Wrack Your Brain Episode 18

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This is a show about everything and nothing. Part politics, part satire, all bourbon. Join Dominick Leon and Charles Fuks as they muse about current events, social issues, and whatever surfaces from the depths of their minds. If you walk away thinking about something in a different way: comment, like, share, subscribe, follow us, check out our links, sponsor us, send us something in the mail! 

In this epsiode we talk God and religion in the law,  the newly formed Forward Party, Divisive Politicians, and Marijuana legalization.

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Transcript

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[Music]

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ladies and gentlemen welcome to august 5th 2022.

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we are the hosts of rockybreak podcast this is the rack your brain podcast i'm

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charles fuchs i'm dominic leon and if we haven't mentioned we are wreck your brain

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all right so as always we're this is episode 18 if i'm not mistaken somewhere 18 yeah and

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as always as always we're going to make some some paige and some some

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brand announcements if you will the first major announcement is

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or i should go this way we have our first piece of merchandise

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it is a rack your brain t-shirt uh it's a prototype right now we'll have better ones it is a prototype and more

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better ones to come and eventually we will we will have the etched the hatched edge glasses and

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personalized again and then the personal cigars that's right but for now we we have these these t-shirts we should

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probably uh finally launch a website and actually sell the website is in its final phases of getting together i think

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the last thing we want to do is take a couple of pictures so that it can be on the landing page of the website itself

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we're going to take some professional shots so if you're a fan and you happen to be a professional photographer well i

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got the photographer but what if one lucky fan wants to win

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the opportunity uh and compete for the opportunity to take pictures of us that's right clothing optional for both

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for both the photographer and the photography well i don't care if the photographer's naked i could care less

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i'm not taking michael i'm too fat to take my clothes off yeah you are but for me i can i could go uh shirtless and uh

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perhaps in my boxers uh for anything less than boxers i think i would have to charge the photographer

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[Laughter]

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oh [ __ ]

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[Music] okay so

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i have a topic i'll i'll kick us off wait no he's you know it's my birthday in four days right i knew it was coming

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up i knew it's on the night uh we will the this episode and the next episode

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will be recorded on oppa's uh a few days before and a few days after dominic's uh

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79th birthday and so uh we will wish him a happy birthday twice happy birthday to my co-host dominic

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leon a good friend ride or die except when his husband says no

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i've noticed that i've noticed i get him ride or die whenever it is blessed off or doesn't

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interfere with uh with his husband no because it means hey i got a buried

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body all right but hold on

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you [ __ ] who who am i gonna call that's the ball no it says that you go ahead and you just i'll be late

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this is why i'm on bumble bff by the way it's it's because i need i need uh somebody there all right so then no that

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that that's gonna change i'm gonna take a bit more assertive sort of approach until that happens

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until you are truly the the king of your domain uh well i'm gonna have to find a backup

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you aren't the king of your domain i am king of everything that i am allowed to

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laze up you kidding me

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she's bigger than you two she's taller and stronger i you know it's like in lion king right everything that the

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light touches is my domain however anna always has control over the light switches

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and every time you think of something i can hear a voice going what are you charles what are you thinking about

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charles alexander i can hear her right now way to give out my personal information why don't you give them my social

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security number while you're at it it's seven eight two

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four seven zero six eight nine yeah that's it you're good

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that's some poor bastards i don't know i was about to say some porsche mark is gonna have their identity stolen

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anyway i will okay so as as always we're gonna talk about a whole lot of everything and a whole lot of nothing

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i'm gonna kick us off uh with with the topic and it's it was it's sort of based on something that you were

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saying earlier about about the constitution well it's about it all right let me just go here well it's it's

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it's different you you know but i won't all right well let's go with this thing it's different than you can you can go to your thing okay

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i was thinking about this actually during my bike ride but also what what you were saying about the

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constitution um made me think of this as well so

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months ago maybe three four months ago i don't know at some point but relatively recently

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uh i went to pick up uh some some eggs from a neighbor of mine they they keep chickens

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um i remember you telling me well i i don't know if i told you this that's right you told me about the air so um

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one of the people in in this household they're they're they keep guns and and you know this this

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i'm gonna sort of pass judgment on them but you know if if if you happen to be watching this i don't know if you do uh

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but you're always welcome for a beer at my house but i'm gonna pass a little bit of judgment and so we were talking about this was uh

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this might have been december because i think there was a a second amendment uh supreme court case that just they had

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just they just like done the argument and we were waiting like we were waiting until the

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summer for the announcement so the the supreme court case that was announced what three four weeks ago or maybe

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longer at this point they had just made the arguments in so much like november december

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anyway i go to the i go to their house right you got that going yeah let's go okay and so

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we're we were talking about that that court case and this guy says the the follower this person says the

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phone to me they're like they're like i really like this supreme court because

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they're doing god's work and that the time comes and at the time that's what gets me that is what gets me

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and at the time i just being polite i'm like yeah sure but also we were talking about this we were talking about the second amendment which is something that

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that i support so i was like well yeah well why you gotta mix the second amendment in supreme court with god and

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god that's right like you know and so i was thinking about that today and i don't remember what made me think but i was riding my bike unnecessary and

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and i'm thinking to myself like what i actually should have said was

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no they should not be doing god's work that's what god's for they should be

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doing the constitution's work because that is what that is i really hate when people say that [ __ ]

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like oh they're doing god's work i'm like so you think god's not doing a good enough job that he needs somebody else to step in more importantly we have a

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constitution that separates this no but forget about anything that has to do with legal stuff i'm talking anytime

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anybody says oh they're doing god's work i said well then you must think god's taking a [ __ ] vacation or a break

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because or he's not doing a good enough job that you truly believe that a [ __ ] schmuck has to come in and step

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in for hey all right god you had to go ahead and sit on the bench i got this we're not schmucks like come on or nine

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schmucks gotta say to god hey god no you go on the bench take a breather we got this one since you're so busy

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that would tell me that you're not you're a p you're not even a christian you're piece of [ __ ] to think that god's not good enough to do his job he needs

