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Outrage Is America’s Favorite Addiction · The Karel Show

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Speaker 3: If you're out there, what a fabulous and glorious day.
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Speaker 3: We have to talk a lot about today. You know,
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Speaker 3: I ain't on commercial radio anymore. Why do I have
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Speaker 3: to fucking start the show of a lie. I am
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Speaker 3: so disgusted this morning with America and Americans and even
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Speaker 3: people in the UK. And I am just I am disgusted.
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Speaker 3: I'm not outraged, because that's a different thing. I'm disgusted
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Speaker 3: And the whole topic of the show today is the
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Speaker 3: outrage machine. Because that's what media has become, that's what
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Speaker 3: social media has become, that's what politics has become it's
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Speaker 3: all about the outrage. Everybody is outraged about everything, except
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Speaker 3: if you look at what they're really outraged about, it's nothing.
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Speaker 3: And the things that they should be outraged about they're not,
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Speaker 3: you know, little things. This morning, yesterday I ordered an
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Speaker 3: But it has to hook directly to my computer right here,
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Speaker 3: so the court has to be about eight feet So
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Speaker 3: I ordered it so I could have it for the
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Speaker 3: show today. I paid three extra dollars. Did it get
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Speaker 3: delivered between five and eight No, it did not get
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Speaker 3: delivered between five and eight. A billion dollar company whose
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Speaker 3: sole purpose is to deliver items fails and breaks a promise.
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Speaker 3: Nobody cares. Jeff Bezos, multi billionaire off a company that
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Speaker 3: offers crap customer service for cheap, ridiculous products. Nobody cares.
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Speaker 3: No one's outraged to Amazon. No one's outraged the way
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Speaker 3: they treat their employees, how people have died in their warehouses,
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Speaker 3: and they basically didn't care. Nobody is outraged at that.
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Speaker 3: So you know, this morning, I'm disgusted because yesterday I
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Speaker 3: showed you a half hour interview I did on Great
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Speaker 3: Britain News, and it was about the Hello Fresh controversy
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Speaker 3: and of course veered into pride months, gay rights, all
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Speaker 3: of that. And now there's all these headlines in America
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Speaker 3: that support for same sex marriage has fallen to sixty
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Speaker 3: five percent. By the way, that is still a two
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Speaker 3: thirds majority. Okay, that means three quarters of Americans. I'm sorry,
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Speaker 3: two thirds of Americans still approve of same sex marriage,
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Speaker 3: but the headline declined. The media feels the need to
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Speaker 3: put out there, oh, no, support for same sex marriage
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Speaker 3: is falling. Yes, amongst Republicans in MAGA, it is falling
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Speaker 3: because they are aligning themselves with the author of Project
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Speaker 3: twenty twenty five, who now has a high ranking government position. Okay,
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Speaker 3: so I chopped up the video from yesterday and into
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Speaker 3: one to two minute you know snippets for Instagram and TikTok. Well,
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Speaker 3: that was probably a mistake because if you could see
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Speaker 3: the comments that I'm getting, everything from what a dramatic
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Speaker 3: silly queen to the nightmare is drawing to a close.
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Speaker 3: Nobody is on your side anymore. Sanity is returning little
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Speaker 3: by little, and gays and lesbians and trans people are
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Speaker 3: going to be forced out of our society. What where
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Speaker 3: are we going to go? People like you should be
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Speaker 3: put into a camp, that's what you know, which would
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Speaker 3: be kind of fun. You know, there'd be great DJs,
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Speaker 3: you know that sort of thing, just on and on.
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Speaker 3: I could, I could read you all of these hateful,
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Speaker 3: hateful comments, you know, hateful comments that are posted under
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Speaker 3: my videos, you know, and they're hateful. Yeah, let's promote sin,
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Speaker 3: Why don't we. You're a sinner. You deserve to rot
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Speaker 3: in hell or be eliminated. These are comments right now
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Speaker 3: on my video Pride is a sin. Oh, please be quiet, dude.
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Speaker 3: Project twenty twenty five has nothing to do with Trump.
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Speaker 3: They're really that stupid, you know. It's you can pass
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Speaker 3: as many gay rights laws as you like, but soon
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Speaker 3: we will overturn them all and put you back where
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Speaker 3: you belong. These are the comments. None supportive, zero support.
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Speaker 2: Carrill is the one that you.
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Speaker 3: Need to know. So online people are outraged because I
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Speaker 3: stand up for gay equality, for trans equality, you know,
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Speaker 3: for basic human rights. I came out at thirteen years old.
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Speaker 3: For fifty fucking years I have heard the same thing,
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Speaker 3: and you all think that gays need to rise above it. Oh,
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Speaker 3: you guys need to rise above it, Rise above the haters.
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Speaker 3: The haters are in the fucking White House. The haters
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Speaker 3: are in the state houses. In Tennessee. We have a
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Speaker 3: hater who is a state legislator posting that gays don't
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Speaker 3: belong in society. People listen to these people, and if
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Speaker 3: you don't think that equates to violence, if you don't
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Speaker 3: think that equates to inequality, then you're wrong. Laws are
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Speaker 3: being repealed to protect gays and lesbians. Women no longer
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Speaker 3: have the right to choose. Why, Because these people are outraged,
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Speaker 3: And why are they outraged? They don't know, they don't
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Speaker 3: know why they hate gay people. They couldn't tell you
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Speaker 3: why they hate trans people other than they're different, that's it.
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Speaker 3: And they act like we're not family members of theirs.
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Speaker 3: You know, there's a great movie right now on HBO
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Speaker 3: Max called What Is It? Love You Mean It? Or
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Speaker 3: Miss You Love You? Yeah, that's it, Miss You Love
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Speaker 3: You with Alice and Janny who should just have Emmy
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Speaker 3: after Emmy thrown at her for and sociald The actor
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Speaker 3: Renelle's the man in it. It's about a woman whose
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Speaker 3: second husband dies and her husban been sends the I'm sorry.
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Speaker 3: Her son sends his executive assistant to help her. He
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Speaker 3: doesn't come. And it's basically a play because it's just
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Speaker 3: the two of them dialogue, monologues. It's wonderful, it's so good.
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Speaker 3: And the son is gay, so of course there is
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Speaker 3: all of this, you know, when did he come out?
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Speaker 3: How did he come out? You know all of this
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Speaker 3: other stuff, And no one knows what gay people go
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Speaker 3: through in society about coming out and being visible. And
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Speaker 3: this is why they don't, because when they do, the hatred,
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Speaker 3: the unjustified online and in person outrage begins. Why because
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Speaker 3: that's who we are now. We are an outrage machine.
