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The Charlie Kirk memes have (officially) gone TOO FAR! · NORMAL GAYS Podcast

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  They're using the sound of Charlie Kirk's execution as like
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  a transition. And.
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  Then you hear the gun like you literally hear the sound that
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  took. His life.
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  And then they stop the camera and they change.
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  And then they show their ugly acne filled teen faces.
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  I wish they got them. People just need to stop
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  missing. They seem lovely.
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  Hey guys, welcome back to Normal Gaze, where we take on insanity.
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  I'm Brad Palumbo here with Clarkson Love.
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  What's up guys? It's been a long time we haven't
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  posted what's. Been it'll be like almost a week
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  because of. We made an episode with Blair
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  White and Amir Odom very drunk and the audio is not there.
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  It's like almost unusable so. No, it's unusual, we and.
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  We tried. We tried hard.
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  Yeah, Brad edited. Well, Brad tried very hard.
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  And then two, I I tried very hard to convince Brad that it
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  was terrible because he was editing for so long that I think
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  he thought it was better than it was.
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  OK, but in fairness, your ears kind of get used to.
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  Yeah, you can get used to hanging.
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  Yeah, we had no microphones and it just, it was bad.
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  So we can't release it and it's just going to be part of like
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  the normal Gaze lore. That the lost episode.
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  The Lost episode Drunk episode with blur.
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  We are going to go over for just for the members, we're going to
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  rehash the funniest moments from it and describe it.
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  So do become a channel member if you haven't yet, but we're going
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  to talk about something like low curcuingly, kind of serious.
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  Stop. OK, but it's relevant to this.
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  We're talking about the Charlie Kirk memes going too far.
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  Oh Boo boring. I just got back from vacation
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  and I'm like on a high. I just meditated so I'm going to
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  be all nice today. Vacation With whom are we not
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  releasing that information? We're not releasing that
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  information yet, but I'll just say the last boy I was talking
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  to irrelevant. Yeah.
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  Well, because this one. Something new and different.
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  This one picked me right out from a sea of profile pictures
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  and said I want to take you on a date and it's been great.
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  Ever. Since.
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  Grinder. Wow, sometimes true love can
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  start on Grinder. It can.
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  Well, I wouldn't. It's not true love.
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  He sees this. Well, obviously, yeah.
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  I was talking about myself. Anyways, but I'm not gonna be a
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  chatter box about this one, because sure, I'm not going to.
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  Sure, Dan. Anyways, what's going on,
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  Charlie Kerr? Okay, so the Charlie, you
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  noticed this. We already discussed this off
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  camera, but people started and we're gonna insert one, but I'll
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  probably remove the audio. So we'll have our editor insert
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  a sample of this, but we're gonna remove the audio, Just put
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  music under it or something. Rao erupts over viral video
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  using Charlie Kirk assassination audio for fashion transition.
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  So gross. No empathy.
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  A viral TikTok style video featuring a fashion transition
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  is sparked backlash after using audio linked to the
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  assassination of what in the chat 2 PT article is this?
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  It's not the audio linked, they are.
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  It is the audio of him being shot.
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  They are literally all across TikTok and social media.
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  They're using the sound of Charlie Kirk's execution as like
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  a transition. OK, so for our older viewers who
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  aren't necessary really like savvy with creating Tik Toks,
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  like a transition in a TikTok, especially if it's a fashion 1
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  is like something hat like a quick sound happens and then you
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  stop the camera and then you get into a new outfit.
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  So it switches very quickly. So the sound they're using to
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  transition into like their what, prom clothes?
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  A lot of it was prom, so these are like.
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  It's, it's the gunshot sound. So it starts with Charlie Kirk
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  saying. Counting or.
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  Counting or counting and. Then you hear the gun like you
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  literally hear the sound that took his.
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  Life. And then they stop the camera
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  and they change and then they show their ugly acne filled teen
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  faces and they're like, I got this prom dress from JC Penney.
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  Let me do it to Charlie Kirk's audio.
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  But it's just really extremely messed up because it's literally
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  the sound of him dying. And The thing is, is I love dark
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  humor, but what's there's not, there's not really humor about
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  this. Like I don't really find it.
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  I'm OK with the joke about Charlie.
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  Yeah, I make jokes about Charlie all the time.
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  Which is fine. And he?
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  And George Floyd. Yeah, completely.
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  And Charlie Kirk himself was very open to make being made fun
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  of. When South Park roasted him, he
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  responded actually in a pretty chill way about it.
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  And like, welcomed it. Right, Erica learned something.
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  Sorry, sorry, it's true. Well, she did complain about her
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  being put in white face with. That's what I'm saying.
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  It's like, come on bitch. Like just relax.
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  I mean, I feel bad for her for other reasons, not really for
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  that. But not for that.
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  Well, OK, let's not sidetrack into Erica Kirk.
