in Ohio and talk about the
1:14:10
history of Israel versus the history of the Palestinian movement and blah blah blah,
1:14:17
and the end of the day, are their lives affected at all? Do
1:14:24
I change anything? No? And if I had that argument, you know,
1:14:33
with the interest of affecting politicians, it might be worth a tiny fraction
1:14:42
of something. But let's say I got into that argument with my boss at
1:14:45
work, which I would never do because you just don't do that at work
1:14:49
if you care about your job, right, But let's say I did,
1:14:53
And let's say my boss had an opposing opinion. Whatever my opinion was,
1:14:58
her opinion is the opposite, right, She's for She's for the saber tooth
1:15:01
tiger and I'm for the polar bear. Yeah, and I had a boss.
1:15:05
I had a boss that voted for Bush. I don't know the feeling.
1:15:09
So let's say I get mad. Right now, My work is activism.
1:15:15
There isn't anything I do that isn't activism. Taking care of people with
1:15:20
disabilities is activism. You're literally trying to help people, even if it's just
1:15:27
trying to help people not have lives as difficult as they can be. Right,
1:15:32
So I imagine that I walk away from that over an argument over Gaza
1:15:41
or over polar bears and and sabertooth tigers. Like, what kind of a
1:15:45
fuck nut would I be if I did something like that? What kind of
1:15:49
a dumb piece of shit useless asshole walks away from an important job helping people
1:16:00
in trouble or in need over an argument that even if you won that argument,
1:16:09
the result is nothing like I thought. I was as disgusted with this
1:16:16
woman as I could possibly be, and I don't share her opinions on domestic
1:16:21
violence. I don't blame all men. I don't think all women are victims.
1:16:27
I obviously don't think that the gender balance of it is what she thinks
1:16:31
it is. But she does think those things, or at least she professes
1:16:35
to. She does believe that this is an emergency, she does believe that
1:16:42
there are victims in dire straits that desperately need her help as a member of
1:16:47
this cabinet, or not cabinet, but ministry, And she walked away from
1:16:53
it over an argument that if she won the argument, nothing would change,
1:17:00
And it's not even related. See, I think what she suffers from is
1:17:05
the need to be right. That is so fucking feminine. Yes, Like,
1:17:14
I've never seen men stop digging a ditch because one of them thinks the
1:17:18
dress is blue and the other one thinks the dress is white. One of
1:17:23
them thinks the Hatfields were the good guys, and one of them thinks the
1:17:25
McCoy's were the good guys, you know, or or one of them thinks
1:17:30
the polar Bearer would win, or one of them thinks the saber tooth tiger
1:17:34
would win. Right, there's a ditch here. It's got to be doug.
1:17:43
Let's get it done, you know, let's shut the fuck up about
1:17:45
this stupid issue and get it done. What does she do? Oh well,
1:17:50
I'm not gonna help you with that ditch. Do it yourself. Yeah.
1:17:55
Why does that ditch need to be dug to begin with? It's your
1:17:57
fault, it's the patriot. Yeah, ditch needs to be dug four thousand
1:18:02
fucking miles away. Let's focus on that. Yes, one that I can't
1:18:08
even affect, one that I don't have a shovel that will touch my shovel
1:18:12
has no power in that ditch. I am going to walk away from this
1:18:15
one over that. I mean, maybe maybe her six thousand pound tits could
1:18:21
have leveled it, but but yeah, this is this is the language of
1:18:29
women. Shame, insults, guilt, and the need to be right ri
1:18:33
Ip Kevin Samuel. Yeah, you know, and she embodies all of that
1:18:39
like full blast. Yep. Now, this is why feminists think that power
1:18:47
and men in power exempt all men from from potential oppression and victimhood. But
1:18:54
a woman in the same position of power can be a victim of Imagine the
1:19:00
effects of other people's eyeballs on her charisma or whatever, her her social power.
1:19:09
And you sexually you sexually assaulted me in my brain, in my I
1:19:15
imagined that you were looking at my tits. I want to file a complaint.
