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Chuck Douglas Podcast PH 1 23 1102 · Chuck Douglas

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  Originating from the iHeartMedia Megaplex and Columbus, Ohio, the studios of six'
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  ten WTVN. This is the Chuck Douglas Power Our Podcast. Anybody who knows
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  me, anybody who knows anything about anybody who's listened to me on the air,
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  or read anything I've written or is on my Facebook page or whatever,
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  you know. I am a stern person when it comes to the protection of
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  our elderly, our veterans, and most especially our children. So anytime there
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  is a dirtball story about somebody taking advantage of a child, misusing a child,
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  abusing a child, I will bring it to here's the problem. It
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  seems like lately. And when I say lately, I mean the last couple
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  of years. You know the old stories about the male teachers doing things to
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  female students and they were the scourge of society. Man, we hated him,
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  We absolutely hated him. But there's been a change in the direction of
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  those stories in the past couple of years. And I'm sure you've noticed it
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  because you can't get away from them. I'm talking about young, relatively decent
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  and in some cases absolutely hot, female teachers taking advantage of male students.
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  And I have yet another one for you today. I'm gonna share that in
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  the moment. But here's here's what I have to get straightened out. First.
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  These kids are victims. They are victims. I know. You see,
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  we're still we're still. We think we're advanced. We think that we
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  you know, it's well, it's twenty twenty three. We don't see things
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  the way we're used to. We're not the puritechnical society were used to be
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  because you know, we're trying to meld the genders and not have a gender.
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  And you can identify as a Barco lounger if you want to and all
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  that kind of stuff. But a kid is a kid. I don't care
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  if it's a male kid. I know. I know that a fourteen,
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  fifteen, sixteen year old boy is probably pounding his chest and doing the Tarzan
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  call. I understand that that's hormones, that's testosterone, that is puberty making
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  him stupid. He should not be misused by an adult female when he's a
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  teenager. It's wrong. It's wrong. If he's male, it's wrong.
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  If he's female, it is wrong. It's just that simple. I understand
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  that perhaps females may be more traumatized because there is, whether we like it
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  or not, a longer lasting biological impact on a female having sex as a
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  teenager more so than there is a male. That's just that's the fact of
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  life. Yes, a male could very well become a father, and in
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  one case with one teacher, he did recently. But once a female has
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  had that physical relationship, I think personally this is something that sticks with them
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  a lot more than it does with the male. So there are plenty of
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  people out there who say, well, yeah, but you know it doesn't
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  affect guys, And I get the basis of what you're saying, but I'm
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  bringing you back, go get past the machismo crap and get back to the
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  reality. A child is a child is a child is a child and should
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  not be misused. Our country is in serian trouble. Ricky Lynn Laughlin twenty
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  five years of age. And I've got to tell you right, honestly,
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  just straight to your ears right now. She's not just a cute woman,
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  she's not just an attractive woman. She is gorgeous. She is dropped dead.
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  Oh my gosh, look over there, do you see what I see?
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  Guargeous? And she's also a dirt ball. A Missouri special education teacher
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  facing criminal charges now over an alleged relationship with a sixteen year old boy.
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  She's accused of one count each possession of child pornography, tampering with a witness,
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  tampering with physical evidence, attempted statutory rape in the second degree, promoting
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  obscenity in the first degree, and furnishing pornographic materials to a minor. And
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  again, I don't want to be stereotypical here. I don't want to say
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  anything offensive. I just try to observe the reality of life. They don't
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  identify the victim in this story as being or not being one of her students.
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  But if it is indeed one of her studenttudents, a Missouri special education
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  teacher, that is not only salt in the wound, that is hydrochloric acid
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  in the wound. You might remember a couple of years ago that knockout gain
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  that was all over. Was it TikTok? I think TikTok was propagating it
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  where people would just come up on the street and out of nowhere, no
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  reason, no warning, no nothing, just wallop somebody an attempt to knock
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  them out with one punch is what it was. Well, apparently that is
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  back. And not only is the fact that that's back offensive to my sensibilities.