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  Out. Yeah, because yeah, I don't want
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  to talk about. Her the real question, though,
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  is like, the debate erupted over this, like TikTok audio sound
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  and everything. And a lot of people were using
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  it to suggest that these young people essentially want
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  conservatives killed or like, support the death.
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  And that was not really my read on it.
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  My read was more that they're totally desensitized.
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  I want to read you the statement from Turning Point USA.
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  Turning Point USA condemns in the strongest terms the TikTok
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  audio trend that uses or references the assassination of
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  our founder, Charlie Kirk for entertainment.
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  Charlie Kirk was the victim of a real act of political violence.
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  Turning that into viral content is grotesque and dehumanizing.
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  There's nothing harmless, funny, or acceptable about it it it
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  reflects a culture that trivializes violence and reduces
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  real human loss to a punchline. This has no place on Tiktok or
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  anywhere this audio needs to be removed.
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  What's your take on that? Because I basically agree.
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  I mean on on the terms of service of any social media
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  platform they would never allow the video of it to be shared
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  except for Twitter. But like you couldn't post the
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  video on Tiktok or X so why are they allowing the audio of
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  someone dying? Brad thinks that Brigitte
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  Mccrone has the penis and I I don't think that you actually
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  think that. OK.
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  I'm not saying that Brigine Mccrone does have a penis like
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  Candace Owen says. I'm just saying that if she did,
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  I wouldn't be totally shocked. I don't think, however, that
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  Brigine Mccrone is going to succeed in her defamation
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  lawsuit against Candace Owens, the podcaster and everything,
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  because the Lulu is kind of a defense to defamation.
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  But according to our channel partners at Calci, the vast
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  majority of people disagree. The the question is, Brigine
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  Mccrone wins defamation suit against Candace Owens before
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  2028. And they say there's a 62.5%
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  chance of yes on that question, which I find to be quite high.
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  Brad P. Now back to today's.
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  Show I'm conflicted on this because I really don't believe
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  any political group like any time they try to like grandstand
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  their morality on any issue you can always find some form of
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  like hypocrisy specifically with turning point or just would like
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  the right in general like making fun of people dying and not
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  really caring about political violence like Paul Pelosi or
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  George Floyd. Like the memes about him are are
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  insane. So I just sure like, I agree
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  with Turning Point, right? Like this shouldn't be be done.
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  But I think people are just kind of look at politics now as like
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  a video game. It's like a character died to
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  them, especially young people. But that's where I got, yeah.
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  That's where I'm going with this, is that I don't believe
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  that that most of these young people are doing this because
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  they're happy Charlie Kirk's dead, because they want
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  conservatives murdered, because they're crazed leftist.
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  I think a lot of them have just been so inundated with the memes
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  and AI slop about his death and then they have been so totally
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  desensitized through like constant news bombardment about
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  death and suffering and dying gun violence.
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  At some point shooting. Drills.
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  Afford to care as a human about. Everything, the people that post
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  this, I don't think they realized the severity of what
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  they were doing. Most of them, I don't think
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  they're evil and they did it to celebrate murder.
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  I think they didn't think about it that deeply, and it was just
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  a trend they hopped on. And because they're so
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  desensitized, they didn't realize how, like, effing
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  grotesque it is. Yeah, from an outsider's
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  perspective. If you live on social media,
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  your sense of empathy will be destroyed.
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  And you just become desensitized.
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  Yeah. And I think a lot of these young
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  people are desensitized totally, yeah.
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  And I'm even seeing like different political commentators
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  be like it's just humor. I thought the right didn't or
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  liked dark humor. And it's like it's like the
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  redistricting thing. Like at some point somebody has
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  to say, Hey guys, like you're I know it's a tit for tat who
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  started what, but like at some point somebody's got to give and
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  do the right thing here. It's also like, not humor you.
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  Know what I mean? No, it's not.
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  It's not funny. If a comedian wants to make an
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  edgy joke about Charlie Kirk's death, what?
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  Was the joke about George Floyd and the pregnant women?
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  I don't remember but that was a good joke.
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  I don't remember it either but I bet it was.
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  But you get what I'm saying. It's like if, but just extreme
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  stuff for its own sake is not humor.
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  And that's how Shield. People, it's rage bait virality.
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  Right. It's not a joke.
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  There's no humor to it. But anyway, it has now been
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  removed. So the audio, the audio has been
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  removed from TikTok mostly. Oh yeah.
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  So the turning point says update We've been informed that all
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  known audio and videos have been removed.
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  We thank TikTok for its prompt action.
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  There's the the mediate headline.
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  TikTok pulls all known viral outfit videos using Charlie Kirk
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  assassination gunshot audio. Here's from that article.
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  A TikTok A TikTok Rep told Fox News Digital the material
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  breached its policies and had confirmed it was acting towards
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  removing the content. This does violate our policies.
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  The audio does. And of course the video, we've
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  taken steps to remove them and any kinds of reposting or other
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  content using that audio. We don't allow anything that
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  glorifies violence or anything like that.