1:19:21
Oh my god, she told the magazine. Also told the magazine that
1:19:26
Israel had a right to defend itself and that she had not joined any pro
1:19:30
Palestinian rallies. It worries me that they're anti Semitic, she said. The
1:19:33
idea that Jewish people feel frightened to share their identity is chilling, and that's
1:19:38
the what the end of it. So she's getting like she's she's she's latching
1:19:44
onto uh, the Jewish victimhood there at the end, her tits. She's
1:19:51
she's attached her tits to the view the Jewish identity victim cart. I mean,
1:20:00
I've never met a Jew that was afraid to say that they were Jewish
1:20:04
unless they were in Hollywood and they changed their last name to be more appropriate
1:20:09
or whatever. But yeah, I don't I don't think. I don't know.
1:20:15
I've never seen that happen either, but I thought if if it did,
1:20:19
they wouldn't tell you. I mean, but this, this is they're
1:20:25
they're frank to share their identity. They're not hiding in attics, okay and
1:20:30
under floor boards, yes, yes, yeah, I just I don't know
1:20:38
the whole thing. This, this makes me kind of sick, you know.
1:20:42
In the end, it's it's not just toxic. It's toxic in a
1:20:46
whole variety of ways, starting with the attack on male existence, like men
1:20:54
just exist in a room, and suddenly women are victims of their own imagination
1:20:59
as to what those men be thinking. And then you have this like who
1:21:04
cares about this one woman's breasts and what she did with them. That's not
1:21:10
really anybody else's concern. But most of all, she's such a fucking piece
1:21:16
of shit that she actually walked away from what she claims is a huge issue.
1:21:21
Either she's lying and it's not the issue that she's you know, she
1:21:24
knows it's not the issue she's claiming it is, or she's just that shallow
1:21:30
that conceded over an argument that doesn't matter in her situation. Her participation in
1:21:38
that argument is entirely pointless. She is entirely pointlessly true. So with that,
1:21:47
we'll get into the stupid chests. And I like this. Eric Brunner
1:21:50
says, Hannah arguing about the Middle East is pointless unless you are directly involved.
1:21:56
Chat starts arguing about it. Yeah, I did kind of notice that.
1:22:01
But but yeah, and Repzilla, Yes, you do often get more
1:22:05
from losing an argument than winning one. Albatross gave us five dollars and said
1:22:10
the saber tooth cats and polar bears would join forces to battle against the dinosaurs.
1:22:14
Yeah, especially the ones that would be trying to eat them. I
1:22:18
mean, just someone takes priority. I get that that's a joke, But
1:22:23
then sixty million years apart, yeah, I mean whatever, Still somebody closer
1:22:29
together than polar Bears and Sabertooth Tigers. Somebody make a movie about that instead
1:22:33
of another goddamn Godzilla versus King Kong. Bullshit. Wait, didn't they call
1:22:40
that ice age? Just you know, it was nonviolent and stuff. But
1:22:46
oh, you know what, I never saw that it was. Those those
1:22:49
movies were cute. The ice the Squirrel was was fabulous. But yeah,
1:22:56
those those were cute movies. I wish they made more movies like that.
1:23:00
But in any case, you know that that goes by the wayside in favor
1:23:04
of politics. In the super Chow Channel, Meredith G gave us five dollars
1:23:12
and said, HBr News two ninety one, it's HBr talk bad Meredith,
1:23:19
just kidding. This is kind of news because we are reading a news sort
1:23:24
of a fluff news article that turns out to be actually a major under the
1:23:29
radar attack on men in masculinity and a revelation of exactly what a shallow walking
1:23:38
turd Jess Phillips really is. But Meredith G gives us five dollars and says,
1:23:44
honey for the Badgers. As someone who has had reduction surgery in my
1:23:47
twenties, I didn't do it to stop being stared at I got in the
1:23:49
surgery because I was physically uncomfortable. I was suffering back pains and muscle strain.