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nine schmucks to do his job for him give me a [ __ ] break and more importantly we are a nation of laws based on the

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constitution and and there is a clear separation like explicit clear

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separation church and state of church and state and your religious views have nothing to do stay the hell out of the

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legal processes and laws that and principles that apply to people that are not you and people that think

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like you you are free to live your life according to your god but you cannot

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make the laws uh apply apply as such i'm gonna say this

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right now in the beginning of the pandemic starting around 2019 you know kind of

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2020 liberals started getting like really wacky with some of the like you know not

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not democrats but the liberals the radicals started going really the progressive side again really wacky with

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all kinds of weird [ __ ] that they wanted to do and what they were presenting and what they were trying to get accomplished and

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it had no place in a rational discussion some of the [ __ ] that they really wanted to

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accomplish i think they were just trying to do it to see how far they can can go how far they can push the envelope i

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think so that's what it seemed like the perception was that they were really just trying to push that envelope to

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just see how far they can get however but sure but you know the perception my

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perception whether it is or it isn't it has nothing to do with my perception but now the [ __ ] conservatives are

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doing the same god damn thing they're trying to really shove this [ __ ] you know the the the god's work

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[ __ ] down people's throats with what the supreme court is doing because it's not just this one guy with the eggs

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look at i mean you you you look with clarence thomas he he said something before about like you know he tried to

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push something about the legality of whatever and then he said he made a comment because i saw i watched it in an

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interview and i'm like he shouldn't have said that man like dude i get what you're trying to do but you cannot you can't make comments like

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that and be and then be on the supreme court and still expect people to take you seriously nothing against christians

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nothing against conservatives but those two should not be exclusively in the same conversation when talking

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about anything legal or anything religious for that matter those things should be

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exclusively unto themselves like you should have them in separate conversations

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and now the conservatives conservatives are starting to do some wacky [ __ ] and

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i don't like you know so what i've done is i went ahead and you know because

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every you can change your you know you can change things your voters i i had to

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a lot of [ __ ] that the conservatives conservatives are coming out is trans to me right now

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my pronouns are he and uh him he and poppy he and papa

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but i am coming out as an un what is it unaffiliated yes i'm going to feel that

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yeah i changed my political party i'm not a democrat can't be a democrat but i just can't don't see myself i

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congratulate you i don't see myself welcome continuing to support because now more more of these conservatives are

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starting to what they were criticizing for so many years

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this is who they're starting to become they're starting to push their religious radical um i'm not going to call it nonsense but

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they're really trying to push their beliefs on everybody's throat and then in an intertwined with these legal

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proceedings that they're having and it just doesn't make any sense to me right radicals

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that radicals will always try to but again to twist yeah twist the law and

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the constitution to so here's the thing if we are a country of a con with a constitution a country of laws

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right and the first amendment gives you the right to free speech and the freedom of religion and all that [ __ ]

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well that gives you the right to freedom of religion but it doesn't give you the right to cons consistently two things

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shove it down my throat your morals and your beliefs and and what you believe is right or wrong

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and you also cannot intertwine legal proceedings or legal decisions based on your religious

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morality legal anything legal and constitutional must stay within the legal

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realm of what you're deciding it shouldn't your religious morals should not come into play there's there's an

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expression and i think i'm getting right with am i wrong in saying that no you're absolutely absolutely right but so there's two things one there's an

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expression i think i'm getting it right which is which is um one person's freedom of

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religion is another person's freedom from religion which is one and the other

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thing with with what you're saying uh is that that the though specifically

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the conservative radicals the the the evangelical christians the religious christians

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um act that they i guess i'm playing devil's epic in and and defending them slightly

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they they see religious principles in some cases

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as being consistent with with legal principles because if you ask a a truly

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religious and i know i'm generalizing and stereotyping but many religious conservatives will say that the founding

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fathers created the laws of this nation including the constitution based on

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christianity they will say that right and i've heard that and that's what i was going to get to if if you really believe in the

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constitution and you believe in the first amendment freedom of religion but this but the but these same

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conservative politicians continue day in and day out to say we are a

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country of christian values you cannot say that without dismissing every other

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religion that exists in this country we are not a country of christian values

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we are a country of multiple religious values because not every religion

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follows your morality and your values as a christian you can be christian and have your values and live by what you do

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you perceive as moral above all else we're we're we're and i and i say

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where is in the country but like based on what what what the framers of the constitution all right forgive me if i

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sound like an [ __ ] but you know i'm exploring my words a little bit but continue i'm sorry well the most important thing is that you look like an

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[ __ ] oh yeah i mean you are what you eat all right

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take that take from that what what what you will okay um i personally i i i take

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that as as meaning that uh hot dogs for example have like all kinds of like pig back to your point

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uh parts that that wouldn't normally be including pig anus okay so um

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okay so the the we're we're a nation of of um democratic

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values is is where was going with that yeah

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and that's that's listen it doesn't get any simpler than that but to say that we are a country of christian values

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dismisses jewish people dismisses muslims dismisses um every other religion other than

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christianity we are not a country of christian values and morals we are a country of religious

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multiple religious values and morals because not everybody follows the same religion there are

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there are plenty of nations in the world that have their legal systems based on religions you are welcome to go live

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there if you want to live in a theocracy there are theocracies in this world the united states of america is not a

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theocracy thank god it is a democracy specifically a constitutional republic

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and because of that we we well i mean there's there's numerous sort of uh um

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conclusions from that one of which is that is that prince legal principles and laws

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have to take into account a consensus they cannot re represent

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radicalism on either quote-unquote side right whether you're talking about banning guns or whether you're talking

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about banning abortions neither one takes into account at least the plurality

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if at least the majority of views in this country with respect to either those two issues

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i'm just i'm just really tired of of these you know from both sides you know trying

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to enforce their morality and all multiple sides trying to enforce you

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know and really push their morality on other people because the problem let's say the

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problem i have is with a lot of these progressives they have this this uh

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mob mentality of you know and i think a lot of it is if you look at let's let's look at um and this is again

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this is my perception i'm not generalizing this is just how i see things and and conservatives are just as guilty

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of it it's like all these little things you see and all these little people these groups you see