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Speaker 3: Everybody is mad at everybody for everything, and they go
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Speaker 3: online and they say, these commenters, if they they were
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Speaker 3: in front of me, I'd smacked the shit out of them.
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Speaker 3: And they know that, so they do this behind their keyboard.
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Speaker 3: They spread hatred and bigotry in the name of their Lord.
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Speaker 3: You wonder why gays hate Christians? I could read you
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Speaker 3: comment after comment on my post right now from good
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Speaker 3: God fearing Christians that say I should be killed or
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Speaker 3: put into a camp, or that I'm going to burn
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Speaker 3: in hell forever. And these they aren't new. Oh but
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Speaker 3: carel you should rise above that. How high do I
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Speaker 3: have to rise after fifty years? How much more do
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Speaker 3: I have to take? Truly, it's amazing. We gaze, don't
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Speaker 3: arm ourselves and just start wiping these people off the
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Speaker 3: frickin planet. But we're not like that. We're not like them.
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Speaker 3: We channel our outrage into action. We turn our anger
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Speaker 3: into empathy and compassion. We fight to the death sometimes.
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Speaker 3: Two nights ago, I put myself out there on the
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Speaker 3: number one news channel outside of the BBC in the UK,
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Speaker 3: and I am receiving nothing but hatred. Am I getting
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Speaker 3: any support from gays?
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Speaker 5: No?
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Speaker 3: Are there any commenters taking these other commenters to task? No, No,
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Speaker 3: all I read is the hatred. Oh don't read the comments.
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Speaker 3: Don't read the comments. Why post if you're not going
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Speaker 3: to engage the commenters. But it's not just social media.
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Speaker 3: Everybody's outraged at Donald Trump every day today, day one
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Speaker 3: hundred and three of the Iran War. And what is
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Speaker 3: he saying? We're going to attack bigger? He's going to
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Speaker 3: escalate the war. Where's the outrage over that? Where is
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Speaker 3: the outrage over the fact that the guy that they
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Speaker 3: elected on the platform of getting us out of never
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Speaker 3: ending wars has now put us in the middle of
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Speaker 3: one is costing us billions or trillions if you add
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Speaker 3: in all that we're paying. Where's their outrage for him?
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Speaker 3: Where's their outrage about that? No, they'll come and comment
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Speaker 3: on my post and call me an abomination and say
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Speaker 3: that I'm sick and wrong. But the pedophile that they
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Speaker 3: have put in the White House, who has now gotten
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Speaker 3: them into an unending war, he's golden. Today Bill Gates
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Speaker 3: is testifying about his friendship with Epstein. Where's the outrage
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Speaker 3: against every person that knew this man? Where is it?
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Speaker 3: Not here in America, that's for sure. Oh, No, they're
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Speaker 3: outraged at me. But screw their daughters while I'm sixty. Hey,
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Speaker 3: that's fine. It's excusable. Destroy the lives of hundreds of
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Speaker 3: underage girls. Now, we gotta have committee meetings, and we
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Speaker 3: got to have this, we gotta have that. Oh but
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Speaker 3: be a trans person and suddenly you've gone just too
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Speaker 3: fucking far. Really, So, allowing your child to transition pre
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Speaker 3: puberty because the doctor says it's better is going way
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Speaker 3: too far as a parent. But not protecting your daughter
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Speaker 3: from people like Epstein and Trump, that's okay. The outrage
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Speaker 3: machine that is the United States and is fed every
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Speaker 3: day by social media does not serve us. And yet
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Speaker 3: it's all that we are. That's all we are. We're
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Speaker 3: just outraged at any little thing and every little thing.
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Speaker 3: We're not outraged at the big things. We're outraged at
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Speaker 3: the little things. My being gay or having a Pride
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Speaker 3: Month harms no one, no one. I do not deserve
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Speaker 3: the hatred that I am getting online all day, every day.
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Speaker 3: Most of you don't go look at my tiktoks. Most
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Speaker 3: of you don't go look at my Instagram, So you
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Speaker 3: don't know, Go go to Instagram, follow Corell Official, Go
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Speaker 3: look at the comments it makes me want to not
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Speaker 3: do a talk show anymore. It really makes me just
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Speaker 3: want to retreat and just write and do movies. You know,
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Speaker 3: Rup Paul ain't thinking about this. He's out promoting this
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Speaker 3: drag movie he's got called Stop that Train. The Queen's
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Speaker 3: in that movie. They're not thinking about this. They're not
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Speaker 3: thinking about Project twenty twenty five. They're not thinking about Trump.
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Speaker 3: They're not thinking about you know, gay rights, equal rights.
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Speaker 3: They're not out there on gb News or CNN or
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Speaker 3: any other place. I am trying to fight these bigots, Nah,
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Speaker 3: third premieres and red carpets, all up in drag and
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Speaker 3: having the time of their lives. Meanwhile, I'm over here
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Speaker 3: being told I should be put into a camp, being
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Speaker 3: told I should die, I should be killed, I should
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Speaker 3: burn in hell, that I'm an abomination, that I'm a
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Speaker 3: sin just because of who I love or who I
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Speaker 3: sleep with, or that I support trans people. Outrage the
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Speaker 3: American outrage machine. They are outraged at so many things.
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Speaker 3: But where's their outrage about the companies destroying the planet.
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Speaker 3: Where's their outrage about all of the billionaires controlling their wealth,
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Speaker 3: controlling their future. Where's their outrage that it was just
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Speaker 3: announced yesterday that by twenty thirty two, in six years,
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Speaker 3: social Security benefits will be cut twenty five percent unless
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Speaker 3: Congress does something. Where's their outrage that Mike Johnson is
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Speaker 3: more concerned about making comments about the California election because
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Speaker 3: Republicans lost than he is shoring up Social Security. They
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Speaker 3: announced yesterday they're going to cut Medicaid, social Security, and
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Speaker 3: social programs. Where is their outrage that billionaires are getting
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Speaker 3: tax breaks while their social programs get cut. Where's their
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Speaker 3: outrage pointing at me, pointing at women that want legal abortions,
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Speaker 3: pointing at trans people who just want to pee. That's
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Speaker 3: where their outrages. And subsequently, we have the most fucked
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Speaker 3: up country we have ever had in the history of
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Speaker 3: the United States, a country that didn't make it to
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Speaker 3: two hundred and fifty years old, that ended in eighteen
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Speaker 3: sixty one with the declaration of the Civil War, because
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Speaker 3: we have never reconciled after that, And I, for one,
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Speaker 3: I have to tell you, I'm kind of tired of
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Speaker 3: living in the country again. I'm I thought for a
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Speaker 3: while I could stay in the US. I'm really if
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Speaker 3: I could do a fundraiser with all these haters and
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Speaker 3: take their money. Say Okay, I'm gay, you hate me,
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Speaker 3: you want me to leave, give me money, and I
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Speaker 3: would go to a country that protects gays and lesbians,
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Speaker 3: that prohibits comments on social media like the ones being
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Speaker 3: made on my videos, where those people would actually be
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Speaker 3: flagged and or removed. In other countries, you can't say
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Speaker 3: what they say under videos in this country. The UK
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Speaker 3: is about to put a huge band on all of this,
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Speaker 3: and Meta and all of them are up in arms
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Speaker 3: over it. We allow it under freedom of speech, but
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Speaker 3: that's not free speech. Hate speech is not free speech.
