Candace Owens SILENCES Feminist ｜ @christinegracesmith ｜ Pearl Daily Ep. 56
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Candace Owens does not hold back when it comes to her thoughts on the LGBTQ+ community. In this episode of the Just Pearly Things YouTube channel, Christine covers her views on the trans+ community and how they should be dealt with.
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Hey, welcome back to the Just Pearly Things YouTube channel. No, I am not Pearl. My name
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is Christine Grace and today I'm going to be covering the Pearl Daily Show. Pearl is back
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in the States. I believe she's gone to Miami, so make sure you stay tuned for all of the content
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that's going to be coming over from there. But it is business as usual here in London, so today
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I am going to be covering the treachery debauchery going on in today's world. So let's get straight
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into it today. The first topic on the list today is Candace Owens discussing the trans
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community. Now, I'm aware this is always a very hot topic. I'm a Candace Owens fan, so
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yeah, let's take a look at what she's got to offer us today.
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Your demented homophobic and transphobic rhetoric and rants just further prove our point that
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we have to fight loudly to be respected. The reason that LGBTQIA plus rates are so high in
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this country, it's because there are people like you who make us feel like we don't belong.
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Okay, is there a question in there or a speech? You've got to ask a question, buddy.
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How do you and how do you think other people with your beliefs respond to the fact that
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your hateful and harmful rhetoric costs the lives of queer children every single day,
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Okay, so this is just going to be a pure boogeyman. You're pretending that someone committed to
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because of Candace Owens. You've got no facts here. I sat down with a man named Walt Hyer
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who was convinced to chop his penis off after your community told him that there was something
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wrong with him because he had confusion. Why was he trans? Because he was motivated when he
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was four years old by his uncle. Rather than being sat down and spoken to by a psychologist,
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he was handed hormone pills and he eventually chopped off his penis.
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So, the high rates go up after they transition. After they transition. And Candace Owens wasn't
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Look, there's a couple of points to take away from here. Firstly, I think it's great that
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she calls him out on us. Is there actually a question in there? Because a lot of people
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within this community just want to scream at what they think the problem is instead of
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actually looking at data and statistics and coming to a logical conclusion for what's actually
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going on. The truth is, she's not actually spitting anything hateful. She's not proclaiming
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anything hateful towards these people. In fact, a lot of people on the conservative side of
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things are acknowledging that these people need help. The problem lies in the fact that
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in their community, they're saying, this is an identity thing. This is just who we are.
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They almost want their mental illness to be affirmed. And that's why they call it affirming
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care. But it's like, is that really helping anyone when you're affirming someone's mental
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illness? Like if you've got an anorexic person and you affirm their mental illness. So if you
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tell someone who's anorexic that yes, you are in fact fat when they're not, how is that
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helping them? And that's the problem. And I think the example of the guy that she spoke
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to is a perfect example for how these things can be really, really dangerous. I mean, let
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alone the fact that we've got the people in this community advocating for children to be
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chemically and sometimes physically castrated. That's not doing any good for anyone. And it's
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absolute facts that suicide rates go up after transition. I think, I mean, I'm speculating
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here. I don't have any evidence for this, but I think of course, it's going to go up
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after transition because they're likely going to feel the same, but their body has completely
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changed. And often you can't go back on these decisions. They're permanent life altering decisions.
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And yet they're still miserable inside. Of course, it's going to be a miserable place to
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be uncomfortable in your own skin, whatever that may look like. Any kind of body dysmorphia,
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dysphoria, whatever it is, it's going to be uncomfortable. It's going to be a harsh place
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to be. And the answer is with inside yourself because it's a cognitive problem. If you can't
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acknowledge the biological facts of your body, that's a problem in your mind. That's got nothing
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to do with what's going on on the outside. So I think she did a great job here of putting him
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straight and saying, look, you need to look at the facts. It's not me who's forcing them
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to cut their dicks off, as she puts it. And quite rightly so. These people are self mutilating
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themselves. They're doing it to themselves. And then they want to blame someone else for
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their own mental problems. And that's not the way forward. The only way to deal with any
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kind of mental illness. First step is self accountability and acknowledging that you have
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a problem. But these people don't want to acknowledge that it's a problem. Even the NHS website
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doesn't claim that it's a mental illness anymore. So really, what can we do? We can just try
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and educate them. But unfortunately, there's a large group of people that he's just admitted.
