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Brett Keane Talks - Transgenders, Homosexuality, Furry, Otherkin, Dysphoria, Mental illness · Brett Keane and Eve Show

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Look at me now, something seems off.
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Can't quite place it. What have I lost?
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When the mirror lies, do you recognize mirror lies?
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Tell me what's inside. When the mirror lies.
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Do you see? Yourself at all?
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When the mirror lies, are you answering my call?
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When the mirror lies, are we real?
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Where do we? Begin Hello ladies and
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gentlemen, my name is Brett Keane from GOD TV Radio.
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I hope you're all having a wonderful day.
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Before you say Brett, why the hell is your hair red?
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And why in the other video your hair was green?
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Well, I said I dyed my hair, but the truth is I'm actually using
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filters. So I virtually dyed my hair, but
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that's not actually the way. It looks cool though, right?
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I like it. I like the doing filters and
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adding contrast and colours and all that to myself.
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Makes videos interesting. So you don't have to see the
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same head or face over and over again.
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You know, as many of you know, I was a former atheist.
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I started becoming an atheist whenever I was a, a teenager
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going and transitioning over to my young adult years.
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I didn't have like some kind of a thing against homosexuals or
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transgenders, nothing like that. In fact, whenever I was younger,
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going to school and all that, I didn't even know what the hell a
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transgender was. And as far as homosexuality,
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there may have been one or two people in an entire school of
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thousands of people where, you know, you had someone who was a
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little bit flamboyant. But not like the way homosexuals
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are today where they feel they got to do parades and and run
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down the street naked in front of children and all that and
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swing their Ding Dong around. It was different.
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People were private, they were more to themselves.
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People respected each other's bubble.
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They people didn't get up on each other acting all crazy and
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doing stupid stuff. If it turned out that someone
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was attracted to a guy or whatever and they were a guy
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themselves, nobody really gave a shit.
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I never seen a homosexual actually get beat up or anything
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like that. Never heard about homosexuals
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getting persecuted. There was this issue that
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happened a while back with a young man by the name of Matt
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Shepard where apparently some Mormons didn't like him coming
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into a bar, and I think it was a bar.
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What was it? The story's really odd, but
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apparently this homosexual was hitting on these guys and they
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didn't like it. So they took him out and they
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beat him up and they handcuffed him to a fence.
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I remember when this happened, I was actually on YouTube at the
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time and I made videos about it. There was a, a movie made about
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it. This guy called Reverend Phelps
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from God Hates you.com or something like that.
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And I actually debated the daughter of the guy, Miss Phelps
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and Shirley Phelps, I believe was what her name was.
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I actually defended homosexuals and I defended the soldiers that
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they decided, for whatever reason, that they wanted to
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celebrate the death of Matt Shepard and I guess other
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homosexuals that had died in the world.
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And I thought that that was really offensive.
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I thought that was really horrible.
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And I still do. I I don't think that celebrating
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people's death is a good thing. Whenever I made some of the
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comments that I made about Pimp Monk, XI realized that it was,
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even though I didn't like him, even though I didn't think that
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he was a good person, that doesn't mean there isn't someone
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out there who cared about him and loved him.
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So unfortunately, when you behave that way or you act that
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way, you could hurt unintentionally some innocent
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person that has nothing to do with all that, that may have
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seen a different side to a person that you didn't.
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You only got to see the dark side of them.
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I wanted to tell you guys a story about why it is that
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transgenders became a an issue for me as well as homosexuals,
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and not in the sense of a biblical way where it's like,
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oh, religion says this and religion says that.
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I don't have my problem because of the Bible or because God told
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me so. My problem is about society and
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culture and also what I've I've experienced with people.
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And when I say issue, I don't mean that I have some kind of
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hatred or some kind of animosity.
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There's actually been people out there who are homosexual as well
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as transgender that I cared very deeply for, that I considered
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actually good friends. I'll give you an example of
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somebody. There was this beautiful woman
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that I used to go to high school with, extremely attractive.
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She was one of the like I said back then, a lot of people, they
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didn't come right out and say they were transgender or
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homosexual or anything. To me hanging her out with this
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person, they were just a a normal above average beautiful
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woman who just was fine in every type of way.
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Just my goodness she could have been a model.
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Well what happened was as years went by apparently as we kept
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contact she said she cried to me and told me that her parents had
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died. Apparently her mother had died
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1st and then about a year afterwards the father was never
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able to get over her and mourned and had all this grief and it
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was causing him. He kind of let himself go.