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Speaker 3: Free speech is the ability to speak truth to power.
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Speaker 3: Telling someone they should die because they're gay. That's not
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Speaker 3: protected speech. It's hate speech, but we protect it. And
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Speaker 3: where's the outrage over that. We live in an era
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Speaker 3: where everybody's mad at everything, accept the right things. We
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Speaker 3: have real things that we should be outraged about. We
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Speaker 3: have horrible things going on in government in our daily
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Speaker 3: lives that we should be focused on, and we should
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Speaker 3: be angry enough to go out and make change. We
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Speaker 3: have real things things that should anger us. The Colorado
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Speaker 3: River and Lake Mead is at thirty three percent. No
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Speaker 3: one is doing anything about it, and yet they're expanding
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Speaker 3: Las Vegas, They're building more houses every day. Where's the
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Speaker 3: outrage over that you're going to take up all of
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Speaker 3: our water, You're going to make it so nobody could
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Speaker 3: live here? No one cares. Where's the outrage over the
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Speaker 3: fact that there's now a cold blob up by Antarctica,
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Speaker 3: which is a direct symbol that the Atlantic current is
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Speaker 3: failing faster than we thought, and when it fails, global
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Speaker 3: weather changes not for the better. Where's the outrage that
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Speaker 3: no one's fixing that, that no one's addressing that. Where's
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Speaker 3: the outrage? Oh, they're mad at my lisp. There's fifty
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Speaker 3: comments about my list. Fifty. I'm not making that up.
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Speaker 3: There are fifty comments at least about my lisp. Because
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Speaker 3: that's that's what they've got, you know, That's that's what
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Speaker 3: they've got. That's who they are. Let me, let me
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Speaker 3: deride this guy because of his lisp. You know, where's
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Speaker 3: the outrage over people doing that to me? Why aren't
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Speaker 3: people posting under their post that, you know, how dare
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Speaker 3: you attack his speech impediment instead of the the actual
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Speaker 3: you know, facts that he's presenting. Where's that? Where's the
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Speaker 3: outrage for good? We are a rage nation, and all
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Speaker 3: the people raging are haters. They hate. They just exist
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Speaker 3: to hate. They hate everything and everybody not like them,
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Speaker 3: and yet no one's mad at them. Where's the outrage
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Speaker 3: about maga, a movement that has destroyed our country? Why
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Speaker 3: hasn't the tide turned on them? Why hasn't it become
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Speaker 3: unfashionable to support Donald Trump? Why aren't they made to
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Speaker 3: feel the shame that they are trying to make me feel?
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Speaker 3: These people are trying to make me feel shame for
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Speaker 3: being gay, or supporting trams or having a list, or
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Speaker 3: whatever it might be. They're trying to make me feel shame,
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Speaker 3: and yet they are the ones that should be made
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Speaker 3: to feel a shame. Why is no one doing that?
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Speaker 3: Why are people the MAGA not being treated as social
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Speaker 3: outcast politically and socially. I won't with anyone that's maga.
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Speaker 3: I just told my cousin this morning. He texted me
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Speaker 3: and said, oh, how are you? And I said, I'm
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Speaker 3: sorry your mother died, but your maga. You voted for Trump.
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Speaker 3: I am getting all this crap online. I don't need
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Speaker 3: to hear from you. You voted for this? Oh no,
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Speaker 3: I don't agree with that you know, you know that
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Speaker 3: I love you and that I don't feel it being
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Speaker 3: gay is wrong. It doesn't fucking matter. You voted for
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Speaker 3: Donald Trump, you empowered him and his followers. You voted
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Speaker 3: for Project twenty twenty five. There's no nuance. If you're
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Speaker 3: Catholic and you don't support a pedophile church, get out
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Speaker 3: of the church. If you're MAGA and you support gay rights,
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Speaker 3: get out of MAGA. Where's the outrage about MAGA? Why
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Speaker 3: don't I hear more Democrats out there screaming what a
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Speaker 3: cancer this movement is and how it should be eradicated.
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Speaker 3: Why has no politician said we must wipe out MAGA
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Speaker 3: if the treat is to survive. They certainly said that
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Speaker 3: about Nazis. They said it about the Confederacy. Why don't
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Speaker 3: they say it about Maget. Why don't I hear one
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Speaker 3: Democrat say MAGA must go? Where's their outrage? Oh?
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Speaker 6: Now is show side?
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Speaker 3: Someone in the chat room says people want me and
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Speaker 3: my family dead just because we promote change. No, that's
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Speaker 3: not why. And no one said you should die? Okay,
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Speaker 3: makes me clear, very clear, maggot, your side is the
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Speaker 3: side that says I should die. However, your movement is
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Speaker 3: a cancer, and your movement should die. That doesn't mean
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Speaker 3: you should die, It means your political movement should die.
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Speaker 3: You should not be allowed a voice if that is
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Speaker 3: your voice, If that is what you are saying, you
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Speaker 3: should not be allowed a voice period. Go start a
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Speaker 3: country with values that you value. In America, we follow
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Speaker 3: the Constitution, and MAGA does not follow the Constitution. So yes,
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Speaker 3: you are an enemy of the United States. If you
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Speaker 3: do not support the Constitution of the United States, then
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Speaker 3: you are its enemy by definition in the Constitution, and
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Speaker 3: the Constitution says we're all equal, that we all have
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Speaker 3: equal rights. That's what it says. And you don't like that.
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Speaker 3: You don't like that trans people have the same rights
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Speaker 3: as you, that gay people have the same rights as you,
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Speaker 3: that women have the same rights as you, the same pay,
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Speaker 3: the same autonomy over their bodies. You don't like that. Therefore,
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Speaker 3: you don't like the Constitution, which means you are not
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Speaker 3: an American. And I have every right to dislike you
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Speaker 3: because in my country we follow the Constitution. Do I
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Speaker 3: want you dead? No, I want you gone, get out,
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Speaker 3: Go form your own country, secede from the Union, take
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Speaker 3: the South with you, start your own country. Go to
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Speaker 3: another country, go to an African nation like Somalia that
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Speaker 3: has no government, and start a country there with your values.
