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YouTubers and Tiktokers Faking Mental illnesses for Attention · Brett Keane and Eve Show

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  But if you were faking mental and neurological disorders to
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  get attention and it's ruining people's lives who actually
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  suffer from this issue, what's this?
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  What'd she? She probably saw the Sydney
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  Sweeney jeans ad that. Was rough.
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  I'm going to end the video here. Subscribe.
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  Yeah man, there's a suburdict called fake disorder cringe and
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  it's full of people like this, women who are faking seizures.
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  Wait, what is this? So DID stands for disassociative
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  identity disorder. The system name is just a way to
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  refer to ourselves collectively. How did you learn that you had
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  all these? Either through my own
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  realization and. You decided it.
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  Or having friends who have them and then helping me realize.
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  Tik Toker constantly fakes disorders for clout.
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  Potts Faker says she's more educated than men.
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  Medical profession. Oh, my God.
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  Older brother has a feigning disorder.
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  Look, look, I'm going to be real.
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  I think this is something that happens a lot.
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  I'm trying to think if I should go, I should go there.
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  It's all white people doing this. 95% of it's white people.
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  The reason why is because they're looking for a way where
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  they are a victim. It's a self marginalization.
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  I saw this the other day. 64% of white liberals have been
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  diagnosed with a mental disorder.
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  Create a fake victimhood cult. Yeah, exactly.
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  Well, these people want to create a fake victimhood cult
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  because they're constantly being reinforced with ideas that they
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  are somehow privileged or guilty or something like that.
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  And so they invent these disorders in order to
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  contextualize that and make themselves feel better about
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  their lives. That's what's going on if you
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  were faking men. Well hello ladies and gentlemen,
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  my name is Brett Keene from GOD TV Radio.
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  All right, so today Asman Gold made a video about people who
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  they record themselves live on TikTok as well as YouTube where
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  they claim to have mental disorders or problems and then
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  they re enact the mental disorder.
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  Like some of them claim that they just pass out, others claim
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  that they are having seizures. Others, of course there are
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  people out there who claim to have diseases and viruses and
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  all this kind of stuff. There are people out there who
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  claim to have cancer when they don't.
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  There was a big YouTube a while back, some big fat guy who was
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  claiming to have cancer and he got people to do all these
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  donations and all this Bubbaloo or something like that.
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  Keemster ended up exposing him and putting his ass all over the
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  place, and they both ended up getting a lot of views off of
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  doing kind of a show of picking on the guy who made-up all the
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  lies and everything. And of course, the guy didn't
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  care. Because a lot of these people
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  who claim to have all these conditions, whether it be some
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  kind of fatal disease or mental disorder, they do it for
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  attention. They do it in order for people
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  to feel sorry for him. And it always tends to be white
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  people. It's not a racist issue.
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  It's a, it's a matter for some reason, especially a lot of
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  white women liberals, they want to always have something to talk
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  about. You know, they don't have any
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  substance or they don't have any depth to their thinking.
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  So they figure out, you know, I can talk about how a car ran
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  over my foot or how I've got a mental condition or I'm
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  suffering from this, blah, blah, blah.
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  That big fat guy was able to make over 50 videos about
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  cancer. It gave him a topic.
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  It gave him something to run with.
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  And on top of it, he was getting paid by YouTube due to all the
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  views of people coming in and saying they feel bad for him.
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  And of course, they donated countless amounts of money.
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  I find it weird that people out there who are actually having a
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  hard time, people who are homeless, people who are
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  suffering from inflation and not able to pay their bills, or
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  people who are who can't even afford groceries and shit.
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  They can't get a fucking dime out of these type of people.
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  But as long as you're making videos and you're entertaining
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  the shit out of these turns, they'll be more than happy to
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  dig into their mother's purses and throw away kinds of money
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  for people like this who are fake and fraudulent and
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  scammers. And this has been going on for a
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  very long time. It's just that nowadays people
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  are really starting to point it out and people are getting sick
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  of it. I since the beginning of my
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  YouTube career 20 years ago, I've seen countless people where
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  they'll claim everything under the sun.
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  There will be people who never spoke of this before or said
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  anything, who will suddenly say, oh, all my life I thought I was
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  a woman, I believed I was this and I suffered from dysphoria
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  and blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.
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  And then they'll start dressing up in makeup and doing all this
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  bullshit. I believe that a majority of the
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  people who claim to be transgenders on YouTube are not
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  really transgenders. I don't think they give a fuck
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  about transgenderism or care about the concept of it or the
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  pain that actual people who do suffer from dysphoria go
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  through. I don't think these people are
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  trying to identify or fit into society at all.
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  I think that they want something that they can not only bitch and
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  complain about, but they want something that will bring them
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  attention. And on top of that, they want to
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  be able to pick fights with people.