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  But just this guy, this guy that they arrested in Florida for the
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  for doing this. I really, dude, really listen to this. Okay,
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  completely random. Now, guy admits to randomly sucker punching strangers at a
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  it was Texas, at a Texas park for social media attention. He just
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  wanted to see me, see me, see me. That's everybody's problem,
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  see me, see pay attention to me, even the oh, I have
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  absolutely nothing to offer to benefit society, Pay attention to me, and then
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  when I'm done, give me a trophy. That's way too many people under
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  forty anymore. Young people are just they're obsessed with being seen. They think
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  if they get on the internet and say I like product, take it,
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  good fight, they will get millions of dollars. They think they're all Cardassians
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  in the making. Sorry, that's not how it works. Houston, Texas,
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  The Harris County Sheriff's Office is investigating a disturbing video posted on social media
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  allowing someone or showing someone punching people in the Harris County Park. The video
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  was posted on nextdoor by someone who had seen it on a different platform,
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  So a reporter from KHOU Channel eleven News, Jason Miles, was actually able
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  to find the guy in the video that was coming up behind people and clocking
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  them in the park. And I'm gonna take some audio here from the KHOU
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  story and thanks Jason courtesy for that. But listen, listen to what this
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  g oh can have a father who loves your that's the problem. His mother
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  and father are referenced in the story. It's not like it's a nice suburban
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  neighborhood he lives in. Listen, listen, listen to what he had to
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  say in defense of himself. I know, like from the video, all
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  you see is like the bad part about it. But what people didn't see
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  was that I shook his hand after and how I had gave the man a
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  hug. He is nineteen years old. He comes from a two parent family.
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  He lives in what looks to be a suburban neighborhood. I don't care
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  if he's been in trouble or not. I don't care what kind of grades
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  he gets. I don't care if he goes to church. He's guilty as
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  sin. It's on the video. Throw the book at him, and throw
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  the book at all people who do it in the future, and that is
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  the way you make things stop. Make there be I know this sounds so
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  crazy, This sounds so ridiculously crazy. Make there be a price to be
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  paid for your mouth seasons as a citizen, and perhaps people will be better
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  citizens. Or maybe that's just me. I've got the strangest feeling someone's going
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  to kick his ass here in the state of Ohio. This has made national
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  news, lots of people talking about it around the country. That is our
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  statewide ballot initiatives for actually amendments to our state constitution. Issue one an issue
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  too. And what they are Issue one is it's being marketed, if you
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  will, as an abortion bill. It's all about abortion, and it's really
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  not all about abortion. What it is is about the agenda of those who
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  want to first of all, get rid of what is called the heartbeat Bill
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  in the state of Ohio, or the heartbeat law, which means that once
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  a heartbeat is established, it's considered life. It's no longer just a fetus,
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  it's no longer just a gathering of cells. It's considered life and at
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  that point, that's where the special circumstances obviously have to be met before you
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  could have an abortion. They want to change that to the point where the
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  point of viability of the fetus wing can the fetus survive outside of the womb
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  as an individual? Which is very subjective. It is very subjective. We've
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  all seen that. You know, there's there's no steadfast rule is about when
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  that time comes. The problem with Issue one is not truly is not the
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  abortion debate. That should be its own debate. Issue one uses a number
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  of words that are very subjective, very open ended. They refer to the
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  individual, not to the woman, not to the adult, but to the
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  individual, which could mean your ten year old, it could and they are
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  reproductive choices, which could mean abortion. It could also mean the elimination of
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  your penis if you were born a male child. If your ten year old
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  male child decides they want to eliminate their their appendage and be, you know,
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  become a girl or a peer as a girl, that that nobody can
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  interfere with that, No parent, no government, nobody can interfere with that.
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  If you're a ten year old decides that's the route to take and that
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  is a big fear of a lot of people. Now there are plenty of
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  people who are in favor of Issue one who are saying that is not what
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  that means. And you know it. Here's the point. It doesn't matter
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  what it means. It matters what it says, and if you vote on
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  it for what it says, how it is utilized in the future is completely
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  up to the people doing the utilizing. The language is not concise, and
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  it must be, first of all, because it's an amendment to the state
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  Constitution. Secondly, because we are talking about one of the most significant things
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  that can be talked about, and that is the welfare and the safety of
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  young people. We don't need young people arbitrarily making decisions to try to change
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  their gender, to look like something else, to identify as something else.