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it's just people well you know they them he [ __ ] i don't know

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these these [ __ ] people i don't give a [ __ ] i'll give a [ __ ] what tell me what not

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to say i'm a [ __ ] person i'll say whatever the [ __ ] i want these people

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um it's almost like they're so afraid of being excommunicated from their groups because

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they're just a bunch of cowards that they'll just follow whatever direction their group is going and even

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if they don't believe in a [ __ ] thing they're trying to do or trying to say they're just afraid that if i speak out

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against my friends even if i don't believe in what they're saying or the direction they're going they're gonna

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just toss me aside and say well you're not cool you're not you're not you know you can't be with us and then they're

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going to be like in no man's land because they are no person's land because they don't want to

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they don't want to be driven from their group that they've known even though they don't agree with what they're doing

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but then again don't want to join who who they've been opposing this entire time

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so they're kind of left in this limbo but then the conservatives are doing the same thing whereas like well if i don't follow

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you know these lines that i had that have specifically been drawn from you know from fellow conservatives

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if i don't toe the line no i i think you're not a liberal conservative you're talking about more more republican and

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democrat right no no i'm talking about the radical progressives and the radical conservatives a lot of them don't

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believe in what the the group is talking about but they're afraid of being kind of shunned look at the for example

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look at what bill maher is a great example but look at the conservatives right now the conservatives what was happening with

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the democrats back in in um in like 2020 2021 where it seemed more progressive

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where it seemed like the party was having these inter-party you know they were really kind of going

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at each other and they seemed very divisive within their same party and in early 2021

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the republicans seemed like they were kind of all on the same page now midway through

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2022 it's no it's completely different now now you have

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the republicans have are very divided and now you're starting to see

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their radical sides coming out when who's more of the radical conservative

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and who's just a regular republican you're starting to see it so it's not i'm starting to see it's not my perspective

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but you're saying it's not this it's not that it can i could be wrong on everything i'm

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saying that's my perception from what i'm seeing you know on on a day-to-day basis from

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there the conversations that i'm looking at on whether it's you know on c-span or whatever i'm watching you

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know what they say perception they say a lot perceptions are like [ __ ] you put a

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mirror up to it it sees itself my [ __ ] must look at itself every day because i'm always looking

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i present my [ __ ] to the mirror constantly i say hi to it perceptions are like [ __ ] if you

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bleach it it just won't feel the same yes it will [Laughter]

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anyway no but i mean yeah you ever put hair on your insole no no i have why

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would i remove any hair from there god intended for there to be hair between my crack and and hair shall remain okay

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okay plus i don't it's it's an out hole only and so i know but it feels so like clean when you wipe oh it's it's i think

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that's where the baby webs are for anyway perceptions aside

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because of one of the problems in this country where where where there's a

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strong belief that they're oh well i'm sorry because of the beliefs

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in in wit in in parties okay there's there's a reality that there are only

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two major parties there there are more parties than than two but because people

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vote for vote for people i'm sorry they vote against people rather than four we've we we have the result of two major

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parties uh which is which is a problem due to due to that reality

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neither of the two major parties truly represents

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the majority of the people that identify with with that party

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that's why people say oh uh democrats aren't um aren't aligned they're not

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aligned what's the word um unified democrats are in unified republicans are due to fight how could there be

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when when one of two major parties cannot possibly represent 50 percent of

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the views of or the views of 50 percent of this country it's just it's it's impossible

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statistically it's impossible and use any uh adverb or adjective use

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any word that you want to and and it'll work it's just impossible the other parties need to have some sort of

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more they need to be more visible they need to be more it's not about the visibilities but people need to vote for them but no luck

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convincing somebody to vote for somebody yeah i know i think it's just because you look at democrats and republicans in this um the amount of money that they

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can generate versus the other politicians from other parties people are afraid of voting

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for somebody else and a lot of them are afraid of voting they've so used to voting one way or another

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between two parties so that they need to really [ __ ] start opening their eyes and saying hey there's other options you

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don't like the two-party system because there is no two-party system there are other parties open your [ __ ] eyes do

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the research stop following like sheep every [ __ ] news report and every other friend and all just because my

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daddy was a republican [ __ ] that do your research there's more parties out there vote for the smartest candidate vote for

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the best choice at least that you know don't just be ashamed i'd rather have a democrat the

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republican what if the democrat is a turd literally it turned out of someone's [ __ ] is the republicans the

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[ __ ] sandwich no no the republicans are human but the democrat is a piece of turd literally [ __ ] out of someone's

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[ __ ] but it has the stamped democrat you want a turd because it has that that but a lot of people will vote that way

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because oh my daddy was a democrat not even because of because they they truly have this book they're just so dead set

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on their no i vote democrat and that's it and the the parties themselves i'm sorry

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the parties themselves the democrats and the republican parties like the the the what do they call the party bosses

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for like a better word they they they encourage those views among people who aren't politicians they

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want an us versus them it only benefits them what i'm showing you is is an art is a headline or a piece of news that i

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saw earlier in the week or i might have seen it last week former republicans and democrats form a

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new third political party they're calling it forward

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and it's supposed to be this new centrist party a moderate kind of moderate party i i i hope i would give

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him a shot let's give him a shot that's literally i mean because for democrats and republicans to come and form a third

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party it means that they all have a collectively kind of inline idea

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they see the flaws from each of their respective parties the radicals and they say hey listen we can make it

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if this is the ultimate bipartisan move by kind of escaping from your from your

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original party and saying let's form this thing let's let's get together with our opponents and let's form this let's

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register as forward forward members [ __ ] yeah i'll do it i'll do it hey forward people you got my vote that's right not

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yet let's see what you got let's see what you talk about well also let's see if you'll sponsor us yeah rockybird podcast sponsored by

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forward party the forward party that'd be amazing that would have been moving this country forward that's right dude

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that would be amazing that would kind of put an end or at least a four year end to some [ __ ] radical [ __ ] mm-hmm

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um by the way do you know what the statistics show as far as like and i i want to i want to be accurate

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but by actually there's some detail that i don't know where i'm going with this do i understand you don't know