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He didn't want to live anymore. He didn't want to exist.
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He loved his daughter, but it was so devastating for him to
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lose the his wife, which would be her mother, that he pretty
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much gave up and he let everything kind of fall apart.
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And she was left in the world basically all by herself.
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Well, talking to her for a while, I realized that she she'd
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went through some kind of metamorphosis.
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She had went through some kind of major change, losing both of
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her parents, having nobody to talk to.
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And I was one of the few people that she could actually trust.
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And I listened to her and I talked with her and she told me
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about her woes. And she would share old memories
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of what it was like, you know, how cool her mom and dad was.
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She didn't grow up in some kind of crappy, you know, family or
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whatever. Her mother and father loved and
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adored her. They, you know, they spoiled
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her. She had everything that you
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could possibly want as a kid. Well, what happens is as time
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starts going by, she starts saying some really weird stuff
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to me. Like, I wonder what it would
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feel like to be a guy. Life would be so much easier,
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you know, being a, a man 'cause then I wouldn't have to go
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through periods. I wouldn't have to be.
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She said that it scared her to death.
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The idea of having a child and having something in her belly
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that's going to end up tearing her guts apart and all that and
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the pain and suffering of giving birth to a child would be
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horrible. She was terrified of this.
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There's a lot of women out there that are scared, but they make
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the sacrifice anyway in order to be able to have children.
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But some women are just absolutely terrified of it, you
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know, the physical changes that go through your body.
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Well, she started talking about wanting to go out in the road
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and she was wanting to see the world.
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She had never really been outside of her state.
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She was just a girl that grew up in a a small town and everything
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and, and wanted to go see what the world was about.
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Well, she went ahead and she did that, and we got kind of
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disconnected. She wasn't calling.
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There was that concern of what's going on with her, what's
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happening, Is she OK? And as more time passed, I just
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assumed that she rebuilt her life and she did something with
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herself, you know, found, you know, the peace and the
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contentment that she was looking for.
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Well, what happened is this person finally gets a hold of
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me. And I remember whenever I
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answered the phone and they said, hey, how you doing?
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And I was like, who the Hell's this?
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And they said their name and they said, it's me, Brett, it's
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me. And the voice sounded very
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manly. It sounded very masculine.
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And I I said, what, what? What's going on?
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So lo and behold, we ended up getting into this conversation
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about them transitioning. They apparently decided to go to
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surgery. They had their breasts removed.
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They cut all their beautiful long flowing hair off.
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They sent pictures to me, to my phone and they were now fat and
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had fluorescent hair. They had a beard and a mustache.
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They looked very manly, looked nothing like the that beautiful
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woman that could have been a model.
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They were wearing earrings all in their face.
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They had this circular cowbell type of ring in their nose.
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Acne because of whatever hormone medication they were taking.
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And I don't mean to be rude, ladies and gentlemen, but it
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was, it was shocking to see a beautiful woman transform into
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whatever the hell this was. And I asked them, I said, are
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you truly happy with this? Is this really what you wanted?
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And they said, yeah. And I said, you know, you never,
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you never said anything about this.
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You know, whenever your parents were alive, you never made any
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kind of statement that this was something you, you know, to
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transform yourself in such a way.
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And their response was really odd to me.
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They said I couldn't stand looking at myself in the mirror.
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I couldn't stand looking at my own face.
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And I said, why? And they said because it
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reminded me of my mother and my father, and I didn't want to see
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that every time I looked in the mirror, 'cause it reminded me of
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what I lost. That didn't make any sense to me
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whatsoever. It seems like you'd want to be
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able to have things that remind you of your parents and what
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they gave you genetically. But they said no.
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When I look at myself in the mirror, I see my mom and dad.
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I see, I see a person that I don't want to be.
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That person was someone who was hurting and lost and was not
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able to get over the grief, not able to get through the pain.
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And it was like, so you cut your breast off, you cut all your
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fucking hair off and now you got metal all in your face.
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I, I just couldn't comprehend it.
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I, I don't understand that. I was born in 1976.
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I'm not a stiff person. I'm open minded about a lot of
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shit, but it's hard to watch someone who was absolutely
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beautiful. The type of woman that could
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walk down the fucking sidewalk and all the men would be looking
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at her going, Oh my goodness, she's absolutely fantastic.