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They want to scream really loudly. And they think that's the only way to get anything done
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instead of perhaps having a genuine conversation and trying to find a way forward. But what can
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The next topic on today's agenda is a clip from Joe Rogan. I'm a huge Joe Rogan fan. Absolutely
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love the Joe Rogan experience and have watched many, many hours of it. He's also discussing this issue
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of chemically castrating children. He has some guy on his show and he puts a very simple question to him.
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For whatever reason, this adult man is completely bewildered by a very simple question. That's where
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we're at, guys. That's where we're at in our society and in our culture today. That adults who should be
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competent enough to comprehend a basic, simple question can't even answer it simply because of their fear
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of seeming politically incorrect. Anyway, let's, let's roll the clip.
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Why do you have to give them hormones to make them more of a girl?
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Uh, because, I'm sorry, can you expand on the question?
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It's a simple question. If you say that the child thinks it's a girl, so you're going to give the
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child hormones. If the child thinks it's a girl, let it be a girl. Why are you adding hormones? If you're
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shooting hormones into the child and you're affecting the child's development, you're saying that's not a
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choice. That's nonsense. Of course, it's a choice. You're choosing to chemically change this child's
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body. You're choosing to inject things into this child's body on a regular basis that are going to
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radically affect the physical development of their body. And you're saying that this isn't a choice.
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He's completely baffled by the question. He, he, he can't comprehend that Joe has asked him something
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like this. He doesn't know how to respond. This obviously comes from, like I said, a fear of
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seeming politically incorrect, a fear of saying the wrong thing. And I mean, look, let's firstly
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address the fact that this is becoming a real problem today. People can't say what they really
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think because they don't want to get cancelled or, you know, in some cases they don't want to lose
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their job for saying the wrong thing. And it's happening. I mean, here in the UK, they're about to pass the
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online safety bill, which is essentially a law. It's waiting on the Royal Ascent, but I can see it
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happening in the next sort of month or so. It's essentially a law that limits freedom of speech.
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So we are literally living in a time where you can't say what you really think. You can only say
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what you think so far as it agrees with the general status quo of society. So, so long as it agrees with
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what the government deems acceptable opinions or not. But that's a completely different issue. Look,
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the fact is that the left and the trans community constantly say that biology has nothing to do with
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your gender identity. So why is it that if your biology, your physical, biological fact of being
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either male or female, if that has nothing to do with your gender identity, then why do you need to
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change your biology to reaffirm that gender identity?
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There's a lack in the logic here. It doesn't make any sense. So if biology has nothing to do with gender
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identity and a little girl identifies as a little boy, surely going off of their whole ideology,
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that's enough for that little girl to qualify or to pass as a little boy.
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So why is it then that they would need to be chemically castrated, injected with a bunch of hormones
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to become something else? It's the same idea with when you hear about stereotypes and gender is a
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social construct and it's reinforced by the clothes we wear. The fact that we say things like pink is a
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girl's colour and blue is a boy's colour and boys like cars and trucks and fighting and girls like dolls
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and gardening and baking. If that's the case that how you dress your interests has nothing to do with
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your gender, then the whole transgender thing falls apart because if gender is just how you feel in the
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inside and how you present on the outside has nothing to do with it, then why is it men who want to be
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women wear dresses? If the external side, the materialistic things, is just a social construct and
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things we've invented, stereotypes, then why? Why do it? The whole thing just makes completely no sense to me
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and I constantly find this flaw in their logic. They say, oh it's just a social construct, we've
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invented it, it's all about how you feel on the inside. Fine, feel that way on the inside, but if
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that was the case, why are you guys chopping your dicks off? Why are you guys getting chemically castrated?
