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Summary
In this episode, we talk about a woman who is looking for a sperm donor to have her own kids, and we discuss the implications of eugenics in the modern world. We also discuss the fact that this woman is 23 years old, and is looking to have 3 kids in the next 5 years.
Transcript
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I don't think I've been this bamboozled and just like confused in a long time.
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So there's a woman that tweeted, hello, Twitter peeps.
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My friend Elizabeth is looking for an unvaccinated sperm donor.
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Her requirements are blue-eyed, white, 5'11 or taller, STD free, no Jewish or African ancestry,
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follows a healthy meat focused diet, must be a natural insemination.
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Her details are German and Swedish ancestry, a two body count been celibate the last 2.5
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years, 23 years old, unvaccinated, meat focused diet, supplements D3 and K2 will have support
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Insemination must be natural in person in Eastern USA.
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She was not looking for a husband or boyfriend.
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Your schedule must be free to accommodate her ovulation schedule.
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She has decided not to go through with the upfront fee.
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She's asking that you remain in touch for future re-inseminations as she is looking to
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As you can see, she is incredibly beautiful, pure-blooded European, intelligent, and has
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I will be in touch for further details if she deems you qualified.
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Yeah, we know how these stories with single moms go.
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Why on earth would you choose to be a single mother, literally?
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And I think it shows something about society and their lack of appreciation for fathers.
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You need a strong masculine figure in the kid's life.
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For me, it's really quite scary because what we are seeing is a public admittance to eugenics.
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Completely, you know, like Tristan says, disgusting.
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Dehumanizing of you to suggest that a man should be willing and able to casually agree to this.
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Kids need their fathers and fathers need their children.
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I'm just I'm more concerned about the humanity issue of this.
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Those things that she's saying is like that's what led us into World War Two.
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You know, the I know we can't say his name on YouTube, but the guy who was the leader of Germany.
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I don't know if we're going to see the eugenics stuff per se as much,
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but I think we're going to see more of the spurn donor where women just like are not going to want to pay the cost.
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Where so they they just essentially just want kids, but they don't want their kids to have a dad.
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Well, they don't think they can get the type of guy that they would want to keep.
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So if the guy is not around, purely based on environmental factors,
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I'm going to be able to mold this child into what I want.
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Do you do you not realize that, you know, literally everything is in our DNA?
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Just amazing that we're I'm sure this is going to work out well for her.
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I seriously, I saw this and I was like, what on earth?
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Because I'm like, okay, let me get this straight.
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Your idea of kids that are going to be raised well is putting out an application on on Twitter.
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Um, so I wanted to talk about, you know, I think the theme is women being just so out of pocket.
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And I started thinking about how we really got to this point.
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And I thought about a show that actually was super popular when I was in high school.
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I love everything about you, even the things I don't like.
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And you, April and Matthew's closest friends and family, are here today to bear witness to their union.
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Will you promise to love and support their marriage in all the days to come?
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Now, I have known the two of you for quite some time.
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Why didn't her husband, who she's actually getting married to, punch him in the face?
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Why was everyone acting like this was this really beautiful, amazing moment that like,
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two lovers have, it's the whole like, Romeo and Juliet bullshit.
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Like, two lovers have just, they've just realized their love for each other.
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How, how are you guys then going to get married?
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You know, and what, you're not, you're not going to remember this whole thing?
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And then, I mean, judging by the tone of that scene, I imagine, I'm not seeing Grey's Anatomy,
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And they have this moment where they realize their love for each other.
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I do, I do know they date for a couple of years in the show.
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So it was like, sometimes I would watch a couple episodes, but I never was that into it.
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I just thought she looked like she'd had some work done.
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Okay, let's just say she's a five, normal looking chick.
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Now, she has two eights or higher fighting over her.
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I was like, this is the most unrealistic thing I have ever seen in my life.
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Two, the one guy in the, in the, the one guy, I know the one guy is a doctor.
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Okay, Jesse Williams, one of like very attractive dude.
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Second, very attractive dude are fighting over a six of five.
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So I'm like, it's no wonder we're so delusional because you have
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all of these shows showing average women getting these amazing results.
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Also, why did everyone just passively sit there and let this unfold?
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Like, let's believe if this was happening in real life.
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I just believe my family are going, what the hell?
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But no, everyone's just like, oh, look at this beautiful moment where
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I think it shows something about the culture, right?
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And it goes back to the theme of the one that got away.
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And yeah, it's a very common theme that we see in the media and the culture.
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We had a song that, I mean, you know the Katy Perry.
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And so, I think that you really have a generation of women.
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There's a reason that that show was so popular.
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The theme of the main character, which is Meredith.
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She, in the beginning, hooks up with this doctor, right?
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And then the whole thing is like this love triangle.
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It's like, we see all these seeds planted within our culture.
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And then we wonder why we're growing shit crops.