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Nashville Manifesto Leak, Is Kissing In Europe Illegal Now? | HBR News 430 · Honey Badger Radio

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  This is HBr News number four thirty Nashville Manifesto leak is kissing in Europe Illegal
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  Now where we discuss the news of the week and give it the Badger treatment.
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  But first, a little bit of a PSA from our boys in the
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  country that are defending our rights and stuff, a message from the army.
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  Hello everyone, and welcome to the Honey Badger Radio. I hope you guys
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  are doing well this week and that you're laughing at all of this app curdainy
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  so that you're not consumed by it. I am your host, Brian Martinez,
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  and I'm joined by my co hosts Mike Jay and Hannah are not Mike
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  J, but doctor Rand mckhamon Hannah. Mike J is not in today.
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  Well, we haven't heard from him yet, so he might be earnning late,
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  or there might be some technical problem which we did have before the show
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  began because of something that I was working on. So I apologize, but
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  I think you'll find it's kind of fun what I've done. It just like
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  kind of creates a little bit more of a workaround. So anyway, we
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  have a great show line for you guys this week. We're gonna be talking
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  about. It's basically like an update work update week. We're gonna be talking
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  about the Sam Bankman freed, sort of saga of the money launderer and like
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  what happened with him. Stephen Crowder has leaked the manifesto of the Nashville shooter
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  yesterday caused a giant fuss. I think we should definitely delve into that a
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  little bit. And then there was the Spanish kiss that essentially shook the world
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  and caused it was the talk of the Women's World Cup. It was more
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  important than the cup itself and more so, stick around, it's gonna be
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  a good time and be sure to join us afterwards for the Patron Only Show.
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  So on this week's Patreon Only show, I have this article from metro
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  dot co dot uk that I thought I would read. Sometimes it's always good
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  to do some gamer gate stuff. So this is basically a rant by a
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  contributor to Metro dot co dot uk entitled gamer Entitlement and the Devaluation of the
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  game's industry a rant. So I guess we will look and see what they
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  the internet, gone minecrafted, whatever, go to Badger feed dot com or
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  honey Badger Radio dot com. Let's get into the stories. There's only three,
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  so it's not really like that big of a deal. Unfortunately, Mike
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  Jay isn't around. So first we're gonna be talking about Sam Bankmanfreed. Sam
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  Bankmanfreed is in case you don't know, this guy who is on the hook
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  for money laundering like tons of money. You can see here who he is.
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  And I'm not like a financial expert or whatever, but I thought this
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  was something that we definitely reported on before because it involves a lot of corruption
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  and stuff, and I thought, you know, we might as well follow
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  up on it. So this is kind of a little one, not like
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  super crucial, but I think, you know, for people interested in financial
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  world, this is definitely something you all should know. Let me know if
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  everything sounds okay. By the way, if you can hear me, I
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  could see that my audio is going out and Hannah's is as well, so
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  it sounds good, yeah, I think so, I'm just making sure that
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  the audience can hear it, okay. So, as the trial of Sam
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  Bankman Freed comes to an end, a jury has found him guilty on all
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  charges. Bankman Freed has been found guilty of seven counts of wire fraud,
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  security fraud, and money laundering, and it is facing a sentence of possibly
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  over one hundred years in prison. While no official word of an appeal has
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  been set, Bankman Free's legal team has vowed to continue fighting the charges against
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  him. Bankman Free will be sentenced in March of twenty twenty four. The
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  ninja thing didn't work. Yeah, it didn't work that well. I don't
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  know why. I have to go through it step by step. I think
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  we'll need a little bit of advanced time to like get it set up.
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  But I think once it is, it's like a one time thing. So
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  we might have to do a test stream and just play around with it,
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  and yeah, let people watch the technical difficulties happen when we don't have something
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  else to have planned for streaming. Yeah, exactly. So uh yeah,
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  for whatever reason, it didn't work anyway. So it looks pretty open and
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  shut. But apparently they're One thing that didn't mention is that Bankman Freed was
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  not just like involved with those things. He's accused of misappropriating billions of investored
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  funds into various other ventures, including his pre existing hedge fund called Alameda Research.
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  There's also documented evidence of SBF donating tens of millions of dollars to mostly
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  Democratic Party officials and super packs. So this is the thing. Uh,
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  I think that got everyone's attention. It was just he was basically money laundering
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  and bankrolling political interest groups or like special interest groups. And he's caught,
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  But the question is will he serve time? This is kind of like white
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  collar crime. So I just wanted to put it out there. I don't
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  know, Hannah, if you have any thoughts on that, if you know
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  the story and following it much to a degree, And and here's my thinking
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  on this, because he was like the darling of the authoritarian sort of socialist
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  communist into the left right. They were they were all like that was that
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  was the guy. If you weren't working with him or investing with him and
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  so on, there was something wrong with you. And a lot of people
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  ended up losing money they couldn't afford to lose because they weren't wealthy, or
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  they invested too much. And uh, of course it fails, right,
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  So they if they don't have a use for him anymore, if they don't
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  want to play with him anymore, you know, then yeah, he'll serve.
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  He'll serve some time until and you know, until he doesn't kill himself.
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  Yeah, that's that's my prediction. And uh, because he also probably
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  knows a lot of things that he was probably counting on knowing a lot of
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  things to to get him out of this. And it's it's it's honestly,
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  it's my suspicion that they're they're done playing with him. They don't want have
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  a use for him anymore. He can't do the money wandering for them anymore.
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  So now he's he's a threat since he doesn't have anything left to lose
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  but his life, which you know, if he gets a long sentence,
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  he's he's not gonna care as much about that either. So yep, I
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  mean that's that's my expectation. That's honestly, that's my expectation. This is
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  he'll become he'll become completely disposable. Yeah. Uh, speaking of expectation,
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  I got a super chow from Meredith G. Thank you, Meredith top G
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  and she says for five dollars HBr News four thirty. So it is my
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  expectation that SBF was going to get convicted quick so they don't have to look
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  too far into others who were involved. Yeah, and it's probably gonna be
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  a pretty cushy sentence, to be honest, like, and then you know,
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  he might even get out if they wait a while and people forget.
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  That's kind of what I think is like, you know, egging this on.
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  It's like this, Uh well, we got to give them a piece
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  of meat, you know. So yeah, that's what I think. Well
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  we'll see of it gone bad. That's that's right, jin bottle, all
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  right, you know, yeah, yeah, it's pretty funny, right,
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  has been hard hobbit hobbit gone gone rogue. All right, But anyway,
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  don't make deals with the double guys, and don't don't think that the devil
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  just refers to some entity that that some people believe in and some people don't
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  like the establishment. Don't make deals with the establishment, because this is what
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  happens. You know. They get you into trouble and if you go along
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  with what they want you to do, this is where you will end up,
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  this this situation. Yep. Indeed. All right, Well, anyway,
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  let me know what you guys think about this in the comments. No
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  word from Mike yet, so I guess unless it's like a super chat or
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  something, I think I'm gonna move on to the next story. This is
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  a small one. I was just doing a follow up, so it's not
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  like a big deal. Also, I guess, like I should I mention
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  the video you guys saw before we started the news show was a little like
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  commentary or not in a commentary. It was like a PSA from the army.
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  Okay. Now, I don't know if you saw this, Hannah,
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  but they put out a new sort of like, you know, I don't
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  know what would you call it, an ad to enlist, like a request
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  to enlist, or like a promotion of like the benefits of enlisting in the
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  army. And and it's a totally like but the thing is like it's a
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  different tone than what we're used to. So let me let me find the
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  video. Actually, maybe I could just open it up in a browser here
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  and show you. So I think this is kind of amazing that you know,
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  we have essentially like gone back, we finally understand again, right Like,
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  So I'm gonna share this. Oops, I'm gonna share this with Hannah
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  really quick. Let me share my screen so that you can see it,
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  and we're going to take a look at this this video. Okay, Now
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  bear in mind this is why I'm bringing this up. When you watch this,
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  I want you to tell me what you notice that makes it unique considering
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  the time period, considering what the military's been talking about lately. Okay,
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  do you notice anything weird about that video? Yeah? Yeah, you know
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  it's it's this is this kind of harkens back to like nineteen nineteen eighty nine
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  through nineteen ninety one. Like they they did all of this yay, Mike's
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  here. Oh good, they did all of this advertising back when I would
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  have been maybe a jew when you're in high school. Uh. And and
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  the advertising switched from being about getting getting just about getting money for for college
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  to becoming a man, becoming getting life skills. And there were there were
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  ads that were also to get women into the military, and it was it
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  was similar, you know, you're tough enough for this, you're strong enough
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  for this. You know, just be you know, be all that you
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  can be. They've had that that catchphrase that slogan for so long. But
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  it was and when they were going to start, uh bringing people back who
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  were enlisted that had served served out there. God, I can't think of
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  what your time of enlistment is called. When you enlist for four years and
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  your four years is up, there's a there's an amount, there's a name
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  for that. I don't know why, but I want to say sentence,
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  but I know that's not what it is. That's not it. But but
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  they recall those guys before they go to the step of looking at drafting people
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  who were never in the military, because those guys were already trained. Right.