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i'm a jack of all trades master of none masturbator if not um so

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uh it's something it's so here's here's the statistic but i i hear and i'll explain the detail that i don't know 40

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of people in this country identify as as unaffiliated or or or maybe they

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identify as moderate the point is only 30 percent of one side and 30 percent of another like truly truly

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identify as either democrat republican and i don't know if that's based on voting records or if it's based on

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actual registration of parties or maybe it's just based on polling either way that's

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the statistic 40 40 of the people are in the middle 30 are identified as radical

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and 30 on the other and and the fact that there's there's hopefully a viable now

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a moderate centrist party that'll that'll put put the other two into check that would be amazing

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what we need is at least four to five viable viable major parties but but

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hopefully we will get them and if all these people you hear all these interviews with you know people on the streets saying

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well it's a two-party system well here's your [ __ ] chance you have a new party coming out the forward party you don't

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like the two-party system that has been presented to us or at least that you know that is the perception because of

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voting statistics people voting norms you vote one way or the other well now here's your chance we all have an

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opportunity to see what the this new party is all about to uh to see the candidates that they

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present and to see what they can present to us as far as a change in whatever it is

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that we don't like or do like here's our chance don't talk all that [ __ ] about you don't like this or that

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when you have a new opportunity to make change and then do the same [ __ ] thing you've been doing this entire time is

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voting either republican or democrat you have a choice you have a new opportunity with a new choice a new option i'd say

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get off your [ __ ] ass do the goddamn research and maybe take a chance take a chance to make this country better than

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it already is because right now right now we're in a world of [ __ ] in my opinion

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i'm trying to see by the way there's this guy on tick tock

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and he goes around and his whole thing is we get all these people that we you know you watch

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fox news cnn you watch all these major news networks and you know you're getting these people

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i guess they're they pick them or i don't know who the how the [ __ ] it works but they're all talking about like well you know would you either vote for this

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run of that one i don't know this guy's on tick tock and he's making it very clear but this guy is

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going out to some of the worst neighborhoods in the country talking to gangs like

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i mean like when i say gangs i mean like a literal street gang like it could be the bloods or the crips or whoever

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whatever neighborhood he's in and he's talking to people in their gangs well they're wearing colors and they got guns on them and everything

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he's saying who would you vote for watch those tick tocks i'm not going to say what the what the people on the

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video say but it's not who you think they're thinking about no it's not joe biden they dude

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these people could not [ __ ] say enough bad things about biden before

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they actually said trump because the guy said if you had to vote right now between joe biden and donald

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trump oh my god it was just an overwhelming there one guy was like biden

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bye man you need to get trump back in the white house these are gang members they're all

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like 30 deep in the street and there's one white guy with his phone is out there vote based on gang member no i'm

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just saying but the perception is that they all said that all donald trump is raising me to wait for me to register

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for this year's congressional race in my district as a forward member no i don't think it's too late at all but why don't

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you do more research until the forward party into the forward party and see more about like what they're about

29:46

like but here's here's the thing though and i know what you're saying right like what is their position on yeah what is

29:52

there for like what are they exactly representing so at a at a high level they represent

29:59

being moderate right that's that's one right and i almost want to say

30:05

to a certain extent it doesn't matter what their specific policy positions are because even right now people who

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identify i'm not talking about politicians hey even politicians paul whether you're a politician or

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whether whether you're you're a citizen [Music] identifying as

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being affiliated with a political party doesn't indicate what your views are

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on any issue that's what i'm saying it's a leaning yeah you're either going to lean one way or the other but that's why

30:35

i say we gotta do more research until like what exactly this is what i'm saying it doesn't matter if it's a moderate view

30:41

i and this is an assumption right that whether it's about guns or abortion or about

30:47

the border about anything it's going to be a centrist view you can't have completely open border you can't have completely

30:54

closed board you can't have abortions up until the day of birth you can't eliminate abortions

30:59

altogether all together rightly and so on and so forth that would be my assumption and you're right it's it's it

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it does depend a little bit right there's some importance on what their specific views are

31:10

but just the fact that they're trying to be a centrist moderate party is

31:16

already attractive to me yeah already i'm with you 100 there's a reason i changed my political

31:22

affiliation because i just cannot i cannot remain

31:27

leaning towards one side when the side i was leaning towards just has has not been making any sense it doesn't

31:34

lean to one side no i'm kind of like one of those kind of down the middle guys

31:39

it takes up a lot of room so if you get to the left if if mine leaned to one side or the other

31:44

i would probably be arrested for indecent exposure so i have to make sure it's always down the middle

31:51

anyway uh i think it might be too late to register for this year's uh i would i think you should research it see what

31:58

the timing is on it and [ __ ] do it i'd vote for you yeah i need to raise funding

32:04

you know what am i doing at home is there such thing i know there's not

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but imagine if there is such thing as um vice congressman you would be my wife's congressman

32:17

i can be like the staff member i'll wear listen i'll wear the high heels and shave my head like this [ __ ] idiot

32:23

that biden has right now and this is coffee this is not bring your i'll bring your your black with three pumps of

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caramel and five pumps of caramel and foam

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all right uh brown sugar brown sugar and cold foam yeah i'll bring that i go to donkeys and

32:40

get your [ __ ] cold foam thing uh this is not an endorsement of nepotism if and when dominic leon

32:48

becomes one of my staff members um it'll because he passed the test that's right it'll be

32:53

because of his uh his merits and and not because uh he's my ride or die unless his husband says nobody

33:02

while he's in the office i'll be standing in the front door go where the [ __ ] you going you got an invitation to this party no

33:08

then [ __ ] kick rocks but i'm a constituent yeah constituent of what

33:15

of what yeah keep going i want to talk to him talk to me first

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no no no no no no no this isn't the mob

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yeah i'm the door but i ain't no what do you want that's my name open door how

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can i help you i want to talk to charlie yeah my name's charlie today what do you want

33:40

i'm here i see my congressman i identify as charlie the congressman right now you're talking to me what do you want