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  I'll give you an example. How many videos have you seen so
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  far where you witness a person going into like a public
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  restaurant or a public place and they know damn well they don't
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  look anything like a woman. But if somebody misgenders them
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  and says OK Sir, no problem or whatever, suddenly they start
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  going bat shit. And it's always white guys too,
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  right? White guys who are pretending to
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  be white women or whatever. And it's gotten worse.
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  Now there's people who are not just identifying as being a
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  woman, but now there's people who are claiming that they're
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  not the same race. We even have politicians who
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  claim that they're Indian when they're not.
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  We've got people who are claiming to be of a certain race
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  so they can get benefits in order to go to college and and
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  get free programs and all this kind of shit just by simply
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  identifying or claiming that one day they woke up and this is the
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  thought process that started running through their head.
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  So there's a lot of reasons for it, mostly for attention.
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  I've seen people do the most stupidest shit on the Internet
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  in order to get views. I've seen people make crazy ass
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  shorts and videos doing something really dumb, whether
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  it's causing other people to suffer by pranking them and
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  doing these horrible things or trying to belittle someone out
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  in public or depreciating themselves, basically making
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  themselves the victim and the thing.
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  And unfortunately, there's been a lot of cases where the people
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  went so far in their pranks and their jokes and their bullshit
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  that someone ends up getting killed or someone gets maimed or
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  hurt really bad. Do the least stupid ass things
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  that people will go out of their way to get attention on the
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  Internet. I think that there's a lot of
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  people where they don't feel like they have a mom and dad who
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  gives them enough attention. I think that there's some people
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  who think that this is their life and it's important to them.
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  There's people out there who've even deliberately and
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  intentionally killed other people on the Internet in order
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  to get views. I'll give you an example.
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  There was a like a 15 year old girl where she figured that she
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  would get a lot of attention if she was an orphan.
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  So she had this bride ass idea that she would go and murder her
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  own parents. And then she would get on TikTok
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  and shit while she was in foster care and tell people oh it's so
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  horrible I my parents are dead and what would have life been
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  like and all this shit. And she ended up surmassing
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  thousands and thousands of subscribers.
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  It was later that the cops did an investigation I guess and
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  figured out she was full of shit.
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  They actually caught this girl because she went out of her way
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  to get ahold of some of these YouTube channels that are about
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  catching criminals and crimes and all that.
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  You know, the kind of videos where they sit down with
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  criminals and then talk to them and record them talking about
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  their crimes or investigations. Well this idiot bitch, she ends
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  up calling up these the crime YouTube channels and tries to
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  get herself on the documentaries and interviews so she would be
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  able to continue to further the topic of her victimhood of being
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  an orphan when she was the one that actually killed her own
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  fucking parents. And it didn't help also that
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  there was another child that was about 6 between 6:00 and eight
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  years old that lived in the household when the big sister
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  decided to blow her parents away.
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  So you really got to be careful on the Internet.
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  I've told people countless times, I've had people ask me
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  for tips and advice. How do you how do you get any
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  views on YouTube? How do you get attention?
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  You know, what is the niche? What should we talk about?
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  What kind of topics, this kind of thing?
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  Well, this is unfortunately what some people have chose.
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  They chose to. They chose to go the Forrest
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  Gump way, basically to act like a retard and then do this.
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  And unfortunately, it does cause people harm because every time
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  one of these people are exposed, you find out that people who
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  really do have problems, they won't get the attention that
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  they deserve. There are people out there who
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  are sick. There are people out there who
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  are mentally ill and they deserve to get whatever kind of
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  attention that is required, but mostly professional medical
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  help. But you got to understand that
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  if you have 100 people walking around claiming walking around
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  in crutches, claiming that their legs are broke when they're not,
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  then that's 99 people that the world is basically paying
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  attention to instead of the person who actually does have
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  broken legs. It's the same with people who
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  make fake rape allegations. If you have a lot of women and
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  guys who are accusing people of horrible acts and shit, it's
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  going to be eventually, sooner or later, people are going to
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  not believe anybody, right? People are going to be like, oh,
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  she could just be another liar. She could just be looking for
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  attention. This could just be revenge porn
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  where she just wants to get back at a guy because he broke up
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  with their kind of deal. And women who've actually
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  suffered go through hell because now everybody's brain's so
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  fucked up and so iron focused due to all the other liars.
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  It's really difficult to get down to the truth when in the
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  back of everybody's mind there's doubt.
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  Well, that's all I got to say about that.
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  I doubt that it's ever going to stop.
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  People get rewarded by YouTube and social media.
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  People get paid to act like fucking clowns and act stupid
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  and shit and lie. People get paid whenever they
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  run a good scam saying, oh, I got to go to the doctors and I
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  can't pay my fucking bills, and then a bunch of people are going
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  to send you thousands of dollars on Patreon.
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  That's a it's a fucking Hoosier scam is what it does.
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  A lot of people play the game, you know, and it pisses people
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  off once it's exposed. All right, that's all I got to
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  say. God bless.