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Speaker 3: In this country, we value the Constitution of the United States.
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Speaker 3: And if you don't pledge allegiance to that document, get
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Speaker 3: the fuck out. Why won't anyone tell magavat except me?
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Speaker 3: Why Why doesn't anyone look right in their face? And
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Speaker 3: Donald Trump does not support the constitution. He is an
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Speaker 3: illegal president. He is illegitimate. He should be gone, he
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Speaker 3: should be impeached, removed, and tried as a war crime.
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Speaker 3: He just attacked water facilities in Iran. That is a
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Speaker 3: war crime. So if you are Maga, you are a
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Speaker 3: party of war criminals. Do you know what the punishment
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Speaker 3: for that is? For being a war criminal? If he's
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Speaker 3: tried at the Hagen convicted death and he has committed
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Speaker 3: war crimes, I read it today. People are already calling
24:33
Speaker 3: what he did a war crime. If you support a
24:38
Speaker 3: war crime, you are a war criminal. So you know
24:44
Speaker 3: you choose your fate, Maga. If anyone hates you and
24:47
Speaker 3: wants you dead, it's because of your actions. It's because
24:51
Speaker 3: you do not support the constitution. I do not support violence.
24:56
Speaker 3: I don't want you dead. I just want you out
24:58
Speaker 3: of the country or to secede. Take the South with you.
25:03
Speaker 3: Secede Georgia, Alabama, Florida, Texas, Tennessee, the Carolinas. Become your
25:09
Speaker 3: own country, have your own rules. If you don't like
25:13
Speaker 3: gay people, legislate against them in your country. If you
25:17
Speaker 3: don't want women to have abortions, legislate against them. But
25:20
Speaker 3: in the United States, the Constitution is the law of
25:23
Speaker 3: the land, and that says we're all equal. But you
25:29
Speaker 3: can't handle that. You cannot handle that a gay person
25:33
Speaker 3: should be able to order a cake from any bakery
25:35
Speaker 3: in the country and that bakery should have to bake
25:38
Speaker 3: it for them because they are Americans, period, and a
25:41
Speaker 3: story whether the baker approves of their lifestyle or not
25:45
Speaker 3: doesn't matter. They're Americans. You're open for business, you serve Americans.
25:49
Speaker 3: That's that you don't want equality. Therefore you don't want
25:57
Speaker 3: the Constitution, which means you don't love America. And that
26:03
Speaker 3: explains it all. So spare me your outrage, Maga. If
26:08
Speaker 3: you are hated, it's because you have brought the hate
26:11
Speaker 3: upon yourself and continue to do so. Your president just
26:18
Speaker 3: this morning committed war crimes. He is going to continue
26:21
Speaker 3: committing war crimes. That's not supporting the Constitution. He has
26:27
Speaker 3: no authorization from Congress to do this. He is waging
26:31
Speaker 3: an illegal, unending war, and Congress, filled with maga, is
26:35
Speaker 3: sitting there letting him. That's not the constitution. That's not
26:39
Speaker 3: supporting the constitution. So it's your bed lie in it.
26:48
Speaker 3: It's that simple. David Pacman is now on a list
26:54
Speaker 3: at the White House on the official White House page
26:59
Speaker 3: as a left it's just something or other an enemy
27:02
Speaker 3: of the state. Basically, that's not constitutional. The press is protected.
27:10
Speaker 3: That violates the Constitution. Putting that page on the White
27:15
Speaker 3: House website violates the Constitution. Where's the outrage over that?
27:24
Speaker 3: Where is it? Everybody is so mad at everything except
27:29
Speaker 3: the things they really should be mad at, and anger
27:34
Speaker 3: breeds change, but Democrats just aren't mad enough. I don't
27:40
Speaker 3: hear one seated Democrat do anything but complain about Donald Trump.
27:46
Speaker 3: I don't hear them have a plan of attack. I
27:49
Speaker 3: don't hear them have a way to remove him. I
27:52
Speaker 3: don't hear them have a way to stop the war.
27:54
Speaker 3: I don't hear a way for them to stop corporate
27:57
Speaker 3: profits of thirty million dollars an hour in petroleum profits
28:01
Speaker 3: when we're paying six dollars for gas. I don't hear
28:04
Speaker 3: Democrats with any kind of solution at all. Just elect
28:09
Speaker 3: us because we're not them. Well, really, what are you
28:12
Speaker 3: going to do to shore up social security? What are
28:14
Speaker 3: you going to make sure that everybody MAGA included has
28:17
Speaker 3: their Social Security check when it's their time? What are
28:21
Speaker 3: you going to do about that? I don't hear anybody
28:24
Speaker 3: giving us solutions on that. How are you going to
28:27
Speaker 3: stop this illegal war in Iran? I don't hear anybody
28:31
Speaker 3: with solutions about that. How are you going to protect
28:35
Speaker 3: trans people, gay people, women? How are you going to
28:39
Speaker 3: restore their right to choose? How are you going to
28:42
Speaker 3: codify same sex marriage so it can't be overturned. I
28:46
Speaker 3: don't hear any of them talking about that. All I
28:50
Speaker 3: hear them say is vote for us. We're not them.
28:54
Speaker 3: Well what are you? Yeah, you're not them? But what
29:00
Speaker 3: are you? What do you stand for? I don't hear
29:04
Speaker 3: Corey Booker out there telling me every day what he
29:06
Speaker 3: stands for. I just hear what he doesn't like. Yeah,
29:09
Speaker 3: but what are you? What do you like? What are
29:12
Speaker 3: you going to do? I don't hear that. I'd like to,
29:18
Speaker 3: but I don't.
29:24
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29:28
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29:30
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29:41
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29:46
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29:51
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Speaker 1: Yours.
29:54
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30:05
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30:10
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30:18
Speaker 3: Maga is the Confederacy, and if you are in Maga,
30:21
Speaker 3: you are a Confederate. Own it, don't run from it.
30:25
Speaker 3: You have the exact same values as Confederates. You do
30:29
Speaker 3: not want blacks integrated into society at all. You do
30:34
Speaker 3: not want gays, buys, or trans to have the same
30:37
Speaker 3: rights as you. Own it. Own it. Stop acting like
30:42
Speaker 3: you're something you're not. If you're a maggot, you're a Confederate,
30:45
Speaker 3: period period. You fly the fucking Confederate flag at your meetings.
