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The People Helping the Red Pill · THINK BEFORE YOU SLEEP

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Speaker 1: Every so often with this channel, it seems like it's
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Speaker 1: happening more and more as I go over more ideas.
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Speaker 1: I realize that I'm totally out of stuff to talk about,
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Speaker 1: and I have to do what I call idea farming,
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Speaker 1: which is just basically going through a ton of different
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Speaker 1: content and trying to comb through ideas that I want
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Speaker 1: to talk about. And usually I would do this while
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Speaker 1: playing some type of game. There's some type of game
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Speaker 1: that doesn't require me to use sound, and so I
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Speaker 1: would shut the sound off on that particular game, and
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Speaker 1: I would just go and listen to whatever I can
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Speaker 1: listen to. In this particular case today, I've been playing
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Speaker 1: a lot of that game Risk of Rain 2 because
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Speaker 1: I played the first one for probably.
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Speaker 2: Over 1,000 hours.
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Speaker 1: So I can play any difficulty of that game, no
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Speaker 1: matter any difficulty, any character, any artifact, and I can
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Speaker 1: beat the shit out of that game.
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Speaker 2: So I've gotten kind of bored of it at this point.
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Speaker 2: But fortunately, there was.
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Speaker 1: A big update for Risk of Rain 2, so I've
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Speaker 1: been playing the crap out of that one. And we've
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Speaker 1: been working on this challenge where you're supposed to beat
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Speaker 1: like 20 levels and you get some really cool item
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Speaker 1: for doing that. But I got to say, this new
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Speaker 1: Risk of Rain is so damn difficult that I played
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Speaker 1: this shit on the easiest difficulty. And I've done this
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Speaker 1: 20 levels challenge multiple times and still have not succeeded.
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Speaker 1: In fact, I just got really pissed because after I
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Speaker 1: was doing some of this idea farming, I made it
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Speaker 1: through about 16 of those levels and I alt-tabbed to
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Speaker 1: go play a different video. And as I came back in,
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Speaker 1: I hit the quit to menu button and I lost
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Speaker 1: my two-hour run. of, of risk of rain. So I
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Speaker 1: was pretty mad about that. And I hope in a
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Speaker 1: future update, they will put a yes or no. Uh,
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Speaker 1: are you sure you want to quit so that shit
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Speaker 1: like that doesn't happen? But, uh, while I was doing that,
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Speaker 1: I was watching or listening to the, uh, depositions of
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Speaker 1: the Vic Mignogna case. I've been following, uh, Nick Riccata, uh,
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Speaker 1: Riccata Law, I believe is his YouTube channel. I've been
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Speaker 1: following that since January, since this all started. And, uh, the,
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Speaker 1: the whole situation never, ever, uh, is a letdown. There's
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Speaker 1: always something interesting that's happening, especially as now we get
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Speaker 1: to put some names to faces and we get to
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Speaker 1: see some people talk, because usually with voice actors, you
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Speaker 1: don't really get to see who they are. Or in
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Speaker 1: the case of Ron Toy, you don't get to see
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Speaker 1: who he is because he's not a voice actor. He's
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Speaker 1: like a banker or.
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Speaker 2: Something like that.
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Speaker 1: But I've been thoroughly enjoying this entire thing. One, because
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Speaker 1: the accusers in this situation, Monica Real, Ron Toy, and
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Speaker 1: Jamie Markey, are completely, completely going to lose. And they're
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Speaker 1: completely going to lose a shitload of money. And it's
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Speaker 1: not like with Christine Blasey Ford, maybe they were following
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Speaker 1: her footsteps with the whole Me Too movement at the
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Speaker 1: start of that, or I guess the second round of
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Speaker 1: Me Too where the Kavanaugh hearings came in place. They
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Speaker 1: got to realize that Christine Blasey Ford had a shitload
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Speaker 1: of backing from the Democrats, a shitload of backing from,
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Speaker 1: quite frankly, a lot of criminals and criminal industries that
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Speaker 1: would back her. And Monica Riel, Jamie Markey, and Ron
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Speaker 1: Toy had none of that. I think, in fact, Monica
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Speaker 1: was flat out broke. I just found out with this
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Speaker 1: whole case how much a voice actor makes. Some of
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Speaker 1: those depositions had talked about how much they make. I
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Speaker 1: think they make like maybe average of $ 75 an hour.