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  That not when you're a kid, not when you're a teenager. That's not
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  the time to make those decisions. Once you have reached the age and majority
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  in the state of Ohio, that being eighteen, then what you do is
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  your business. But until that point, you need to be protected as and
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  treated as and classified as a child. And if children were allowed to be
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  children instead of trying to be forced into adulthood. Perhaps adults would be better
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  than what they have become. So Issue one is a big deal and it
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  will unfortunately likely pass. I will be a no vote, but I will
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  be alone. Issue too, the legalization of marijuana in the state of Ohio
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  for recreational use. On this one, let me, I gotta take you
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  to church, all right. Look, we are looking at the legalization of
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  medical marijuana. We've already got the medical maror we're looking at recreational marijuana.
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  I don't have a problem with the THC. Do not have a problem people
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  that would rather get high than get drunk. If you can go home and
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  have a couple of martinis after work instead, that's fine. If you go
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  home and you want to have some THC, I don't care about that either.
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  Here's the thing. I hate the smell. This is just a personal
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  thing. I hate the smell. If we were legalizing gummies and brownies and
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  so forth, I wouldn't care. I hate the smell. And people say,
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  well, you know your cigarettes have a smell, because yeah, I
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  smoke cigarettes. I smoke legal cigarettes like a freight train. I smoke.
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  And people say, well, your cigarettes, there's some people that don't like
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  the smell of cigarettes. Here's the difference. When I walk into a room,
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  people on the other side of the room don't go ice smell sagar wretch.
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  But if somebody in my zip code has been sitting in the car blowing
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  a joint, I know it the moment they enter the zip code. It's
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  just it's it's an overwhelming, overbearing, obnoxious smell. I personally hate it.
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  That being said, my hates have nothing to do with the legal decision.
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  My worries about the legal decision are as follows. First of all,
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  it remains illegal at the federal level. Think about this, It remains illegal
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  at the federal level. How many federal laws do we see not being enforced,
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  especially when it comes to things like immigration protecting our borders. Yeah,
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  hey, we don't bother an enforced, But if somebody wants to do something
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  to make your life miserable, they may choose to enforce that federal law.
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  Just think about it. It can happen. If you want to purchase legally
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  a firearm exercising your Second Amendment constitutional right as an American citizen, you fill
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  out a form and on that form you are asked if you are a user
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  of or an addict of any illegal subs instances. If you answer yes,
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  you don't get your firearm. It's a federal form. But if you answer
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  no, guess what You're lying on a federal form and you are subject to
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  prosecution unless you're Hunter Biden, if they find out that you do indeed and
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  have been known to use any illegal substance at the federal level while filling out
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  your form, your federal form to get your federal right to own a firearm.
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  We're putting the cart before the horse. What about companies that have drug
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  testing policies, They do not no matter what you look. Your state may
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  say recreational weed is illegal, but if they are. You know a company
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  that the works across the nation and they've got drug testing standards, and they
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  test you and you test positive for the thac your job's gone. Is your
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  recreational weed worth that to you? I mean, if it's illegal in the
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  state, fine, but it's not necessarily going to be okay with the company
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  because they don't want you doing anything that would harm the reputation or a coworker
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  or a customer. You drive a forklift at the warehouse, you got a
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  blue collar job, but you test positive for THC, You're gone. They
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  don't want you dropping a palette of heavy things on your co workers. They're
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  not going to take that chance. So the repercussions are there, the possibilities
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  are there, and none of these situations have been dealt with prior to putting
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  on the ballot this amendment that would legalize the recreational marijuana. So you're playing
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  Russian roulette with your future. Will you be prosecuted, will you not be
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  prosecuted, Will you be caught, will you not be caught, Will you
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  be fired? Will you not be fired? You don't know, because we're
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  doing something without knowing what we're doing. And unfortunately, that is the way
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  of a the way of government, not just in Ohio, but at the
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  federal level, at the local levels, government reacting or taking action without full
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  knowledge of what they're doing and without making preparations to deal with the repercussions of
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  what they do. I'm a no on issue too, but it will pass
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  anyway. I must admit I do find a sick humor in the fact that
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  as a cigarette smoker, as a tobacco user, i am I'm a pariah.