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If it was all just about the feeling on the inside, you wouldn't be mutilating yourself on the outside.
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But hey, look, that's just what I think and I'm aware that there is a very small group of people
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with a very loud voice who disagree with me, but I would like to think that this is just basic common
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sense. I'm aware that the commonness of this sense is seemingly no longer common, but hey, I think
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hopefully most sane, normal people would agree with me. Why don't you let me know what you think?
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Moving on to topic number three, and in this video, I've seen it already, in this video,
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we witness a dad teaching a mother a very valuable lesson. Now, I'm aware that this video upset a lot
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of people, but before I give you my thoughts on it, I want you guys to take a look and get your initial
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feeling of the video first, and then I'll let you know what I think. So let's check out.
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yeah so i think that speaks to the state of our culture right now
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she is so distracted by her phone that she's not even aware of her surroundings she's not aware
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of what's going on including the fact that her child is within her surroundings and they're out
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in public at night you really shouldn't be facing away from your child looking in your phone i think
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we can all agree hopefully on that point what now i think the issue here a lot of people have
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is whether it was kind for the dad to do this to her and put her through this emotional distress
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look i think it's great i completely agree with what he did is a valuable lesson and unfortunately
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as human beings we tend to only learn things through action right when you're a kid if you touch
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the hot stove you're not going to touch it again because you've already touched it you know we have
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this curiosity and it's only through that curiosity that we can learn things and that's only through
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action you know using the stove example a mother could say to a child a million times don't touch
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the stove it's hot you're going to get hurt you're going to get hurt but really it's only when the
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child touches the hot stove and they actually have that experience of ow that hurts that they're never
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they're definitely never going to touch that hot stove again i actually had a similar experience
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when i was a kid for christmas i got some money and i left the money lying around somewhere and my
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cousin took the money and sort of pretended that it was stolen or whatever and i panicked i'm like
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where's the money gone and i had the same reaction as this lady i'm looking around and i'm completely
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lost and my cousin pulls out the money is like don't leave your money lying around and you know what
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was a great lesson i've never left my money lying around since soon as i get any kind of money in a
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gift or whatever it goes straight in my purse and my purse goes in my bag and i think that's just an
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example of how experiences shape our behavior more than anything else because her husband may well we
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don't know the context here we don't know the history behind this her husband may well have told her
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before you need to be more aware of your surroundings you need to be more aware of what's going on around
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you especially when you're looking after our baby and this may have happened well before this incident
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and this incident may be the peak of some ongoing story that we perhaps don't know about i'm speculating
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i could be completely wrong either way even if this was the first instance of this i completely agree
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with what he's done i think it's absolutely necessary i actually think it's appalling that she could be
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so engrossed with something that's going on on her screen to not even realize that her own child
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is being taken away even after she realized that the child's gone notice what she's still holding on to
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she doesn't drop the phone i think there's a very valuable lesson for us to learn here about how
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addicted we are to these things and how important they've become in our lives that even when a woman has
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lost her child the child has been seemingly kidnapped that's that's still she's still clinging on to that
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it's the fact that even as soon as she realized the child is gone the first place she checked is the
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little i don't know what it's called but the little flap thing like like the child's going to be in there
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it's like her brain isn't even working logically and she doesn't know what to do with herself she's just
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sort of looking around completely lost because her attention was elsewhere and she just doesn't know
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what to do so look the only way for us to really learn unfortunately a lot of the time is the hard
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way and that's through experience it's through action and i think the husband has done an absolutely
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great job here of teaching her a very valuable lesson and hopefully she takes that lesson on board
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and she becomes more aware of her surroundings and she knows when to put the phone down
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and realize where you are to be a bit more aware and have more attention on your child than you do
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on a piece of metal in your hand leave it at that the next topic on today's agenda is the problem
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with gen z the problem with gen z i'm gen z i'm so offended no i'm not offended there are many many
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problems with my generation today and we need to talk about them we need to not be offended by them
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we need to recognize what they are so that we can be better and hopefully not end up on a complete path