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Speaker 1: And then one of the questions in Rial's.
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Speaker 2: Deposition was, well, how many hours do you work per week?
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Speaker 1: She's like, oh, I don't know. Sometimes it's like 60.
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Speaker 1: A lot of times it's 20. Right now it's like
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Speaker 1: four hours a week. Four hours a week on $ 75
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Speaker 1: an hour is not very much money.
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Speaker 2: And she's trying to deal with this whole legal case.
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Speaker 2: She is fucking crazy. broke.
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Speaker 1: I think the only reason she can even stand in
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Speaker 1: a courtroom is because her cucked fiance, who they've been
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Speaker 1: engaged for like five years or something like that, and
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Speaker 1: they're not married yet. That's a very, very bad sign. Also,
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Speaker 1: bad sign, you know, before the marriage is the best
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Speaker 1: she's going to get. And, you know, before the marriage,
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Speaker 1: she's like, what, 300 pounds? And she's got, you know,
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Speaker 1: that nice old pixie cuts and nice, disgustingly oversized teeth.
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Speaker 2: That are false for whatever reason.
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Speaker 1: Uh, not, not too much in the, in the words
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Speaker 1: of Karen about her actual physical appearance before you're married
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Speaker 1: at the best possible time. Uh, Ron toy, this is
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Speaker 1: not going to turn out well for you. And, uh,
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Speaker 1: well that, that's all good to me because both of
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Speaker 1: you are a bunch of liars and you both deserve
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Speaker 1: each other. But getting back to that Christine Blasey Ford thing,
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Speaker 1: because maybe that's what they thought this whole thing was
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Speaker 1: going to be. Christine Blasey Ford falsely accuses Kavanaugh of,
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Speaker 1: of raping her, uh, 85 years ago, whenever the fuck
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Speaker 1: it was or whatever, you know, triple the statute of
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Speaker 1: limitations it would be long ago. Maybe they figured it
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Speaker 1: was going to be like that. But I find it
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Speaker 1: totally ironic that Monica Real, who is an actress, who
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Speaker 1: has been a professional actress for like, I think, 12
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Speaker 1: to 15 years, maybe longer than that, a professional actress
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Speaker 1: pulls off a less believable cry because Monica Real, during
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Speaker 1: her deposition, starts talking about her experience with Vic and
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Speaker 1: she chokes up a little bit falsely. One of the
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Speaker 1: ways you can tell, and I'm just going to completely
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Speaker 1: rely on Nick Riccata for this, because he's like, I've
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Speaker 1: seen a lot of women cry in court, and when
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Speaker 1: women cry in court, and she's got basically a giant
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Speaker 1: cake on her face, and that cake isn't running at all.
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Speaker 1: So she's produced no tears. This extremely traumatic event, this
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Speaker 1: extremely traumatic event probably did not happen. But a professional actress,
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Speaker 1: someone who's been an actress for over a decade, pulled
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Speaker 1: off a less believable cry. than Christine Blasey Ford, who
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Speaker 1: has had, I would imagine, either not very much acting
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Speaker 1: training or not nearly as much acting training as Monica
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Speaker 1: has had.
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Speaker 2: So that's got to be super embarrassing.
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Speaker 1: And I now understand that when people say this whole
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Speaker 1: thing was started out of jealousy, because I don't know,
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Speaker 1: I don't really watch dubs. The only time I watch
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Speaker 1: a dub is if it's very, very, very good. Because
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Speaker 1: what happens in animation is that, one, anime is made
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Speaker 1: for Japan. It's specifically made to mimic Japanese speaking style.