30:54
Speaker 3: Own it. At least be a man enough to own
30:59
Speaker 3: it or woman enough to own it. You are, in
31:02
Speaker 3: fact the new Confederacy. That's what you are, and you
31:06
Speaker 3: are rebelling and revolting. That's what you're doing. You are
31:10
Speaker 3: waging a civil war without weapons. You're using the media,
31:14
Speaker 3: social media, and the presidency to wage your civil war.
31:19
Speaker 3: That's how it's being waged. But it's going on the
31:24
Speaker 3: notion that we're not at war in this country, that
31:27
Speaker 3: there is not a civil war going on. It's not
31:30
Speaker 3: very civil either. It's a pretty uncivil war, but the
31:33
Speaker 3: notion that there's not an uncivil war going on is
31:38
Speaker 3: ridiculous to me. Red states versus Blue states. That's just
31:43
Speaker 3: how it is, as it's always been, the North versus
31:48
Speaker 3: the South, and California, Washington, and Oregon might as well
31:52
Speaker 3: be part of the North because that's how the South
31:56
Speaker 3: sees them to own it. That's who you are. You're
32:02
Speaker 3: you're proud of it. You're racist, bigoted, homophobe, anti women,
32:07
Speaker 3: anti environment, pro corporation pro billionaire, meaning landowners, plantation owners.
32:17
Speaker 3: That's who you are. If you don't like that, leave
32:20
Speaker 3: the party. Okay. It's like I say about Catholics. If
32:24
Speaker 3: you don't like that, you're part of the largest child
32:26
Speaker 3: rapering in the world. Leave the Catholic Church. You don't
32:30
Speaker 3: have to stay in Maga. You don't have to stay
32:31
Speaker 3: in the Catholic Church. You can be a Republican and
32:34
Speaker 3: be for conservative values and not be maga. But oh no,
32:41
Speaker 3: not in today's world. Oh well, who cares. I'm getting
32:48
Speaker 3: to wear I don't care anymore. Brian Taylor, Brian Tyler
32:52
Speaker 3: Cohen is on that list as well. He's so handsome.
32:55
Speaker 3: He's so handsome, you know, he is so handsome. So
33:05
Speaker 3: the Democrats prefer group rights over individual liberties. Own it.
33:10
Speaker 3: If the individual has liberty, then so does the group.
33:13
Speaker 3: You moron Jesus Christ. The Democrats prefer group rights not
33:19
Speaker 3: individual liberties. Well, what is a group? A group is
33:23
Speaker 3: a group of individuals. So if you grant a group rights,
33:28
Speaker 3: you are granting every individual in that group rights. Critical thinking,
33:35
Speaker 3: it's called try it. I know it's hard, I do.
33:39
Speaker 3: I know your little brain can't be bothered with facts.
33:42
Speaker 3: I get it. But critical thinking. You know, groups' rights
33:48
Speaker 3: are individual rights because individuals make up groups. Okay, you
33:55
Speaker 3: can't have a group without many individuals. There is no
34:01
Speaker 3: group without a group of individuals. You grant that group rights,
34:06
Speaker 3: that means you granted everybody in the group rights. That
34:08
Speaker 3: means you granted individual rights. Gay rights are individual rights,
34:14
Speaker 3: they're my rights. Gay rights they're mine, and I'm an individual.
34:20
Speaker 3: A woman's right to choose is her right. That is
34:26
Speaker 3: an individual right. Freedom of speech is an individual right.
34:35
Speaker 3: This notion that the Democrats are for group rights not
34:38
Speaker 3: individual liberties, it is ridiculous. Then you don't understand anything,
34:42
Speaker 3: and people don't. They don't understand it. There's another story
34:46
Speaker 3: in the news that is, you know, and again outrage.
34:51
Speaker 3: There's another story calling outrage, causing outrage. Cardi B has
34:55
Speaker 3: commented on it. Many black leaders have commented on it.
35:00
Speaker 3: It's about Carmelo Anthony. Now, Carmelo Anthony, when he was seventeen,
35:05
Speaker 3: a black kid went to a track meet, okay, and
35:09
Speaker 3: something very bad happened, and now he's been tried for
35:14
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Speaker 3: Need to know. So Carmelo Anthony uh. He is a
35:57
Speaker 3: young African American man. He was out of track meet.
36:01
Speaker 3: A white, larger person came up and, according to Carmelo
36:07
Speaker 3: and his lawyers, attacked him. So Carmelo pulled a knife
36:13
Speaker 3: and stabbed the white guy, and the white guy died.
36:17
Speaker 3: This happened when he was seventeen. So then he of
36:20
Speaker 3: course goes to trial and an all white jury sentences
36:26
Speaker 3: him to thirty five years yesterday for his crime. Black
36:32
Speaker 3: activists are screaming, A, it was an all white jury,
36:36
Speaker 3: so it's not a jury of his peers. They're right there,
36:40
Speaker 3: and B they still contend that it was self defense.
36:44
Speaker 3: They also contend that if it was a white track
36:47
Speaker 3: star who stabbed a black person that tried to attack him,
36:53
Speaker 3: that the outcome would have been very different. And I
36:56
Speaker 3: can't say that they're wrong, okay, And it brings up
37:01
Speaker 3: so many issues. First of all, I don't know who
37:06
Speaker 3: thought that we should try children as adults. I never
37:10
Speaker 3: I don't understand that if you can't drink until you're
37:13
Speaker 3: twenty one, if you can't join the military until you're eighteen,
37:18
Speaker 3: and we know that the human brain is not done
37:21
Speaker 3: cooking until you're twenty four or twenty five years old.
37:25
Speaker 3: Why do we try seventeen year olds as adults? Oh?
37:29
Speaker 3: Because of their crimes? No, No, we need to get
37:32
Speaker 3: rid of that. If you're under eighteen, whatever crime you commit,
37:37
Speaker 3: you should be tried as a youth. Okay, just period.
37:42
Speaker 3: I don't care. If you're fourteen, fifteen, sixteen and wipe
37:45
Speaker 3: out your entire family, I don't care. You're still a kid.
37:49
Speaker 3: You're a kid, and your brain isn't working right, Okay.
37:53
Speaker 3: So that's the first thing. No one under eighteen should
37:57
Speaker 3: be tried as an adult, period, end of story, because
38:00
Speaker 3: we don't see them as adults. If you're thirty and
38:03
Speaker 3: you screw a seventeen year old, you're going to jail.