33:46

no that sounds like [ __ ] keep going speaking of of uh you got an appointment

33:53

no speaking of of uh uh congress people um

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uh you know going to bed or or assisting things i'm so happy

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so happy that i'm finally at 100 uh gi bill oh dude yeah that was that was uh that was that was uh yeah it was

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over a year and a half it took me a year and a half this you got it squared away because you got you did the

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right thing you went through the right channels and you spoke to the right people and you pushed you pushed and you pushed and

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listen that's a good testament to uh don't give up especially when you know you you're old something you know you're

34:27

right you kiss you can't just [ __ ] lay down belly up and give up when you know you got to get something

34:33

and it's coming to you you [ __ ] push you get that [ __ ] that's right now if somebody if if if

34:39

the thing that somebody's got to give to you requires you to lay on your belly then uh you know that's that's

34:46

that's another story um anyway that's that's unrelated to my

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i do suggest that belly down position it's unrelated to my previous comments about passable trainees

34:58

oh there's another topic i wanted to talk about transgender no no no okay uh uh

35:07

night court nightcore all right so going back to the first thing that charlie mentioned about you know it was a it was a clip i showed

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him about about um [Music] the uh the constitution and all that and

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in this clip the guy says you know we're all a family we're all children of the constitution and we all

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should treat you know we're a family and we should all treat each other with respect and and yada yada yada

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i had made a comment about that saying but the problem with that is i'm tick-tock the problem with that is

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sometimes family can hurt you more than people you don't even know and that's the kind of

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pain that's hard to to go away or it's harder to make go away especially when

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people you love you know family and friends if they hurt you in such a way it's like

35:56

you know they hurt you the pain is harder because they're closer to you so you feel it a lot more

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in your soul and you take it a lot more personally because it's coming from a person who knows you

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that being said i've been going through this family drama for about a week now

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and you know it really hit me this is the new drama now you know i'm kind of i'm

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just going to kind of lay lay out my personal [ __ ] here for a second

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for almost 43 years now most of the women in my life not all of

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them most of the women in my life have let me down or upset me or or

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did something harmful to me that i can't say it's unforgivable because

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i've always tried to be that person that let it go just move forward forget it

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and it kind of goes away but then my father never did that and my father was in my life

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kind of in and out because of his job he was a merchant marine um [Music]

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my grandfather never did that only because he didn't really know how to raise a kid

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and when i went to go live with them he did the best he could with what he knew how to do

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but um because my mother is my grandfather's stepdaughter so he never had any of his

37:22

own kids so he did the best he could with what he knew how to do now

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i grew up with a mother who was pretty much

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not all there she was you know kind of on the on the crazier side she was one of those studio 54 people

37:41

she was you know obviously very deep into the 80s anybody who understands that

37:47

you know take it how you how you can get it um and

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you know we my mother and i were homeless for two years and we lived on the streets of coney island and south

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brooklyn and then my grandmother figured out what was going on my sister had already been

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living in puerto rico and then my grandmother figured out what was going on somehow i think somebody

38:09

said something to her and i i eventually ended up in puerto rico when i was eight years old but before the time i was six to eight years old my

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mother and i lived on the streets of we were even sleeping underneath the boardwalk of coney island and bushes we were kind of everywhere in

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different people's houses because we had nowhere to go but a lot of this was my mother's own

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doing because i watched my mother do a lot of you know weird [ __ ] that kids should never see

38:34

their mother ever doing and you know and uh and the abusiveness out

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of that was a lot of it was geared it was towards me because i was the only person

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i guess the closest to her where she can get out that rage and anger and whatever the [ __ ]

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else she had in her mind and in her heart i was the i guess the the target of all that and

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then when i went to puerto rico it didn't really change you know anything that bad happened in

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my house my sister would my sister could have burned down the [ __ ] house my grandparents would have beat me for it

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and my grandparents had a bad day i'd get in trouble for they'd yell at me or hit me for whatever

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and mainly it was my grandmother not my grandfather so much he would get upset mainly because he

39:25

didn't want to hear her mouth but my my struggle was that i was always getting

39:30

in trouble for things i never did my sister would do or she would be the one couple before it but i would always

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get the the [ __ ] end of the stick and then fast forward

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so now i got it from my mother i got it from my grandmother and now i'm getting it from my sister

39:49

where she just she's got no friends she's got no life my sister is 47 years old she's never worked a day in her life

39:56

my grandfather's given her a house she destroyed it she's had at least 17 cars she's

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destroyed every single one of them she's got three beautiful girls all of which my grandparents raised because my

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sister's a [ __ ] idiot um but because nobody is around her and because she's got no friends and she's

40:13

got no life i think the only thing she has left is to create drama where there is no drama to

40:19

be had only because it's the only thing that makes her life kind of i guess it's the only excitement

40:25

she can find kind of thing but because i'm the only one around because she's got no friends and nobody

40:30

else that gives a [ __ ] about her i'm the target of her you know [ __ ] aggression so again

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here i'm going through this [ __ ] you know with family and it's always primarily the women

40:45

now again i don't have anything against women but it just seems that the women in my

40:51

family have decided let's all just attack me because i'm an easy target because

40:57

i don't i don't really go after people i don't really give a [ __ ] but it still hurts

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and it hurts me because i seem to always try to go out

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of my way to help people when whatever way i can if it's within my reach and you know like i had my

41:16

niece living with me for a while which you know it was a big deal and because my sister

41:21

was just such an incompetent person but she took that as if i were trying to

41:27

say that she was a failure and then she's no good and that's when i'm like i'm trying to help your own daughter

41:33

you're making this about you my point to all this is yeah we are all in this country together

41:41

there's no there's no you don't like it you're welcome to leave but if you want to stay yeah that means

41:47

we're all here together at some point we have to figure out a [ __ ] way to be unified but that doesn't mean we're all

41:52

going to get along all the time but at the same time

41:58

you can't expect people to just like you or be nice because we're all under the

42:03

same umbrella of the constitution that's not the way this country works and you can't expect people to accept

42:10

things or [Music] not accept things what's another synonym for not accepting or you know whatever