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Speaker 1: So a very, very big problem dubs have is that
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Speaker 1: the words don't fit the mouth flaps. So they have
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Speaker 1: these really weird, awkward, long pauses. Like they'll say, hey,
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Speaker 1: you over there, because they don't hit the mouth flaps
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Speaker 1: right now. It makes sense to do that in Japanese
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Speaker 1: because of the way the language works, but it doesn't
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Speaker 1: make sense to do it in English. So it's kind
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Speaker 1: of weird like that too. They often have the very,
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Speaker 1: very low quality stuff on the dub. So it's, of course,
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Speaker 1: You know, anime is very, very big in Japan. They've
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Speaker 1: got a lot more money to it, so they get
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Speaker 1: a lot better actors. It's not as big in America,
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Speaker 1: so you get a little bit less finances. This is
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Speaker 1: just my guess. My guess is that it's smaller than America.
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Speaker 1: If you've got actual numbers, feel free to disprove my
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Speaker 1: assertion that anime is more popular in Japan, or it
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Speaker 1: makes more money in Japan at least. But I get
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Speaker 1: why people were saying that this is out of jealousy,
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Speaker 1: because in Monica's deposition, this is the part that stuck
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Speaker 1: out to me the most. is that she got really,
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Speaker 1: her face changed a little bit towards anger when this
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Speaker 1: was said. She would mention that, you know, I've been
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Speaker 1: on shows where I was the main character and Vic
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Speaker 1: Mignogna was also in the show. Guess who was on
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Speaker 1: the cover? Vic was on the cover because he sells titles.
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Speaker 1: I was not on the cover because I don't. Well,
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Speaker 1: a person who can't even pull off a decent fake cry,
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Speaker 1: or can't pull off a fake cry as good as
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Speaker 1: someone who's not a professional actress, I can very well
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Speaker 1: see why Vic might sell more copies than you do.
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Speaker 1: He might be a better actor than you. He might
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Speaker 1: also be a lot more social than you. I think,
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Speaker 1: of course, Vic is being humble in this situation because
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Speaker 1: it's probably the smartest thing to do when he's saying
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Speaker 1: he lacks social intelligence or he lacks the ability to
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Speaker 1: tell certain social cues. I think that's complete bullshit. I
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Speaker 1: think he only has to say that because he's defending
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Speaker 1: himself legally here. But Vic is extremely socially intelligent, like clearly.
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Speaker 1: I imagine, I've been to a Vic Mignotta line at
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Speaker 1: Anime Expo a bunch of years ago. I think I
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Speaker 1: was like 14. So this was like 15 years ago.
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Speaker 1: That Vic line was massive. And this had been like 2004, 2005.
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Speaker 1: So I'm sure his following wasn't nearly as big as
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Speaker 1: it is now. But you can immediately see why the
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Speaker 1: Vic Mignotta line was extremely long. It's because out of
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Speaker 1: all the people I've met who are famous, because I've
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Speaker 1: been to a lot of conventions, I also live relatively
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Speaker 1: close to Los Angeles, so I've met quite a few
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Speaker 1: famous people. Most of those conversations with people who are
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Speaker 1: famous are very, very awkward when you go up and say, oh, hey,
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Speaker 1: I love your shit.
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Speaker 2: You're so great. Thank you.
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Speaker 1: That song you wrote saved me at that one time
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Speaker 1: or whatever, the fan conversations. Usually those are fairly awkward.
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Speaker 1: But when I met Vic at Anime Expo back in 2004, 2005,
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Speaker 1: I can't remember, immediately, Immediately as you started talking to him,
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Speaker 1: it was super comfortable.
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Speaker 2: I asked him how he pronounces his name.
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Speaker 1: I think he told a little anecdote about how people
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Speaker 1: ask him that question all the time. I think even
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Speaker 1: when he signed whatever he signed, I don't think I
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Speaker 1: kept it actually, but he wrote it phonetically on the card.