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  So yeah, so there's that. But in any case, then it
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  got more serious. It became almost action movie type ads where it was about
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  you know, look, look how great you'll be if you become a soldier.
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  Look how special important you'll be if you become a soldier, and this
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  is this is kind of a similar thing, communicating it to gen Z.
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  Yeah, yeah, the generation didn't grow up watching mash with their parents more
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  likely than not. Right, No, of course not. But what is
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  a particular interest in the context of the current year is that there have been
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  lots of military you know, sort of like armed forces oriented like advertising,
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  but it was all based inversity, equity and inclusion. Clus It was like
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  it was like, oh, here's my I'm going to be a soldier,
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  and these are my two moms and and we fight for you know, and
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  it's like feminist protesting LGBT pride stuff. You know. Then you cant no,
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  no, no, there was FBI ship like with the FBI is like
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  all about the Dei, et cetera. And now this was all when when
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  we were in basically peacetime like or at least like not, you know,
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  as in the same kind of precarious position we are in now. So like
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  right now, without getting like too heavy into it, we have a conflict
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  between Russia and Ukraine. We have a conflict between Gaza and Israel or like
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  Palestine Israel, and we have a conflict between China and Taiwan. And our
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  government is is getting involved and in all of those things, probably in the
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  least confident way possible. And it looks like any any of those powder cakes
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  could go off at any moment, and they're gonna need what they're gonna need
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  men, They're gonna need men in the military. So all of a sudden,
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  the advertising tone completely changes, and now we're seeing like dudes jumping out
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  of helicopters, which is probably what it always should have been anyway. But
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  they want to kiss our ass. They want to kiss the asses of men.
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  That is because they know that they can't send a non binary like you
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  know, dear Kid out to the front line, and they can't send a
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  woman. It's got to be a dude, and based on the demographics,
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  probably a white dude. So they just remember. That's why, because it
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  looks like an old ad, because that's what they were. Do you remember
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  what they were doing before the DEI do you remember who they were advertising to?
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  I can't remember, but go ahead, gamers they were advertising. It
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  was the gamers. They they were advertising to the guys that play various like
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  they were advertised tising to the guys that played Team Fortress too. They were
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  advertising to the guys that play all the online war games. They were advertising
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  to the guys that play the online fantasy RPGs where you go kill fantasy monsters
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  or dinosaurs or anything else like that. Those were the ads and and game
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  of girls, right or girl gamers. They weren't necessarily advertising separately to gamers
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  who happened to be female, but they were advertising separately to girl gamers.
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  And if you have listened to this show much, y'all understand the distinction.
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  Uh. But yeah, they basically up until we hit the point where it
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  might not be peacetime in the US anymore, which peacetime is in quotes already
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  because of the way that our government has been exploiting our defense forces, and
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  because we have actually been having a hot civil war here in the United States
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  that people aren't paying attention to because it's being framed as protests and riots.
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  Right, that's war. That's civil war. That is not It's just that
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  there's not another body declaring itself to be a government involved. It's still a
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  civil war. There is still a commanding commander in chief of that civil war.
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  It just doesn't happen to be an American that says funding that civil war.
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  Right, So I put peace time in quotes. But you know,
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  they haven't had a draft, they haven't had a big call for soldiers till
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  now. Yeah, and now they want to put men in foreign countries fighting
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  for nothing to do with the United States because the United States government stirred the
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  pot and stirred the pot, and stirred the pot in a way that was
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  detrimental to both sides of whatever conflicts they've been involved in, and everybody at
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  home and everybody in the world through the economic impacts and everything. And so
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  now they want to cover their shit by by by spending the lives of men,
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  and they can't even refer to it that way. They won't even refer
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  to you as human beings. You know what your name is in a war,
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  boots on the ground. They talk about your shoes, they talk about
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  your footwear. Right, They won't talk about you. They won't talk about
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  men. They won't talk about lives and deaths. They won't talk about how
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  many are going to come home to find out that their wives divorced them because
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  they were bored. And they sure as hell aren't going to talk about how
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  many died, how many were mutilated, how many have been captured and never
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  come home, that their family never gets to find out what happened to them.
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  There are families that are still wondering about men who were drafted and sent
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  to Vietnam. Yep, sure, yeah, right. Our generation was raised
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  by Vietnam veterans who had come back, right, And and there are still
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  families. There are people who were the kids of Vietnam veterans when they were
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  growing up, who are in their fifties now and their sixties who don't know
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  what happened to their dads. They probably have an idea by now, yeah,
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  but they don't know. Information never came to them. And they won't
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  talk about that. They will call you a pair of boots. Yep.
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  And I'm a little bit triggered over this because I have been watching some of
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  the conversation about it on Twitter, and so I'm going off about it.
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  But I mean, you look at the conflict. The guys a conflict,
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  all right, yeah, the whole time. And I will tell you right
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  now, I'm not anti Semitic. I have been pro Israel all my life,
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  all right. I was raised that way. We'll put it that way.
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  It's there's this duty that you supposedly have as a Christian to be like
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  pro Israel, pro is and and so on. Right, But I'm looking
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  at this right. If you have in your home a brown recluse spider and
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  you can see it, and you know it's there, and you keep letting
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  it come up and bite you on the foot instead of hitting it with a
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  fly swatter or a shoe, that's your fault. You did that. If
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  you continue to tolerate the spider and then continue to claim, oh my gosh,
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  I don't understand what's wrong with this spider. We told it not to
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  bite us anymore, and it still keeps biting you. You should get the
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  point at some point in time that the spider is never going to change.
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  Right. So, if the narrative from Israel's side is one hundred percent true
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  about Palestinians, and I'm not saying it's not, and I'm not saying it
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  is, but if it is, Israel has always been powerful enough to smash
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  that. And when they've always had the United States is an ally, and
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  they've always had help from the United States in regard to that, they've always
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  had the power to just put the kebash to it and didn't do it the
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  whole time. And at the other end of it, you cannot promise to
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  cease fire and then shoot people. That's not how ceasefires work, right,
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  And Palestinians have always had the power to decide that maybe this stupid little stretch
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  of desert is not worth fighting for. There are better places in the world
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  to grow things, there are easier places in the world to live. Why
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  stay there? It's not a historical connection, there is none, They have
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  none. They have zero historical connection there, So what's the point why are
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  they doing that? Right? So both sides this is like the Hatfields and
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  the McCoy's right, and one side could have definitely stopped, you know,
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  like you can't teach a spider to to respect your no no square. But
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  there's two things you can do. You can smash it with a shoe or
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  you can pick it up in a cup and throw it outside. And Israel
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  didn't either. They have a fucking space laser. They can shoot missiles down
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  out of the sky from space. They can shoot a moving object down out
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  of the sky from space. They do not need boots on the ground from
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  the United States. They don't. Oh yeah, of course. And in
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  terms of you know, the Russia conflict is very similar in that vein either
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  either they're winning like they tell us and they don't need us, or they
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  can't win and it's it's going to be problematic if we join. And uh,
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  this is this is bullshit. So what's going on with Israel and what's
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  going on with Ukraine? I don't care. I do not care. I
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  do not care what the Palestinians did because Israel let them do it. And
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  I do not care if Israel turns around and smashes them with a shoe or
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  kicks them out, because it's about time. If Israel has been telling the
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  truth, the whole time. It's about time. I don't want us involved.
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  I don't want our kids getting sent into this kind of conflict. Right,
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  this isn't that, this has nothing to do with us, and I
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  don't think we have any business criticizing how they handle it or getting involved in
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  how they handle it. And the same is true in my opinion between Russia
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  and Ukraine. Yeah sure, I mean I didn't want to like get into
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  the actual like nitty gritty of the wars themselves, but rather I think,
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  Mike, are you with us? I see you're muted, but I don't
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  know if you were just waiting. I think somble no, No, we
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  did do the sambankment free things, so I want to give you a chance
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  to respond to that. But I also showed a new trailer that's a trailer,
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  I don't know what you call it. It's basically like an AD for
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  the US Army that just came out, and it's completely unlike recent military and
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  government institution oriented material where where, which means that it's just a bunch of
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  white men jumping out of airplanes and it's totally glamorized and everything. And I
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  and I think that you know what I think it is is we are now
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  actually close to a real war, and the army is like, well,
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  you know what, we can't fuck around with these non binary you know,
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  galaxy kin or whatever the hell they are. We got to like have like,
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  we need white men to die for us now, Yeah we need Yeah,
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  we need white men to die for us for real. So we're gonna
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  have to like pander them. So this is what happens when you panted the
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  white men. You just tell them to join the army and die for their
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  country, the same country that hates them for being white men. By the
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  way, but that was what we were just talking about. So so you
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  finished, you finished talking about the sun bakuin freak thing already. Well I
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  read it's a short little thing, but I mean, you can give your
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  thoughts on it if you wish. It's I mean, I felt it was
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  a lot like the Gizlaine Maxwell case. Yeah, you know, a defendant
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  found guilty of a heck of a lot of dodgy transactions, transactions apparently with
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  nobody. Yeah, it was laundering money through some kind of ethereal. A
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  lot of people still want to know what happened to all their stolen money.