38:07
Speaker 3: Well you should, I mean, the Epstein Files proves maybe
38:10
Speaker 3: you're not, but you should be. So. If you can't
38:16
Speaker 3: have sex with them because they're kids, if you, you know,
38:22
Speaker 3: can't draft them because they're kids, if they can't drink
38:27
Speaker 3: because they're kids, then how can they be adult enough
38:32
Speaker 3: to commit an adult crime? They can't. So, first of all,
38:37
Speaker 3: Carmelo Anthony should have been tried as a youth, period, just,
38:42
Speaker 3: end of story. He's seventeen, his brain's not even cook jet.
38:48
Speaker 3: Second of all, there is very much credence to a
38:52
Speaker 3: jury of your peers. There should have been eighteen to
38:59
Speaker 3: twenty five year old and many of them black on
39:02
Speaker 3: the jury period. That just should have been the way
39:07
Speaker 3: that it is. You know, there should have been eighteen
39:11
Speaker 3: to twenty five year olds on the jury. That's his peers,
39:17
Speaker 3: and many of them should have been black. That the
39:22
Speaker 3: very phrase jury of your peers. Older white people are
39:28
Speaker 3: not Carmelo Anthony's peers. So a he should not have
39:34
Speaker 3: been tried as an adult. I don't think any child
39:37
Speaker 3: should be Bible. I don't care if they're mass murderers.
39:39
Speaker 3: I don't care what their crime is. If they are
39:42
Speaker 3: under eighteen years old, they're a kid. Otherwise, let seventeen
39:47
Speaker 3: year olds drink, let them have sex with older people,
39:51
Speaker 3: let them join the military, know then their kids. Second
39:56
Speaker 3: of all, biologically we know his brain is not cooked
40:00
Speaker 3: un at least twenty four years old. So there's that.
40:04
Speaker 3: And number three, he did not get a jury of
40:07
Speaker 3: his peers. Now, as for the racial aspect, is there one?
40:14
Speaker 3: You bet there's one. If you don't think there's one,
40:17
Speaker 3: you're naive. Of course, there's a racial aspect twelve white
40:22
Speaker 3: people saw a young black male and it's like, oh,
40:25
Speaker 3: he did it. That's what they did. Oh. They might
40:30
Speaker 3: say they didn't, but they did. Because that's how when
40:35
Speaker 3: you get twelve white people together, they think of a
40:38
Speaker 3: young black man. I mean, young black men are dangerous, right,
40:42
Speaker 3: Young black men attack people, shoot people, kill people. Young
40:46
Speaker 3: black men are to be jailed. Right. There are more
40:52
Speaker 3: young black men in prison in the United States than
40:57
Speaker 3: they are in college. And yes, that's racism. And so
41:03
Speaker 3: the notion that Carmelo is not a victim of a
41:07
Speaker 3: couple things agism. He's a kid. He should have been
41:11
Speaker 3: tried as a kid. Look at seventeen year olds. Go
41:14
Speaker 3: buy a high school and just look at the kids
41:17
Speaker 3: walking out. They're babies. They're babies. A seventeen year old
41:23
Speaker 3: is an embryo with legs. It's a child. I don't
41:27
Speaker 3: care what the crime. They're a kid. Second of all,
41:31
Speaker 3: he did not get a jury of his peers in
41:34
Speaker 3: no way, shape or form. And third of course there
41:37
Speaker 3: was racism. Of course. Now, when you kill someone, if
41:44
Speaker 3: it's self defense, you are not tried. Everybody saw the fight,
41:50
Speaker 3: So why wasn't this self defense? Why did the jury
41:54
Speaker 3: think no, it was why because he's a black kid.
41:57
Speaker 3: That's why. If he was a white kid defending himself
42:01
Speaker 3: from a black guy, they would have said, oh yeah,
42:03
Speaker 3: self defense, absolutely, But he's a black kid defending himself
42:08
Speaker 3: from white guy. If you know, when that guy got
42:14
Speaker 3: up in my face in Long Beach this last week,
42:17
Speaker 3: are you gay? Are you a fag? I hate fags,
42:19
Speaker 3: I want to kill fags. I don't like fags, all
42:21
Speaker 3: of that, and he got right up in my face.
42:25
Speaker 3: I had every right to harm him. I didn't harm him,
42:28
Speaker 3: but I had every right to. He is screaming hate
42:32
Speaker 3: speech in my face. He is threatening me, trying to
42:37
Speaker 3: pull out a weapon from his pocket. I had every
42:41
Speaker 3: right to harm that man. But if I had fifty
42:46
Speaker 3: to fifty shot that, I would have gone to jail.
42:49
Speaker 3: Even though he's the instigator. He's the guy doing the
42:52
Speaker 3: hate speech. He's the guy up in my face threatening me.
42:55
Speaker 3: He's the guy reaching for a weapon. If I had
42:59
Speaker 3: harmed him, it would have not been scot free self defense.
43:09
Speaker 3: I think it was. You know, the guy that was
43:12
Speaker 3: attacking Carmelo was larger, he was up in his face,
43:17
Speaker 3: it was about to get physical, and he stabbed him.
43:21
Speaker 3: When do you wait? They're like, well, he could have
43:24
Speaker 3: de escalated the situation. He could have waited, he could
43:28
Speaker 3: have walked away. Oh really, So he's supposed to take
43:33
Speaker 3: the high ground when there's some person up in his
43:36
Speaker 3: face harassing and threatening him. He's supposed to take the
43:40
Speaker 3: high ground and walk away, Okay. And yet in Florida,
43:48
Speaker 3: a kid going to get skittles can be shot to death,
43:52
Speaker 3: and you know who I'm talking about, Trayvon Martin can
43:55
Speaker 3: be shot to death and the guy can get off
43:57
Speaker 3: because he was standing his ground because he was some
44:00
Speaker 3: way afraid. Yeah, the Trayvon Martin case proves that Carmelo
44:08
Speaker 3: Anthony should have been released on self defense. But Carmelo
44:15
Speaker 3: Anthony was black, and so there is outrage, rightfully so
44:22
Speaker 3: amongst the black community. And I would be angry if
44:25
Speaker 3: I was them too. He didn't get a jury of
44:28
Speaker 3: his peers. To everyone that saw it, it was self defense,
44:34
Speaker 3: and they tried him as an adult when he clearly
44:37
Speaker 3: isn't one. I mean, that's just it's sad. It's sad,
44:44
Speaker 3: and yes, it happened to him because he's black. You know,
44:47
Speaker 3: anyone that thinks that doesn't think that is white white
44:51
Speaker 3: people don't think it happened to him because he's black.
