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Weinstein Case Overturned, Nonce Teacher Claims Innocence Because Wammen | HBR News 453 · Honey Badger Radio

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  This is HBr News number four fifty four. Win seein case overturned non teacher
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  claims innocence because women when we discussed the news of the week and give it
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  the Badger treatment. Hello everyone, and welcome to Honey Badger Radio. Hope
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  you guys are doing well this week and you're laughing at all of this absurdity
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  so that you are not consumed by it. I am your host, Brian
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  Martinez. I'm joined by my good friend doctor Randa Mcam. Hannah Wallen is
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  not available this week. Well, she's busy fighting a bear. Don't worry,
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  She'll be fun. Yeah. Yeah, I was kind of say I
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  didn't make that a story though, but because I thought it was too easy
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  and a lot of people are attacking this story is just is it? Yes?
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  Exactly? For anyone who doesn't know, there was a video that apparently
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  went viral three weeks ago of some interviewing women in the street saying would you
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  rather be stuck in a forest with a man or a bear? And an
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  alarming amount of them said, and ever since then women have been coping and
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  seething trying to explain to the misogynistic men on the internet. Now you don't
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  understand. It's not about the bear. Don't man explain to us about bears.
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  We know bears will kill us. We just we really hate men,
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  all right, Yeah, using this opportunity to tell you how much we hate
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  men exactly, you misogynists. You don't understand how much we hate men.
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  No, we do. No, I think we do. Point in the
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  question, yep. So we're not covering that today. Mike just did basically,
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  and I know you've seen other people talking about it and coping around it.
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  But what we will be talking about this week's are the recent developments regarding
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  one of Harvey Weinstein's many trials or legal battles. A thirty nine year old
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  woman assaults a man for getting her age wrong gen Z. Women are coming
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  out as bisexual in unprecedented numbers and more so, stick around. It's going
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  only show. So I have like three different links various things of feminists,
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  essentially like making death threats against people and losing their minds over various things.
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  We're just gonna go through them. They're short, and all of them come
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  from fandom Pulse, which is John Dela Ros's website. He is editor in
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  chief there and a friend of mine, as well as That park Place,
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  which is run by another journalist named Jonathan Trent. These guys are doing their
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  best to actually do journalistic work, and they're sort of related to a number
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  of different things, but we'll get into those. They should be interesting and
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  me from going into sex work, which is now protected work by the way,
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  Because I'm going to get into today's stories, and the first one I
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  want to share is there's a new Pride flag dropped. I just added this.
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  I just learned about this today. So behold the new Pride flag and
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  you're probably wondering what the hell is this, so I will tell you what
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  I do know. Okay, So first we have the rainbow, which is
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  everything from the red down to the purple, and then we have the pink
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  and blue above that, which is not trans rites. That's something else.
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  I don't know what exactly, but I know those are two additional colors have
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  been added. And then we have like this sort of wedge shape here,
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  which is the trans rights which is the like baby blue and girly pink.
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  And then we have the black and brown for people like me. I guess
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  so I'm glad to be represented. And then you have this ring, this
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  purple and yellow ring, and the yellow and purple ring is representative of the
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  intersex community apparently where they're all communities now, the intersex community. And the
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  reason why it wraps around the trans and colored people flag part is because there
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  are intersex people that are trans and people of color, so you got to
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  like encompass it all. And then we have the Umbrella Corporation logo from Resident
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  Evil. No, it's the umbrella. You see the umbrella mic that represents
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  that's the sex worker and also former sex worker population. That's it. That's
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  what it means. I mean, if you squint your eyes, it looks
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  like the Palestinian flag way around. If you look at the penstillion Palestinian flag
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  when you're on asset, it looks a bit like that somebody said when a
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  kid wants to use all the felt tips in the pack as a tantrum.
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  Yeah, right, like this is the Yeah. So anyway, now you
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  know, we have a new Pride flag. So when you're out in the
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  world and you see somebody, some bigot using the old Pride flag of twenty
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  twenty three, you call them out to the pavement, you say, hey,
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  hey, you backwards cave person, we have a new Pride flag.
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  Where what I mean is you know what I should. I should just make
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  this as a design and sell it. I can make some money. I
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  could make some money. I'm just saying, like if you if you had
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  to constantly print new products like merchandise like hats and shirts and flags people for
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  people to put on their lawn or in their school, like if you're a
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  teacher, I mean, it is pretty lucrative if you think about it.
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  You can just make your own dose. I mean you could. You could
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  add your own element to it, like just put a pedo bear in the
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  corner and Pride flag. And if you if you don't include pedo bear,
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  then you're a fucking transphobic bigger. Yeah, I do wonder what this white?
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  This white part of the flag that has to go because that's the one
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  thing you can't have. Yeah, yeah, that that so we got to
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  cover that up. That's this is not enough. Sorry, guys. This
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  flag is now actually it's no longer relevant. We're moving on. That's no
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  longer the flag. So sorry. That's the end of that. So we'll
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  be on the lookout for the next flag, maybe in the next before the
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  show is over. I'm sure it'll be a new design. So anyway,
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  I just wanted to share that thought it was educational and I like to stay
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  on top of the on top of current events. So now you know there's
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  a new Pride flag and you better respect it, you bigots or not because
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  it has a white part and it has to go away. All right.
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  Anyway, moving on to the actual stories, because that was just some something
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  that I just learned about in news that doesn't surprise me at all, but
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  may surprise some people. The New York State Court of Appeals has made a
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  significant decision when they overturned Harvey Weinstein's twenty twenty rape conviction. In a four
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  to three ruling, the court determined that the judge in the New York City
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  County trial made improper rulings that prejudiced Weinstein, including allowing testimony about allegations not
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  directly related to the case. As a result, the court has ordered a
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  new trial to take place. Weinstein's lawyer, Arthur Idalla, hailed the decision
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  as a tremendous victory for every criminal defendant in the state of New York.
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  However, Douglas h Wigdor defend every criminal defendant. What he said? Yeah?
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  However, yeah right? What was I? Oh? Yeah? Who
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  represented Douglas Okay. However, Douglas h Wigder, who represented eight of Weinstein's
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  accusers, express disappointment, calling it quote a major step back and holding those
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  accountable for acts of sexual violence end quote. The decision also prompted maybe they
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  shouldn't accused him in college instead, it probably would have just been gone.
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  The decision also prompted reactions from various figures in the entertainment industry and advocacy groups.
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  The Silence Breakers, a group of Weinstein accusers, expressed dismay at the
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  ruling but reaffirm their commitment to fighting for justice for survivors everywhere. Anita Hill,
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  head of the Hollywood Commission, emphasized the urgent need for systemic changes to
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  address sexual assault and harassment in the industry. Despite the overturning of the New
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  York conviction, Weinstein's rape conviction in Los Angeles remains intact. Evgenya ceris Strova,
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  one of Weinstein's accusers in laws Angela's case, expressed confidence that the conviction
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  will be upheld, stating her determination to continue seeking justice for herself and all
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  victims. So, just a couple of things to add on to this.
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  This is just one case. There are many cases against Weinstein, so he's
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  not like it's not He's not out of the woods yet, So that's important
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  to note that he's There are still many other cases that are still ongoing,
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  but this one has been overturned. And in addition to that, Harvey Weinstein
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  was like two days later after this ruling, he went to the hospital.
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  So he is currently being hospitalized. I mean he is old and uses a
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  walker, I guess. So that is also just a little bit of a
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  follow up of additional info. So, Mike, do you have any thoughts
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  on this? Yeah, I mean maybe innocent is the wrong word. I
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  know, he hasn't necessarily been found innocent or even not guilty. But I
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  suppose we've default back to not necessarily guilty in this case yet, and it's
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  all relative sort of. Is he any more guilty than anyone else in Hollywood?
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  I mean, especially if you average it out. Apart from the children,
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  I mean, the only people in Hollywood who really didn't know what they
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  were getting themselves in for were the children. And you couldn't even call them
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  innocent. They long since lost any semblance of their innocence. And that's just,
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  you know, sad. As far as we can tell, Harvey Winstein's
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  victims, I mean, quote unquote victims were women, grown ass women hungry
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  for fame, hungry for power, hungry for sexual adoration. Obviously, that
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  doesn't describe every actress, or indeed every actor. I for one, found
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  myself out of the pursuit of such a career in acting because I've found something
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  insurmountably depressing and soul destroying about trying to sell your image, because that's what
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  it does come down to. It's trying to sell your body using images of
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  your head, because that's really what you're selling, and getting rejected a thousand
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  times, no matter how good you might be at what's it called acting?