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  What did Sam Bankminfreed do with it? Well, he was the second largest
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  donated to the Democrat Party, second only to our old buddy George Zaron.
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  So if the Democrat Party is harboring stolen goods, shouldn't they have to give
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  it back? No, now that works is that was a different billions of
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  dollars. Damn, this guy got played. He turns out the Democrats we're
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  is using him as a sort of digital drug mule, and then when they
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  were done with him, they threw him out into the wastelands like escapecoat.
• 26:38
  Not the greatest deal in the history of trade offers. I get billions of
• 26:42
  dollars, you get a hundred years. Not that he's even gonna make it
• 26:48
  to one hundred days in a prison cell with temperamental CCTV. He clearly knows
• 26:55
  too much, and pretty soon he's going to have a deadly argument with his
• 26:59
  bed sheets in the night. It The moral of the story is when a
• 27:03
  Democrat asks you to do them a favor, you should politely decline because your
• 27:08
  life depends on it. It comes to the Democrats the only species more endangered
• 27:14
  than their enemies, their accomplices. They run on a distilled and concentrated form
• 27:21
  of icophobia. You cannot trust. You cannot trust an icophobe, and I
• 27:26
  mean that by definition, what the icophobe hates is familiarity. So the closer
• 27:32
  you get to them, the more they hate you. When you first meet
• 27:34
  them, they will like you, they might even love you at first sight,
• 27:38
  as it were, because you're a stranger and they can only love strangers.
• 27:42
  But from that moment on, there's a countdown to the moment they inevitably
• 27:48
  turn on you, and it counts down faster the closer you get. This
• 27:52
  happens on the smallest of scales, and you'll meet an individual who loves you
• 27:57
  and then hates you, and then dissip into the night, leaving you both
• 28:00
  wondering what the hell that even was. It also happens are the largest of
• 28:04
  scales, such as with Sam Macminfreed. Do the Democrat Party a favor of
• 28:11
  that magnitude, and they'll kiss your ass, and they'll tell the entire mass
• 28:15
  media to kiss your ass. But one day you'll turn around and blink and
• 28:21
  the next thing you know, you're in a prison cell with your own fist
• 28:23
  of your ass and you're dead. One way or another. These people are
• 28:26
  not safe to be around. They hate you, and not just because you're
• 28:32
  white or male or susgendered or whatever. They hate you because you exist,
• 28:37
  because they can see you existing. That's all it takes. Wicherphobes can only
• 28:42
  give a shit about abstract, alien phantasms that they cannot see, will never
• 28:48
  see, and don't even want to see. So the safest place is as
• 28:52
  far away from them as possible, where they can't see you. When a
• 28:56
  scorpion tells you they're a scorpion them. And when a frog the frog is
• 29:03
  brightly colored with patterns of neon, pink and blue, don't attempt to ride
• 29:07
  on its back if you have to be a scorpion. And if a political
• 29:11
  party is openly not putting its own constituents first, don't vote for them.
• 29:21
  They're obviously going to steal your money and laugh at you as they watch you
• 29:25
  die. Nature is quite often generous in that way with its warning signs,
• 29:30
  So do pay attention to those warning signs. And yeah, stay frosty,
• 29:37
  stay strapped, stay away from lefties. It will drag you to hell and
• 29:41
  they will tea bag you in hell forever, all right, So I thank
• 29:47
  you for that we will move on to the next story. I wanted to.
• 29:49
  I got a super chow and a big one from Zaranks. I'm afraid
• 29:55
  this might like fill the whole screen. I don't know, because it's like
• 29:57
  a really big one, or at least you're not gonna be to see it
• 30:00
  all. But I just want to put it up there so you guys know
• 30:02
  that I did, in fact share it. So he gives us ten dollars
• 30:07
  and says after that, Army Ad Zelensky's begging for a loan should be played
• 30:12
  after yeah, right, immediately after that, Actually he doesn't even beg he
• 30:17
  just demands money. I don't know if you guys noticed anyway, immediately after
• 30:22
  that, have a few cards play that say something like men eighteen to sixty
• 30:26
  five year old Ukrainian men were conscripted for the war between Ukraine and Russia.
• 30:30
  Zelensky was able to come to the US Capitol and fly the Ukrainian flag.
• 30:34
  Senators, representatives and former reps where Ukrainian flag pins while supposedly serving the US.
• 30:41
  Now they want you to join up to fight under Biden, who checks
• 30:44
  his watch while marines almost barely four years out of high school come home in
• 30:48
  boxes. That's right. Remember that Biden was vice president when several men were
• 30:52
  needlessly fed into the war thresher for nothing of worth to occur. Do not
• 30:57
  serve yourself up for these anti America in elected office that hate those that they
• 31:02
  supposedly work for. They don't live here, they just work here. Yeah,
• 31:06
  exactly, exactly right, thank you, Zarax. Very based, very
• 31:10
  based response. Yeah. And that's one of the things too, is that,
• 31:14
  like the YouTube link for this and the Twitter where this is posted,
• 31:18
  is a lot of men dunking on this video. They're saying either they're making
• 31:22
  fun of the lack of diversity, They're like, where are all the black
• 31:25
  women in wheelchairs? Or or they're saying, I'm not dying for Israel.
• 31:30
  I'm not dying for Ukraine. I'm not dying for Taiwan. You know,
• 31:34
  I'm not gonna die for a country that treats men like shit. And I
• 31:40
  think that they see that. So yeah, good luck. But here's what
• 31:42
  I think is gonna happen. I'll just so this would be the last word
• 31:45
  on the on that military blurb, they're going to try to invoke patriotism,
• 31:53
  you know how like bud light switch gears after the dila move anything, and
• 31:57
  they try to like do like this is a man beer and it's like a
• 32:00
  bunch of like dudes doing stereotypical dude ship like cutting down trees and driving trucks.
• 32:06
  It didn't work. In fact, it probably insulted their customers more so,
• 32:10
  like is that what you think we are? And I think that's what
• 32:13
  this is doing. And I don't think it's gonna work. And then what's
• 32:15
  but what's gonna happen is they're gonna they're gonna try to use this method.
• 32:20
  Then they're gonna try to use invoke some like sense of loyalty to uh,
• 32:25
  you know, God or country or patriotism or whatever. But what what they're
• 32:30
  hoping to do is that they're hoping to not have to use the draft.
• 32:34
  But if it gets down to it, they will. They will try to
• 32:38
  table the draft if it gets down to it. So you know, this
• 32:43
  isn't over yet, this is only starting. Hopefully it won't get too bad,
• 32:47
  but I'm telling you it's if it gets to it, they will table
• 32:52
  the discussion of the draft again, especially with the groundwork for for actually drafting
• 33:01
  people now they're laying the groundwork for it now and and yeah, they'll table
• 33:07
  it again if it if it becomes too unpopular. But honestly, I I
• 33:15
  I hate to say this, but I expect one to happen. Yeah,
• 33:17
  I'm dreading no one's gonna happen. And potentially world War three. I do.
• 33:22
  I honestly think that we're really close. This would be World War five
• 33:27
  or six, because if you really think about it, Desert Desert Storm was
• 33:34
  World War three, Desert Shield was World War four. Okay, so yeah,
• 33:42
  okay, well is world War going? Am I a joke to you?
• 33:49
  Actually? In modern times? Yeah? Because people don't realize that a
• 33:52
  lot of the things they believe about him or were made up? But but
• 33:59
  yeah, I mean, yeah, the the whole world was involved in those
• 34:05
  and those were those were hot wars, and we have we were we weren't
• 34:12
  quite I don't think either time to the point of believing we were under nuclear
• 34:15
  threat. We are right now in both a cold war and a hot war
• 34:20
  at the same time. Yeah, I don't think. I don't think people
• 34:23
  understand how bad that is. Well, you know gen xers, we yeah,
• 34:29
  we we saw we saw one. We saw one and then we saw
• 34:34
  the other after the one was kind of cooled off and and uh, you
• 34:38
  know, the the one was kind of a joke to us by the time,
• 34:44
  uh it got to us because our parents lived through it first, and
• 34:47
  the advice they got was very bad. And and the other we got lied
• 34:52
  to. And a lot of a lot of my uh my class mates,
• 35:00
  it went. A lot of my classmates enlisted because of nine to eleven.