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Speaker 1: And so it's just a super nice and genuine conversation.
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Speaker 1: And he just did it in a way that removed
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Speaker 1: all anxiety. And so I don't know how he does that. Again,
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Speaker 1: he's extremely socially intelligent, but that clearly marks off on
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Speaker 1: his fans that As opposed to if you walk up
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Speaker 1: to a voice actor or voice actress who does not
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Speaker 1: have that interaction, well, of course, you're going to see
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Speaker 1: a much smaller line. You're going to see a lot
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Speaker 1: less successful voice actor. I think there are probably two
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Speaker 1: voice actors at that particular convention that left a big
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Speaker 1: impression on me. It was one, Vic Mignogna, definitely, but two,
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Speaker 1: Crispin Freeman. Also, someone who has no problem getting roles
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Speaker 1: for voice acting, someone who has no problem with success.
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Speaker 1: So I've just been really enjoying how these people who
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Speaker 1: are obviously jealous of Vic Mignogna are going to completely lose...
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Speaker 1: This whole thing. And the longer this goes, the more
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Speaker 1: entertaining it's going to be. Like, I kind of watch
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Speaker 1: this like a TV show. And there's a Jordan Peterson
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Speaker 1: line where it's, if you have a play and you
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Speaker 1: have an act one, you have a gun in the
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Speaker 1: living room. If it's not used by the end of
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Speaker 1: act three, there's no point in that gun being in
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Speaker 1: the living room.
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Speaker 2: So usually if things are shown to you.
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Speaker 1: At the first part of the movie, they're reflected at
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Speaker 1: the end of the movie. And so they had been
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Speaker 1: teasing things like, we're going to depose everybody. We're going
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Speaker 1: to depose Nick Riccata too. I would love to see
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Speaker 1: Nick Riccata deposed. In fact, I almost expect it even
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Speaker 1: though this is real life, so it might not happen.
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Speaker 1: But I've just been watching this thing like a TV show.
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Speaker 2: Like reality TV, and I just love the entertainment.
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Speaker 1: But second, as an added bonus to all the massive
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Speaker 1: drama that's around this event, because I've been watching this
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Speaker 1: pretty exclusively through Riccata's Law Channel, I have learned a
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Speaker 1: shitload about the law, and especially as this case relates
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Speaker 1: pretty highly to MGTOW. and false accusation being a big
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Speaker 1: reason why people should go to MGTOW, why it's not really...
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Speaker 1: I mean, maybe it's different in certain states. Different states
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Speaker 1: have different psychologies. Different states have different laws. But certainly,
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Speaker 1: if you're living in a blue state, like California or
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Speaker 1: New York, it's probably not even safe to date. It's
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Speaker 1: probably not even safe. I know a lot of MGTOW
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Speaker 1: pump and dump. It's probably not safe to do that.
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Speaker 1: So interpret that how you like. But I have learned
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Speaker 1: a lot of things about the law. Like I've learned
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Speaker 1: the term defamation. I've learned what a deposition is. I've
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Speaker 1: learned other D words.
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Speaker 2: I've learned a.
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Speaker 1: Little bit about how legal strategy works and how people cross-examine.
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Speaker 1: There's been a lot of really interesting stuff that's gone on,
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Speaker 1: and certainly if someone can take a drama and turn
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Speaker 1: this into education, well, I think that's how actual education works,
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Speaker 1: is just find something that's super, super interesting and then
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Speaker 1: find how to teach somebody some type of lesson through
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Speaker 1: that interesting thing that's going on. Certainly Nick Riccata does
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Speaker 1: a very, very good job at that. But on the
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Speaker 1: MGTOW idea, because this is a situation that highly relates
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Speaker 1: to MGTOW, And there are only going to be so
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Speaker 1: many events that are going to happen where we have
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Speaker 1: a chance to fight some of the precedents that have
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Speaker 1: been set by feminism. And this is a golden opportunity
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Speaker 1: to fight some of those precedents. And I think people
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Speaker 1: make a mistake when they think about stuff like this
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Speaker 1: because they think, if I'm going to fight back, if
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Speaker 1: I'm going to be the person who takes on the man,
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Speaker 1: then I have to be the person in the front lines.