44:53
Speaker 3: You ain't black. Just like all of these people commenting
44:58
Speaker 3: on my videos with all their hate speech telling me
45:01
Speaker 3: how we don't need a Pride month and you don't
45:04
Speaker 3: know that you ain't gay. You can't comment about the
45:09
Speaker 3: need for a Pride month if you're not gay, because
45:13
Speaker 3: we have the life experience that tells us we still
45:18
Speaker 3: need one. Same thing. If you're black, you totally understand
45:24
Speaker 3: why Carmelo Anthony has been convicted. You get it. You
45:29
Speaker 3: know why because he's black. Surprise surprise, an entire white
45:35
Speaker 3: jury found a young black kid guilty of killing a
45:38
Speaker 3: white guy. Oh surprise, surprise. I color me shocked. If
45:44
Speaker 3: you can't see that, then you have blinders on, you know.
45:50
Speaker 3: And trying a seventeen year old as an adult, no,
45:54
Speaker 3: just no, no, trying a sixteen year old. They try
45:59
Speaker 3: some fourteen year olds as an adult. Fourteen, they're babies.
46:03
Speaker 3: Their brains are not cooked yet. They don't even know
46:06
Speaker 3: everything that they're going to know in life, their values,
46:09
Speaker 3: their morals, all of it, their impulse control, it's not
46:14
Speaker 3: done forming in their brain. But we hold them responsible
46:19
Speaker 3: for it, you know, we don't hold mentally ill people
46:22
Speaker 3: responsible for when they commit a crime. We say they're
46:25
Speaker 3: crazy and we put them in therapy and you know,
46:27
Speaker 3: in insane asilence. Why do we hold kids responsible for
46:31
Speaker 3: committing crimes when we know their brains aren't done yet.
46:36
Speaker 3: I don't get that. It's biology, it's proven. And why
46:43
Speaker 3: didn't we give Carmelo Anthony a jury of his peers.
46:46
Speaker 3: Why weren't at least six members of the jury black?
46:50
Speaker 3: Why we couldn't find any? Really? Because I read the
46:55
Speaker 3: prosecution objected to everyone. Prosecution with their challenges during Wadir.
47:03
Speaker 3: You know, the jury selection made sure that they got
47:07
Speaker 3: all white jurors. Oh, the defense hated it and objected,
47:10
Speaker 3: but didn't matter. The prosecution got the jurors they wanted
47:14
Speaker 3: and got the conviction they wanted. Is it fair? No,
47:20
Speaker 3: did Carmelo Anthony deserve thirty five years? No, if nothing else,
47:26
Speaker 3: a lesser sentence. He was seventeen when he committed the crime.
47:31
Speaker 3: Give the man a chance to be rehabilitated, you know,
47:35
Speaker 3: give him five or ten years and then you know,
47:38
Speaker 3: let him out. What about the parents of the white
47:41
Speaker 3: kid Carell? What about them wanting him in jail for
47:43
Speaker 3: life because he took their son away. Why was your
47:46
Speaker 3: son up in the face of a black kid at
47:48
Speaker 3: a track meet who instilled those values and morals in him.
47:53
Speaker 3: Why was your son starting this fight in the first place.
47:56
Speaker 3: Did he deserve to die for it? No, he didn't,
48:01
Speaker 3: But why was he putting himself in that situation in
48:04
Speaker 3: the first place. So I stand with people who question
48:10
Speaker 3: the Carmelo Anthony conviction. I stand with them. I get it,
48:16
Speaker 3: and I think he should have an appeal, and the
48:20
Speaker 3: appeal should make sure that the jurors are at least
48:23
Speaker 3: fifty percent black, and probably most of them under thirty.
48:27
Speaker 3: That's you know, And this is why we need professional jurors.
48:32
Speaker 3: Everyone always hates that argument, but we need professional jurors.
48:38
Speaker 3: We need a jury pool that we can call upon
48:40
Speaker 3: where when there's a trial like this, you can call
48:43
Speaker 3: upon six professional jurors who are black and get them
48:46
Speaker 3: in there. The notion that we leave people's lives there's
48:52
Speaker 3: sentences up to people who weren't smart enough to get
48:55
Speaker 3: out of jury duty. That's just sad, because most quality
49:02
Speaker 3: people don't serve on jurys. They get out of it.
49:06
Speaker 3: Donald Trump, serve on a jury. No, never heard of
49:09
Speaker 3: such a thing. You ever heard of Barack Obama being
49:12
Speaker 3: on a jury? No, you know, Jeff Bezos ever serve
49:16
Speaker 3: on a jury, Not that I've heard of. You know,
49:19
Speaker 3: Elon Musk ever serve on a jury? I haven't heard
49:22
Speaker 3: about that. How many doctors and lawyers and professionals serve
49:29
Speaker 3: on jury's? They don't, They get excused. It's the retired people,
49:34
Speaker 3: the unemployed people, you know. So our jury system is
49:40
Speaker 3: a mess, and Carmelo Anthony is a victim of it,
49:45
Speaker 3: and I hope he gets an appeal, and I hope
49:47
Speaker 3: he wins on the appeal at least a lesser sentence,
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Speaker 3: because even if he murdered this guy in cold blood,
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Speaker 3: he was a kid when he did it. So should
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Speaker 3: he go to jail for murder? Sure, if he murdered
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Speaker 3: the guy in cold blood, yes he should go to jail,
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Speaker 3: But for how long? How long do you put a
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Speaker 3: kid in jail four that committed a crime when they're
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Speaker 3: a kid? Thirty five years? So he's going to be
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Speaker 3: like in his fifties when he gets out. No, no, no, yep.
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Speaker 3: So you know what they fight over? Does it matter?
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Speaker 3: Does it matter what the fight was over, whether it
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Speaker 3: was him asking him to get off a bench or what. No,
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Speaker 3: it doesn't matter. That doesn't matter. The fights himself, the
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Speaker 3: reasons doesn't matter. The outcome matters. The fact that someone died. Now,
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Speaker 3: I don't know what was going through Carmelo.
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Speaker 6: Okay, now is show side?
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Speaker 3: Oh please? It was an all white jury and someone's
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Speaker 3: oh there were Hispanics and Middle Eastern people. If so,
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Speaker 3: I'm not reading that nowhere in the news. The news
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Speaker 3: is saying an all white jury and we you know
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Speaker 3: Carmelo Anthony, who is now nineteen, was found guilty of
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Speaker 3: murder Tuesday by a jury and sentenced to decades in
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Speaker 3: prison after he fatally stabbed Austin Metcalf at a track
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Speaker 3: meet when boys were both seventeen years old. Anthony's legal
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Speaker 3: team argued that he acted in self defense after he
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Speaker 3: was physically confronted by a larger member of the opposing
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Speaker 3: track team during the meet, but prosecutors argued Anthony intentionally
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Speaker 3: escalated an otherwise mild situation by stabbing Metcalf in the
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Speaker 3: chest with a folding knife. Despite the prosecution claiming and
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Speaker 3: opening statements that the case has nothing to do with race,
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Speaker 3: and Metcalf's father disavowing those who focused on race as
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Speaker 3: a contributing factor. It quickly became a flashpoint. Supporters of
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Speaker 3: Metcalf and Anthony respectively clashed outside the Colling County courthouse,
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Speaker 3: with at least one woman holding a sign that said
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Speaker 3: Austin say his name, repurposing a prominent Black Lives movement slogan.