• 35:07
  You know, a lot of my classes enlisted because they thought this was you
• 35:10
  know, because they thought there were babies being thrown out of incubators and murdered
• 35:16
  by the other side, right. They some some enlisted at nineteen eighteen years
• 35:23
  old. Some of them enlisted, you know, twenty years later, re
• 35:28
  enlisted twenty years later. Like, I saw that happen and it was bullshit.
• 35:34
  And I'm sure you saw the same thing with your classmates, you know,
• 35:38
  and you see them posting on Facebook. I'm old, But I can
• 35:42
  do this, right. We don't need we don't need to keep doing this.
• 35:50
  And we need to get our politicians, all of our politicians to understand
• 35:54
  that if they bring about another draft, that's the end of the establishment.
• 36:00
  They all have to be everybody that votes to send our troops needs to be
• 36:06
  voted out of office in the next election, it needs to be the kiss
• 36:08
  of death to their career. All right, Well, at least we're not
• 36:15
  getting any more mean tweets, am I right? I mean that you have
• 36:21
  lately, have you? No? I don't mean from you, I mean
• 36:23
  from the he who shall not be named. At least we're not getting any
• 36:30
  mean tweets, right, guys, I mean world War three mean tweets.
• 36:34
  It's tough. It's tough choice. I guess I'm gonna go World War three
• 36:37
  because I mean, like you know, I feel safe from words. All
• 36:44
  right, But anyway, lately, no, I know a good thing.
• 36:51
  You're not running for office. Okay, But anyway, I got a super
• 36:53
  chow from Richard Bierre because it's five bucks and says this will be another way
• 36:58
  that white men transitioning will be invalidated, along with non binary self identifying or
• 37:02
  any other gender dev deviance. Here's to seeing Jeffrey marsh getting drafted. Oh
• 37:08
  that would be amazing actually, and yeah, there's no getting out of that.
• 37:13
  I also got a rumble rant. That's right, No, that's super
• 37:19
  chat Where is the rumble rant? I saw one? I saw one?
• 37:22
  I swear let me just open up the rumble here. Hold on, I
• 37:25
  will look at it in the rumble chat. Yeah, Dara Mouth gives us
• 37:30
  two dollars and says war is war and hell is hell Hawkeye. Thank you
• 37:36
  Dara Mouth for the two dollars. Really appreciate it. I don't know why
• 37:38
  I can't see your thing. And then I got a super chat from Albert
• 37:42
  Nata Retro who says, the Allies put the Jews there after World War Two.
• 37:46
  If they need our help, we are obligated to help them. Where
• 37:50
  has not my problem gotten America in the past. I'm telling you they don't
• 37:55
  need our help. And if you look at the twentieth century that the history
• 38:04
  of Americans helping other countries with their conflicts, it has not turned out good
• 38:12
  for the world. It has turned out very bad for the world. So,
• 38:19
  you know, we we World War two was us helping to clean up
• 38:23
  a mess that wouldn't have been been created if we hadn't interfered in World War
• 38:29
  One. Yeah, I you know, I will. All I will say
• 38:37
  about it is, you know, Israel has a right to have a wall
• 38:39
  around their country and protect their borders, and so do we, So maybe
• 38:45
  maybe we should also like, you know, be concerned with our own shit,
• 38:49
  because the same people who are crying about, you know, what we
• 38:52
  should be doing to help Israel are not helping us. And this is how
• 38:55
  you're going to get like this kind of antipathy towards the States. All right,
• 39:00
  I got another soup, a rumble rant from uh Dara mouth Daramuth.
• 39:06
  Okay, he says, it's pronounced Darramuth. But glad to support over here
• 39:09
  on Rubble. Thanks Daramuth. Yeah, please hang out with us on Rumble.
• 39:13
  Throw some emojis in there, throw some cool doges or rumble chands in
• 39:16
  the chat and let them bounce around the screen and play play like little toys
• 39:22
  or whatever it is. Okay, but anyway, let's get into the next
• 39:27
  assassin. Yes, the Israelized need us to get out of their way and
• 39:30
  we should. Yeah, I agree, all right, So anyway, let
• 39:38
  us know what you guys think about this in the comments. We're gonna move
• 39:40
  on to the next story. So here we go. All right, So
• 39:46
  I will read this one. Former Spanish Football Federation president Louis Rubialz, who
• 39:52
  is pictured here, kissed forward Jenny Hermoso on the lips following Spain's Women's World
• 40:00
  Cup final win over England in August twentieth of twenty twenty three. You guys
• 40:06
  may have heard about this in the news like a while back. It was
• 40:09
  kind of a big deal for whatever reason. Howebo I was talking about it.
• 40:13
  So Ruviala stepped down from his role in September after a public outcry that
• 40:19
  came with Ermoso saying that the kiss was not consensual. So apparently like a
• 40:23
  month later she figured out that that was not appropriate. A majority of the
• 40:28
  World Cup winning team boycotted the national team until changes were made within the Football
• 40:32
  Federation. The World Cup winning manager, Jorge Vilda was sacked in September and
• 40:38
  is being investigated as part of the criminal case against Ruviales. Ermoso has since
• 40:44
  filed a legal complaint against Ruviales. Consequences for the celebratory kiss escalated further at
• 40:50
  the end of October, when world governing body FIFA announced a three year ban
• 40:54
  for breaching Article thirteen of its disciplinary Code. Rubaliz says he intends to appeal
• 41:01
  against this band. I will go to the last resort to see that justice
• 41:07
  is done and that the truth shines through He said on social media. Rubalez
• 41:13
  forty six is claimed that the kiss at the post match presentation ceremony was mutual,
• 41:19
  but Ermoso has consistently said it was not. Ermoso, who says her
• 41:22
  image has been tarnished by this kiss, has returned to play. Oh for
• 41:28
  fuctuating. Show your emotions, guys, there's nothing wrong with that, right.
• 41:34
  Everything would be okay if you would just be more emotional like women,
• 41:37
  get caught up in the moment like women, do what feels right like women,
• 41:42
  except you know it might offend a woman, and then you're in big
• 41:45
  fucking trouble and that that won't defend you at all at all. Jeezus.
• 41:53
  I can see some situations where a kiss could or should be a matter for
• 41:58
  a legal complaint if the unconsensual kiss results in a disease being deliberately transmitted.
• 42:04
  Perhaps if it's a random child and you're doing it in the swimsuit region.
• 42:08
  Absolutely, but kissing an adult kissing another adult during some sporting celebration having just
• 42:17
  won the World Cup, it seems like something you can clear up without getting
• 42:22
  judges involved, especially since yes, men kiss other men during those kinds of
• 42:28
  celebrations impulsively and instantaneously on the forehead or chicks, or cheeks or lips,
• 42:36
  especially if there are of a South European persuasion, where that's sort of thing
• 42:40
  is relatively normal, even as an everyday sort of greeting. And yes,
• 42:45
  I suppose it's different when it's a man and a woman. There's a certain
• 42:50
  tension that can go on uniquely in that circumstance. But it's a subjective difference,
• 42:57
  and it requires subjective regularly established beforehand, that one should not kiss a
• 43:05
  woman as one kisses a man, or lie with a man as one lies
• 43:09
  with a woman. It might be a religious rule, it might be a
• 43:14
  social rule, and they and they all might sound a bit screwy when you
• 43:16
  put them together. Either way, that's how you should deal with minor stuff
• 43:21
  like this. You just pull someone aside and go yo, bro. Seems
• 43:25
  like you didn't get the memo. You know. How how how we don't
• 43:30
  hit women, Well, we just don't kiss them either. It's just not
• 43:35
  anywhere, in any way or for any reason, unless it's your wife.
• 43:39
  And that doesn't mean you can hit your wife as well. You know,
• 43:44
  actually, don't don't even kiss your your wife either until further notice. Let's
• 43:50
  just not come into any physical contact with women in public or in private.
• 43:54
  Actually, just in case someone's filming it. Just imagine there's this personal space
• 44:00
  bubble around every woman and every man, and just just never cross the bubbles.
• 44:07
  Yes, this is indeed ludicrous. These are the times we live in.