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  Fact Check, not true. Maybe in theory.
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  They definitely allow a lot of stuff that glorifies violence
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  and practice. So we would take that down,
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  which we are. And they they say they're going
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  to continue doing so. I want to show how you like 2
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  genders of unhinged Twitter opinions about this, but first
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  you have any thoughts about it being taken down?
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  No, I think it violates Tik Tok's guidelines, Yeah.
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  But I mean, I don't expect TikTok to be on it that quickly
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  until like, there's so much stuff that's happening on
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  TikTok. Yes and no.
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  Like they probably should have picked up well.
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  They have to, yeah, or they have to balance the line because if
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  they overly, like, restrict what you can post on there, then
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  people claim that it's censorship.
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  And then when they don't do it, things like this get through the
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  cracks. And then it's like, I mean, a
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  lot of there's a lot of pressure on social media, I.
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  Agree they have a very difficult job like like for example
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  YouTube like some crazy statistic I don't remember at
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  the top of my head but it's like a billion hours of of content a
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  day or some crazy statistic they're supposed to vet.
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  Yeah, and algorithms don't do a very good job at betting things
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  like one of my comments on TikTok got taken down and for
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  like, bullying and it was nothing of the sort.
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  Well we had an issue where we started posting on TikTok for
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  normal gays and we posted a clip of us reacting to Nick Fuentes
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  and like making fun of. Him.
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  Hey, the Nick Fuentes video got talking.
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  About talking struck and apparently they have a policy
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  where you're not even allowed to post clips of him in any
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  context. Under their damning.
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  It. Got our got us a strike.
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  And now I think it's hurting the account because now I posted 2
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  fire edits of mostly you and they're like getting like 100
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  views. So I reposted one of them.
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  And it still didn't work. So thanks, Nick Fuentes.
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  Yeah, not only are you a press bottom, you got a TikTok strike.
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  Strike. That's annoying.
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  I know, but it's fine TikTok, it's just, I mean, I only even
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  set it up to just push our content out there a little more,
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  but I will never based on after the terrible experiences I've
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  had with it. I don't incorporate TikTok in
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  terms of revenue or any sort of business model at all.
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  I feel like that about Instagram.
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  Really, I've never had any issues with Instagram.
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  I just have issues with engagement.
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  What do you mean feel like your videos?
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  Do well, not on Instagram really well.
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  I take down the ones that don't do.
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  Well, OK, yeah. And yeah, you posted a TikTok
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  about this Charlie Kirk thing. And I deleted it because it
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  didn't perform well. I'm very self-conscious I know
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  and insecure. But my new man makes me feel
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  good about myself. That's.
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  That's good. That's what they always say,
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  that your sense of self worth and esteem should always be
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  rooted in a potential new romantic.
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  Relationship. It absolutely should.
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  No, my glass is half full and it's going to be filled by
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  Muslim Arabic man. And I did say, can we talk about
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  the OF thing? No, OK.
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  All right, we'll come back to that.
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  That's me setting boundaries. Yeah, fine.
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  So I want to read you this tweet from a conservative, Joel Berry.
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  He said of this TikTok trend. It's like watching those videos
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  of Islamic 6 year olds bragging about how they'll behead and
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  stab infidels. These kids will grow up and
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  become legislators and judges. They'll reward evil, punish good
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  and cheer for your death. We have a serious problem.
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  I don't know about you, but I think that's like a totally
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  inaccurate, incorrect read of at least most of these kids.
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  Yeah, I don't think that's necessary.
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  They're really true. I understand his train of
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  thought like being desensitized to people you ideologically
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  disagree with, which is? Suggesting they're more than.
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  Desensitized. Well, I'm saying that's how it
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  starts. Like even in in religion, if
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  you're if you think that you're like, the way you can kill
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  somebody is to desensitize yourself to their humanity.
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  And exactly dehumanize. Them.
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  Yeah, yeah. Well, yeah, yeah.
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  Dehumanize them. So I mean, I get what he's
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  saying, but like. Might be reaching a little.
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  A lot of these are just dumb 16. Year olds, I don't know if it's
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  that serious, but like, yeah, they, they're just online.
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  And I keep going back to the video game example.
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  Like everything that's happening in the news to them is literally
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  like playing a video game. Yeah.
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  And that's like in Roblox, they were, what were they doing on
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  Roblox? They were like recreating.
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  They have like the characters with they had George Floyd and
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  Charlie Kirk. Well, that's that's 2K as well,
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  the video game that I play. But on Roblox, I think they do
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  like all sorts of messed up stuff.
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  I'm not even going to say. I don't know but one thing that
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  always shocks me is like why are we pretending like humans
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  haven't always been like murderous bloodthirsty people to
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  who they disagree with? Like we used to watch people
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  duel and and pay tickets to go watch people kill each other.
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  Like this isn't something new that's happened.
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  Tickets to Duels. Yeah.
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  I thought people just did that as like a matter of honor.