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Speaker 1: That's not the case. A lot of times you can't
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Speaker 1: be that, or a lot of times maybe you just
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Speaker 1: aren't that person. But what you can certainly do is
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Speaker 1: you could help the person who is. Certainly, I probably will,
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Speaker 1: and I hopefully will never be falsely accused of being raped,
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Speaker 1: but that's something I always have to worry about. Because
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Speaker 1: I'm not the person who's being falsely accused of being raped,
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Speaker 1: I can't really fight that back. But there are people
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Speaker 1: who have. And because Vic has been falsely accused of
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Speaker 1: being raped, if you want this to stop, then it
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Speaker 1: is of your best interest to help Vic as much
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Speaker 1: as you possibly can. Vic has now decided to become
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Speaker 1: a champion in this situation because I think When they
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Speaker 1: were levying these accusations against him, when they got him
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Speaker 1: kicked out of cons, they got him fired from Funimation,
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Speaker 1: they got him fired from Rooster Teeth, and basically blacklisted
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Speaker 1: him from anime voice acting, which has been his career
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Speaker 1: for the past 20 years. When they did all this,
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Speaker 1: they probably thought he was just going to fold. I mean,
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Speaker 1: Vic's a pretty nice guy. I mean, he doesn't seem
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Speaker 1: like a guy that would fight back, but apparently he is.
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Speaker 1: Thank God he is. He doesn't seem like a guy
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Speaker 1: who would fight back, and they just thought he was
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Speaker 1: just going to tumble over and that'd be it.
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Speaker 2: But that's not what he did.
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Speaker 1: He decided he wasn't going to take it. He picked
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Speaker 1: up a sword and he charged right in. I think
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Speaker 1: what he's doing here is an essential part of being
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Speaker 1: a good person.
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Speaker 2: It is not good enough.
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Speaker 1: If you're going to be a good person, it's not
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Speaker 1: good enough just to live by good principles. It's not
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Speaker 1: good enough just to not, you know, there are four
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Speaker 1: major principles of a working group or a working person
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Speaker 1: or a healthy person is you don't lie, you don't cheat,
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Speaker 1: you don't kill, and you don't steal. Or the Universal
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Speaker 1: terminology that's around those things. Certainly not killing is not
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Speaker 1: the only thing. Don't be violent whatsoever if you can
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Speaker 1: get away with it. It's not just carrying out those things,
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Speaker 1: but also if you're going to be a truly good person,
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Speaker 1: if you're going to be a truly good person who matters,
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Speaker 1: then it is your obligation to fight people who are evil.
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Speaker 1: Much like if you're being attacked in an alleyway, someone
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Speaker 1: tries to rob you on the street, and you have
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Speaker 1: the ability to fight back, but you don't, you've just
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Speaker 1: committed an evil. Because the evil that happens is that
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Speaker 1: if that person who robs you gets away with it,
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Speaker 1: they're going to say, well, hey, that was really fucking easy.
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Speaker 1: I can just rob somebody else now. They become empowered.
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Speaker 1: Every time they win, they become empowered.
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Speaker 2: That's why these people, Jamie.
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Speaker 1: Markey, Monica Riala, and Ron Toya are so arrogant about this.
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Speaker 1: It's because the false accusation thing has worked so many
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Speaker 1: times and people just keep folding and not fighting back.
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Speaker 2: And they keep winning. But as soon as someone says, no.
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Speaker 1: I'm not going to let you rob me. I'm not
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Speaker 1: going to let you assault me. I'm going to fight back.