• 44:12
  We pull us other side and we talk to each other, and we
• 44:15
  explain how we're supposed to socially speaking Joe through a few hoops in a few
• 44:22
  contradictory directions all at once, and then we try to live our lives while
• 44:27
  we we worry about what the neighbors think. It's a lot better than making
• 44:32
  it a legally actionable dispute, whereby it's a criminal offense for a man to
• 44:37
  kiss a woman anyway, in any way and for any reason. We really
• 44:43
  don't want that kind of madness dawning on our already fragile civilization. Oh wait,
• 44:47
  it's already happened. Never mind. I just want to point out,
• 44:54
  you know that there is a huge difference between a moment celebratory in the heat
• 45:01
  of emotion, from winning a brief kiss like that and being sexually harassed.
• 45:09
  Right, and both sexes have experienced sexual harassment both sexes have had somebody refuse
• 45:15
  to take no for an answer and follow them around and behave in really stupid
• 45:21
  ways and expect that to endear them to the other person for some reason,
• 45:28
  or at least get them to comply. But that wasn't what this was,
• 45:31
  and it's being treated like it is and that's bullshit. Yeah, yeah,
• 45:39
  I mean, like it again. This is just I mean, look,
• 45:44
  you guys mentioned that Spain is particularly paused on this, that that's where this
• 45:50
  took place, So you could say this guy should have known better than to
• 45:53
  get excited and express it with a woman present. But but yeah, I
• 46:00
  mean there's there's uh, Spain is especially back women. You know, I
• 46:06
  see more and more videos online of women saying why can't I find a man?
• 46:09
  Why why aren't men approaching me? Why are they being shy? And
• 46:13
  then supposed coaches that are like, guys, why aren't you just approaching women?
• 46:16
  This is why, this is why it's I mean, this guy's not
• 46:21
  even trying to go out with her, you know, he wasn't even trying
• 46:23
  to date that woman, And look at those consequences. Why would anyone put
• 46:30
  that at risk? Why would they? They shouldn't so yeah, congratulations.
• 46:35
  I swear sometimes I swear I don't think women think these things through, I
• 46:37
  swear to God, I think I think that they're just so like caught up
• 46:42
  in the moment and how it feels to like, you know, throw someone's
• 46:45
  career in the garbage. They don't even think about the consequences, like what
• 46:50
  where is this going? Where is this going? Anyway? This isn't even
• 46:58
  anyway. We got one more story, and it's a big one. So
• 47:01
  let us know what you guys think about this in the comments, and be
• 47:07
  sure to smash that like button. I know people are asking me for a
• 47:10
  like chance, so I did put her in there, So yeah, smash
• 47:14
  like if you're on YouTube and hopefully I'll see you all your likes, your
• 47:19
  likes, do that for her? Do it for her? All right?
• 47:22
  So I got another super chow from Richard Bierre and uh, he says,
• 47:30
  for five dollars, how fast would those migrant caravans turn around if they were
• 47:36
  to know that, upon entering the United States they would immediately be conscripted into
• 47:39
  the military to be shipped to a war zone. Well, that would be
• 47:45
  an interesting twist, but I don't think that's gonna Happen'd be surprised. There's
• 47:51
  there's been a couple of times in history where various groups were told that they
• 47:57
  could become citizens or at least gained the rights of citizenship by joining the military,
• 48:04
  and that was proposed by Republicans for immigrants seeking amnesty during the Obama administration.
• 48:14
  So it's it's not something that's off the table. It's obviously this is
• 48:20
  another instance where men's lives, men's blood buys civil rights for their group of
• 48:30
  people, their demographic, including the women Native Americans had that had to do
• 48:36
  that, Filipinos had to do that, and I want to say the Chinese
• 48:43
  also had to do that in the United States. So so we we can
• 48:50
  you know, we can look at this as something that it sounds ridiculous,
• 48:54
  but in a historical context, it's a distinct possibility that it could happen.
• 49:04
  They wouldn't necessarily be drafted, but they could be told this is the only
• 49:08
  pathway to citizenship, and you can get citizenship and all of the rights that
• 49:15
  come with it by doing this and jump to the head of the line and
• 49:21
  bypass everybody else that's waiting. And believe it or not, you know,
• 49:24
  in my opinion, that's kind of like telling somebody, well, if you
• 49:30
  want to keep your job, if you want to get this promotion, that'll
• 49:34
  pay all your bills. You know, you gotta have sex with the boss,
• 49:37
  except on a grand scale with death involved, and basically belonging to the
• 49:46
  United States government, being property of the United States government for a number of
• 49:51
  years. So women who are like, well, that's no big deal,
• 49:54
  that's no big deal. You would think it was a big deal. If
• 49:57
  it was you, you would think it was a damn big deal. Yeah,
• 50:05
  all right, well, let us know you guys think about this one
• 50:07
  in the comments. We're gonna move on to the next story, the last
• 50:12
  one, and it's kind of a big one. So Mike jan did a
• 50:15
  pretty short write up at the time. This was yesterday. When I put
• 50:19
  the story through, we didn't have like we have more information now and this
• 50:23
  has been certainly done the rounds. But in a late update to a story
• 50:29
  from March, the alleged manifesto of the transgender Nashville school shooter has been leaked.
• 50:35
  A source connected with Steven Crowder and his podcast Louder with Crowder has produced
• 50:38
  several pictures of a handwritten journal that the source claims is the manifesto of the
• 50:44
  transgender school shooter Audrey Hale. Who's Who's that's the dead name? I guess,
• 50:51
  if you want to get technical, their their trans male name was Aiden.
• 50:55
  I think the manifesto clearly lays out what her plans for the day were
• 51:00
  and how she planned to go about the shooting, detailed down to the minute.
• 51:06
  The manifesto also shows her clear hatred for whites and the rich, as
• 51:09
  well as her excitement for the upcoming shooting and her eagerness to kill as many
• 51:15
  children as possible. Now that I've seen three pages of it, and I'm
• 51:22
  sure all of you have as well, I'm unsure whether it counts as a
• 51:25
  manifesto, and now I'm unsure as to what a manifesto even is. Some
• 51:30
  of the views and intention of the author do come across rather loud and clear.
• 51:39
  She doesn't like rich white people or their children, their dreaded, tow
• 51:45
  headed children. But it's unclear whether it was ever supposed to be a public
• 51:49
  statement or if it's just a sort of private journal chronicling the mad ramblings of
• 51:55
  a crazy person. And I think it points to something kind of more sinister
• 52:00
  than any specific cult like behavior. It's plusier than that. This is the
• 52:07
  deep end of the malaise people experience when they believe everything they're taught to believe
• 52:14
  in schools and colleges and in the media. You hate rich people, check,
• 52:19
  hate white people, check, hate Christians? Check, this is what
• 52:23
  you've been taught to believe. So yeah, gold star Audrey ten out of
• 52:29
  ten. And bear in mind, all we've seen is three pages of this
• 52:35
  document. Apparently there are at least twenty in total, wherein I wouldn't be
• 52:43
  surprised to find a bunch of stuff about patriarchy, colonialism, cis gendered,
• 52:47
  blah blah blah. All I can do is speculate. Of course, I'm
• 52:51
  not quite sure why we're not being shown the whole thing, but I'm sure
• 52:53
  there's a reasonable explanation. Point is I bet you there are thousands of those
• 53:00
  kinds of quote unquote manifestos all over the country, all over the world,
• 53:07
  had written by similarly brainwashed people who just happened to have not killed anyone.
• 53:13
  Yet I'm surprised more of them haven't, or should I say, I'm curious
• 53:17
  as to how many of them have given how how quick and efficient the media
• 53:23
  is and covering up this sort of thing. You might say it's just a
• 53:28
  correlation. There are millions of white hating, man hating, gender discombobulated drifters
• 53:36
  out there. It's surely just a coincidence that one of them went postal.
• 53:40
  Well, no, by all accounts, they went postal because they don't seem
• 53:45
  to think of white people as human. So they look around them, They
• 53:50
  look around and see themselves surrounded by non human creatures. They look in the
• 53:55
  mirror and see a non human creature. They write down in their diary,
• 54:01
  I hate white kids, and I am literally going to shoot a bunch of
• 54:05
  them right fucking now. Again, there are probably thousands of teenagers out there
• 54:09
  who have written something like this like as homework if nothing else. White privilege
• 54:17
  is part of the curriculum now, So it's not that much of a stretch
• 54:22
  to suggest that it's not a coincidence when someone actually puts their money where their
• 54:28
  mouth is, or their gun where their mouth is, as it were.