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  I'm assuming they sold tickets. How do you upkeep the Colosseum?
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  Oh, well, you mean like I thought you meant like early
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  American duels? No, I'm saying like throughout
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  throughout mystery. Humans have killed each other
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  for sport and watch their enemies get murdered and found
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  Glee in it. This isn't something that's new.
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  I think that we like to believe we have surpassed this form of
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  humanity, but I I don't know, I think it sits in us all the
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  time. Well.
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  Civilization is actually remarkably fragile and people
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  would. There's a book series I really
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  like one second after and it talks about, it's written by
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  like a former, like national security guy, but it's fiction
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  writing. But he knows about this stuff
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  and it's written. It's a fictional book about what
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  would happen if an EMP was set off over the United States,
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  which would destroy all the electrical grid and all electric
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  equipment. I would I would go Oh my God if
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  I couldn't get dopamine hits from getting.
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  You would have bigger problems than that.
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  I'd rather starve to death, honestly.
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  I would feed myself. Well, basically everyone.
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  And then get the virus that is transmitted through rat poop on
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  that cruise. I would go there.
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  What's it called? Hantavirus.
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  I would go there and I would eat a rat to get the hantavirus and
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  I would sit there and I would die because if I had.
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  I'm putting that in the next Clarkson no context compilation.
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  My life would have no purpose without you guys telling me how
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  much you hate me or love me. So give me Hantavirus if then
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  the MP goes off. Actually, you know what I would
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  do? I'm going to go, I'm not done.
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  I would find a way to hack the radio, the radio waves, because
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  if I can't be seen, even though it'll be very hard for me not to
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  be seen, I will be on your satellite radio somehow, some
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  way, shape or form. Maybe I'll, you know what I'll
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  do? I'll hijack a plane and then
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  I'll somehow tune the, the planes frequency thing to the
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  radio that everybody's getting their emergency broadcasts on.
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  And I'll do like a 30 minute podcast at share everybody's
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  spirits up, talk some about Lily Tino and then and then I'll go
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  back to hanging with my rats. We should have like a Lily Tino
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  counter where every time Lily Tino is mentioned we give her no
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  no like the number goes up behind us.
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  Oh my God. Running.
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  I forgot to get my. Your what your cardboard cut out
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  of the did. I tell you I had that of
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  yourself, of myself. It's here.
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  It's down in the package room. Oh, of course you didn't go get
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  your package. Shocked.
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  This is me shocked. I've got some packages.
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  And stunned he's been too busy getting other packages and
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  yelling. Allahu Akbar, I'm like, oh stop
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  it. That is disrespectful to his
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  religion. Bitch, you say much more
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  disrespectful things to all religion than.
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  That, no, I know. I know, I know.
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  Anyway, more on this. So people are tweeting.
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  You already mentioned this, like comedy is legal now, snowflake.
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  That misses the point. To me.
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  That's not really it. But then other people are doing
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  this. And this, I think, is kind of
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  psycho as well. Can anyone identify these three
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  young women? They should be on every
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  American's No Higher list. And then somebody, I'm going to
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  actually have to our editor's going to have to blur over their
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  names. But somebody said, I wonder what
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  their parents do for a living and they share the information.
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  Someone needs to find out where they're going to college.
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  Their names left to right and Bleep this are and they all go
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  to their Instagram accounts are and they put the AT&AT&AT and I
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  just believed all the identifying information there.
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  You have cycles on Twitter tracking down these 16 year old
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  women, or girls really. Oh, they're 16.
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  They're. 16 or 17, they're going to prom and they are trying to
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  find their parents. Work.
• 18:27
  I'm not going to be mean to them, I don't believe.
• 18:28
  That they're trying to cancel their from going to college.
• 18:32
  I how does that help anything? Do you really that to me, that's
• 18:37
  cancellation. You're trying to cancel these
• 18:39
  people. They made a mistake.
• 18:40
  They did something stupid. They should take it down.
• 18:42
  They should apologize. Their parents should handle it
• 18:45
  and teach them a lesson. But it's not on cycles of on
• 18:48
  Twitter to try to destroy their parents jobs.
• 18:51
  Yeah. I've done a lot of things on the
• 18:53
  Internet as of like last week so I can't be on board with
• 18:58
  cancelling someone for that. They've said I don't know,
• 19:01
  especially a minor. Right.
• 19:03
  It's like. I mean, I was saying the N word
• 19:06
  left and right all over Twitter when I was a minor.
• 19:08
  I was. Like yo, what's up?
• 19:10
  Really. Yeah, of course I was.
• 19:12
  All my friends were saying it. I don't give a like I was what
• 19:15
  in 6th grade. All of my friends were like
• 19:16
  it's. So funny they literally
• 19:17
  destroyed people like it's now we're in this post era, like
• 19:21
  post cancel era where they still do it to little people like
• 19:23
  this. Which is why I actually think
• 19:25
  it's exponentially worse. Like just randos.