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  And even if you do achieve success, you then have to go on to
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  spend your whole career reading out things that someone else has written and trying to
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  uphold someone else's convictions in a somehow confusing way. Its a bit like being
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  a politician. I mean, it's not difficult in so far as it's not
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  particularly laborious, but it is psychologically difficult. It requires a second skin,
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  as they say, essentially half a brain, as they don't say, or
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  at least a partitioned brain. And I'm not I'm not saying I'm better than
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  anyone. I'm certainly not without this substantial ego of sort. But I'm you
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  know, my ego doesn't work like that. You need to be ruthless to
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  make it in mainstream show business. You have to be willing to do anything
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  anything, yes, anything, And that's the point. We're talking about people
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  who were and evidently still are willing to do anything up to and including lying,
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  cheating, backstabbing, and indeed exploitation. Well, while we're acknowledging that
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  employers in Hollywood can be guilty of exploitation, let us not forget that so
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  can employees. You can use sex to get what you want just like you
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  can use what you have to get sex. That's you know, that's when
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  you get exploiters, exploiting exploiters, exploiting exploiteds like trolls all the way down.
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  Yes, that's theoretically possible, and then it certainly seems to be what
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  goes on on the casting couch. But at some point you have to call
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  a spade that quacks like a duck. That's spade that quacks like a duck.
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  It's a contractual relationship, one that both parties enthusiastically consent to. You
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  scratch my back, I rub my deformed raisin dick across your back. Never
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  the hell Harvey Weinstein even did with that thing there is atopsois. Oh that
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  takes me back. You remember that sorry drawn together your should was drawn together
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  before it gets completely canceled. Yeah, already I think Adam Carolla's on that
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  right, Yeah, the hand rao. They'll never make a show like that,
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  very funny. Nope, that's not happening. Yeah, okay, So
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  the reason this case was overturned was because it was considered improper, illegally improper
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  to flood the case with this clown car of similarly aggrieved thoughts in the assumption
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  that sheer quantity of testimony is some kind of laudable substitute for quality of testimony.
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  And I'm sorry, but it doesn't matter how many ruthless, power hungry
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  thoughts you drag out into this theater to give their best Oscar winning impression of
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  a victim. All you have is overkill. You just have too many kooks
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  spoiling their breath. M h. You tried too hard and got too far.
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  Yes, And in the end it doesn't even matter, I say,
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  in the end. But evidently it took what is it four years to uh
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  to overturn this what I'm gonna have to call a miscarriage of justice. Was
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  the pstitute languishing in prison for four years? I don't know, you know,
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  That's the thing that there isn't a lot that is known about. I
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  think that. I don't think he was languaghing in prison. Maybe some kind
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  of thing somewhere, Yes, languishing somewhere, maybe house arrest or something.
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  I don't know, but maybe club club fed. They call it four years.
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  What you know? All along while these clowns were negotiating the Thumb's way
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  out of the ass. I don't know if that's a typical timeline in the
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  normal due course of things, but it if, like I alluded Eliot,
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  it certainly doesn't bode well for anyone else, who, for instance, is
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  currently undergoing a joke of a kangaroo caught in New York and really needs to
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  not be in prison for the next four years. So, depending on who
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  you're talking to, this story is arguably good news for the for the sake
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  of the precedent. I said precedent, but yeah, I mean president the
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  one. So yeah, sorry, sorry, sorry if I talk a lot
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  of needless cod shit in this episode, but yeah's not here, so we're
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  covering her. Shift is Oh, it's okay. Yeah, I mean if
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  it's a little shorter, I'm okay with that. So but you know it's
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  going to be full of It's a short show full of my ugly as voice.
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  Come on, everybody loves your I think yours is the favorite voice on
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  here, though, even though Lindsay's always telling me like, oh, Brian,
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  you have a great voice, like come on now, I know,
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  I know, I'm like number two, but it's okay. Actually, Mike
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  j has a good voice too, I'd say it's different different folks. Uh
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  yeah, I know it's the accent though, you get that all right.
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  But anyway, I think that the way I see that Harvey Weinstein case is
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  the same with a see free speech, Like, if you're not willing to
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  stand up for due process for people that you probably find the most odious,
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  then you don't stand for it at all. And I and I don't see
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  any like any smoking gun with all of the allegations levied at Weinstein, and
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  and unfortunately people that comment on this case, no matter what their politics are,
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  they will side against the man either because they don't like him because he
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  is not one of their people, like you know, part of their side
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  of whatever, or because they will operate on the assumption that well, if
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  if like this many women came forward, there must be some truth. This
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  is like I don't know if there's like a logofaucy for it that I don't
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  want to I don't know the name of. But this is how it always
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  works, right. So if you'll remember, Justice Kavanaugh had a number of
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  allegations, Trump had a number of allegations, And the more allegations come out,
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  then what the what the hope is that some of them, people will
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  be like, well, some of them have to be true, and but
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  like, I don't think there's any reasonablieve that any of them are, because
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  this is just a tactic that people can use to destroy someone. And so
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  I say that, you know, based on what I know about the case,
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  which isn't a ton I am glad to see that that, you know,
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  it appears that at least some do process is being you know, seen
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  through here. He may it turned out to be guilty of something, but
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  I don't care about that. I care about everything operating the appropriate way,
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  and because we we have to, like, if you can do this to
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  someone like him, then you can do this to any man, right,
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  So like this is why it matters, right, And that's why I've been
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  following this case, and I still defend Harvey Weinstein's right to you know,
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  a free a fair trial, and that you know, it has to be
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  proven, right we're talking about criminal charges and that it should be fair.
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  In fact, what I am wondering about is I think that this should be
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  this should be televised, like this should be available for the public to watch,
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  much like the Johnny Depp case, because I think that Johnny every court
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  case should be televised. I don't know. Yeah, every every court case
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  should be Yeah, I think so unless they're you know, unless they evolve
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  involve minors or something like that. Like there's like a you know, I
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  don't know, there's something like child molestation case or something. But I think
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  that in the pictures or something, you can yeah, you can blur out,
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  you can put mosaics on the faces. But I'm saying, like,
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  I think that this, I think if this was televised, we would get
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  a much clearer picture of the humanity of this guy and what he's going through.
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  Again, I'm not saying I'm not defending his character. I don't know
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  him. All I know is this all the women in Hollywood that talked about
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  him, Oprah Winfrey, uh, you know, the what was the name
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  of these really really high end actresses. We're all showering him with praise,
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  and now he is, you know, the devil himself and it's like that
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  that that doesn't add up in my opinion at all. It doesn't add up.
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  So there's something else going on. And I think that what if you
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  look at the consequences, because this is sort of like he is like you
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  know what patient zero of the me Too movement. When you look at the
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  count o, Yeah, go ahead, mind, he's the full guy.
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  Yeah, I tell it. That's what you That's what I think you have
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  to wonder whenever there's a full guy involved. I'm not, like, again,
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  I'm not saying he's innocent. I'm I'm way more than fifty percent convinced
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  that he's he's an absolute scumbag. But the fact that he's the one who's
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  been nominated as the fall guy makes me quite skeptical. Yeah, he's he's
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  being used as a shield to make sure that a big old cabal of other
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  even worse motherfuckers, you know, and never have to go under the sort
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  of damocles. So yeah, but by all means, give him a fair
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  trial, a trial that's fair enough to get him locked up and set a
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  precedent so that the rest of these fucking kidly kiddie fiddlers can see justice.
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  But this, this looks awfully like someone's being thrown under the bus so that
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  no one else has to find themselves there. Well, it's it's if you
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  like, if you can get this guy, then the assumption would be that
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  the investigation into something like broader problem is over what I was getting at with
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  the me too thing was, you know, this was the catalyst for me
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  too, which was supposed to be It was originally a problem within Hollywood,
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  but you if you look how quickly it became a problem with men across the
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  board and then it was a problem everywhere but Hollywood. It was like,
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  you know, people in boardrooms, people in businesses, in the animation industry,
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  in the music industry, and everywhere else. And I'm not saying that
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  these things did not exist, but you saw that essentially the me Too movement
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  was used as a substitute for an actual like legal system to prosecute and destroy
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  the lives of people, mostly men, in these industries. And then all
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  of a sudden, all of those positions that those men loss were replaced with
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  women. So there was something else happening. Like even Rose McGowan made this
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  commentary about how the Time's Up movement was essentially astroturfed by the state. I
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  would argue that the METO movement is also, you know, to some degree,
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  and probably do a large degree, you know, backed up by government
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  fed CIA money. I mean, you know, we know this happens.
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  I just saw a video clip of a woman. Oh I should have gotten
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  the clip. It's on Twitter, and she's on a podcast and she's like
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  this feminist that goes on the whatever podcasts and stuff and she does debates and
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  she's like, you know, she wears glasses, and she's attractive and educated
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  and she's or and she's like good at rhetoric and she like goes in and
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  essentially represents the feminist position. And she's on this podcast admitting that she was
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  in college getting her law degree and she just like started a TikTok talking about
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  feminism, and all of a sudden, she was getting like, right off
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  the bat, she was able to make a living essentially doing propaganda for the
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  Biden campaign, the Biden administration, and planned parenthood, and she just gets
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  like, now she gets paid to essentially just be a propagandist. So we
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  know this happens, you know, like we know that there are these institutions
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  have their hands in these movements that are being used to essentially destroy the lives
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  of men, and there are unions involved, there are political parties involved.
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  There are extremely like desperate people and they were okay selling their own soul.