• 54:32
  If parents across the world discover a connection between school shootings and this world ideology,
• 54:40
  then they're going to freak the fuck out. If they ever find their
• 54:44
  own teenager's private diaries about how much they hate white people, not to mention
• 54:51
  the assignments they're given in school teaching them to hate white people. You saw
• 54:55
  how much parents freaked out about Marilyn Manson, about video games, about the
• 55:01
  witchcraft of dungeons and dragons. If concerned parents get together and direct even a
• 55:07
  fraction of those dark Energohns in the in the direction of the woke industrial complex,
• 55:14
  we might finally see how fragile that complex is, and not a moment
• 55:20
  too soon. So no wonder the media tried to bury it that they're trying
• 55:24
  to put. They're trying to push an agender that's made of glass. It
• 55:30
  cannot stand up to any honest scrutiny, and so they've encased it in rubber.
• 55:36
  They've thrown glue on everyone else, and God know you well while they
• 55:40
  slowly push it, slowly march it through the institutions, wondering just how long
• 55:46
  they can get away with this. After after years of crying racism at every
• 55:52
  mass murder, and then pointing out the Internet as what must be the obvious
• 55:59
  sauce of all the racist misinformation that must surely be radicalizing all these white supremacists.
• 56:06
  They made the mistake of letting one of their own slip through the cracks
• 56:09
  of the mass censorship. And now the normies whom they've tried to condition,
• 56:15
  are staring at a page saying that says I hate white kids and I'm gonna
• 56:21
  shoot them, And they're thinking, hmm, what could be the obvious source
• 56:25
  of all the radicalizing racist misinformation? Oh? Looky here they're teaching it in
• 56:30
  schools to my fucking five year old. When we're not just talking about the
• 56:37
  things you learn in the depths of four chan. Here the state itself is
• 56:42
  teaching my kids to hate their skin and their genitals, and that they're ready
• 56:47
  and willing to arrest me if I have a problem with that. Wait a
• 56:52
  cotton picking minute here, and maybe I've been light to they They need the
• 56:55
  normies, man. If they lose the Normies, the whole house of cards
• 57:00
  down comes down. The Normanies have been slowly maneuvered into place, one step
• 57:06
  at a time, and one day they're going to wake up and go,
• 57:07
  hang on, I'm teaching my kids to hate themselves and get the junk packed
• 57:14
  up by some quack with the scalpel man alive that was a trip. What
• 57:17
  the hell came over me? And then they will look over at their television
• 57:23
  and it will still be chanting at them. White people suck brands your kids
• 57:29
  today, and they'll go, oh, it was those bastards. I thought
• 57:35
  watching current affairs on TV was a healthy, worldly thing to do. I
• 57:39
  had no idea I was being subjected to government propaganda the whole time that in
• 57:45
  no way has my interests in mind. I guess I'll have to go to
• 57:50
  the internet and get some kind of broad variety of sources heaven and fourfen And
• 57:57
  the moment that happens, the old media will be dead, replaced by the
• 58:01
  Internet, like like like the scribes of the days of yore were once replaced
• 58:09
  by the printing press. A few people will still hang around in the old
• 58:15
  media, like like meek demoralized Anglicans shuffling into the back pew of the church
• 58:22
  and barely listening to the checked out vicar as he mumbles through some salm or
• 58:29
  But the rest of us will be free, mentally and psychologically, free to
• 58:34
  connect with the universe in our own chosen way without being arrested by the government
• 58:38
  or murdered by their sleeper cells. And we'll look back on this age and
• 58:45
  go, remember when the Church of the media was Remember what it was like
• 58:51
  before it was reformed several times. Remember remember remember the remember the evil old
• 58:57
  days of all those crusades or those in positions of the of the twenty first
• 59:01
  century. It's it's hard to believe people were ever like that. Never again,
• 59:07
  brother, never again. AnyWho, let's let's put on our v helmets
• 59:12
  and watch the news. I hope that trans disabled other kin newsread it doesn't
• 59:17
  report me for stair rape again, do do? That's not something a lot
• 59:22
  of people have missed in this This this shooter was a student at that school
• 59:29
  at one point in her life. Like so this is this is not a
• 59:32
  kid that came just out of the public school system. Uh, and and
• 59:37
  everything that she picked that up somewhere else, And she picked it up.
• 59:43
  Understand, she went to her own school, but it was too well guarded,
• 59:46
  so she went to a different school that wasn't Do I have that wrong?
• 59:52
  She went to You're right, she was, but she was a student
• 59:55
  at a at a religious school, not that school. But in any case,
• 1:00:01
  the stuff that she picked up, she may have picked it up in
• 1:00:04
  college. She may have picked it up on the internet. When somebody is
• 1:00:08
  disturbed, right, when somebody has a profound mental health condition, and instead
• 1:00:16
  of helping them, the psychiatric profession does things that fucks them up even more,
• 1:00:23
  like prescribing medication that doesn't help with the problem, convincing them that the
• 1:00:28
  problem is something other than what it is. It causes various symptoms to occur
• 1:00:36
  that weren't occurring before and can lead to meltdowns like this or suicide. It's
• 1:00:40
  a lot of people that have committed suicide, for instance, on selective serotonin
• 1:00:45
  reuptake inhibitors because that was not the correct solution to their mental health condition,
• 1:00:52
  whatever they were going through, that made it worse, or that removed a
• 1:00:57
  barrier to their suicide. Right, And in her situation, maybe transitioning maybe
• 1:01:05
  uh maybe she went on uh hormone replacement therapy to to transition, and it
• 1:01:13
  fucked her up because those were not the hormones that her her brain needed,
• 1:01:16
  Those are not the hormones that her body needed, and it wasn't the solution
• 1:01:20
  for her problem, and her problem went untreated. And then she went into
• 1:01:24
  echo chambers where the argument wasn't just these things are normal, these things are
• 1:01:29
  okay, and white people bad and you know, men bad and and so
• 1:01:35
  on. It was because they're bad, because we're angry, it's okay to
• 1:01:38
  hurt them or kill them. And when you get to that point, because
• 1:01:44
  it's it's fine to criticize whole demographics of people in generalizations for real complaints,
• 1:01:54
  and it's fair that complaints have to be vetted in public forum, and that
• 1:02:00
  some complaints are going to be invalid, and you have to address invalid complaints
• 1:02:06
  about your demographic. It's fair because every demographic can do that to every other
• 1:02:09
  demographic. And and you have the responsibility as a thinker in public forums to
• 1:02:16
  look at the facts and say, well, that's bullshit, or that's not
• 1:02:20
  bullshit, or I understand why you think that way, but you're missing some
• 1:02:22
  ideas and thoughts that might change your mind on it. But that's not what
• 1:02:27
  happens in these echo chambers. It's censored, right, It's you can't contradict
• 1:02:34
  that narrative, and then it's permitted to advocate violence based on those opinions.
• 1:02:39
  It's one of the reasons why like we have a we have a line.
• 1:02:44
  You can discuss the fact that violence happens you can discuss the risks that there
• 1:02:50
  will be people who will engage in violence and discussing that as a reality that
• 1:02:53
  people face. You know, that's that's acceptable and important because you have to
• 1:03:00
  be prepared to respond when there is violence, either by running away from it
• 1:03:06
  or confronting it. And that's that's just a reality of life. Like you
• 1:03:08
  can talk about that. But when you turn around and start advocating violence,
• 1:03:13
  which is what trenders do, right and they have been doing for over a
• 1:03:20
  decade with the whole diceiscum narrative. And it's just because it was treated like
• 1:03:28
  it was a joke. Remember when we were told that was a joke,
• 1:03:30
  and it's obviously not. Obviously the there wasn't a joke to her. But
• 1:03:39
  when when you get into it's okay to punch Nazis, and then suddenly it's
• 1:03:44
  okay to set fire to people's neighborhoods because you're angry because you think some people
• 1:03:47
  are Nazis, And it doesn't matter if the people whose neighborhood you're burning down
• 1:03:52
  are part of that group or not. You you had a rite because you
• 1:03:54
  were mad, and it was a mostly peaceful protest. Ninety or ninety three
• 1:03:59
  pun of the protest was peaceful. You know, the people who lost their
• 1:04:03
  homes, no big deal, right, when that's the narrative. This is
• 1:04:09
  the result, right, the fucked up dipshit who didn't get help going into
• 1:04:16
  a school and shooting a bunch of kids. And the only reason that it
• 1:04:23
  is being responded to differently this time is because it was a biological female,
• 1:04:32
  yeah, who had been starting started on a pathway to transition, and who
• 1:04:39
  was buying into this narrative, who was introduced to this narrative by the trender
• 1:04:44
  community. Right, That's the only reason it's being If this was a guy,
• 1:04:48
  if this was a boy instead of a girl, a young man instead
• 1:04:53
  of a young woman, we would have probably seen at least some of the
• 1:04:57
  manifesto. If the manifesto didn't have anything uh, anti white or anti cys
• 1:05:03
  in it, we would have seen it. It wouldn't have mattered even if
• 1:05:09
  it wasn't even if it wasn't misogynistic, even if it was just crazy talk,
• 1:05:15
  we would have seen it, m h. And would have been there's
• 1:05:18
  always an angle. It would have been like, well, let's make this
• 1:05:21
  one about white men, or let's make this one about or let's make this
• 1:05:26
  one about you know, whatever it is. We would have been told which
• 1:05:31
  demographic to hate and to to tolerate violence against as a result of the behavior
• 1:05:41
  of this one individual. That's how this would have been. That's how this
• 1:05:45
  would have gone there, And that's how it's gone every time. It's been
• 1:05:47
  a guy, every single time. And that's only if they have to talk
• 1:05:53
  about it at all, because I think that if like something like this happens
• 1:05:57
  and it's you know, it doesn't make like Nash News or whatever, then
• 1:06:00
  they just don't talk about it. So because then it then it just disappears.