1:23:55
So I'm going to call bs Phillips is just playing victim, and since
1:23:58
a reduction is rather obvious, she's using it for victim points. Richard Beer
1:24:03
gave us five dollars and said, wasn't she speaking at Parliament during winter energy
1:24:08
shortage about visiting a constituent and noting that the constituent had purple hands because the
1:24:14
constituent couldn't afford to run the heating. That is some cold dad. Obviously,
1:24:21
the winter energy shortage is sexist, even if it was a dude that
1:24:28
was called like, holy shit, So when are you all going to figure
1:24:32
out that you can't just jump to a new way of doing something and hope
1:24:40
the infrastructure will follow. You actually have to have a plan and execute that
1:24:45
plan in order to make sure that everybody is able to get what they need.
1:24:53
Like that's politicians used to at least have to do that. Richard Beer
1:25:02
gave us five dollars and said, look up a video from the Women Against
1:25:08
Tiredness Society on YouTube. I don't, oh gosh, what do you mean
1:25:13
that I'm not allowed to come to the professional workplace nearly naked. You're repressing
1:25:17
me And yep, that's the the super Chows and then we have a rumble.
1:25:27
Rant Nova fan twenty one gave us a dollar and said, I love
1:25:32
your boob jokes. They are titillating, especially right now because it's a tipbit
1:25:43
nippley outside. It's titty. Yeah. Yeah, you know. I had
1:25:53
to get rid of my brass bra. It's really bad since I stopped practicing.
1:26:02
So there we go, guys. That's that's the article. Hopefully everybody
1:26:09
got out of it as much as I did. For a fluff piece it
1:26:13
was, it turned out to be quite It hid a quite gummy center,
1:26:20
I guess would be the best way to put that. Much like Jess Phillips,
1:26:25
Yeah, very very fluffy on the outside and slimy on the inside.
1:26:32
No, there's nothing fluffy or slimy about Jess Phillips. She's a stone inside
1:26:38
of a tin man. The Crunchy Telmanar just gave us twenty dollars on the
1:26:45
super Chow channel and said, speaking of Godzilla movies, I highly recommend Godzilla
1:26:48
minus one saw it in theaters recently. Japanese movie, very well made.
1:26:53
The humans are fully as important as the monster. Well that's interesting. Now
1:26:57
I'm gonna have to find that I am. It's probably gonna be on some
1:27:02
streams or another. All right, And I missed a super chat which super
1:27:06
chat, so I gotta go back here. So I got the one sabertooth.
1:27:13
See, you could totally you could totally do the polar Bear and the
1:27:17
Sabertoothed Tiger and the dinosaur movie if you somehow like incorporated the time machine element
1:27:25
into it. Follow me, Follow Me people, or an alternate dimension where
1:27:30
the meteor never hit the earth. And yeah, women were not most affected.
1:27:35
Albert Nataretro gave us five dollars to sid. I already told you if
1:27:39
a polar bear fought a sabertoothed tiger, as in all things, the winner
1:27:43
would be Chuck Norris. This is true. He's undefeated, undefeated, This
1:27:50
is this is why Chuck Norris has to play the polar Bear. As we
1:27:57
already know, the sabertooth cat Uh smokes NonStop and has cancer. Anybody who
1:28:04
has seen the movies any and he's an asshole. Anybody who's seen the movies
1:28:10
knows who I'm talking about. But with that, the Mongols did go there.
1:28:17
Oh, we're still talking about war in the chat we have mentioned.
1:28:23
Let's see the Chinese Canaanites, uh, the this is moving akimied Akhmanid's and
1:28:33
Persians, the Mongols, the ah Mamlus hopefully I'm pronouncing. He's all good
1:28:44
grief. Okay. So that's enough of that, and kaijus h not not
1:28:49
to be confused with any any race of humans. With that, we will
1:28:57
say thanks to everybody for listening to the weirdly seasoned sausage. Thanks to my
1:29:03
co hosts, my two co hosts for tolerating my uh using Jess Phillips and
1:29:10
her bullshittery as a as a subject matter. We milked her. We milked
1:29:15
her for all she's worse. Yeah, we milked her for a but we
1:29:18
wouldn't even rape her. I just I'm gonna say that over and over again
1:29:23
just because I can. Probably this video is going to be taken down for
1:29:28
offending Jess Phillips. Thanks YouTube, and thanks thanks to everybody who works in
1:29:35
the background and make HBr talk happen. And good night all, good night,
1:29:40
y'all. Good night,