42:16

it is like no like basically everybody's different and

42:21

that's the beautiful thing about this country is that even though we're in this country we're americans and we're all under the same constitution and the

42:28

same laws it's not always just live and let live

42:33

you know you have to accept that people are different in this country my point of that is you can treat

42:39

your fellow americans as family because sometimes family can hurt you worse than somebody you don't know

42:46

so let people just be people don't try to get into their business don't try to get into their lives don't

42:53

try to dictate what they can and cannot do because then you're gonna end up getting hurt far worse than you expect and far

42:59

worse than you may even think that you can be so don't think of each other as family

43:04

just we're all americans under the same constitution i know i'm probably rambling but i just needed to get this

43:10

out because that particular tick tock really it really kind of messed with my head a

43:16

little bit you know something happens to charlie i'll worry

43:21

and i'll help him but if something happens to the guy down like two doors down i'm like i don't know him like i hope he's all right

43:28

you know that's the best i'm gonna do because i don't know i don't know what's going on

43:35

now now that i got that off of my chest i'm uh i'm i'm looking to whether or not it's too late

43:40

for me to run as a forward candidate i think you should i think you should i'm i already signed up

43:45

on uh on their website as a member and uh i'm gonna reach out to their their local coordinator to see to see what

43:52

they can do about this you gotta show me how to do that then easy peasy japanese

43:59

so was that racist japanese no no you can say japanese you just you shouldn't use the proper pronouns

44:08

japanese in japan

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[Laughter]

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[Music]

44:34

holy [ __ ] that was great

44:40

uh anyway um so what was going on about the candidate

44:45

thing uh oh so so the two in in in our district because i think we're definitely in the

44:51

same district um two candidates then come at the republican and

44:57

just i i want to be careful how i phrase this a a

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someone who first of all there was no party in our uh sorry there was no primary in our district this year

45:11

because there was only one person who registered as a democrat to run and one person who registered as a republican to

45:17

run how crazy is that the republican is the incumbent and the democrat is just some

45:23

guy that's like uh well i guess nobody else is doing it and he signed up

45:30

no i mean no offense them i i don't know anything about him i i mean i read a little bit i don't think but if that's your only motivation that oh nobody else

45:36

is going to do it like come on man holy [ __ ] this is why nothing changes

45:43

because people don't [ __ ] put themselves you want change but you're never going to have the balls to go and

45:49

be a part of that change and then [ __ ] oh this shit's [ __ ] up no

45:54

you had a [ __ ] chance to do something about it and you chose not to that that

46:00

takes away every [ __ ] right for you to say anything about anything you have the chance for change you

46:07

decided not to do anything about it that makes your [ __ ] voice null and void it's quiet shut up you have no [ __ ]

46:14

voice here you decided to be quiet now your opinions mean dick shut up in color

46:19

that's it just [ __ ] toe the line that's what your goddamn sheep i wish i had a [ __ ] spray can to spray can

46:25

people with little letters and big orange [ __ ] like sheep like you mark sheep on a farm i'm gonna mark these

46:31

[ __ ] brand them oh that would be [ __ ] fantastic carry around walking a brand uh carrying a branding iron and a

46:37

blowtorch just actually speaking of [ __ ] i'll just quietly just heat it up and what are you

46:42

doing i'm like you'll see so get this i i speaking of branding i saw this very very cool video

46:48

uh on tick tock of course of all places where uh it was a new technique for a

46:54

painless technique for branding they they took a a bra i think it was a regular branding iron maybe it was a

47:00

special one is it like with the cold ice yeah yeah yeah i've seen so so it was liquid nitrogen they make it super cold

47:06

they put it against the fur and then the fur in that spot always grows uh uh white or gray in a different

47:13

color but in in the shape of the brain it has something to do with the hair follicles yeah yeah they do but the hair

47:18

keeps growing yeah but it just and it doesn't damage the skin or hurts yeah it's painless isn't that cool

47:24

it's not painless man i've had a [ __ ] planter wart and they put that liquid nitrogen [ __ ] on the bottom of my foot

47:30

man i saw marilyn monroe and elvis presley having a conversation but it's like a moment

47:36

still

47:45

[Music] the podiatrist that did this [ __ ]

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nitrogen [ __ ] on my plant no she did that plantar wart nitrogen thing i had like ten on one foot ones no i only had

47:57

like three or four on one foot but so i'm gay but

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this woman she was she was jewish this is at the va hospital in brooklyn

48:09

this woman there was something about her right next to fort hamilton right next to it there's something about her that

48:15

as she's doing this to my foot she was stunning like a beautiful woman

48:21

obviously jewish though you know and that was it was the nose but her nose wasn't like

48:29

it was she was a stunning woman nose and all it was like everything was where it was supposed to be it was like if this

48:34

is the first episode you're ever listening to or watching i am jewish i'm allowed to say the word

48:39

no mistakes were made in the in the making of this woman you know and you know the guy left it in

48:45

there for long enough let it marinate he got in there deep he let it sit every everything was done

48:51

correctly you know they made her and the whole time she was doing this to my foot she's looking at me making eye

48:57

contact she goes is that okay and her smile i almost like god like i

49:02

my body and my brain says not to say anything obviously because i mean

49:07

i'm i'm homosexual but my penis says you should say something to this brother

49:13

you should definitely like yeah i think we should explore this new avenue of possibilities and i'm talking to myself

49:19

going shut up like this no it's not what we're doing there was something about her and she smiled the entire time and she rubbed my

49:27

foot she goes i'm sorry and i'm like oh my gosh she is caressing my ugly ass eyes 13 foot

49:33

i don't know it's the only time but i still remember the pain the pain of like needles digging into my

49:39

foot as she's spraying this thing dude tell me that didn't [ __ ] hurt when they sprayed that [ __ ] on your feet

49:46

horrible burning it's cold but it burns like a [ __ ] i had you know where you got plantar warts

49:51

if this was in my infantry officer base of course it was it was like the last week of the field and we

49:58

went to some like fake fob you know training fob and there were these like wooden wooden floor shower tents

50:05

and and i walked around barefoot because i forgot my shower shoes and within like two weeks both feet had