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  Two people like Harvey Weinstein, which I believe. I believe that there are
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  women that did you know, sexual favors for this man in one one way
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  or another in exchange for fame. But it was a choice. It was
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  not abuse. And it doesn't matter that he has rank, because anybody can
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  walk away and say no, and they did. And now that that's out
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  again to avoid having to face the fact that they did make these choices to
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  be a part of the casting couch there instead saying oh no, no,
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  he's a monster. He did this to me and I did not choose to
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  do this. And this is a president. We have to kill kill it
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  right off the bat, because it will destroy people. It will be used
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  to destroy people of any stripe in any walk of life, and that includes
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  you. So we should we should know that how this works. So anyway,
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  I'll be the only one I guess, or if I have to be
• 26:30
  at least on this on this part of the internet, that'll say, you
• 26:33
  know what I don't. I don't have to even I don't have to make
• 26:37
  the case that I do or don't like this man. All I know is
• 26:41
  that he is innocent until proven guilty, and nothing that I know about the
• 26:45
  case adds up and maybe weld wait, maybe there should be some way to
• 26:48
  like make it to where we watch all these trials on the internet. Why
• 26:52
  not we should be able to do that. Anyway, those are my thoughts
• 26:56
  on that. I know that's controversial. I know that it's even easy to
• 27:00
  hate this man, but again, I don't care about that. I care
• 27:03
  about what the truth is. So let us know what you guys think about
• 27:04
  this in the comments. I did get some super chows and super chats,
• 27:10
  so I'm gonna go ahead and read them. I got one yesterday. This
• 27:14
  was after our show from Grim eighty four. Thank you Grim, and he
• 27:18
  gives us twenty bucks and he says, longtime listener since I was around twenty
• 27:22
  one, twenty sixteen, finally pitching in so and he sent us a meme.
• 27:27
  I'll share the meme. Thank you all for drudging through this for as
• 27:33
  long as you have. What little optimism I have left for Western society comes
• 27:37
  from what you do here. God bless. He has a crude meme with
• 27:41
  too much going on, but it sums up my view on the Sargon position.
• 27:45
  So in case you guys don't know, we did a response video to
• 27:48
  Carl yesterday where it was a video called like our Women Welcome on the Right,
• 27:55
  and we had our thoughts on that and we talked about it. This
• 28:00
  is essentially a meme. Can you see this, Mike, You should be
• 28:03
  to see this. You may have to like make God? Is this let
• 28:07
  me? Was the so much? No? I know it is. It's
• 28:11
  a bit much. I don't know. That's a good question. Maybe.
• 28:14
  So here's Sargon and it's like Sargon wearing a mask, wearing a mask,
• 28:19
  and it says, please please join the right. We won't hold you to
• 28:22
  any standard or shame you in any way. Whether you're a drug addicted prostitute
• 28:26
  who abuses your children or a pious woman with morals and values who selflessly helps
• 28:30
  others, we will treat you the same. And then labor. I guess
• 28:33
  these are just lefties. On this side, there's a Democrat logo and like
• 28:38
  a Liberal party logo for Canada, and this this vaush looking guy saying,
• 28:45
  hey, slut, if you support what we tell you too, we will
• 28:48
  reward you. If you don't, well you will face a consequence. Now
• 28:52
  give your child these puberty blockers. And woman is saying yes, daddy,
• 28:56
  whatever you say. So yeah that I'm just reading it out. I'm not
• 29:00
  gonna comment because it'll it'll make the show even longer. But thank you for
• 29:03
  that superchow, sir. And now I have one other one, Richard Bierre
• 29:11
  or no, Meredith, Meredith g gave us a super chow. And she
• 29:17
  says, hold on second, here, switch this out, and she says,
• 29:23
  for five dollars a spare news four five three. Let's keep in mind
• 29:27
  that one of the California accusers is the wife of Gavin Newsom, and Newsom
• 29:32
  was behind changing the laws in California to prosecute Weinstein was the scapegoat to protect
• 29:37
  others who have done worse things. Yes, that's what I suspect. I
• 29:41
  suspect that he is essentially the His fat ass is being used to fill a
• 29:48
  rabbit hole so we can't go deeper. If that makes sense. He's plugging
• 29:52
  up the rabbit hole. All right, Well, thank you, Meredith.
• 29:56
  Much like the scraps of nobody's we were given regarding Epstein, I yes,
• 30:00
  yes, exactly. Albert Nata retro gives a two dollars Canadian says, uh,
• 30:07
  he's a creep. Let me see here, Hold on a second.
• 30:11
  Oh, it's on the screen. What am I doing? Uh, he's
• 30:14
  a creep, but the great claims are questionable. I guess that's fair.
• 30:18
  I don't like using the word creep, but that's just me. And then
• 30:22
  he gives a two dollars Canadian again and says Meryl Streep called him God at
• 30:26
  the Oscars. Yeah, that's who I was thinking of. I wanted to
• 30:27
  say Susan Sarandon for some reason I don't know, Like, but yeah,
• 30:32
  I get those two mixed up. Meryl Streep and Susan Sarandon. Sue me,
• 30:37
  all right anyway, So let us know what you guys think about this
• 30:40
  development regarding Harvey Weinstein in the comments, and let's move on to the next
• 30:45
  story. So there was an incident involving a woman named Joanne Dodd who attacked
• 30:53
  a pub drinker after he gets her age incorrectly. So she is I'm thirty
• 31:00
  nine years old and he thought she was forty three. So a five year
• 31:03
  difference not massive Jacques youth, so he gave. This incident resulted in her
• 31:15
  facing sentencing at Manchester Crown Court. Despite facing up to three years in jail,
• 31:22
  Dodd was spared imprisonment and instead received a suspended sentence. The judge,
• 31:27
  Elizabeth Nichols, Woman, acknowledged Dodd's dedication and positive character, highlighting that her
• 31:33
  conduct was out of character and that she posed no risk to the public.
• 31:37
  However, the judge emphasized the seriousness of the offense and the impact it had
• 31:41
  on the victim, who suffered a four inch laceration to his face. She
• 31:45
  hit him with a glass. They call it glass. She glassed him.
• 31:48
  I never heard that term before last. Have you Have you ever heard of
• 31:55
  the term glassed when someone is hit in the face with glass or a glass.
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  Yes, Mike, are you there? I think as Mike may have
• 32:07
  Mike's Mike may have disconnected. I'll finish reading when you could talk. You
• 32:12
  can just talk. Dodd expressed remorse for her actions and was ordered to complete
• 32:17
  one hundred and eighty hours of unpaid work, pay eight hundred pounds in compensation
• 32:22
  to the victim, and adhere to a twelve months suspended sentence. During the
• 32:28
  incident, Dodd, who was intoxicated at the time, attacked Carl Cooper after
• 32:32
  he wrongly gets her age during her conversation. Despite attempts to de escalate the
• 32:37
  situation by seeking refuge in the toilet, Cooper was assaulted by Dodd, resulting
• 32:42
  in a facial injury that required sitches. Dodd's barrister highlighted mitigating factors, including
• 32:47
  personal issues such as the loss of her father and struggles with self esteem.
• 32:52
  Well, I guess that makes it'll go for you to cut a man's face
• 32:54
  open. Despite the severity of the offense, Dodd's remorse and positive character were
• 32:59
  can considered in the sentencing decision. Mike, I think you're working now.
• 33:02
  I am, Yeah, okay, i't fuck the glassy situay? What is
• 33:08
  this bullshit? What this shaken scrabble board of these impossible piles of unscorable words.
• 33:17
  Sorry, I had heard about this story last week, but this is
• 33:22
  the first time saying of this splattershot nonsense that was apparently dribbled into a crown
• 33:28
  court and was apparently instrumental in getting her off the hook. Positive character What
• 33:36
  in the dead snake shaped fuck do you mean the positive character she exhibited in
• 33:45
  court, not what she was drunkenly cutting this man's face in a bathroom.
• 33:51
  Yeah? What was I saying just now about actresses and their ruthless duplicitousness in
• 33:57
  the pursuit of exploitation and getting away with that exploitation. Oh but she seemed
• 34:01
  remorseful. Yeah, I bet she did. I have no doubt at all
• 34:05
  that she seemed like she was expressing remorse in the fucking court room, and
• 34:10
  that it was all too convincing to a fellow megacunt of a judge. That
• 34:15
  doesn't mean she's actually remorseful. You want to know how you can judge someone's
• 34:21
  character, and you can accurately judge the inner demons of someone's character. See
• 34:25
  what they're like when they're drunk, which by all accounts apparently she was at
• 34:30
  the time. You know, some people are horny drunks. Their brains just
• 34:37
  sink through their body and take root, and they're junk and they swager about
• 34:40
  the place trying to get laid all night. Some people are happy drunks.