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to destruction so let's see what this video has in store for us
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80s weren't perfect but i'll tell you what they didn't have there were no safe spaces
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there were no trigger warnings and there were no fucking peanut allergies
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why because for thousands of years the only people who could have children
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were ones who could hunt for food build shelter and fight saber-toothed tigers
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now there are people having kids who can't eat wheat
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well i do know i ain't fucking a guy that's scared of toast
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i was in stitches when i first saw this video i think it's absolutely great look i wasn't around
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in the 80s so i have no idea what it was actually like from personal experience but from what i've
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heard from people who were around in the 80s look it just seemed like a much easier time the general
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consensus which is to just be a bit soft and that it's it's great to be soft we've embraced
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the weakness of people in today's society not only have we embraced it but we we reinforce it
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you know when when someone puts a trigger warning on a video for some reason that's seemingly
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normal now i don't think it's the world's responsibility to have to adhere to your triggers
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i think your triggers are your responsibility and it's up to you to be able to filter out what you
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can and can't take also how are we going to move forward if we have to put trigger warnings on
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everything if we've got these people that are so easily upset and hurt and offended that they need a
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trigger warning on things what is that what is that actually doing that's wrapping them in cotton
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wool that's not exposing them to the real world that that's putting them in a position where they're
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never going to be able to handle anything because they're so protected from everything whereas
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if you got rid of all the trigger warnings on things and you just let people experience the
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world as it is chances are a lot of them would grow a pair a lot of them would get over it just as
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people have done for hundreds of thousands of years before what scares me is the fact that one day
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my generation the people now who are what 18 to 25 are not going to be 18 to 25 they're going to be
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in their 30s 40s 50s and they're going to be the people who are leading the world you know one day
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someone who's in my generation could be the next prime minister could be the next president these
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people are going to be on the board of directors these people are going to be in the un and
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all of the other foundations that are concerning at the moment anyway but imagine when people of my
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generation are in those positions of power i think we ought to be very very afraid of what that's
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going to look like because i can't even imagine what kind of mess that's going to be we need to
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we need to get a grip we need to be stronger we need to be better we need to stop covering ourselves
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in cotton wool and thinking it's okay to be weak it's not okay to be weak the real world is harsh
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the real world is going to throw things at you you've got to learn to roll with the punches
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otherwise you won't survive i'm afraid it may not seem like it in today's day and age with
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everything that's so easy but it really is survival of the fittest and you've got to be the fittest and
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today unfortunately that is being emotionally fit you've got to be able to to take things and you
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so to close today's episode we're going to be looking at a reddit story i had my first experience
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on pal daily last week and pal read me a reddit story for which i was quite shocked by to say the
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least i have no idea what the team have pulled together for me today so i'm just gonna read it and
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we will tackle it together as it comes so the gentleman writing this story is 40 years old male
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and he is saying that his ex-wife 40 female wants me to be with her in her last days okay here's the
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story i met my ex when we were both 10 she was is my twin sister's best friend so we've always been
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kind of a trio growing up we started dating at 14 and got married at 23 things got ugly because five
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years after getting married she told me she had a month-long affair with her co-worker apparently the
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guilt was too much for her so she confessed we tried to work through it but after a few months of trying
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she knew that despite the fact that i loved her i couldn't trust her anymore she told me she still
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loved me and that she'd wait for me and prove that i was the only one i wanted to believe her but you
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know some things just can't be fixed we never had kids three years after the divorce i met my now
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wife 38 female we got married two years after dating she's everything i could ever dream of in a wife
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and more my ex as my sister told me they're still besties never really recovered she quit her job and
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is now working in a church throughout my relationship with my wife she kept trying to get back together
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and on the day of my wedding she told me she still loved me and would love no one else she said that
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this was the last time she would bother me but that she'll wait for however long it took apparently
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she's honest in that regard at least because my sister says she's never been with anyone since
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so here's what happened recently my wife and i married for seven years now have two kids