50:11

like 10 each it was the worst thing and then they spread to my hands yeah it was

50:17

the worst you keep trying to pick at them and then your fingers get them and it's [ __ ] horrible

50:22

dude i had that that's [ __ ] horrible horrible i had one like right on the corner of my heel over here

50:30

i kept taking my razor to it to shave it down to see if it would help and i even

50:35

dug in there with my knife that joe saw me doing it hey will is it too uh-huh too many

50:41

relationships remember send it you sent it yeah yeah yeah

50:50

i even took a knife and my husband saw me digging into my planetary ward and he's like what are you doing i'm like

50:56

i'm trying to get to the root of this thing out of my foot he goes we need to go to the doctor stop doing this you're

51:01

a [ __ ] animal i'm like i know it because it was a regular kitchen knife that i had and i'm digging well i mean

51:07

was one of those kitchen knives that you no longer use for kitchen stuff it's like more of those like you used to open boxes and [ __ ] and i'm digging in my

51:13

[ __ ] foot you can't get rid of it like that i was trying everything and then joe finally was like you need to

51:19

stop i was making my foot bleed i was gushing it it doesn't work i know but finally i

51:25

went there and i had the she was that broad was spraying all this [ __ ] into my foot i ended up so i would i went to the

51:32

podiatrist and he would do that but like you can only go like once every two weeks or something and i got like the the free stuff from yeah from cvs and oh

51:40

i tried that too it didn't work well so here's the thing the instructions say like leave on for 30 seconds otherwise

51:45

you can cause permanent nerve damage yeah i left that on for like a minute minute and a half i'm like i don't care

51:50

i need to get rid of these things it was it was so bad i was doing all the tricks to say put [ __ ] uh

51:58

apple cider vinegar everything none of that [ __ ] [ __ ] works man you need this bra to spray

52:04

that [ __ ] on your foot and have her look you dead in the eye while she's doing it that's it just and just imagine her wearing a lot

52:11

of leather with spikes and [ __ ] you know because that's that's what it is it's it's a real [ __ ]

52:18

sado-masochistic thing because they're doing it with a smile on them anal sex doesn't hurt

52:25

well i mean it doesn't hurt me after years of practicing i think i've

52:30

developed after years of practice i built up a tolerance for it and a liking to it

52:38

clearly i think we got time for one more topic

52:44

go ahead swing better better swing

52:49

marijuana legalization what's what's up with that i think they were trying to push the

52:54

the medical marijuana here in the state but um i don't know about recreational use

53:04

let's see at some point it is going to be legal everywhere no matter what you do well i mean even the house that they're waiting

53:10

for yeah but i'm saying eventually it's going to just be legal across the country

53:16

yeah there are dispensaries like well first of all first of all i was in

53:21

new york last week and i smelled it ever i mean you used to smell it dude i went to vegas and it was like [ __ ] everybody

53:29

and their great grandmothers is smoking this [ __ ] listen july 10 north carolina senate

53:35

passes bill they could legalize medical marijuana i'm all about if you want to smoke weed

53:40

smoke weed but it doesn't mean that everybody simultaneously has to be doing it in the

53:46

streets just because you can doesn't mean you should all the time because not everybody wants to walk into

53:52

a big puff of your [ __ ] hydro or whatever the [ __ ] it is now or whatever they got going on

53:59

interesting this north carolina bill even says eligible patients it's all for

54:05

medical but says eligible patients younger than 18 could consume medical cannabis through non-inhalation methods

54:11

with the consent of illegal guardians i wonder if my new york medical marijuana would be transferable to north carolina

54:16

i mean if they do it maybe or i mean because i have it from again yeah you would just do it again maybe

54:22

i don't think they reciprocity probably is not a thing yet not with that no i think it'd be too new

54:28

and the reasons that marijuana you know hemp was was deemed illegal anyway where the reasons they had for

54:35

were [ __ ] ridiculous i mean originally like you told me years ago what's that it meant like 70 years ago

54:42

yeah like [ __ ] a long ass time ago i mean it was conservative christian values is what made it illegal no no

54:48

that's not it you look it up what it was is pharmaceutical companies now it wasn't pharmaceuticals either it was

54:55

you've heard that right i've heard that too but it wasn't if you do the research marijuana was deemed illegal

55:01

like over 70 years ago because hemp the hemp that would that would be used from the plant could have put [ __ ]

55:09

paper fabric paper manufacturers and road manufacturers completely out of business

55:14

and they saw that as a threat to their bottom line so they got together with their lobbyists and they [ __ ] pushed and

55:21

pushed and then they made they made movies like um uh what the [ __ ] is these uh what's it's a

55:28

movie [ __ ] it's a movie that was made that they made these like people smoking weed and they were going great reefer

55:33

madness yeah they made that to kind of really demonize marijuana the reason they call it marijuana is because

55:39

marijuana is it's a spanish word that comes from mexico which is another thing they try to attach to it saying that

55:46

well it's this demon weed it's a demon drug coming from the south in mexico and it's this is this drug and

55:53

you know that's if you do it you'll find out it was the paper people and the rope manufacturers they just didn't want hemp

55:59

to be a thing to be manufactured into anything because it would have put them out of business or at least really

56:05

hurt their bottom line so they used lobbyists and money to try to push for this [ __ ] thing google i googled was

56:12

marijuana illegal you ready for this answer i'm reading word for word

56:18

wait what's the source well let me read yeah and then you can ask this first

56:25

the short answer is racism

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oh [ __ ] [Music] good

56:37

and at this at the turn of the 20th century cannabis was a little used drug

56:43

among americans with the start of the mexican revolution in 1910 however many mexicans began moving to the united

56:49

states and they brought with them the tradition of smoking marijuana amid a growing fear of mexican

56:55

immigrants hysterical claims about the drug began to circulate such as allegations that it caused lust

57:02

in addition the term cannabis was largely replaced by the word marijuana which some speculated was done to

57:08

promote the foreignness of the drug and to stoke xenophobia

57:13

iran around this time many states began passing laws to ban pop

57:19

in the year in the 1930s uh the head of the federal bureau of narcotics turned the battle against marijuana