• 34:45
  They just laugh their asses off and dance to their asses off, and they
• 34:49
  have a good time. Some people are sort of shouty drunk. They sing
• 34:53
  their asses off at high volume, and they bellow their favorite jokes and the
• 34:59
  favorite anecdote. It's like a fucking town cryer, hear, hear. You
• 35:02
  know, some people are angry drunks. They dissolve that previously cultivated barrier between
• 35:14
  their inside voice and their outside voice, and they start telling people how they
• 35:17
  really feel. I think I might be that kind of drunk. Well,
• 35:21
  no, I'm just an awesome drunk. I'm just a funny drunk. I'm
• 35:24
  just funny and awesome when I'm drunk, like I have right now. But
• 35:28
  yeah, some people are violent drunks, and not just punch people in the
• 35:35
  face drunk, but smash a glass in someone's face, just for slightly and
• 35:42
  understandably over overestimating your age drunk, not just that. But and again I'm
• 35:50
  only just learning this detail from this write up. Pursuing a random man into
• 35:54
  the men's toilet and smashing a glass in his face drunk, Sorry for being
• 36:02
  drunk is never an excuse for any action, let alone any crime, let
• 36:07
  alone that shit. If being drunk is not an excuse for drink driving,
• 36:14
  how the fuck is it an excuse for drink premeditated stalking, and drink first
• 36:22
  degree grievous bodily harm. You didn't do this because you were drunk, bitch,
• 36:25
  People drink all the time and they don't do that shit. You did
• 36:30
  this because You're an extremely unhinged and violent person, and you will still be
• 36:35
  an extremely unhinged and violent person even if you never drink again. You have
• 36:38
  demons, vicious, vindictive demons that could erupt all over an innocent person at
• 36:46
  any moment. This is exactly what prisons are for, to keep the public
• 36:53
  safe from your erratic and life threatening behavior while you take account of and work
• 37:00
  on controlling your demons. Right to jam right away exactly, and and and
• 37:07
  and by demons, I do not mean self esteem issues as portrayed. And
• 37:14
  I am so fucking tired of this backward ass excuse people use for these self
• 37:19
  obsessed narcissism. Yeah. Oh, she's just insecure, she just lacks self
• 37:23
  esteem. Her problem is she doesn't love herself enough. But are you for
• 37:28
  real? This is straight out of upside downland. You know how a person
• 37:37
  with genuine low self esteem reacts when someone calls them ugly? They go,
• 37:44
  they go, yeah, you're right, I am. I mean, it's
• 37:46
  not fucking rocket science people. You know how a person with genuine low self
• 37:52
  esteem reacts when someone calls them beautiful? They instinctively think what what? What?
• 38:00
  What? What's going on? Am I being punked. Am I being
• 38:02
  trolled? I'm I'm obviously not beautiful. I don't understand what's happening. See,
• 38:07
  people with low self esteem have trouble taking compliments and it's and it's something
• 38:13
  they have to work on because it's it's actually it's low key impolite to reject
• 38:19
  a compliment because because because you're rejecting someone's honest opinion, it's it's this hideous
• 38:25
  irony that has us stereotypical British folks are eventually horrified to discover whenever we receive
• 38:34
  a compliment, we instinctively reject it because we think rejecting it is the polite
• 38:38
  thing to do. But it's actually rather rude. And that's the journey of
• 38:44
  of of the of the low self esteem personality, the journey into a true
• 38:47
  sort of equilibrium of of ego and true self. Whereas, right, if
• 38:54
  you call someone ugly and their reaction is to fly into a violent rage where
• 39:01
  they chase you into the toilet and lacerate your fucking face, it's very probably
• 39:07
  because get this right, get ready for your mind to be blown. Right,
• 39:12
  it's very probably because they disagree with you. The science sky with a
• 39:25
  blown mind it's because they strongly disagree with the notion you have presented that they
• 39:32
  are ugly. They in fact hold fast to the contrary opinion that they are
• 39:37
  in fact beautiful, and that it would be some kind of affront to be
• 39:42
  presented with an opinion to the contrary. Had that really not occurred to you
• 39:47
  or anyone in this fucking court room. When you say a thing and that
• 39:52
  thing causes the person to whom you said it to go blatshit crazy and proceed
• 39:57
  to compulsively scar you for life, it's usually, I mean, it's typically
• 40:01
  because they disagree with the thing you said, not because they agree with it.
• 40:07
  When they agree with the thing you've said, the typical reaction is to
• 40:10
  go, I agree. Yeah. I'm sorry sound patronizing to anyone who has
• 40:19
  thought of this shit, but I feel it needs to be said for the
• 40:21
  sake of the alarming amount of people who have lived their whole lives never thinking
• 40:23
  of it. Some people, right, the biggest problem is narcissism. They
• 40:30
  absolutely fucking love themselves. They are infinitely, infinitely convinced of their own unassailable
• 40:37
  perfection, and they will not abide any passing statement that puts so much as
• 40:42
  a shallow dent in that infinite self love, so much so that they will
• 40:47
  turn any face that utters such a statement into a hideous before picture from an
• 40:54
  advanced medical journal for internationally renowned reconstructive surgeons. And for anyone to turn around
• 41:01
  and attribute this kind of explosively vengeful narcissism into, of all things, a
• 41:07
  lack of self esteem is I mean, you must you must know you're not
• 41:14
  helping. You must know that all you're doing is sending this person on their
• 41:19
  way and telling them to be even more violent, even more biblical in their
• 41:25
  retributive self righteousness. You have only condemned the next man she encounters to a
• 41:31
  grisly fate involving a fucking machete and six separate trash bags, at which point
• 41:39
  she'll be right back in court pleading your honor. He told me my butt
• 41:44
  doesn't look big in these pants, and and I could tell by the tone
• 41:49
  of his voice that he was lying, he was asking for it. Well,
• 41:52
  that's that's not guilty. This poor woman just needs some candles and a
• 41:58
  bubble bath and to feel better about yourself. Yet, no, pardon my
• 42:04
  misogyny, but this woman, this woman needs to be in a maximum security
• 42:07
  prison where she can learn what it's like to exist in the presence of other
• 42:14
  psychopathic women who are also in prominent positions in the better than you community.
• 42:20
  Better get fucking drive her out into the middle of a forest, kick her
• 42:24
  out of the car, and let her build a brand new life with the
• 42:28
  grizzly bears. Joel fucking love it. It's not about the bear after all.
• 42:34
  Yeah, I was gonna make a bear joke, but you did it
• 42:37
  first. But all I will say is that this is interesting because we have
• 42:43
  covered stories of women getting light sentences in the past, and some of the
• 42:47
  excuses are pretty mind blowing, like that the judges come up with. But
• 42:52
  most of them were like, Oh, this person is young and they have
• 42:55
  their whole life ahead of them, and you know, I don't want to
• 42:59
  tell I remember a woman in particular that did something horrendous. I can't remember
• 43:02
  exactly what it was, but she was young and bright or something, and
• 43:07
  because the judge felt bad about this woman's future being stolen, he let her,
• 43:15
  you know, he gave he let her off on a light sentence,
• 43:17
  maybe even a slap on the wrist, but I can't remember the detail.
• 43:21
  But this woman is not even that she's thirty nine, that looks forty three.
• 43:25
  And I mean, like if I look at the picture she does,
• 43:29
  she does look like she's middle age and she still spared this, and so
• 43:36
  you know this just I guess the main takeaway from this obviously this woman should
• 43:42
  be prosecuted like any other person. I mean, you know, I hate
• 43:45
  to be the guy that goes imagine if a man had done that, But
• 43:47
  I mean the truth is if a man had done that, not only would
• 43:52
  he have gone to jail, but in a way, all men everywhere would
• 43:55
  be going to jail because it would be indicative of every man on earth instead
• 44:01
  of this being like a one off, you know. So there is also
• 44:06
  that I think it's it is important to point out. And yeah, I
• 44:09
  guess guys like if you're gonna talk to women, don't try to guess their
• 44:15
  age. So it's probably just you know, the best thing to do for
• 44:22
  you or low bullet as low as possible, just women. Yeah, there
• 44:25
  go even if the right people or just you stop at twenty nine, whatever
• 44:35
  it is that whatever age it is that every woman wishes they were, which
• 44:37
  I think is mid twenties, or just make sure, you low bullet,
• 44:42
  because there's fucking psycho women out there who will disfigure you for life. Yeah,
• 44:47
  and here's this bitches out here saying, oh, we're more safe with
• 44:51
  a bear than with a man. Oh fucking really, look at his fucking
• 44:54
  story. If you tell a bear that they look like a Cody when they're
• 45:00
  actually a grizzly bear, they won't fuck I'll dare you getting confused for a
• 45:09
  panda bear. Okay, I got a super chat from Albert Nita. He
• 45:15
  gives us two dollars Canadian, says the med student who has stabbed her boyfriend.