• 19:27
  Yeah, they try to cancel and it sometimes works, but big people
• 19:30
  can do anything and and get away with it.
• 19:32
  Well, that's because they already have their core audience
• 19:34
  to save them and if they're making money off of that.
• 19:37
  Tell me how James Charles and Chris Brown are just like, still
• 19:41
  doing their Chris. Brown pisses me off because
• 19:43
  these female artists thinking about Katy Perry.
• 19:45
  I was just going to say that me, I'm leaving.
• 19:48
  They get cancelled over everything but Chris Brown is
• 19:51
  over here like doing punching bitches in the face and then God
• 19:56
  forbid Katy Perry shows some cooch in a club that's actually
• 19:59
  sexual assault. The one wait, I sent you that
• 20:02
  video about somebody saying Kitty, our friend saying Katy
• 20:05
  Perry is a predator. Who said that?
• 20:07
  Believe the name. Don't get.
• 20:11
  Yeah, I love her, but that I knew that.
• 20:14
  Predator. The Predator for showing some
• 20:16
  cooch in a club on accident. She didn't even actually.
• 20:18
  Do that. My life hasn't shown some cooch
• 20:20
  in a club. On accident, like, come on.
• 20:23
  I mean, especially when you're rich, like you have the OK.
• 20:25
  I'm sorry, that does not entitle you to extra.
• 20:27
  I'm saying you can't be like showing cooch in the middle of
• 20:30
  the club, but if you've got your own section and like you're
• 20:32
  wearing a skirt and like, I don't know, you get up on it and
• 20:35
  you forgot to wear underwear or something.
• 20:37
  You know, I was going to say. Not that I wear skirts, it's.
• 20:40
  Just ground thing. It's just in my house.
• 20:42
  The only defense of Chapel Roan I've ever heard that actually
• 20:46
  makes a good point. That Chapel Roan.
• 20:48
  We've roasted this girl for all sorts of stuff and she does
• 20:52
  suck, but the fact? That actually I kind of regret
• 20:55
  roasting her because I don't even know if I fully formed my
• 20:57
  opinion on it before I just like went ham on her but anyways.
• 21:01
  Didn't we not didn't we record a video and then not Eric because
• 21:03
  it turned out to not be? It turned out to not be true,
• 21:05
  and that's. On responsible journalism.
• 21:07
  And then that's when I realized, oh wow, you really just talk out
• 21:10
  of your ass. We filmed a video about the
• 21:12
  Chapel Roan security guard situation and then.
• 21:14
  We and we were dead ass wrong about everything.
• 21:18
  But we kind of did the responsible thing, which was not
• 21:20
  published in the video. Thank God Well, that new
• 21:24
  information came out the next day.
• 21:26
  But all I'm saying is like Chapel Rhone sucks and I think
• 21:28
  she's awful and her personality is terrible but she gets micro
• 21:31
  analyzed for every little thing. But yet like Chris Brown selling
• 21:35
  out concert destinations. Sorry, what?
• 21:39
  I don't want to show the logo. Yeah, Starbucks is going to
• 21:43
  sponsor us. Yeah, sure.
• 21:46
  Well, I know that some people don't want to support Starbucks.
• 21:49
  Oh no, that's so the the the boycott Starbucks people are
• 21:52
  actually, so are they? There's literally nothing to
• 21:54
  that. There's no reasonable.
• 21:56
  Starbucks not like a huge like Zionist.
• 21:58
  Organization. No, that's totally fake.
• 21:59
  Really. That's. 100% made-up Starbucks
• 22:03
  doesn't even have stores in Israel.
• 22:05
  Oh. That is a TikTok brain rot
• 22:07
  thing. Well, this muffin is really good
• 22:10
  so. Anyway, back to me.
• 22:14
  This is a semi unrelated compilation video that I want us
• 22:18
  to react to. That is like it's just Jen's
• 22:21
  ears being unhinged about political violence.
• 22:24
  So it's sort of. I just had perfume on my fingers
• 22:27
  and I licked them and it tastes kind of good.
• 22:30
  Well, you eat do eat chalk. So.
• 22:32
  Oh. I forgot to get that again
• 22:34
  today. I'm sorry, there's no, you
• 22:37
  forgot to get it. It's not happening.
• 22:38
  You can bring it and I'll just look at it.
• 22:41
  Smelling your fingers. Yeah, that smell.
• 22:45
  That's from the weekend. No, it's girl shut up.
• 22:49
  I had a nice romantic weekend. It was not all about.
• 22:53
  We were literally texting and you were like, sorry, I'll text
• 22:55
  you back in 30 minutes. It's getting.
• 22:57
  Hot ahead Brad, I'm on a new chapter in my life.
• 23:03
  I'm being tamed. I found a nice man.
• 23:05
  Tamed, he said. He's being tamed.
• 23:08
  Tamed, I found a nice man. What are you, wild beasts?
• 23:11
  Yes, who treats me very well, pulling out all the stops.