57:27

some believe he was motivated less by safety and more by a desire to promote

57:32

his newly created department whatever the rationale uh this this the head of this department

57:38

sought a federal ban on the drug and to this end he initiated a high profile campaign that relied heavily on racism

57:45

he claimed the majority of pot smokers were minorities including african-americans and that marijuana had

57:51

a negative effect on these quote degenerate races such as inducing violence or causing

57:57

insanity you can't argue have you ever seen a person on weed that

58:04

wants to be violent you're you're right but you can't argue as much as as much

58:10

as right like we we laughed at sort of like the the the current implication that everything is is based on racism

58:17

right which is which is false that not everything can be based in racism plus there's all but

58:22

they love to [ __ ] say that plus the current definition of racism is completely skewed as as we know um

58:31

but all that being said you it's tough to argue with evidence that says the head of this bureau of narcotics

58:37

literally said it it affects minorities by making them violent and then the states made started making

58:44

it illegal it's tough to argue with that not being a racist although that yeah

58:49

that is the racist part of it yeah obviously because he used it to that's [ __ ] crazy speaking of weed

58:56

let's talk about brittany greiner that's her name yep nine years ago but yeah the wmba nine years in a [ __ ] uh in a in

59:04

a labor camp it's it's and you know what she's saying yeah but you know what she said that tim kennedy

59:10

uh and i love tim kennedy tim kennedy if you're listening dude i love you great tim kennedy said

59:16

britney griner said when i was arrested they didn't read me right my rights

59:22

and tim kennedy you're in [ __ ] russia this is the what this is

59:28

right is an american thing because of the supreme court you know you like you know and then some and she's like oh

59:34

well this is racist and then she's like oh it's just because she's a woman of color but meanwhile there's a lot about

59:39

herself no somebody else said that but meanwhile is a white guy who did the same exact thing just a few years back

59:44

and he got like like nine years or ten years in prison too so it's not about race it's about the this was the marine

59:50

but this is somebody else yeah yeah it's like yeah submarine or whatever he and he got like something

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fogle is his name and he got and he got like nine or ten years in a in a in a russian prison because he same exact

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thing for bringing marijuana in the country no it's not it's not racist

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that racist every country has their law you know it's illegal to chew gum in singapore

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that that might be the case but the reason the reason she was arrested is because because

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russia's aggression ukraine and it's it's retaliation they any american there is not safe truly i hope that there's no

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american in russia but the only reason she was there is because they pay her to their they pay her more money than they

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pay her here to play basketball and look at uh was it magic johnson that got paid like a million dollars to play in saudi

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arabia who was was it magic johnson a lot of these players they go out to europe they go out to these different countries to

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play sports and they get paid [ __ ] mega bucks you know how many american mlb players have gone to japan to play

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baseball because they get played they get paid megabucks you know how many basketball players go to eastern europe

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latvia and all these other countries to go play basketball from the nba and they play in europe and the european league because

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they can make [ __ ] bank she was doing the same thing a lot of these other players because she only made like what i think it was like two

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or six hundred thousand a year to play in the wnba i don't know who was but i i thought i think it was magic but she was

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making over like a million something to play in russia but the problem with that is like she

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had been there already several times so she knew the rules she should have known and the

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fact that she said they didn't read me my rights i'm like where do you think this is yeah you know that's ignorance random

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state in the us there is no miranda rights in russia and you had to have known that bringing marijuana in there

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was illegal the fact that you got caught is the only problem you have and now the whole biggest thing is that she she was

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really pushing hard for the national anthem to not be played at wnba games

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she was taking a knee during the national anthem she was that is completely irrelevant to her current situation in in let me finish because

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i'm only regurgitating what's part of the story it's not my perception or my opinion this is it's part of the story in places where

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you might have read it but the actual story is wnba like you you said most of it until you got to the fact of what her

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stance was in the national anthem irrelevant she could have been she could have been like

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opposite she had been like we must pledge of allegiance every morning as we brush our teeth at every nba game the

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same thing would have happened to her my point to that is that now the radical conservatives are saying well now the

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country that you hated and you hated the national anthem you hated america you hated all this now you want america to

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come to your rescue because you don't want to do nine years in a labor relationship we should defend our

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citizens overseas even if they're even if they're progressing is it relevant but this is the this is how far people

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will go to prove their their radical points they're putting two things that are not tied together with one another

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but because it was because of the same it's from the from the same person they want to type one thing of the other to

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just kind of make things either worse or just to prove their narrative like see how i'm right look at this and like it

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has nothing to do with that we should be defending our citizens the best thing about america is that

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for example the two of us could disagree on everything but we have the right to do that here in

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this country we don't have to like the fact that she doesn't like the international anthem

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listen both of us both of us him and i are in the military don't assume my

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gender no no they them and me aren't we i'm a veteran he's in the

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military currently but one of the things i always knew about the constitution and what we were doing

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is that i'm defending something and i'm in a position where

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if you hate my guts for being a soldier if you hate the fact that i defended this country and the ways that i did and

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the things that we do and the ways that we do them i'm defending your right to hate me

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because that's the american way freedom i'm defending your right to not like the

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constitution or not like the [ __ ] the national anthem or not like the flag you

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can hate it all you want and i will defend your right to do that that's the american way speaking of

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hating dominic's guts if you were a closeted uh conservative or republican who in

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heart of hearts likes men even if you hate cabinet

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republicans no that's a difference that's always amazing is it there okay it's all gay republicans okay but

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they're not closeted they're open i'm talking about they're not they're not and they're not in the closet but they're all in this log cabin

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sure but they're not a closet okay but i'm talking about the the closet of the evangelicals yeah like trying to somewhere i'm talking about the lindsey

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grahams of the world i'm talking about the i'm talking about the um in the world

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okay ladybug you could you could james is my ladybug

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you could hate his guts okay but this man will still let you rearrange his guts with that ladies and

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gentlemen august 5th 2022 rack your brain podcast this was dominic leon and

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this was charlie fuchs and we will see you guys next time [Music]

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so [Music]

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you