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seven female and three male my sister came over with her own kids so the cousins could play
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while my wife was out to pick up lunch my sister sat me down and told me the situation about my ex
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apparently she has less than six months to live she refused treatment and wants to live the last
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few months to the fullest i guess that's why her and my sister really went out of their way to travel
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despite the pandemic one thing on her bucket list though was that she wanted to feel like my wife
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again no sex no kissing she just wanted me to be around the house she still lives in the house we
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lived in again and maybe hold her from time to time any advice what should i do
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you've got a new life this woman has nothing to offer you she didn't give you children it sounds like
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she did nothing but break your trust and give you a bunch of shit she's been harassing you ever
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since you guys called off the relationship why should you do anything for her i'm sorry i i understand
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this woman has numbered days and it might sound a bit harsh but why you don't owe this woman anything
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you gave this woman your hand in marriage and she betrayed that she betrayed your trust
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she chose to ruin what you guys had i think it's a shame that he's even on reddit asking for advice
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about this i think maybe perhaps because they were so young they were 10 when they got together
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obviously there's links there to his twin sister you know maybe he feels like he has some kind of
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connection to her if not emotionally at least through association i don't know but if i was the now
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wife i would be fuming i would be very very unhappy and look it's ultimately down to him what he wants
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to do with this but i think he needs to leave her behind unfortunately it seems like and we see this
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time and time again this woman has made a bad decision and she can't accept the fact that she's
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the one that's made that bad decision she's trying to make him the the the ex-husband she's trying to
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make him the answer to her problems you can see that she doesn't learn from her mistakes because even now
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she quit her job and is now working in a church
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pal discusses this a lot where you see women often turn to religion after things go really really wrong for
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them and it's almost like they're outsourcing their guilt for their own bad decisions and they're
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like oh well god will forgive me or jesus will forgive me or whatever that may look like to them
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i just think it's it's a bit rich that she thinks she can just come into this man's life when they
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have children as well fairly young children a seven-year-old and a three-year-old and expect
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this now father and new husband to play husband with her just because unfortunately and it is
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unfortunate she has numbered days that's not his responsibility he he doesn't owe you anything
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and the fact that she's even entitled enough to think that this is even a reasonable request
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just shows you the mentality of this type of woman she's entitled she thinks well i'm i'm dying so i
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can guilt him into giving me what i want no i'm sorry but no this is this is reality and reality is
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harsh just because you are dying doesn't mean he owes you anything and i know that sounds really nasty
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and really horrible but it's it's the truth that's what it is no sex no kissing she just wanted me to
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be around the house and maybe hold her from time to time there's always that extra little clause isn't
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there maybe hold her from time to time we know what she's really up to she wants to get close so that
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you can maybe hold her and then oh maybe you just accidentally kiss and then oh maybe she can die
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knowing that she split up what you've now got so that she can remain victorious knowing that she was
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only really the one for you no i see sinister narcissistic traits in this woman just from this
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story i'm aware i'm reading the story from one perspective and i haven't got all of the facts but
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look i think this is appalling i think she should be very very ashamed of herself and unfortunately she
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gets no sympathy from me just because of her current situation the history is there
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it's guilt tripping it's it's narcissistic it's putting herself on a pedestal and failing to
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acknowledge her own mistakes in her life and it's lack of accountability for her own decisions that she's
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bought upon herself and she's now trying to utilize her current unfortunate situation as a way to
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manipulate her husband and a father into turning his back on his family and giving her the attention
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that she craves don't do it dude don't give her what she wants she needs to learn her lesson
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i want to say i'm shocked but i'm not that shocked she has numbered days hopefully in her last days
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she can find some kind of peace in acknowledging that no one else is responsible for her life other
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than herself and there is great peace to be found in that awareness as hard as it may be the initial
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realization there is definitely peace to be found in taking responsibility for your own life because
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look if you're responsible for your life you're you're essentially in control of a lot of things
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whereas if you blame the world for your problems you blame everyone else for things then
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that ultimately puts your life in their hands and why would you want to do that i don't know why don't
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