• 23:16
  I feel very secure with him. Good.
• 23:19
  I don't think it's appropriate to talk about our sex life on
• 23:22
  camera. I'm just kidding.
• 23:24
  I'm gonna. Talk.
• 23:25
  I was gonna say what? What have you done with
• 23:27
  Clarkson? But The thing is, is like, I
• 23:30
  don't know. I've always said that once I if
• 23:33
  I find the right person like I'll calm down, but I've just
• 23:35
  been enjoying being single. Yeah, good for you.
• 23:37
  Yeah, but you would still have to be funny and chaotic and do
• 23:40
  stupid. I know I have a character to
• 23:42
  like to keep up with. Yeah, all right, let's watch
• 23:45
  this video. I wish they got him.
• 23:47
  People just need to stop missing.
• 23:48
  It was an assassination attempt on President Trump.
• 23:50
  Did you hear? Yeah, was so bad.
• 23:52
  I did, yes. Yeah.
• 23:53
  What's your initial thoughts? I wish they got him.
• 23:55
  People just need to stop missing.
• 23:57
  Why'd he miss? Yeah.
• 23:59
  He needs to be taken out like immediately.
• 24:01
  When you do things that the people don't agree with, they
• 24:03
  tend to fight back. Farm is real, you know what I'm
• 24:06
  saying? It's happening to a lot of
• 24:07
  Americans. Those people in power know how
• 24:08
  it feels. Now you know, I feel it's like
• 24:10
  I'm not true. It's like a manipulation.
• 24:12
  I hope the government. I can understand what you're
• 24:14
  saying, but the shooter, his manifesto came out.
• 24:16
  He was a radical left wing Democrat.
• 24:18
  He wrote that he wanted to kill the president, his
• 24:21
  administration and as many people in that room as possible.
• 24:23
  You think that's from the government?
• 24:27
  I don't know. I did read the manifesto and it
• 24:29
  seemed like that person was obviously making a decision that
• 24:32
  he felt really aligned with his values.
• 24:35
  He was intent on killing the president.
• 24:37
  I hope that he gets peace and the people who feel affected by
• 24:40
  the president. Get peace.
• 24:41
  Do you think political violence is ever justified?
• 24:43
  Yeah. Definitely yes.
• 24:45
  Yes, to a point I would say. I do think that it can be
• 24:48
  necessary and people shouldn't be surprised when it does
• 24:50
  happen. I don't want to make any
• 24:52
  statements on this because I'm 19 years old and I don't want to
• 24:54
  put myself in a situation where I regret what I say.
• 24:56
  Give us specifics. In what situations do you think
• 24:58
  political violence is justified? If we're going to let an
• 25:01
  administration take down the American people and other people
• 25:04
  in other countries, I do think that political violence is
• 25:07
  probably justified. Very much depends because if
• 25:10
  you're oppressed, the violence is like a daily thing you have
• 25:14
  to deal with. They seem lovely.
• 25:18
  I have a hard time with because the in theory I do think
• 25:23
  political violence can be justified.
• 25:25
  The The question needs to be in a democratic.
• 25:27
  Society in America right now, given the circumstances,
• 25:31
  obviously. There's some.
• 25:33
  Sort of political violence justified.
• 25:34
  And the answer is no. Exactly.
• 25:36
  But when you leave it so open-ended, it does leave a
• 25:38
  government. So you're against the American
• 25:40
  Revolution? No, because there's a freaking
• 25:42
  tyrannical king, right? And sometimes is, I mean, even
• 25:45
  you could make the argument that war is political violence.
• 25:48
  You know what I mean? Like, I mean, it is, it's
• 25:50
  violence that is in induce that is, you know, from politics.
• 25:55
  You could, it may be like inside your country, political violence
• 25:58
  could be a little different. But I, I do think that violence
• 26:01
  a lot of times when it's this coordinated and systemic, it is
• 26:04
  political. So.
• 26:05
  Sure, but it's not what we mean by political.
• 26:07
  Violence. No, it's not what they mean.
• 26:08
  And I've seen a lot of right wing commentators use this, this
• 26:11
  question and that type of answer as a way to frame Gen.
• 26:15
  Z as like super radical. But I, I, I do think those
• 26:18
  people are radical. Well, and also like, like, it's
• 26:20
  I, I don't like these kinds of man on the street videos, though
• 26:23
  I do react to them for the content in the sense that they
• 26:27
  need to be supported by polling. Because you could find, you
• 26:30
  could make a compilation to depict the generation as holding
• 26:33
  a belief that is not widespread. But this isn't one of those
• 26:36
  cases because there's actually ample polling that younger, more
• 26:40
  liberal Americans are much more likely to support political
• 26:43
  violence. That's not just a cherry pick
• 26:45
  thing. So I mean these people.
• 26:48
  Well, they're convinced that they're living in like the
• 26:50
  hardest of times where political violence is necessary because
• 26:54
  they're so it's like they're so privileged that they don't
• 26:56
  realize. What was some of them
• 26:59
  marginalized people experience? Violence every day?