• 1:06:04
  It just so happened that this story was so big that the media couldn't
• 1:06:10
  ignore it, so instead they reported on it. They did not reveal the
• 1:06:14
  manifesto. They had it. We knew that there was one. They told
• 1:06:17
  us there was one. They held onto it and they were like, well,
• 1:06:20
  we have to the FBI has to go through it, and we have
• 1:06:24
  to look at it and make sure, you know whatever. And they were
• 1:06:27
  talking about, oh, we're worried about copycats. No, that's not true
• 1:06:30
  because the others you can think. I can think of like three shootings that
• 1:06:34
  happened recently and the manifestos came out right away when there was one, like
• 1:06:39
  right away, and of course because it was convenient for them. It was
• 1:06:42
  like, oh, well, this guy you know, like Dylan Ruf or
• 1:06:45
  whatever, or the guy in Maine, you know that that committed that shooting
• 1:06:49
  like a week ago or two weeks ago or or whatever. It is,
• 1:06:53
  right, but like stuff like this that's like politically inconvenient. So yes,
• 1:06:57
  I believe it's true. It's because it's a woman, biological woman. But
• 1:07:00
  also I don't think it hurts that this is a trans man that's part of
• 1:07:05
  the you know, the the g mafia. I don't think it hurts that
• 1:07:09
  this person hated white people. And I wouldn't even say they were rich.
• 1:07:13
  She's talking about guys with convertibles, mustangs and like, you know, khaki
• 1:07:16
  pants. That sounds like middle class people. Like it's not even it's it's
• 1:07:21
  just resentment. It's just resent people. People whose life hasn't been people whose
• 1:07:28
  life isn't is in order. Oh no, maybe it is like everybody's yeah,
• 1:07:32
  yeah, they just have control over their shit. And and I think
• 1:07:35
  that her you know, one other thing that I mentioned when this originally happened
• 1:07:41
  was she had shot out a stained glass window on the church, and this
• 1:07:47
  was like not targeting anyone, She was just doing damage with a gun.
• 1:07:51
  And what she shot at was apparently there was a stained glass window with Adam
• 1:07:56
  and Eve on it, and she shot out Adam, and I thought that
• 1:08:00
  was she was making a statement right about men, even though she wants to
• 1:08:04
  be one. And I think, again, I gotta get into this because
• 1:08:10
  we don't know a lot. There were only three pages of her I don't
• 1:08:13
  know what you call it manifest People are calling it manifesto. I don't know,
• 1:08:15
  but it gives us a peek into her psyche, right, only three
• 1:08:19
  pages she went on about essentially like on a anti white, but there was
• 1:08:26
  other things that are evident based on like who she is and who she targeted.
• 1:08:31
  So I think that all this stuff kind of like fits together, like
• 1:08:34
  intersectionality. You don't take one piece of it out and only focus on that.
• 1:08:40
  Everything else has to come with it because intersectionality works on that premise.
• 1:08:44
  Right, So clearly anti white because that was in her statements even though she
• 1:08:48
  is white. But that's not relevant. That's just you know, Mike says,
• 1:08:51
  that's just likecophobia. One of the first things that you learn as a
• 1:08:56
  white child in this you know, society is that you are the worst thing
• 1:09:00
  ever because you are white. And then you on top of that, she's
• 1:09:04
  obviously part of the LGBTQ community, so she hates the CIS people because she's
• 1:09:11
  she wasn't happy in her own body, and she probably hated the idea that
• 1:09:14
  other people were. She also apparently hates the rich. So she's like,
• 1:09:18
  that's just like pure communism. It's fine, I get it, this is
• 1:09:23
  all commy shit anyway, but you might as well just like stay loyal to
• 1:09:26
  the root, you know, know your roots. They got shit. I
• 1:09:29
  don't have shit. I want their shit. I hate them for it.
• 1:09:32
  And anti natalists because she killed children, Anti Christian because she killed Christians.
• 1:09:39
  So and I think that that's you know, I think those are all legitimate
• 1:09:43
  things. And obviously all that comes with the patriarchy. All that comes with
• 1:09:46
  the patriarchy made all that stuff. So all the boxes across this was her
• 1:09:53
  target. The media didn't know what to do with it. The for whatever,
• 1:09:57
  I don't know who was keeping the information from them that the FEDS maybe
• 1:10:01
  because there is one thing she mentions she talks about how she almost got away
• 1:10:06
  with something in twenty twenty one. We don't have all the information, but
• 1:10:11
  it sounds like she was going to do something else before this, and for
• 1:10:15
  whatever reason, she didn't go through with it. Maybe she was afraid she
• 1:10:19
  was gonna get caught or whatever. But this basically calls into questions, Okay,
• 1:10:24
  has she attempted things like this in the past, and if she has,
• 1:10:28
  has she been successful in the past. Like maybe we don't know,
• 1:10:31
  right, I'm just putting it. I'm just asking questions, but I think
• 1:10:34
  it's important to know. And I think that there is definitely something that the
• 1:10:42
  media, the lgbt G mafia folks, the feminists, the whole establishment apparatus,
• 1:10:49
  whatever you want to call it, big tech, et cetera, they
• 1:10:53
  want to keep it under wraps. Like I was actually afraid of talking about
• 1:10:56
  this story on YouTube because of how this is probably gonna get like throttled or
• 1:11:02
  something. Most likely we're not monetized, so I'm not worried about that.
• 1:11:05
  But this is going to be a probably a video that people are not gonna
• 1:11:10
  want to talk about because YouTube doesn't want us to talk about it. So
• 1:11:14
  there is that. The other thing I wanted to mention, is that goes
• 1:11:18
  talk about like somebody was speculating that she did this because she was in the
• 1:11:24
  mid of the midst of a transition, and she may have been, you
• 1:11:27
  know, probably was taking testosterone. And I want to say that testosterone does
• 1:11:31
  not do that. And I talked about doesn't do that in men? No,
• 1:11:35
  it doesn't. The testosterone doesn't do that in men. No, because
• 1:11:39
  in men it balances you out. All right, Yeah, but if your
• 1:11:44
  body is supposed to naturally have a higher amount of estrogen, we don't know
• 1:11:50
  that putting testosterone in a person who doesn't need it doesn't fuck up their head.
• 1:11:57
  And if they're already fucked up, we don't know that that doesn't tip
• 1:12:01
  them over the edge because it creates an imbalance. That's a hormonal imbalance.
• 1:12:05
  It's not because it's testosterone. Right, We don't know that estrogen doesn't do
• 1:12:12
  that to men. In fact, there is some evidence that it does.
• 1:12:16
  No, estrogen does becomes more aggressive, estrogen that makes you emotional, But
• 1:12:25
  it doesn't. It's not that it's not that we don't know that if you
• 1:12:28
  take a person who's normal, healthy, hormonal balance goes in one direction and
• 1:12:34
  you turn it in the opposite direction. We don't know that that doesn't exacerbate
• 1:12:41
  mental health problems that they might have. And it doesn't matter whether you give
• 1:12:45
  them testosterone or estrogen, And it's not whether you know, it's not that
• 1:12:49
  it's testosterone makes you aggressive and estrogen makes you passive, because that's bullshit.
• 1:12:54
  But we don't know that giving her testosterone when maybe she needs therapy instead,
• 1:13:00
  And we don't know that giving her testosterone when her healthy balance was more estrogen
• 1:13:08
  and less testosterone didn't make problems that she already had worse. Right, And
• 1:13:15
  the other thing is the other thing is that I didn't get to say it
• 1:13:19
  when I was talking earlier. But we do know that if a man had
• 1:13:28
  a manifesto exactly like this and targeted a bunch of people young man, the
• 1:13:35
  media already has a narrative written for that, because they did that with the
• 1:13:41
  Vegas shooter. I just wanted to point that out. No, it's fair.
