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Female Sex Organs · Let's Ask the Mamas!

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  We got a question for American mama. Do you, dear um, dear
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  body with female sex organs? Didn't it used to be misogynistic to reduce women
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  to just their reproductive body parts? Let's ask our American mama, mama,
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  she said, and joining us now our American mama, Terry Netteville. Okay,
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  Um, if a guy, let's just say, ten years ago,
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  you know what, just five years ago, if a guy came out and
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  said, look at her reproductive organs? What weird? Wouldn't that be considered
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  like really misogynistic? Yes, and just strange? And why is Always the
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  feminine products company? Yeah, referring to women as people who have female reproductive
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  organs. And they're doing this in their advertising. Yeah, this is you
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  know, um Always is the name of their brand of female products. Right,
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  Yes, And well, I guess for whatever reason, Megan Kelly chose
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  to, you know, talk to Always because they're the ones Procter and Gamble
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  they have the bat maxipads and that for women, for biological women. And
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  she says, dear Always, we are not bodies with female sex organs.
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  We are women, girls, and we are the only ones who get periods
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  and buy products from your pathetic, dehumanizing and apparently misogynistic brand. Got it,
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  she speaks for so many of us who are so tired of this craziness.
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  But how is it that a feminine products company has no idea they do
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  who their their customers are. This is so bizarre about all of this,
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  about Target Coals, bud Light, Meal, are Light, all of these
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  brands that are going against abotaging themselves. Yes, so Kevin and I were
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  talking about this other night because I said the same thing that you said,
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  How do they not understand their customer base? I mean they know? And
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  he said, you know, one of my colleagues made a point. He
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  said that there there is like a they have a list of requirements that they
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  have to meet in order for the big banks to continue to give them ESG
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  loans, right environmental social governance. So this is something that got put into
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  the stock markets evaluations several years ago, where people who manage money funds,
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  liberal elitists multiple college degrees living in New York City, said, you know
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  what, We're going to change the world, and in order to do that,
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  in order for us to tell people to buy your stock, you have
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  to have e SG policies environmental social government. So you have to believe in
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  climate change and tell people you believe in climate change. You have to believe
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  that we're going to change society by you know, making transpeople whatever they want
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  to be. You have to be leave in big government. You have to
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  be in favor of big government. If you don't have policies that do all
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  those things we're going to tell people, don't buy your stock. Right.
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  This is how they're manipulating it. And it's so frustrating and maddening, and
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  it's almost sinister to me because you have these companies, you know that they
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  don't believe. Like we talked about the ESPN leaders at the top who told
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  whoever I can't remember her name, but whoever walked out, they told her
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  to her face. I'm with you. I just can't say it right,
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  I'm with you. I believe that women should have their own shame, have
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  to compete against men. Yes, yes, that's not fair, that's not
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  right, that's not just so. Anyway, there was a man, one
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  of the Wall straight men, and you could tell that he was an elitist,
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  and he was talking to this group. He said, sometimes you have
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  to force think, you have to force people to think the way that you
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  think, and this was one of the ways. So yeah, that is
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  dangerous. It's not only dangerous, but it's Marxist, it's it's satanic to
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  me. Yes, it is totalitarian. So when Kevin and I were talking
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  about is to think about it. They don't want to lose the money or
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  the opportunity to be able to borrow from these banks. So even if it's
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  just for a month, for the month of June, hey, we got
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  to just go with this for a month and then the rest of the year.
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  So you see that we're being manipulated by these people that have so much
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  money. They don't care about the work in men, right, they don't
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  care about flyers states, they don't care about men and women, especially women
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  because all of these these commercials and the way they've changed things, it's so
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  misogynistic against women. It's like, we don't care how women feel, but
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  we do care about how these men feel who are now choosing to say they're
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  women. Once again, it's about how men feel, well, especially since
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  most of the people pushing the ESG governance through those big banks are men.
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  Yes, white Anglo Saxon yea. So how is this happening. How are
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  the feminists not coming out and saying we see what you're doing here, But
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  no, they were able to manipulate so in essence, the people running the
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  country, we're not voted in by the people of our country. No,
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  And the people trying to tell us what to buy, yeah, don't really
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  care whether we want to buy that or not. They only care whether the
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  investment bankers want to invest. And they don't even believe it themselves. Right.
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  It's just virtue signaling at its best, and it's all for the elites.
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  It's unbelievable. That's a great point. This is corporate marketing, virtue
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  singing signaling yes, and they're signaling that they are virtuous to an elite cabal
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  in New York City. Yep, that's it. That's where we are friends
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  of your Soros, all of them, all of them. I don't know
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  how that man still has money. He's paid for all of this. MM.
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  If you like to ask our American Mama a question, go to our
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  website American Ground Radio dot com slash Mama and click on the ask the Mama
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  button. Tara Netteville, thank you so much. Keep your ear to the
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  ground. American Ground Radio with Lewis Ouralone and Stephen far