• 27:02
  Well. According to them, we're
• 27:03
  marginalized. People, only violence you're
• 27:05
  experiencing is your dry ass scalp flaking with your greasy
• 27:09
  hair because for some reason your scalp is dry but your hair
• 27:13
  is greasy. Make it make sense.
• 27:16
  I don't know is that possible? You're a doctor is your Is it
• 27:19
  possible to have a dry scalp and greasy hair?
• 27:21
  Is that normal? I was trying to like be mean but
• 27:25
  it didn't make sense. And like, dandruffy and oily.
• 27:28
  Dandruff. That's what I meant.
• 27:30
  You've got a dandruffy scalp, scalp, scalp.
• 27:33
  And it's oily. Wait, I don't know what I'm
• 27:35
  saying. I just think the the kids are
• 27:38
  not in fact all right and we're just encountering the average
• 27:42
  Hassan stream viewer. And like, when you look at the
• 27:45
  polling on Luigi Mangione and all this stuff, we're heading
• 27:48
  somewhere ugly, I think. I don't know, I think that
• 27:50
  edgelord culture is kind of like just a thing now.
• 27:54
  So like, if people see a camera, they're going to say the most
• 27:57
  wild thing that they can because they think it's.
• 27:59
  Fun. I did appreciate that one girl
• 28:00
  being like, I'm not going to comment because I'm 19 and I
• 28:03
  don't want to get in trouble. People, what is it that you
• 28:05
  think that's going to get you in trouble, but also better to say
• 28:08
  nothing? I just think we spend so much
• 28:09
  time on social media that people are now incorporating the whole
• 28:12
  like rage bait personality. Into real life.
• 28:15
  Into real life. But I don't, I don't know yet if
• 28:18
  that's like, I can't confidently say that's going to translate
• 28:20
  into something really dark or if it's just like.
• 28:22
  I think it will because only maybe a tiny percentage of them
• 28:25
  have to take it too seriously for it to for like, right, you
• 28:29
  know, yeah. Yeah, yeah, A. 100 million
• 28:31
  people and get become infected with an attitude.
• 28:33
  You only need .0001% to actually do it.
• 28:37
  Yeah, right. That's valid.
• 28:38
  And then crazy happens. So I don't know, we'll see, but
• 28:42
  you guys will have to let us know what you think in the
• 28:44
  comments below about all the Charlie Kirk stuff and all the
• 28:47
  more serious stuff in this video.
• 28:48
  But thanks for tuning in. Make sure you're subscribed if
• 28:51
  you aren't yet and do consider reminding then why they should
• 28:54
  become a channel member. Oh my God, he already forgot we
• 28:58
  said it like. I don't remember.
• 29:03
  You should be struggling this episode.
• 29:04
  I can't pay attention. You should.
• 29:06
  Become a channel member. I just got back from vacation.
• 29:08
  To support special needs adults like Clarkson Lawson.
• 29:11
  Wait. Oh, I thought I was like, did we
• 29:14
  react to special needs adults? Oh no.
• 29:16
  We're not doing. Yes, we did.
• 29:20
  We did Valentina. Gomez I was going to say we
• 29:22
  talked about people with Down syndrome, but only positively.
• 29:25
  Well, you convinced me she can't have down.
• 29:27
  Syndrome because she's evil. That's what I need to talk
• 29:29
  about. Everybody freaked out over my
• 29:32
  bit about disabled people. Oh, you ate.
• 29:35
  OK, first of all. Oh God, I thought we were
• 29:37
  wrapping this episode up. I guess it's just going.
• 29:39
  To go disabled people listen, I know that.
• 29:42
  People remind them what the bit was.
• 29:44
  OK, so we were talk. What were we talking about?
• 29:46
  Oh, Tyler. Catastrophe.
• 29:48
  Yes, the tick tock. His bio was like doer maker of
• 29:51
  things and doer of stuff and he had the and he was handicapped
• 29:55
  saying he's disabled. So I jokingly said like,
• 29:58
  disabled people aren't really known for being doers of stuff
• 30:02
  You. Said they're not known for that.
• 30:03
  They're not known for that which is true.
• 30:05
  Which is it's objectively true, because if disabled people were
• 30:09
  known for being major contributors to society, we
• 30:12
  wouldn't have disability. But obviously your point wasn't
• 30:15
  that. That disabled people can't be.
• 30:17
  Maybe disabled? Most disabled people.
• 30:19
  That's what I said in. Response to Yes, obviously it's
• 30:23
  a bit, but these it was. Funny.
• 30:25
  It was funny. It was funny.
• 30:27
  And you guys, I'm sorry. I didn't realize how many of our
• 30:29
  viewers were disabled. Oh my God, let me issue my
• 30:32
  public apology. Oh God, that's your camera.