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And she had such a sweet voice. She was very soft and kind and a
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gentle person. And she basically told me after
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our long conversation that she wanted to kill that person that,
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that she didn't want to be that anymore.
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She wanted to be this. And I said, well, what's the
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benefits of it? You still have periods, right?
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You still 'cause you're, you were biologically a female and
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all the surgery that you've done to yourself.
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What about children? She said.
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I can't have children because of the stuff that I've done.
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She goes, but that's good because I'd never wanted to have
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kids. I'd never wanted to go through
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that process. So from experience in that, I
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got this idea that a person might go through some kind of
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traumatic event or they might have some kind of issue in their
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life, and then they run to permanent, what they believed to
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be permanent solutions. He absolutely destroyed her
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body. There's no way she'll ever be
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able to go back to being the person that she was.
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She'll never. If one day as she gets older,
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she decides, 'cause her biological clock's still
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running, if she ever wanted to have children, she won't be able
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to. She won't be able to breastfeed
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her babies. She won't be able to.
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What would that be like if she did have a child?
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The child is the child told you can no longer call me mommy even
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though I came out of your womb. It's just really odd.
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Then there was someone I met in social media named Nadia and
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Nadia wanted to get surgery but Nadia was extremely poor.
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Nadia claimed because of their transgenderism their family
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disowned them. They it was basically a guy who
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wanted to be a woman, long black hair, looked very woman like for
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sure. But they were upset.
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They were obsessed with get cutting themselves up and
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getting surgery and doing this. Nadia had a problem where they
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like to talk about wanting to chop their own thing off.
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And because they couldn't get the money, because they couldn't
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get what they wanted, they said that if I got to remain this
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way, then I'll just end myself. I'll destroy myself.
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And it's really difficult to be hanging out with someone that
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you consider a friend and you tell them, no, you're, you're
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good just the way you are. And then have a bunch of non
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believers who for whatever sick ass reasons that are going in
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their head, are telling you, oh, don't, don't tell them that
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they're fine the way they are. They don't want to be that
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person. That's not who they are.
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And you're arguing with these losers while trying to convince
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your friend not to destroy their life, to end themselves.
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Well, eventually Nadia came up with a different alternative,
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decided that hey, if I can't afford the surgery and I can't
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destroy my wife and end it be buried, then I'll just go ahead
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and get a knife out of the kitchen and I'll chop my own
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shit off. Nadia obviously ended up in the
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hospital. I remember being in the Google
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Plus rooms with Nadia laying up in a hospital bed and none of
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those sick fuckers who were constantly arguing with me and
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trying to debate me about what's right or wrong in their
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subjective bullshit opinions cared.
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I was left virtually alone with this person who had mutilated
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themselves and all of them. They stayed away.
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I don't know if it's because of guilt.
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I don't know, it's because they realize they fucked up.
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Instead of encouraging the person to be who they
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biologically were, respecting who they were as a person,
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telling them that it would probably be better if they
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hacked themselves up. That would be a good idea.
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Well, Nadia took their advice over mine even though I was
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Nadia's friend. Nadia almost bled to death.
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They cut their own member off. Luckily Nadia got more stable
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and Nadia started getting their life together.
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Nadia went on to getting off of social media, realized that the
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people who were arguing and doing what they were doing were
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not like Nadia. Nadia realized that these non
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believers and people who encourage these painful terrible
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things to them didn't actually care.
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They were just using their suffering and paying for
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something to yell at Christians about.
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You see, I was a Christian in that moment.
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I was trying to tell them that God made them beautiful just the
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way they are. Is where the non believers
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without no education and science whatsoever, a psychology pushed
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the idea. Because they knew that it pissed
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off God. They knew it pissed off
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religion, they knew it pissed off Christians.
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So they basically use this person as their podium to push
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their ideology and their nonsense.
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I don't know how to explain it. It's it's like you see somebody
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on a Cliff and they're wanting to jump off because they've lost
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hope and they're tired of living.
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They want to jump off and you're trying to convince the person
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don't jump off the Cliff. You mean something you
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intrinsically matter. You have value in the world and
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you got some pricks standing behind you saying it's their
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body, they can do what they want with it.
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Go ahead and jump. You know, yeah, world would be a
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better place. You know, it's less population,
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you know, more space and room and traffic kind of shit.
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It's like having Satan behind you and not wanting you to save
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this person. Like they're wanting to see the
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person destroy themselves. And you're trying with all your
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might, and then eventually the person jumps off the Cliff.