• 45:19
  I think yeah, she was a med student. I think that is
• 45:21
  correct. Thank you for that. And that was also I believe in the
• 45:23
  UK. So yeah, good times, good times. Let us know what
• 45:28
  you guys think about this one in the comments, and we're gonna move on
• 45:31
  to the next story. All right. So, speaking of people getting out
• 45:38
  of going to jail, that's been that's been the theme. I don't know
• 45:43
  if you notice Harvey Weinstein, you know, beats a case. This woman
• 45:46
  manages without even trying, didn't even need like powerful Jewish lawyers. She's just
• 45:52
  like gonna have a suspended sentence after cutting a man's face open. And now
• 45:55
  we have this so interesting numbers have come back after a new survey by the
• 46:00
  Census. Still way, that's wrong. Sorry. After being convicted and sentenced
• 46:06
  to jail last year, a former teacher and pedophile former teacher, current pedophile,
• 46:10
  not former pedophile, wants her conviction overturned. Gay Grant Okay, sorry,
• 46:19
  that's interesting. Name. Gay Grant was sentenced back in December of twenty
• 46:25
  twenty two after pleading guilty to maintaining an unlawful sexual relationship with a child.
• 46:30
  That's putting it mildly. The charge stems from her abuse of a ten year
• 46:35
  old male student back in the nineteen seventies while she was teaching. The boy
• 46:40
  at first confided in her about bullying, but Grant then escalated with inappropriate physical
• 46:45
  contact and eventually sexual intercourse. The abuse lasted two years, after which the
• 46:51
  male student attempted to distance himself from Grant, who would later send him letters
• 46:55
  claiming to love him. Ew Together with her lawyers Stephen Boland, Grant believes
• 47:00
  that her convictions should be dismissed or that she should be retired due to her
• 47:06
  gender. So she's literally playing the woman card. Grant cites the case of
• 47:13
  Helga Lamb, which ended with judges refusing to prosecute a former school teacher who
• 47:17
  molested four boys in the nineteen seventies. The judges argued that a literal reading
• 47:22
  of the law did not apply to conduct committed by a female upon a male.
• 47:28
  Brant argues that the same treatment should be applied to her case as well.
• 47:32
  It makes you wonder, doesn't it. Evidently what we're now thinking of
• 47:38
  as a modern phenomenon, it might not be all that modern after all.
• 47:44
  No, no, away's been going on since the seventies, and there's no
• 47:47
  reason to believe it wasn't going on long before that. It just gets covered
• 47:53
  up broyly going on since sodom and kemorra yeah to it means the word sodom
• 48:00
  is there. I mean it's as is the word goneriadom and gonneri there it's
• 48:08
  where, Yes, it's where both those words come from. This has been
• 48:13
  going on in schools at the hands of female teachers for god knows how long,
• 48:19
  to a degree that makes the Catholic Church look like I'm struggling to think
• 48:24
  of an institution that isn't rife with nonsery, given that you never given that
• 48:30
  you can you never really know? Yeah, come back, Catholic Church,
• 48:36
  all is forgiven what Jesus would have wanted forgiveness, I mean, not nonsery.
• 48:45
  No, even even the BBC doesn't seem all that bad in comparison to
• 48:51
  just how many schools have been harboring and protecting God knows how many female nonass
• 48:55
  over the years. Even even Hollywood probably pales in Well, I wouldn't go
• 49:00
  that far, or would I. We don't even know the extent of the
• 49:06
  problem we have. We have no idea what lies under the surface that we've
• 49:12
  only just begun to scratch. I mean, it's generally assumed that when this
• 49:16
  happens to schoolboys, they just, you know, they brag about it to
• 49:21
  their friends and everyone just goes nice, or they just they just don't believe
• 49:25
  them, because why would they. But maybe maybe the vast majority of the
• 49:31
  boys to whom this happens they just never mention it, not and not just
• 49:37
  because no one would believe them anyways, very probably because they are told not
• 49:43
  to tell anyone mm hmm by the teacher who's grooming them and raping them.
• 49:49
  That's how nanses operate. After all, don't tell your parents or else.
• 49:53
  They even the female ones who who like to believe that they didn't do nothing
• 50:00
  wrong, they're you know, they're still fully aware that the parents of the
• 50:02
  child they are grooming and raping would not approve. That's certainly how modern day
• 50:10
  trans weirdo groomer teachers operate. It's now reached the point where they're grooming them
• 50:16
  into their weirdo trans cult right there in the classroom and right there in the
• 50:21
  in the school library. And they still think they could get away with it
• 50:24
  by telling the kids to keep quiet about it. Maybe you can see the
• 50:30
  timeline of events by now. Maybe this cult of weirdo trans groomer teachers didn't
• 50:38
  fall out of a clear blue sky. It didn't come out on nothing.
• 50:43
  If you let people get away with anything, sooner or later they will do
• 50:49
  anything. And it's it's it's not even that we let teachers get away with
• 50:52
  it with anything, it's that we let women get away with anything. Yeah,
• 50:58
  include colonizing the education system, ethnically cleansing the education system, sexually cleansing.
• 51:07
  In this case, does anyone remember male teachers? Is anyone in the
• 51:14
  audience old enough to remember any male teachers, never mind a fifty to fifty
• 51:21
  split for the sake of representation or diversity. It's one of those industries where
• 51:30
  where where it has apparently it's never been an issue, no matter how many
• 51:35
  male teachers have been sacked in disgrace and run out of town because a gaggle
• 51:39
  of schoolgirls didn't like having so much homework, so they accused him of touching
• 51:44
  them, and it's got pitchforked out of town. You can't be too careful
• 51:51
  after all. Meanwhile, an epidemic of female nonsens have been traumatizing innocent boys
• 51:59
  for god knows how long he maybe those very same female nonsense have been the
• 52:05
  ones driving innocent male teachers out of the profession because there are a bunch of
• 52:10
  rabid feminists who assume all men are rapists by default, because that's what they've
• 52:16
  been taught to assume in university. It's much like nursing. There are plenty
• 52:24
  of men who very much want to go into nursing as a profession because they
• 52:30
  want to help people on that front. They want to work in the medal
• 52:35
  in the medical industry, but they can't afford the stupid amount of money it
• 52:38
  takes to train as a doctor, so they want to become a nurse.
• 52:42
  But they get through a couple of months of the training period before the tyranny
• 52:47
  of Miss Sandric Zealots go ahead and get the ick and complain to their superiors
• 52:54
  that this man is he's interacting with everyone too much, or not interacting with
• 53:01
  them enough, or interacting with everyone in this weird middle ground. And it's
• 53:08
  still it seems suspicious either way. Fuck him, we don't like him.
• 53:13
  He makes us feel uncomfortable. I mean it, fucking It works in ordinary
• 53:17
  office environments. It even works in warehouses in which the first woman whoever walks
• 53:25
  into the place can start taking scalps left, right, and center. How
• 53:30
  do you it works in the police? Who works in the fucking army?
• 53:34
  How long do you suppose it's been like that in workplaces where women by and
• 53:38
  large actually want to work and have been the majority of the people in that
• 53:45
  environment. It's a long ast time, That's how fucking long. Yep.
• 53:49
  So yeah, In an institution where celebrities can get away with anything, you
• 53:54
  will get a contagion of celebrity nonsense. In an institution where priests can get
• 54:00
  away with anything, you will get a contagion of priest nonsens It shouldn't be
• 54:06
  all that surprising that an institution where women can get away with anything, you'll
• 54:09
  get a contagion of female nonsense. And the institution of education is colossal.
• 54:16
  It dwarfs anything else, anything else you care to mention. And it just
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  so happens to be where people send their kids for like at least seven hours
• 54:30
  a day, well in a building. They're not allowed to leave and they're
• 54:34
  not even allowed to not go there. Yeah, and there is like there's
• 54:39
  like a whole Marxist like I guess education writer or academic educator named Paolo Fieri
• 54:50
  that did a whole series on queering the child and so like this and this
• 54:55
  is all as goes to the sixties. So yeah, I I think the
• 55:00
  sixties is about it's about when this is really starting. I mean, yeah,
• 55:04
  it goes back farther, but when it became institutionalized. Yeah, look
• 55:07
  up Powell Fieri if you you're interested. Yeah, and Kinsey and money things
• 55:16
  like people like that as well. So yeah, what we while all you
• 55:22
  dumb cunts were arguing about the patriarchy, you looked the other way, while
• 55:28
  an international complex of child rape factories played merry hell with your civilization and any
• 55:35
  any any prospect of such a thing as a civilization existing in the future.
• 55:39
  And now now that they're nowadays, they're not even content with merely raping your
• 55:45
  children. Now they're torturing them. They're they're telling them they're in the wrong
• 55:51
  body, telling them who they should be sexually attracted to, even while they
• 55:58
  simultaneously bully them into getting the genitals butterflied, so they never even experience what
• 56:04
  sexual attraction is. It's putting them through struggle sessions about their privilege. Yeah,
• 56:09
  it's not just psychological torture, but right down to the worst kind of
• 56:14
  physical torture on children. No less, when is it enough? When will
• 56:19
  you finally say enough is enough? When in the giant bleeding anus of Jehovah
• 56:25
  has it perhaps gone too far? That good question. The answer is whensoever
• 56:34
  you can pull your heads out your asses and consider any mindset other than blaming
• 56:38
  men for everything. And that's not going to happen anytime soon, because it
• 56:45
  seems the left and the right appear to be in lockstep on this matter.