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Speaker 3: Commenters debated if Anthony's actions could reasonably considered self defense.
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Speaker 3: Some claim the response to the facts of the case
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Speaker 3: would have been different if the races were reversed, and
52:32
Speaker 3: people on both sides of the debate expressed unease over
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Speaker 3: a teenager being handed a thirty five year sentence as
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Speaker 3: he was tried as an adult under Texas law. Several
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Speaker 3: prominent figures weighed in as the case played out. Right
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Speaker 3: wing provocateur Jake Lang stood outside the courthouse and shouted
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Speaker 3: that Anthony should be lynched. M HM sports columnist Jason
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Speaker 3: Whitlock called the violent senselessness that Anthony should should have
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Speaker 3: pleaded insanity. He has the only real explanation for his behavior.
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Speaker 3: The Dallas based civil rights activist Dominique Alexander said the
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Speaker 3: verdict showed black lives do not matter in Colin County. Yeah. Wow, wow.
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Speaker 3: So no one's happy, you know, no one involved in
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Speaker 3: the case on either side is happy, you know. And
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Speaker 3: let's see if they'll give us a makeup of the jury.
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Speaker 3: How did all black eligible jurors get dismissed? Yeah, here's
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Speaker 3: what we know. Let's see. The murder trial of Carmelo
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Speaker 3: Anthony is underway. Twelve jury members were selected in the case,
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Speaker 3: none of them are black. According to CBS News, all
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Speaker 3: eligible African American jurors were dismissed by the prosecutors after
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Speaker 3: a full day of vetting. Much of the questioning centered
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Speaker 3: on Anthony's age, race, and whether jurors would hold it
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Speaker 3: against him if he decided not to testify. The Outlet
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Speaker 3: noted that one prospective candidate, who was identified as black
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Speaker 3: reportedly said they'd have a hard time putting a brother
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Speaker 3: in jail. Meanwhile, another allegedly stating silence is deafening, it matters,
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Speaker 3: it's difficult to ignore. Although Anthony's race came up in
54:18
Speaker 3: question about whether it would influence Juri's judgment, prosecutors maintained
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Speaker 3: that the incident in which the then seventeen year old
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Speaker 3: Anthony was accused of stabbing Austin Metcalf was race neutral?
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Speaker 3: Oh how naive is that? How naive is that that
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Speaker 3: it's race neutral? Of course it's not. But what was
54:39
Speaker 3: the makeup? Are they gonna tell us? Dallas News Carmelo
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Speaker 3: Anthony legitimacy of the jury is in doubt. Hello, jury
54:51
Speaker 3: without a single black juror will determine what constitutes an
54:55
Speaker 3: objective punishment for a black man, NAACP leader questions dur
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Speaker 3: or makeup. So I am not alone. I am not
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Speaker 3: the only person saying, you know, why were there no
55:09
Speaker 3: black people on his jury? And you know Mexicans and
55:14
Speaker 3: Middle Easterns can be as racist as anybody else. So
55:19
Speaker 3: where were the black people? It is supposed to be
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Speaker 3: a jury of your peers. A forty year old Hispanic
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Speaker 3: male is not a peer of a seventeen year old
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Speaker 3: black kid, just not. Now you can be angry about that,
55:33
Speaker 3: but again that goes back to our laws, to the constitution.
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Speaker 3: A jury of your peers, it wasn't, you know, So
55:46
Speaker 3: that's you know, that's that it is not a jury
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Speaker 3: of his peers. There was no black people on it.
55:56
Speaker 3: Us going to hit iron hard today because we've got
56:00
Speaker 3: the money, right, let's just spend billions more on bombs
56:04
Speaker 3: and missiles to attack a country that we don't need
56:06
Speaker 3: to attack. Okay, you know, great, great, you know. Bill
56:12
Speaker 3: Gates tells the oversight panel that meeting with Epstein was
56:15
Speaker 3: a grave error in judgment. You think you think, no,
56:19
Speaker 3: you know what, Dyeing your hair purple if you have
56:23
Speaker 3: a job interview with a conservative company is a grave
56:27
Speaker 3: error in judgment. Hooking up with a pedophile I think
56:32
Speaker 3: it goes beyond a grave error in judgment. But that
56:35
Speaker 3: that's that's just me. That's just me. And it looks
56:41
Speaker 3: like the California governor's race has been decided. Steve Hilton
56:44
Speaker 3: will face with besserah So, a Republican and a Democrat.
56:47
Speaker 3: That's usually how it always is, right day one oh
56:51
Speaker 3: three of the Iran War. Yeah, Trump's soul. It could
56:53
Speaker 3: end tomorrow, it could end the day after. It could.
56:56
Speaker 3: He's just like a man. Any minute now, any minute now,
57:00
Speaker 3: it's gonna happen at any minute. Mm hmm. That's just
57:03
Speaker 3: like a man. Lord, have mercy. I'm weary. I'm just weary,
57:12
Speaker 3: you know, I am just weary. I really am weary.
57:18
Speaker 3: I'm weary of all this shit. I'm just tired of it.
57:22
Speaker 3: The same fights over and over. Carmelo Anthony, same fight,
57:27
Speaker 3: sains George Floyd's send slavery since the same fight. A
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Speaker 3: black guy not getting the same justice as a white guy.
57:35
Speaker 3: Same fight. You know, it's been happening for centuries. Same fight.
57:42
Speaker 3: LGBTQ rights and haters making comments, same fight, same fight.
57:50
Speaker 3: Unending war in the Middle East, same fight, same fight.
57:57
Speaker 3: It's ridiculous as a species. I'm not even sure we
58:01
Speaker 3: should continue on. You know, the same fights over and
58:06
Speaker 3: over and over for centuries. You know, today was the
58:11
Speaker 3: anniversary of the first Salem witch burning. Today also Judy
58:14
Speaker 3: Garland's birthday. Happy birthday, Judy Garland. And you have to
58:19
Speaker 3: think about the Salem witch burnings. It was just strong
58:24
Speaker 3: women that would not be silenced and they got burned
58:29
Speaker 3: as a witch. Well, we still silent strong women. Same
58:35
Speaker 3: I am carel be who you want to be. Something
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