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And of course, as a Christian, you're left with dear God, why,
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why, why couldn't my words get through to them?
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I gave them my heart. I was their friend.
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I tried everything I could. And this is how this ends up.
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Nadia didn't literally jump off a Cliff.
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They seem to be doing better nowadays.
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They are still connected through faith, Facebook, but they don't
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want to be around the community or around social media anymore.
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They don't want to do videos. They don't want to talk to
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anybody. And every once in a while you
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get a hello, how you doing, I hope you're doing well kind of
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thing. But that's the, I guess that's
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the catalyst. That's the reason.
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It's one of the reasons too why I can't stand non believers.
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It's not a hatred, but it's like when I'm around them, I feel
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like I'm around demons. I feel like I'm around people
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who don't want to make the world a better place.
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You don't want good. They just want to argue and and
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scream and bitch into the void. You know, there's people out
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there, even parents. I felt like I watched these
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videos with drag clean hour and I watched these videos where 13
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year old child, a little boy is all dressed up like a girl
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stripping and dancing in front of adults on YouTube as well as
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social media acts. And I'm thinking, why would
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these adults want to dress a little boy up and all these all
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this colorful flamboyant female outfits, put lipstick on a
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little boy and then want them to dance provocatively in front of
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them. Why wouldn't they encourage the
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boy to take the shit off and go play baseball?
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Why not encourage the boy to do his homework or do extra credit
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work in school so they can get a good education and go do
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something with themself? Why did they have to have the
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boy on Oprah Winfrey? Why did all these talk shows
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promoted and encourage this bullshit?
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Why is it that when parents watched they got this weird idea
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that society preferred it when your little boys turned into
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little girls? He stripped and danced in front
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of people. And why did society suddenly
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start promoting the idea that pedophilia should be normalized?
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It wasn't like that back in the 80s and the 90s.
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It started to happen, happening really badly around 2013 or
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2014, where all this weird shit started to come out where they
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wanted to change the name, the maps and, you know, adults
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attracted to children. It's.
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You got people running around saying that they're having
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periods when they're a man. You got people who are
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aggressive because they're on all these different hormonal
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medications. It's causing them to be feral.
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You got people who are taking pictures in the bathroom at
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Disney World or Disneyland, whatever, There's two of them.
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You got people who are dressed up and these drag queen outfits
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who are sitting inside of a children's classroom talking
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about their sexuality. But why?
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Everybody understood that homosexuals were real.
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Everybody for the last 2000 years knew that there were
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people who were attracted to either both men and women or one
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or the same gender. Nobody cared.
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And then you got all these people who are on television
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saying, oh, we're so persecuted, we're so persecuted.
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There has been very few actual issues unless you live in Sudan
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or Sudan or Iraq or Iran, where Muslims will waste homosexuals
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and transgenders. But in America, the truth is on
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a global level, if it's anybody that's being persecuted.
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Just a little while ago in Nigeria, 50,000 Christians were
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wasted. In some of these other
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countries, Christians get executed, set on fire, all kinds
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of stuff. But nobody on the news is crying
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about that. Nobody's saying, Oh yeah, this,
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these Christians got murdered or these Christians got sacrificed
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by a satanic cult or something they don't talk about.
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It's like if you're a Christian, it doesn't matter.
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You don't, you don't have any value.
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But one person out of hundreds of thousands has some kind of
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issue. They walk down an alleyway and
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some bastards, for whatever reason, decide to kill him,
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whether it's trying to mug them or they just didn't like the way
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they looked. Suddenly the entire group
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pretends as though they're oppressed.
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They're going through some kind of bullshit.
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I don't know. I, I don't know how to see that.
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I came from a very normal generation where people enjoyed
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music. They rocked out.
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People like to drive around on Main Street and enjoy the, the,
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the skyline. People rocked out.
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They enjoyed themselves. People partied, people had fun.
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People were like, you could be friends real easy with somebody.
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You could just sit next to a total stranger.
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You'd be able to get along with them.
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But nowadays we got people just walking up to folks from behind,
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hitting them in the fucking head with a brick.
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You got school shootings, all this crazy shit.
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This wasn't going on. Whenever I was growing up, it
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wasn't happening. Nobody was running around my
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fucking high school acting like a animal claiming to be anything
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but what they were. It's just like what happened?
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Is it because there was too many drugs in the 80s?
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As the 70s? Did people pop too much acid and
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then they started giving birth to kids that were mentally
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unstable? What the fuck happened?