• 56:52
  That we should accommodate women because of their fucking fiefees. There's no one speaking
• 56:58
  out against it except a small demonized group of space lepers in a shadow band
• 57:02
  corner of the Internet who give you nasty, hurty feelings because they have this
• 57:07
  red hot, inflamed nerve to hold you responsible for your own fucking feelings.
• 57:14
  I am so sick of everything. Do you know what I would rather fuck?
• 57:19
  A bear? I would I would actually rather fuck a bear than deal
• 57:22
  with these hateful piles of ass. You actually don't know where you stand with
• 57:29
  a bear. If if a bear's stomach is full, it might actually leave
• 57:34
  you alone and and and just sit there and then go fuck off and hibernate
• 57:37
  or something, whereas these these missandric narcissistic cunts are one hundred percent guaranteed to
• 57:45
  blame you for everything as soon as they smell your fucking blood in the air.
• 57:50
  So fucking I'm hibernating and until this long dark winter of the soul is
• 57:55
  over, or or until I die. Fuck maybe I'm already dead, So
• 58:02
  until the end of time it is all right, Well you come and die
• 58:06
  if you're already dead, Ah, well you could die again. I guess
• 58:12
  well that that does it. I guess we got a crowdfund Mike a copy
• 58:15
  of Balder's Gate three so he can have bear sex. All right, So
• 58:20
  let us know you guys think about this. I did see a couple of
• 58:22
  superchows super chat the superchow, so we're gonna read through those. I might
• 58:27
  respond to them, and that'll be my commentary on this story. Obviously,
• 58:31
  it's monstrous that this woman, like the the cohonates the bro. The brovaries
• 58:38
  on this lady to be like, oh, you know, I probably shouldn't
• 58:42
  see any jail time because I'm a woman. And here's like another story as
• 58:45
  president of another woman that sexually, like basically raped little boys that I guess
• 58:51
  didn't see. I didn't look at the case. But the fact that she
• 58:53
  thinks his president only shows how depraved this is. That there was a woman
• 58:58
  who did this before and her case served as president. For this woman trying
• 59:02
  to get off, it's almost like there's something that holds those things in common.
• 59:08
  Right, So anyway, Richard Bierre gives us five bucks and says,
• 59:12
  I will say that in spite of TikTok being loaded with spyware, it does
• 59:15
  have the usefulness of being a platform that allows users who have questionable proclivities comfortable
• 59:21
  enough to advertise their various degeneracies to the public while believing that only those who
• 59:25
  are of the same mindset are the only ones viewing it. Well, I
• 59:30
  mean I think that there is like a desire to be caught too in a
• 59:34
  way. But thank you for that, because I mean, like it's can't
• 59:37
  work out for them, thank you, Richard. Okay. Albertnata says a
• 59:42
  third reason might be that they didn't like it, but they think they should
• 59:45
  have, especially if the teacher was an attractive woman. Well, okay,
• 59:49
  this is a I'm not mad about this or anything, but like this,
• 59:52
  this is the reason why this kind of thing is tolerated because there is an
• 59:58
  assumption that the boy is attracted to his teacher and that the teacher is attractive.
• 1:00:05
  But what if bear with me, not that it should matter, but
• 1:00:09
  what if the woman is hideous? What if she is fat and old,
• 1:00:14
  which is like most teachers, like, let's be real, and she did
• 1:00:19
  that, Like that doesn't And the thing is, I shouldn't have to say
• 1:00:22
  what if she was an ogre and did this, because it doesn't matter.
• 1:00:28
  She could have been a ten. It's rape. And that's the thing.
• 1:00:31
  Like boys are like if they are post pubescent and their hormones are running wild,
• 1:00:38
  they may like make the error of thinking that they want something from a
• 1:00:44
  woman that is an adult, like a teacher, that they should not want
• 1:00:49
  because they have this they have the sex drive coming up. But a lot
• 1:00:52
  of these kids are Firstly, they're they're younger than that, so they're not
• 1:00:58
  teenage boys. We're talking chill. Secondly, there's no guarantee these women are
• 1:01:01
  attractive. Thirdly, neither of those things matter because it's illegal, and is
• 1:01:06
  the thing we can't we can't just say, you know what I mean.
• 1:01:09
  Like I again, I'm not I'm not demonizing anyone. I'm just pointing out
• 1:01:13
  that these factors should not matter. But I think that more than more than
• 1:01:20
  not, one of the problems is that boys are not expect they're they're not
• 1:01:23
  expected to have a problem with that because of this this you know, this
• 1:01:30
  narrative of like oh nice, right, but what if like that. First
• 1:01:36
  of all, it doesn't matter, but also she probably wasn't attractive and it's
• 1:01:40
  probably isn't pleasant. Even if the boy thinks he wants it, he probably
• 1:01:45
  won't enjoy it. You know, like this is the thing and it's gonna
• 1:01:47
  And the thing is, if you want to end like sexual abuse, then
• 1:01:52
  you have to end the cycle. Because the boys who the men who are
• 1:01:57
  most likely to be themselves sexual abusers, experience sexual abuse like most of them
• 1:02:01
  have. And the people who have problems with gender identity, and the people
• 1:02:05
  who have problems with their sexuality, the people who have all kinds of like
• 1:02:07
  dysfunction, right, they have themselves experienced abuse. So we can't make allowances
• 1:02:15
  for maybes and what ifs regarding this kind of thing. We just have to
• 1:02:20
  say it's wrong, period. It doesn't matter what it looks like. And
• 1:02:23
  what if an attractive male teacher has sex with I mean even a seventeen year
• 1:02:30
  old female student. I know, I know, it seems like it seems
• 1:02:32
  so obvious to do. What if the genders like Indiana like like Indiana Jones
• 1:02:38
  possibly, But evidently when that happens, the female student does talk about it,
• 1:02:45
  because I don't know if you know this, folks, but women talk.
• 1:02:49
  Teenage girls talk. In any of those situations where where a seventeen year
• 1:02:54
  old student does fuck her ten out of ten male teacher, she's obviously going
• 1:02:59
  to talk about it, because I think this might be a difference, particularly
• 1:03:06
  between teenage girls and teenage boys. Teenage girls talk about all the sexual activities
• 1:03:15
  they have, and they can't shut the fuck up about the hot male teacher
• 1:03:20
  they just fucked, even if that hot male teacher tells them not to.
• 1:03:25
  Maybe that's because teenage girls are a little bit more shallow than teenage boys.
• 1:03:30
  Teenage boys just want to have sexual experiences because they're so unlikely to and so
• 1:03:39
  they're only interested in the tea in the sexual experience, and so they don't
• 1:03:43
  tell anyone about it, which, if you're following the narrative, makes them
• 1:03:47
  more vulnerable to predators. Yeah, because they won't talk about it. Teenage
• 1:03:55
  girls are not as vulnerable to predators because they will talk about it because they
• 1:04:02
  feel that they are able to talk about it because they're not just looking for
• 1:04:05
  sexual gratification, they're looking for a story to tell they're fucking friends. Yeah,
• 1:04:13
  and this is why male teachers can't get away with fucking the students even
• 1:04:17
  if if they are of age, and female teachers can get away even with
• 1:04:24
  fucking a ten year old. Yeah. I think the education system needs to
• 1:04:30
  be like rebooted if we need to do something else factory settings. I don't
• 1:04:32
  know something, all right, I got more super chats. So Alberninda retro
• 1:04:36
  gives us two dollars Canadian says, effa bear dark, Have I got the
• 1:04:41
  boulders Gate for you? It's an obvious joke. Everyone's done it. Yeah,
• 1:04:45
  it's worth telling multiple times. And then Albernata gives us five dollars Canadian
• 1:04:50
  and says, I'm not defending it. I'm saying that's why the kid might
• 1:04:53
  keep quiet about it. I know you're not. I'm just pointing out that
• 1:04:57
  it's an easy Yeah, it's just an easy trap a lot of people to
• 1:05:00
  fall into. And I'm not saying that you've done that. All right.
• 1:05:02
  Anyway, let's move on to the next story. Listen, we you guys
• 1:05:04
  think about this one in the comments. Now we're on the last story speaking
• 1:05:10
  of New Pride flags and pedophiles, because I think there's a relationship here and
• 1:05:15
  Paolo Fieri gen Z is gay. Have you heard so? Interesting numbers have
• 1:05:20
  come back after a new survey by the Census Bureau polled various generational cohorts about
• 1:05:26
  their sexuality. While only eleven percent of millennials identify as LGBT. Nearly twenty
• 1:05:31
  percent of Gen Z now identify as LGBT. Surprisingly, the main driver of
• 1:05:36
  this shift seems to be Generation Z women identifying as bisexual at this as the
• 1:05:43
  same survey shows this that between nineteen and twenty, two percent of women between
• 1:05:47
  eighteen and twenty five now identify as bisexual. While no one reason has surfaced
• 1:05:53
  to explain this shift, one school of thought has labeled this phenomenon as a
• 1:05:58
  trend one feel by social media apps such as TikTok. On the other side,
• 1:06:03
  Rich, I hope I'm saying this right. Rich Savin Williams, a
• 1:06:08
  developmental psychology professor, argues that by sexuality being destigmatized is helping more people come
• 1:06:15
  out. So this is like the pro queer theory side of things. Well,
• 1:06:18
  social media has added to this visibility that there are options out there not
• 1:06:24
  previously available in a positive sense. It sort of says, quote, hey,
• 1:06:27
  look, you don't have to fit into these boxes. End quote.