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Speaker 1: And that person wins. Well, then the person who did
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Speaker 1: the robbing, the person who committed the crime is going
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Speaker 1: to say, oh, shit, the next time I try that,
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Speaker 1: that person might fight back and they might win. Also,
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Speaker 1: anybody else who might commit the same crime says, hey,
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Speaker 1: that person got attacked back and that person lost. They
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Speaker 1: went to jail. They got the shit kicked out of
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Speaker 1: them when they tried to rob that guy. that might
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Speaker 1: happen to me. It might happen to me if I
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Speaker 1: try to rob that guy. It might happen if I
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Speaker 1: try to rob somebody else. And so the good is
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Speaker 1: not just for you who didn't get robbed, but the
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Speaker 1: good is for everybody else who might have gotten robbed
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Speaker 1: after you or everybody else who might have been inspired
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Speaker 1: by the villain to do what they did. So it's like,
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Speaker 1: you know, if you put good things in the world,
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Speaker 1: people will follow that. If you put bad things in
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Speaker 1: the world, people will follow that. People are just going
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Speaker 1: to do what's effective. People are going to model behavior.
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Speaker 2: They see works.
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Speaker 1: And so if you show that being good works by
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Speaker 1: fighting evil, then other people are going to see that,
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Speaker 1: and certainly it's going to put the fear in the
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Speaker 1: eyes of people who are actually evil to not attack
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Speaker 1: anybody else. And so we need to get that ball rolling.
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Speaker 1: We need to get that precedent set, is that we
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Speaker 1: are no longer going to put up with these stupid
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Speaker 1: false rape accusations anymore. We're not going to put up
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Speaker 1: with false abuse accusations anymore, because it's at the point
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Speaker 1: where it's fucking ridiculous. How many men need to be
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Speaker 1: imprisoned or permanently enslaved due to a false accusation. Like,
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Speaker 1: I remember, if I can find this, I'll put this
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Speaker 1: in the description or I might just forget. But I
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Speaker 1: remember watching this whole documentary where this chick was having
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Speaker 1: a fight with her friend. They were at the bar.
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Speaker 1: She got super drunk and then she went off with
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Speaker 1: some guy for a while. They just drove around for
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Speaker 1: a bit. Then she got out and she met her
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Speaker 1: friend and her friend and her got in a huge
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Speaker 1: fight and she resolved that fight to make it so
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Speaker 1: that she wasn't fighting her friend anymore. She accused a
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Speaker 1: guy of rape who did not commit rape. Well, they
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Speaker 1: went and found that guy And he went to prison
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Speaker 1: for four years for a crime he didn't commit. Just
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Speaker 1: because every woman has to be believed. In fact, even
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Speaker 1: when she admitted she lied, he still had to stay
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Speaker 1: in prison for another year. Because of how fucked up
16:07
Speaker 1: this system is. And so it's time to say stop.
16:10
Speaker 1: And like I said, it's probably not going to be
16:13
Speaker 1: the case. It's not the case for me. It's probably
16:15
Speaker 1: not going to be the case that you're going to
16:17
Speaker 1: be on the front line. So when someone decides... to
16:20
Speaker 1: not take it anymore, when someone decides to become a
16:23
Speaker 1: champion of this idea that false rape accusations are not
16:26
Speaker 1: going to be allowed anymore, then it's up to you
16:28
Speaker 1: as the person who agrees with those ideals to support
16:31
Speaker 1: the person as much as possible. They're taking up the
16:33
Speaker 1: fight against evil by attacking it head on, and you're
16:36
Speaker 1: taking up the fight against evil by supporting that person
16:38
Speaker 1: as much as possible. So Vic Mignogna, in this case,
16:41
Speaker 1: against false rape accusations, is our hero, he is our champion,
16:44
Speaker 1: he is our He's our Odysseus. He's our Robert Downey Jr.
16:48
Speaker 2: Or Iron Man. Tony Stark, there we go.