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  I am the scourge of society. I can't go to my local bar
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  and sit down and have a beer and a cigarette. That's wrong. But
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  if you want to funcify the streets with the smell of your cannabis, we're
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  going to make that legal. Really really, how about this? How about
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  while we're doing this, if we're going to make the use of marijuana legal
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  on a recreational level for adults, how about we go back to allowing me
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  to smoke in a public places if it's smoke friendly. Let the businesses decide.
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  If the bar, the bowling alley, the restaurant, whatever it is,
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  if it privately owned and that business owner says we want to be a
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  smoke friendly establishment, then I go in there. I smoke. If they
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  say we're smoke free, then I don't smoke, And I also probably don't
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  go there. I just that's my choice. And the businesses will thrive and
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  survive or they won't. It's capitalism. It's the American way. And if
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  you're looking at the place across the street and it's smoke friendly and it's packed
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  every night, and you got one guy named Gomer sitting at the bar at
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  your place, because you're smoke free, maybe you'll want to change your position
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  vice versa. If the smoke friendly place is sitting empty and the smoke free
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  place has a crowd overflowing onto the patio, maybe it'll become smoke free.
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  But should you not have that choice to operate your business in that way?
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  If you choose to operate it in that way and the customers make the decision,
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  well then why not about the employees They have to work there. If
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  they want to work in a smoke free place, they can go across the
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  street. Finally, before I get out of here, I was talking about
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  the Israel Hamas situation on the Power Hour the other night on six to ten
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  Double UTV, and the next day Clay and Buck had a guest on.
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  I'm not sure who she was, but she was saying pretty much the same
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  thing I said, except, of course I said it better. The Power
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  Hour is Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and soon to be Thursday when Buckeye
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  season is over, six pm on six to ten Double UTVN in Columbus,
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  where you can catch it live and participate at will. But I just I
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  wanted you to take a listen to my take on the Israeli Hamas Wars situation.
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  It sounded like this. The official, they call this person, an
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  official with Hamas was tell them as you an interview, and the translation is
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  this that the terror attacks on Israel that happened earlier this month will happen again
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  and again until the country is completely destroyed, insisting it has no on our
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  land. Again and again, women, children, babes, civilians, music
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  festival celebrating peace, attacked, slaughtered, kidnapped, violated, left, neked,
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  broken in the streets, and it won't happen again and again until you
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  are gone. And we've got people saying Israel does need a cease fire,
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  we just need a seapire. Really, I want you to be Israel in
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  your mind right now. Be Israel. You are Israel. You are Israel.
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  Two weeks ago, somebody kicked in your front door and just beat the
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  hell out of your family and killed your dog, left the dog's corpse laying
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  on the porch, bloody, hung the cat from the gutter, and they
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  got on They told the police, guess what, you didn't catch us.
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  And it's gonna happen again. We're gonna come back again. We're gonna do
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  that house again till everybody ever lived in that house, walk past that house,
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  knows where that house is, is dead till they don't exist anymore.
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  Would you or would you not be standing on your front porch or rooftop heavily
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  armed, just waiting for the bastard to show up again? Of course you
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  would. And if you knew where to find them, you go get them.
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  Keep them away from your family, keep them away from your home.
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  Of course you would. And if they were hiding in mama's house and Mama
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  didn't have anything to do with it, but mama was letting them hide in
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  the house, you shoot mama if you had to to get to them,
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  of course you would. Now tell me again, is reel It needs to
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  have a ceasefire. Tell me they're being too harsh. We will do this
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  again and again until the country is completely destroyed. It should not exist,
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  It's people should not exist. We will do it again and again. Now,
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  maybe there are one or two of you that would just unlock your doors
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  and lay on the porch and draw a target on your heart where the bullet
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  should go. But I don't think most of us would, or maybe that's
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  just me. I am so glad we had this time together and it's over.
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  Now I have to go. Do not forget. Join me Monday,
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  Tuesday Wednesday night, six pm on six ten WTVN in Columbus, Ohio.
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  You can listen to it over the air. You can listen to it to
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  the iHeart media app, and make sure you subscribe to this podcast. There
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  is more on the way and hopefully you'll get addicted to it while you're driving
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  home from work, or working out on the exercise bicycle, doing the laundry,
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  or just putting on the headphones so the kids seem a little bit quieter.
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  Until next time, take care,