• 1:06:30
  It's not that the absolute number of people increased as a percentage in terms of
• 1:06:33
  their internal organ orientation. The shift has been in the visibility and the willingness
• 1:06:39
  of individuals to express it and to declare it end quote. So is this
• 1:06:45
  real or is this manufactured? I think that's kind of what the question is,
• 1:06:50
  right, Yeah. And the implicit assumption by the quote there is that
• 1:06:56
  it's to do with stigma and the lifting of whatever stigma used to exist.
• 1:07:03
  Apparently one generation ago. Yeah, everyone remembers in the nineties and the two
• 1:07:10
  thousands, it was a hangable offense for women to have sex with each other,
• 1:07:15
  wasn't it. Oh yeah, no, no, no, it wasn't.
• 1:07:17
  I don't think it's ever even been illegal like anywhere, even in the
• 1:07:25
  in the scary bits of the East, but it was. It was at
• 1:07:30
  least frowned upon, right your Your family would would would would disown you if
• 1:07:33
  you were a lesbian. They'd be like, oh, I have no daughter,
• 1:07:38
  right yeah, No, no, not really. I mean maybe like
• 1:07:42
  a hundred years ago when when male sexuality was indeed illegal just about everywhere,
• 1:07:49
  or maybe the two or three hundred years ago when it was punishable by death
• 1:07:55
  for men to love each other in such a way. I suppose that while
• 1:08:00
  that was going on, there was also a little bit of stigma, a
• 1:08:03
  little bit, a little bit, a little bit of side eye in the
• 1:08:06
  air. In the event that your daughter turned out to be a carpet muncher,
• 1:08:13
  you'd be like, well, shit, now she's never leaving home.
• 1:08:17
  Got another bloody mouth to feed forever. There goes my retirement plan. Grumble,
• 1:08:21
  grumble. Anyway, get your coat where we're gonna go. Watch them
• 1:08:26
  hang another couple of baggots. Pardon me, boy? Is that the Chattanooga
• 1:08:31
  Tutu suck? I don't know any songs from the eighteen hundreds? Shut up.
• 1:08:39
  Yeah, the point is there. A jingles, a trolley ros o'donald.
• 1:08:44
  I don't know what I thought about her, rosy o'donald mouth like a
• 1:08:47
  truck driver. Okay, do you want to say anything else about this?
• 1:08:54
  Yeah? The point is there. There are different kinds of stigma, different
• 1:08:59
  level of stigma. It makes sense that after the nineteen sixties, the number
• 1:09:05
  of men admitting that they fancy each other would rise from I mean, presumably
• 1:09:12
  zero to well, look at this graph. I'm showing you a graph while
• 1:09:18
  doing some nickelback. Yeah, I mean men admitting that they were gay in
• 1:09:26
  order to not get killed by the state. It would explain a case in
• 1:09:31
  which men were unwilling to express or declare it mm hmm, But that doesn't
• 1:09:36
  mean the same explanation applies to other things like homosexual women and certainly not bisexual
• 1:09:43
  women. The only thing less oppressed than a modern Western woman is a modern
• 1:09:49
  Western bisexual women. Why are you gay? Bisexual women have all the same
• 1:09:59
  privilege as women, plus even more, yes, relational opportunities by definition.
• 1:10:08
  So incidentally, whenever a bisexual woman claims to speak on behalf of gay men
• 1:10:15
  as part of the same historically oppressed class, and they go, if you're
• 1:10:18
  nice to us, you could sit at our table tea, then someone really
• 1:10:25
  ought to put their hand up and go, excuse me, what the fuck?
• 1:10:29
  But that's that's another story for another year long ago. And and and
• 1:10:34
  what goes for what goes for gay men doesn't necessarily necessarily go for quote unquote
• 1:10:42
  transgender people either. You know. I tried. I tried looking at some
• 1:10:47
  some dates for when transsexuality was made legal in the West. I mean,
• 1:10:55
  and I suppose my mistake was looking up on Google and Wikipedia. But all
• 1:11:00
  they gave me was a series of gender recognition acts, i e. When
• 1:11:05
  it became a legal process to officially change your documented sex. And I'm like,
• 1:11:11
  no, bad Google, bad Wikipedia. That's not what I meant.
• 1:11:15
  That's when the legal system started officially denying reality. That's not I want to
• 1:11:21
  know when in history it was a punishable crime to have a quote unquote sex
• 1:11:30
  change or even just to quote unquote cross dress. As far as I could
• 1:11:36
  ascertain, the answer is, it's complicated. There were sort of. There
• 1:11:42
  were vague laws on the books, but they were interpreted at the arbitrary behest
• 1:11:48
  of any given local or contemporary law makers. Much like the vague hate speech
• 1:11:54
  laws we have today, they were only enforced whenever it was opportunistically expedient,
• 1:12:01
  shall we say so? The de stigmatiz stigmatization was gradual throughout the twentieth century,
• 1:12:09
  and it seems the pivot point was around the nineteen sixties, while gay
• 1:12:14
  men were fighting for their right to love each other without being imprisoned or castrated.
• 1:12:20
  There was also a gradual shift in the Overton window when it came to
• 1:12:26
  the gender benders. Oh, and lesbians were going we're oppressed to we're way
• 1:12:32
  more oppressed than them, kids, kids, I mean obviously, so yeah.
• 1:12:39
  The period in which you would expect the data to shift to more accurate
• 1:12:44
  numbers was between the nineteen sixties and the nineteen eighties. By the eighties everything
• 1:12:51
  was fully decriminalized again in the West, and by the nineties it was already
• 1:12:58
  you know, celebrated. It was, it was, it was great to
• 1:13:00
  be gained. But the thing, oh, for sure, but there was
• 1:13:02
  like movies made about it by the w chow Skis and shit like that.
• 1:13:05
  Yeah, yeah, bound. But the thing about the Overton window is it
• 1:13:12
  can and will get pushed beyond the point of acceptance, beyond the point of
• 1:13:17
  celebration and into the region of you know, hip and trendy, and then
• 1:13:23
  and then and then into upside downland and into the region of positive discrimination in
• 1:13:29
  which you get more opportunities than everyone else, much like what bisexual women have
• 1:13:33
  always enjoyed, and the point where crimes against you are officially registered as worse
• 1:13:42
  than crimes against other people, you know, just because you feel like,
• 1:13:45
  just because of how you perceive things. Editors note you are here in conclusion,
• 1:13:56
  the reason there are so many LGBTQ plus P in this generation, so
• 1:14:01
  much more than the last, is not because it has become destigmatized. It
• 1:14:08
  already was. It's because heterosexuality has become stigmatized artificially stigmatized. Cis genderism,
• 1:14:17
  if you want to call it, that has become artificially stigmatized. I mean,
• 1:14:21
  the word itself doesn't need to exist. It only exists to stigmatize what
• 1:14:27
  we used to call normal people. And in case this wasn't clear hopefully to
• 1:14:33
  everyone listening, the reason the last ten years has seen such a huge spike
• 1:14:41
  in the prevalence of quote unquote trans kids from around zero percent to fuck knows
• 1:14:46
  how many is not because children have having spent the last the previous two hundred
• 1:14:55
  thousand years convinced that they were in the wrong body, but were too afraid
• 1:14:58
  to say so. No. No, it's because of a mass formation psychosis
• 1:15:04
  of sick, morally bankrupt, ideologically wopped lunatics who think it's trendy to torture
• 1:15:13
  their children. Mm hm. History will not be kind to this generation,
• 1:15:19
  folks, and as a result, future generations might not be kind to the
• 1:15:27
  LGBTs whom they think might be responsible. Well, you know what, they'll
• 1:15:32
  probably just blame it on the gay men and and and go back to hanging
• 1:15:38
  them in the street. Actually, they'll probably just blame men in general like
• 1:15:42
  they always well, they already do. Yeah, and they're just trying to
• 1:15:45
  abolish male identities and the whole cycle will start over again. Good times,
• 1:15:50
  you're well, well, bad times. That's that adage that we all know
• 1:15:56
  now isn't quite accurate anymore. It's weak women create bad times. Week,
• 1:16:03
  women create bad times week, women over forever and ever. Yeah, y'all,
• 1:16:12
  maybe maybe we could break out this very tiny cycle by just not blaming
• 1:16:17
  men for everything. You're listening to, Honeybudger Radio. Yeah, So I
• 1:16:25
  wanted to throw in there, so this. I have this graph on this
• 1:16:29
  on the screen here. The article talks about it in terms of it being
• 1:16:33
  Generation Z like broadly, but it really is Generation Z girls and you can
• 1:16:41
  see that girls in twenty fifteen, well, boys in twenty fifteen two point
• 1:16:45
  four percent of them identified as LGBT, and two point eight percent of them
• 1:16:49
  in twenty twenty one identified as LGBT, so about the same number. Basically,
• 1:16:57
  I think two percent of the population makes sense because it just doesn't make
• 1:17:02
  sense that a large number of people would essentially like, not breed and kill
• 1:17:09
  off the entire species. Even if you like, if you believe in evolution,
• 1:17:14
  Darwinism, whatever, you would know that this doesn't make sense, as
• 1:17:17
  you know, a behavior that would replicate like that should replicate itself. But
• 1:17:24
  girls, that number is much higher. In twenty fifteen it was ten percent
• 1:17:28
  of girls, and in twenty twenty one, now it is twenty five percent.