• 30:35
  I am so sorry for insulting my disabled viewers who really just
• 30:41
  have leg pain every once in a while and call it chronic
• 30:44
  illness. And I said that they didn't
• 30:46
  contribute to let me do it again.
• 30:48
  I'm being mean. I'm so sorry to our disabled
• 30:52
  viewers for making a joke that hit too close to home that you
• 30:57
  could not understand. I will be milk toast dry and
• 31:02
  boring from here on out whenever I crack a joke.
• 31:05
  Was that good? No, I do think we should put do
• 31:07
  you know how in South Park they have.
• 31:09
  That my mom's disabled too, but people like you've never
• 31:12
  experienced disability. My mom's got schizophrenia, also
• 31:15
  arthritis. Are you acting like?
• 31:16
  This is he like he is not. Oh also I I mean I do have ADHD
• 31:20
  but that's I don't consider that a disability.
• 31:23
  I consider you disabled. You think?
• 31:25
  Oh, I mean no, in the sense that.
• 31:27
  When I was thinking of disabled people, I'm thinking of like my
• 31:30
  mom's fingers being to the side when she can barely pick things
• 31:33
  up because of her arthritis. I'm not thinking of like I have
• 31:36
  chronic illness that like causes pain every day.
• 31:38
  I but also it was a bit and you were joking because the point is
• 31:42
  that disabled people are specifically known for the fact
• 31:44
  that they lack a certain ability.
• 31:46
  So then to put your bio in the door of things is a bit funny,
• 31:49
  but it wasn't serious commentary suggesting disabled people don't
• 31:53
  contribute to society. Obviously they do I it does.
• 31:57
  Trigger me a little bit when people laugh at all the jokes
• 32:00
  and tell us the one thing about them and then we get the 10
• 32:02
  paragraph comment. That said, as a long time normal
• 32:06
  gaze fan who happens to be paraplegic, I was deeply.
• 32:10
  I was deeply offended by this. I'm like you were I?
• 32:12
  Know we love you all. You should not be deeply.
• 32:15
  Offended by anything actually hate.
• 32:16
  You no, I don't I I don't mind that I'm buying this.
• 32:19
  I could take a joke like their like their identities have that
• 32:23
  one. I mean, they live, their whole
• 32:24
  identity is a joke, so they should be able to take one.
• 32:29
  That's a good one. I'm hitting my stride.
• 32:32
  We just needed to get warmed up. That's how I'll know if Clarkson
• 32:36
  is ever lost. Like if we is if I start to
• 32:38
  believe non binary. That's when we'll have to end
• 32:40
  the show because you'll have gone too far.
• 32:42
  I don't, I don't think I'm going to go too far.
• 32:44
  A lot of different opinions, but that's where I draw the line.
• 32:46
  No, I think that I'm going to have a.
• 32:49
  Wing reawakening. A trad wife era.
• 32:51
  Oh my God, but you can't keep baiting me to not bring up the
• 32:54
  thing I'm not supposed to talk about.
• 32:55
  No, we can't talk about that yet because as a trad wife, I don't
• 33:00
  disrespect my potential partner publicly because that's not very
• 33:05
  trad wife of me. I just make a sandwich.
• 33:08
  It's been less than two weeks. It has been.
• 33:10
  I'm joking, you guys. It's not that serious.
• 33:12
  But you know, I don't know, I feel like it'd.
• 33:14
  Be funny, by the time this comes out tomorrow, it's over.
• 33:16
  It might be, it honestly might be.
• 33:19
  I wouldn't be surprised because I get so delusional and I will
• 33:23
  change my whole belief system for a man.
• 33:26
  I will change. I'll change.
• 33:27
  I won't change my name, but I will.
• 33:31
  Oh really? I'm gonna change my name.
• 33:32
  Really. But I'm gonna keep a public
• 33:34
  stage name as Brad Palumbo. But I'll change my actual.
• 33:37
  My gosh, you heard it here first.
• 33:38
  Brad is a bottom. No, I ain't changing my name.
• 33:43
  I love my name. Yeah, my name is everything.
• 33:45
  It's my brand. It is a porn star name.
• 33:49
  What Clarkson, Pollard, Lawson. No, but not the middle name,
• 33:52
  just Clarkson. Lawson is very starry.
• 33:54
  Yeah, it's not. It's fancy.
• 33:56
  No, it's giving Helix Studios. Clarkson Lawson Yeah, I feel
• 34:01
  like Clark with an E is giving. That's giving.
• 34:05
  But Clarkson is like he's calling me anyways.
• 34:10
  We should probably in this episode.
• 34:12
  Yes, guys, do become a channel member.
• 34:14
  We're going to recap our drunk episode with Blair White and
• 34:16
  Amir Odom that we're never airing.
• 34:18
  So. Airing, well, we will spill some
• 34:20
  tea about it, but only for the members.
• 34:21
  So do become a channel member if you haven't yet.
• 34:23
  Thanks for tuning in. We'll be back with more real
• 34:25
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