• 1:13:44
  I just wanted to add that what I think is actually more likely what
• 1:13:47
  affected her is not tesosone or estrogen but Ssriyes, I bet she was on
• 1:13:54
  SSR eyes because that drives women crazy and all of our mental health professionals are
• 1:14:00
  very quick to prescribe it, and I think it causes a lot of problems.
• 1:14:02
  I can tell you what SSRIs do right. If you have something going
• 1:14:06
  on that your failsafes against it include any concern or anxiety at about the consequences
• 1:14:16
  of your actions, and that's what's holding you back. That that disappears and
• 1:14:24
  you're not held back anymore. So if SSRIs made her do this, well,
• 1:14:29
  well, I want to point out they didn't change her. They basically
• 1:14:34
  took away her her self control. They took away her anxiety over the consequences,
• 1:14:42
  and that's it. This would have already been in her and it was
• 1:14:45
  probably either catered to or made bigger than it originally was by people whose main
• 1:14:55
  argument is it's okay to be violent toward people that you did agree with.
• 1:15:00
  Mm hmm. I will blame that before I blame any any drugs and SSRIs.
• 1:15:09
  The one thing that SSRIs do is they take away that part of your
• 1:15:13
  conscience that is ruled by cause and effect, you know, aside from moral
• 1:15:19
  They don't take away the moral end right if you don't have a moral imperative
• 1:15:23
  to do the right thing, but you have a fear imperative to do the
• 1:15:26
  right thing, that that's what that's what goes away. So she might have
• 1:15:30
  been a sociopath or a psychopath that was behaving until she went on SSRIs right
• 1:15:36
  the other thing. I mean, that's all speculation that I was putting out
• 1:15:41
  there anyway, But I think there are some important takeaways too though. So
• 1:15:45
  today, this this rite up that Mike J gave me was as of yesterday,
• 1:15:48
  But today we learned from Stephen Crowder that because he's the guy who got
• 1:15:55
  the he got the story, who was the first one to get it?
• 1:16:00
  First of all, it came from someone who was a detective I believe,
• 1:16:03
  or someone who worked on the investigation that was tired of of the all of
• 1:16:09
  the you know, sort of like concealing of the intent, and he basically
• 1:16:13
  leaked these documents to Steven Crowder, who then put it out there and all
• 1:16:18
  of the mainstream media scrambled to essentially discredit him, saying, oh, Stephen
• 1:16:26
  Crowder is known for being a you know, insert like list of pejoratives here
• 1:16:31
  as a means to basically make him invalid, which only should make you more
• 1:16:38
  curious about the rest of the manifesto. Other people have cleaned. No nobody
• 1:16:43
  challenged the authenticity of the documents. No one even tried a lot of them
• 1:16:47
  came out a few hours after after Crowder's team brought it up and went,
• 1:16:53
  yeah, we can confirm this is true, but which makes you wonder,
• 1:16:58
  how do you know it's true? It's you saw it exactly. So yeah,
• 1:17:04
  yeah, I was just saying that, like this is important. And
• 1:17:09
  and also by the way, there there is talk of the and guess the
• 1:17:15
  investigation team. They're saying they're going to find who leaked the documents, so
• 1:17:20
  there's like the people who shared this information which we would not have gotten otherwise.
• 1:17:27
  By the way, no matter what they tell you, they're going to
• 1:17:29
  tell you all we were gonna leak it once we were done with all of
• 1:17:30
  the whatever. No, they weren't. They weren't going to tell you.
• 1:17:33
  Now they have to answer for it, and they're going to try to find
• 1:17:38
  and punish the person who leaked it. So just remember whatever they say,
• 1:17:42
  someone told you the truth. Yeah they're angry because somebody told you the truth
• 1:17:45
  and it's something that you needed to know. So just so you know,
• 1:17:51
  you know, Stephen Crowd is not He's probably going to be in some trouble
• 1:17:56
  and he's probably gonna be looking at, you know, whatever whatever they can
• 1:17:59
  throw at him to try to get him to give up the name of the
• 1:18:01
  person who leaked this stuff to him, or they're gonna like go after the
• 1:18:04
  entire team of people that were investigating and punish everyone until somebody fesses up.
• 1:18:11
  I don't know, but it's gonna it's gonna get ugly behind the scenes,
• 1:18:16
  and uh yeah, that's it. Don't be a commie because it makes you
• 1:18:19
  crazy. And that's all I'm saying. So I got some super chats and
• 1:18:24
  stuff that I should definitely go through, uh Darmouth. Darmouth says hysteria makes
• 1:18:30
  the fear go round. For two dollars, thank you, Thank you,
• 1:18:33
  sir. And I think I got another one as a super child from somebody
• 1:18:39
  if I can find it. I'm just scrolling through the chat. Sometimes these
• 1:18:43
  things go for Richard Bierre gives us five dollars and says, what's the action
• 1:18:46
  looking like on spinning this incident as another manifestation of masculinity being toxic because transition
• 1:18:53
  made this person act in a toxic manner. Well, there's a pretty good
• 1:18:56
  that's why I said it's not just sascone that does that, because that's that
• 1:19:00
  they're going to try to claim, because they've already set the stage up for
• 1:19:02
  that, they've already talked about this bullshit with with you know what testosterone does
• 1:19:06
  two people, And it's not that it's like you know, roid rage is
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  well, Lindsay understands it better than me, But it's not testosterone. Okay,
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  well, roid rage is a little different. It's it's not hormones and
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  uh, steroids are not the same thing. We'll we'll just leave it at
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  that, all right. Steroids really can fuck you up. But then but
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  yeah, when you take somebody that has a problem already and they need treatment
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  A and you give them treatment B, there are two things that happen.
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  One they don't get better, and two you add another change on to the
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  scale. And it doesn't matter whether in somebody else that change might not be
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  a big deal or it might be beneficial, and that person that change may
• 1:20:00
  hip the scale, and that may have been part of what happened here.
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  That's a straw on the camel's back, and it would have happened whether this
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  was a woman getting the wrong hormone for being female or a man getting the
• 1:20:12
  wrong hormone for being male, having the wrong hormones if you are not,
• 1:20:18
  if you don't need them, it just it fucks you up. Having the
• 1:20:21
  wrong chemicals in your body that isn't what your body naturally, what's healthy for
• 1:20:29
  your body, which your normal biological process needs. It fucks you up.
• 1:20:35
  Yeah, all right, thank you. Zara ANX gives us five dollars through
• 1:20:41
  Superchow and says, I forget where I read this, but I saw that
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  blind test of tesosterone to women had those who received placebos act more aggressive,
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  while those who were actually given testosterone reported being more even keeled. So it
• 1:20:54
  could be the case that the iron pellet deleted was coming off tesostroone, seeing
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  as with men who take steroids they become hyper aggressive when they're withdrawal. Yeah,
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  that's what I was trying to a possibility, and there's like a crash.
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  But also there's something else to understand. You look at menopause for instance.
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  All right, women who are premenopausal or in the throes of menopause who
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  don't get hormone rep replacement therapy can become incredibly emotional, even though they actually
• 1:21:30
  need estrogen. They're not getting it if their body's not making it or they're
• 1:21:35
  not making it like it was before. And so you have both ends of
• 1:21:43
  this, Like you're supposed to have testosterone as a man and you don't have
• 1:21:47
  enough of it, it fucks you up. You're supposed to have estrogen as
• 1:21:51
  a woman and you don't have enough of it, It fucks you up.
• 1:21:55
  If you give a man estrogen, it fucks him up because he's not used
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  to the way it affects the body in a woman. And I like it's
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  reasonable to understand that if you give a woman testosterone, it's going to fuck
• 1:22:09
  her up. It may not make her aggressive, but it is going to
• 1:22:13
  fuck her up. And if she's already aggressive, like this person obviously was,
• 1:22:19
  it's not going to fix that. Yeah, okay, I got one
• 1:22:26
  more super chow. This is from Plaine Dane for five dollars and they say
• 1:22:29
  SSRIs are like alcohol minus the physical effects. It heavily impacts your decision making.
• 1:22:35
  Yeah it does. It's messed up. And let me just make sure
• 1:22:40
  I'm not missing anything from anyone else. Okay, I think we are good.
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  So that will be the last show or the last story that we're talking
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  about So thanks, guys, Does anyone have any final words about any of
• 1:22:59
  this stuff? Maybe we should stop dosing our kids, our teenagers, our
• 1:23:05
  young adults with fifty gazillion chemicals. It's not good for them, it's not
• 1:23:12
  good for the community, and it results in shit like this, and then
• 1:23:16
  we want to turn around and blame nature. There was nothing natural about this
• 1:23:21
  situation. Nothing, yep, quit fucking around with nature. Leave the kids
• 1:23:29
  alone, as somebody wants saying, all right, so we're gonna wrap it
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