• 1:17:31
  And what I think is going on is something called social contagion theory.
• 1:17:36
  When you take girls in a highly feminized environment like school and our media and
• 1:17:44
  everything else, also their peer groups and social media like TikTok et cetera.
• 1:17:49
  I mean, like when I was in high school, there were girls who
• 1:17:51
  thought they were by like they would say well, or they would say I
• 1:17:56
  don't identify as male or female. But it was like this larp thing that
• 1:18:00
  they wanted to do so they can feel special. This is like nineteen eighty
• 1:18:04
  nine, nineteen ninety, right, and no one thought it was anything like
• 1:18:11
  really weird. Like obviously, as a boy, I was like, why
• 1:18:13
  would you like? You have tits? I like your tits. Why would
• 1:18:15
  you want to not be who you are? You have great tits? Right,
• 1:18:18
  But you know, she took her tits for granted and eventually she realized,
• 1:18:25
  oh, actually I am a woman. Like a couple of years later,
• 1:18:27
  you know, she was like, oh yeah, I am a girl
• 1:18:29
  and I like boys. But this social contagent theory, so you know,
• 1:18:33
  it suggests that people's thoughts, emotions, and behaviors can be influenced by the
• 1:18:36
  people around them, leading to the spread of ideas, attitudes, and behaviors
• 1:18:41
  throughout social networks. This theory is rooted in the idea that individuals are influenced
• 1:18:45
  by the social environment and that social interactions can shape their behavior, attitudes,
• 1:18:49
  and emotions. According to social contagion theory, people are more likely to adopt
• 1:18:54
  a particular behavior or attitude if they see others around them exhibiting it. This
• 1:19:00
  can occur through direct observation, social media, or other forms of communication.
• 1:19:03
  The theory suggests that people are drawn to behaviors that are perceived as desirable,
• 1:19:08
  and that they are more likely to adopt them if they see others around them
• 1:19:11
  engaging in those behaviors. So I think that you guys have heard and you've
• 1:19:15
  seen this before. I don't. So there's like this feminist theory operates under
• 1:19:23
  the social contagion as an assumption about society. So when they talk about toxic
• 1:19:29
  masculinity, for example, they say that men are socialized to be a certain
• 1:19:31
  way. We like people like Karen are more in the biological determinists camp,
• 1:19:39
  where it's like, no, men are the way they are because we evolve
• 1:19:42
  this way, we adapted in this fashion. And I think that there is
• 1:19:47
  it is really more of a It could be a mixture of both of these
• 1:19:50
  things, although I think biology tends to win out in the end. And
• 1:19:54
  I think what we're seeing with these high school girls is them trying to please
• 1:20:00
  there, you know, peer group and fit in with social media, et
• 1:20:02
  cetera. So they larp as being gay or bisexual, and maybe they even
• 1:20:08
  engage in some bisexual activity and no one discourages them. In fact, it's
• 1:20:14
  celebrated, like Mike was saying, And I think that this is not I
• 1:20:20
  don't I don't want to say it's harmful as long as they like get out
• 1:20:25
  of it later. But the problem is is that we're not living in a
• 1:20:28
  time where being gay or bisexual is just sort of tolerated in a passive sense.
• 1:20:34
  We're living in a time where it's like really like amplified and lifted up
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  and normalized, and people are getting surgeries and they're taking hormones and they're they're
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  engaging in stuff that maybe like this, this sort of like this peer pressure
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  on girls is like pushing them towards especially if they're like teenage girls, and
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  I think it could result in some serious problems down the line. And this
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  is why I am a bit more critical of the trans movements, because I
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  think it's going to like in general, I'm supportive of adults doing whatever,
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  but I think that when it comes to young people, and even like young
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  people who are technically of legal age, I think that there should be more
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  soul searching before you make these decisions, because you are essentially taking yourself out
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  of the gene pool. And I think that there are very powerful lobbies interested
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  in doing that because they believe that the earth is you know, that the
• 1:21:30
  humans need to be called and they're not really giving these people a choice.
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  So I think that there is a real danger there and that we should like
• 1:21:38
  tread very carefully. And I'm glad that this is not something that is impacting
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  boys as much, although you know, it does sort of like call in
• 1:21:46
  the question whether or not, as Lady Gaga said, we're born this way
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  or if this is something that is hoisted upon us. I imagine it's a
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  bit of both. So anyway, that's it for the stories. I don't
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  know if you guys, if you want to say anything to that. Mike,
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  I'm looking to see if there's any super chats or super Child's go ahead.
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  And I'm impressed that we've made it almost an hour and a half just
• 1:22:10
  between we're Yeah, I knew it. I knew it. I thought we
• 1:22:12
  could do it. Hell if you ife, like if you lived here and
• 1:22:15
  we had a studio space and we were doing it like live on camera,
• 1:22:18
  I think we could do a really badass podcast. But maybe you'll come down
• 1:22:24
  here and we'll figure something out one day, all right, in the beginning
• 1:22:27
  of well, I'll be in Connecticut in the beginning of June, I think,
• 1:22:30
  oh, really, I'm planning on visiting family this summer. I have
• 1:22:34
  not seen my family and friends in Chicago in a long time, so I'll
• 1:22:38
  be that's for three months. So we'll say, oh, okay, well,
• 1:22:41
  yeah, we can work something out. And I know Allison wants to
• 1:22:43
  do something too, because technically her, you know, I'm not going to
• 1:22:46
  Canada, her exile is gonna well I'm not going to Canada. No,
• 1:22:50
  Look, Psycho is in charge. Yeah, yeah, sorry, Alison,
• 1:22:56
  but that place is really awful. Anyway, I'm gonna read the superchows and
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  super chats, so we just make sure I did not miss any I got
• 1:23:05
  the hiccups for some reason. Sorry about that. Okay, So Richard Pierre
• 1:23:13
  gave us five bucks and said, and I missed this one. So there
• 1:23:16
  was a high school faculty member who was overweight and unattractive, who coursed a
• 1:23:20
  teenage student into having relations with her as the means to prove that she wasn't
• 1:23:26
  gay. Happened in Houston Independent School District. For five bucks or for five
• 1:23:30
  bucks, Thank you Richard for that. Yeah, I remember that there's plenty
• 1:23:33
  of cases like this. This is what I'm saying, Like, I think
• 1:23:36
  that in a lot of cases the teachers are not attractive, but I also
• 1:23:41
  think that's irrelevant. Thank you for that. And then he gives another five
• 1:23:45
  bucks and says, how many generations ze women identify as the other by that
• 1:23:48
  being bipolar? Well, that's a different question, but it's a good one.
• 1:23:53
  I wonder how many women are on ssriyes of that age, because I
• 1:23:58
  know that's like a big thing. She went millennial women. I bet it's
• 1:24:01
  it's gonna be a big thing with super women too. All right, now,
• 1:24:08
  super chats. So Albertnata retro gives us two dollars a Canadian and says
• 1:24:12
  Judy Garland using that trolley song playing Clan Klan goes a bow. And I
• 1:24:18
  think there was another one that I missed, Albatross. That's right, Albatross
• 1:24:24
  gave us a super chat as well and said identity politics ordered women to be
• 1:24:29
  strong, independent and not to take orders from anyone. Oh wait a second,
• 1:24:34
  all right, and I think that's all the supertests with super Child.
• 1:24:39
  So we're gonna go hang out with the Patrons and the Patron show, and
• 1:24:43
  I have a couple of articles to look at. Also, I don't know
• 1:24:45
  if you saw this, but just a little while ago before the show,
• 1:24:48
  a little while before the show, doctor Warren Ferrell put up a video clip
• 1:24:54
  of the Doctor Phil show. He was on and Cassie Yeah, Cassie yeah,
• 1:25:00
  Cassie j was on there and doctor Warren fre she is though I follow
• 1:25:04
  her on Instagram. She's I think she's got two kids now, and she
• 1:25:08
  had like a miscarriage early on. She was gonna make a documentary series about
• 1:25:13
  miscarriages, but she never I mean, she ended up having more kids,
• 1:25:16
  so I don't know if she's going to get back into doing the film's thing
• 1:25:19
  or maybe she'd wait till her kid's a little older. But yes, Cassie
• 1:25:23
  j was on there. It was really good to see her. And Cassie,
• 1:25:27
  if you see this, I still love to have you on. I
• 1:25:30
  promise we won't be doing cartoon animals. I'll be on camera. So anyway,
• 1:25:34
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