16:52
Speaker 1: Whatever name you want to attach to it. But he's
16:54
Speaker 1: our hero in this situation. And our hero is fighting
16:56
Speaker 1: some pretty big dragons at this point. He's fighting three
16:58
Speaker 1: people already. He might have to fight Funimation. He might
17:01
Speaker 1: have to fight Sony, who owns Funimation, I believe. And
17:07
Speaker 1: this could go on for many, many years.
17:10
Speaker 2: Who knows?
17:11
Speaker 1: But he's got some pretty big foes here. And he's
17:14
Speaker 1: going to need some pretty big weapons to fight them back.
17:17
Speaker 1: And the biggest weapon that Vic has against the forces
17:19
Speaker 1: of evil, and you can tell they don't like this
17:21
Speaker 1: because they've been very clear that they don't like this.
17:24
Speaker 1: They've been screaming every time it gets bigger and bigger.
17:27
Speaker 1: But the biggest weapon he has is that massive GoFundMe
17:30
Speaker 1: campaign that he's got going on. I think it's over $ 200, 000
17:33
Speaker 1: at this point. And they just absolutely hate that because
17:37
Speaker 1: no matter how many expensive legal strategies they try... He
17:42
Speaker 1: won't falter them. They won't just win by default by
17:44
Speaker 1: trying to outspend him or by trying to make this
17:48
Speaker 1: legal process so expensive for him that he can't possibly
17:50
Speaker 1: afford it because certainly that is an effective strategy. But
17:53
Speaker 1: in this case, not only does he have enough money
17:56
Speaker 1: to fight this back, but he's probably not going to
17:58
Speaker 1: go into debt over any of this while they are
18:00
Speaker 1: probably going to be, you know, Jamie Markey, Monica Real,
18:03
Speaker 1: and Ron Toy, who are probably all broke, are going
18:06
Speaker 1: to be even more broke by the time this is
18:08
Speaker 1: all over.
18:09
Speaker 2: And so they absolutely hate this.
18:11
Speaker 1: And so if you want to do your due diligence,
18:14
Speaker 1: if you want to do the best you possibly can
18:16
Speaker 1: against Eagle right now, if you really hate false rape accusations,
18:19
Speaker 1: then we have our champion right now. We've got Vic Mignogna.
18:22
Speaker 1: Certainly there might be some other champions against this, and
18:24
Speaker 1: you can go support them. But one of our big
18:26
Speaker 1: ones right now that the whole– the big part of
18:30
Speaker 1: the YouTube community is following is Vic Mignogna and that
18:33
Speaker 1: GoFundMe campaign. So I donated today. I'm going to put
18:36
Speaker 1: a link in the description to his GoFundMe campaign. So
18:39
Speaker 1: if you would like to donate, if you would like
18:40
Speaker 1: to help the cause– But I think this is one
18:43
Speaker 1: of the best things we can do because what I
18:45
Speaker 1: would like to happen, his goal is $ 300, 000 right now,
18:48
Speaker 1: is that when this whole thing blows over, when Monica Real,
18:52
Speaker 1: Ron Toy, and Jamie Markey lose, because they're pretty obviously
18:56
Speaker 1: going to lose, I mean, it could go any way.
18:58
Speaker 1: They could still win, but the odds are in Vic's favor.
19:01
Speaker 1: If they lose, I would like that to empower Vic
19:04
Speaker 1: to do some more good and then go after Funimation
19:07
Speaker 1: and go after Rooster Teeth for their... their misconduct too,
19:11
Speaker 1: maybe even Sony. Let's bring them all down. Because the
19:14
Speaker 1: bigger this gets, the more fear it's going to instill
19:17
Speaker 1: in any sort of false accuser that might come forward.