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Something went wrong. I really believe that we have a
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mental illness epidemic in society.
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Something's wrong. I believe to this day.
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Had my friend not lost their parents in the way they did and
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went through that traumatic event, they would have never
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fucked themself up that way because their mother and father
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loved them for who they were. They raised her, they loved her,
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they hugged her, they told her she was special, she was
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important, and for some oddball reason she had this shitty self
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esteem where she didn't see the beauty that she had.
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She didn't see how wonderful she was internally as well as
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physically. The other problem with society
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is even though we have social media and where you got all
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this, what appears by an illusion that we're all
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connected, we're actually more disconnected than we ever were.
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People don't even want to go outside anymore.
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People don't want to touch the grass or or listen to the birds
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whistle. People don't want to be friends
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anymore. Everybody's paranoid or you're
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of the wrong politics, you're of the wrong religion, you're of
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the wrong blah, blah, blah. And it's so fucking divisive.
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You can't even say I disagree with your lifestyle or I don't
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agree with your philosophy or your interpretation of religion.
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I don't support your guy or your woman or whatever the fuck you
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got whatever agenda you're pushing.
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You can't even say that without being told that you're mentally
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ill and you have phobias and that you're fucked up in the
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head in some kind of way. You got people where they've
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gotten so self-centered and so absorbed into their own
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psychosis that now they are willing to say you don't think
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like me, you don't believe in my lifestyle.
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Well then you don't deserve to live.
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And ladies and gentlemen, that's that's simply not acceptable.
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That's fucking ate up. I never once have wanted to hurt
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anybody because of their sexual preferences.
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I never once wanted to hurt somebody just because they were
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of a different faith or non belief.
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I never said to myself, well holy shit, you didn't stand for
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Trump or you like Hillary Clinton or Obama, therefore you
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deserve whatever fucking crazy shit that happens to you.
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Nowadays though, when I see people celebrating death and I
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see people laughing, whenever someone who's considered a good
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person in my perception gets suffers or dies or goes through
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hell unnecessarily, there is a moment where I sit back it, it
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lasts for a few minutes, and then I stabilize.
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My brain begins functioning properly again.
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There has been times lately where I'm like, man, people like
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this need to be taken out behind the fucking shed.
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That's another thing too. When I was growing up, if you
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couldn't rationalize with someone, if you couldn't get
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through to them by talking, what would happen is people would get
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gather up in a circle. And the two people that had
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issue with each other, they'd simply pull off their shirts and
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shit. Usually during the summertime
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because heat pissed everybody off.
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And you'd put your Dukes up and you'd punch each other a couple
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times. And then afterwards, after
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you're bleeding and they're bleeding and shit, you go sit
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down and have a fucking beer and say, hey, you threw a pretty
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nice hook and that was it. You know, we didn't get over a
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person and just keep punching them and punching them until
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their fucking skull cave done. Something's wrong in society.
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Something something went bad. There used to be a time where my
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wife and I could drive down the road listening to No More Tears
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or Crazy trained by Ozzy Osbourne with our speakers
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turned up and not have to worry about a big group of people
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laying down in the fucking street or are protesting right
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out in the middle of highways and all that.
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It nothing like that ever existed for boomers and the Z
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generation or whatever the fuck you call yourself.
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Millenniums. We didn't do shit like that.
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If you laid out in the fucking highway, someone would get out
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of their vehicle and drag your stupid ass off into the curb and
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we'd keep going to work and keep doing what we're doing.
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We're not. We're not about all that fucking
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nonsense. Back then, if you laid out in
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the street and fucking yelled and screamed and threw rocks at
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vehicles that are passing by because for whatever anger
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reasons you have, we would call the police and the police would
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come and thump your ass and then put you in a cage somewhere
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where you belong whenever humans went feral.
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But nowadays we, we cuddle the criminals.
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We cuddle the people who are delusional and we're not helping
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them. When you see somebody that's
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mentally ill who's sitting there beating their chest and
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screaming in a fucking store or something, acting like an
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animal, it doesn't help by endorsing or supporting or
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promoting the behavior. If you called the asylum or an
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institution and the ambulance comes, they're thorazined in the
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ass and taken off to spend some time with some therapy and
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professionals. That's how we handled shit back
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then, and that seemed to work out this fucking fine.
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I just don't know what happened. Where did it all go wrong?
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Well, that's all I got to say, ladies and gentlemen.
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