19:19
Speaker 1: Because if it says, hey, Monica Rial falsely accused Vic
19:22
Speaker 1: Mignogna of raping her and she is now bankrupt, that's
19:26
Speaker 1: going to put some fear into people's eyes. Now, if
19:28
Speaker 1: it's the case that a company is receiving a false
19:31
Speaker 1: rape complaint and they see that Vic Mignogna thing, that
19:35
Speaker 1: serious thing where he didn't just sue the people who
19:37
Speaker 1: accused him, he sued the company too, And this cost
19:40
Speaker 1: Funimation so much money.
19:42
Speaker 2: This is my fantasy in my head.
19:43
Speaker 1: It cost Funimation so much money that they went out
19:45
Speaker 1: of business. I don't give a fuck. I don't watch
19:47
Speaker 1: dubs anyway. So much money they went out of business
19:51
Speaker 1: that the companies that have to do investigations for this
19:55
Speaker 1: type of thing are going to say, well, we're going
19:56
Speaker 1: to be pretty fucking careful at this point if there's
19:59
Speaker 1: a rape allegation to make sure this is actually a
20:01
Speaker 1: legitimate rape claim and not a false rape claim because
20:04
Speaker 1: we remember what happened to Funimation. We remember how much
20:07
Speaker 1: support Vic Mignogna got when he was falsely accused of
20:09
Speaker 1: being a pedophile and falsely accused of being a rapist. Actually,
20:13
Speaker 1: if you want some long-winded entertainment, if you've got some
20:15
Speaker 1: levels to grind or whatever, I'll put this in the description.
20:19
Speaker 1: But Ron Toy, one of the defendants in this case,
20:21
Speaker 1: one of the people who is going to be found
20:24
Speaker 1: guilty of lying if this whole thing goes long enough,
20:26
Speaker 1: they don't end up settling and they actually go to court.
20:30
Speaker 1: But he is being questioned by Vic's lawyer. And he
20:33
Speaker 1: basically says, as he's being questioned or deposed by Vic's lawyer,
20:37
Speaker 1: that as long as enough people say it, if somebody
20:40
Speaker 1: called somebody else a pedophile and enough people said that
20:43
Speaker 1: that person was a pedophile, Ron Toy would believe it.
20:46
Speaker 1: So there's been this big movement over the past couple
20:49
Speaker 1: days to call Ron Toy a pedophile so that people
20:51
Speaker 1: will believe he's a pedophile. And he said that if
20:55
Speaker 1: people called him such, he would not pay attention.
20:59
Speaker 2: He would not fight back.
21:01
Speaker 1: Because he's trying to suggest that his tweets were not
21:03
Speaker 1: any sort of fighting back against what's happened with Vic.
21:07
Speaker 1: He's trying to have some plausible liability there. So people
21:09
Speaker 1: are like, all right, well, we'll just call you a pedophile.
21:11
Speaker 1: And if you won't fight back, we'll just keep doing it.
21:13
Speaker 1: Because based on what you said, if we say that
21:16
Speaker 1: you're that, and if enough people say it, well, then
21:17
Speaker 1: it must be true about you. I find that absolutely hilarious.
21:21
Speaker 1: And I'm loving every single moment of this drama. I
21:25
Speaker 1: just have been really enjoying over the past couple of
21:27
Speaker 1: days watching Ron Toy and Monica Real squirm throughout their
21:30
Speaker 1: entire deposition for fear of being found out to be liars.
21:34
Speaker 1: So I say let's not just have this going for
21:36
Speaker 1: six months. I hope they don't settle. I hope this
21:38
Speaker 1: whole thing goes to distance and not just Jamie Markey,
21:41
Speaker 1: Ron Toy, and Monica Real. Let's get Funimation in there.
21:44
Speaker 1: Let's get Mars Girl in there. Let's get Sony. Let's
21:47
Speaker 1: really make this a rodeo here. But that's all I
21:52
Speaker 1: have to say for this video. If you liked it,
21:54
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22:06
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22:08
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22:12
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22:13
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22:24
Speaker 1: Vic's GoFundMe campaign will be in the description too. So
22:29
Speaker 1: with that said, I'll see you in the next video.