Woke Hollywood RUINS Mean Girls Movie Reboot ｜ Pearl Daily Ep. 75
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Summary
In this week's episode of Pearl Daily, I talk about how women are becoming less attractive in the modern world and how this is ruining our favorite movies and TV shows. I also talk about the new Meghan Markle and Lindsay Lohan reboot and how it is ruining everything we loved about the old Meghan Lohan movies.
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What up, guys? Welcome to Pearl Daily, where I cover this week's treachery, debauchery, and craziness.
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Before I start, don't forget, like the video, and get yourself a Women Shouldn't Vote t-shirt.
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So, today, I'm going to be talking about this trend in society that I have seen.
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So, as you guys know, women love spending men's money.
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We love to just swipe, swipe, swipe our credit cards.
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We just like to swipe, swipe, swipe, but we don't like to take responsibility over the debt.
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So, you constantly see women fighting for rights to spend men's money.
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And this trend has ruined movies, in my opinion.
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Now, movies in the early 2000s were just a little bit different, a little bit better, in my opinion.
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For example, and when you would go to a theater, you knew that the actress in the movie was the most attractive chick really around.
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But, as you see the movie companies catering to a female audience, what you start to see is the women getting less and less attractive.
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I pointed out this phenomenon where I noticed all of the actresses, like, of today just really were not as beautiful as the actresses of the past.
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Now, guys, when I go to a movie, I want to feel a little bad about myself.
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The same thing with the guys, but really, they just keep selling us dreams.
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It was like a girl that was a sick having two doctors fight over her.
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Now, a movie that was actually awesome back in the early 2000s, I remember growing up, was Mean Girls.
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Now, Lindsay Lohan in her prime was absolutely beautiful.
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But in this new reboot, they have decided to make it woke and use mid-chicks.
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Mary Morgan says they're rebooting Mean Girls 2004, a cinematic masterpiece, and are ruining everything we loved about it.
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We'll be getting abstinence, of course, then followed by, in the spring, condoms and choking.
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You're learning things now that I don't know how to teach.
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We're going to say you're either doing drugs or having a toilet baby.
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We, as women, have to be able to support each other.
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You're never going to believe what I found this morning.
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Katie, if you don't dress slutty, that is slut-shaming us.
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What we've done is to make Regina hotter and revive the wet look.
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Regina really should be lifting through her glutes.
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So, as you can see, they replaced all of the chicks, which used to be 8s to 10s, with
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So, you see how in these commercials, they, like, subtly put the wokeness in.
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I want to go and watch a movie with Zac Efron and Vanessa Hudgens.
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Obviously, they're way hotter than anybody I know.
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They made Hattie Heron, originally Lindsay Lohan, mid, even though the catalyst of her
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entire character arc is not realizing she's hot.
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New Regina George just dropped, except she's mid and fat now.
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The more they appeal to a female audience, the more the movies just start to suck.
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When I thought that was like the prerequisite to be an actress.
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Now, now I know this is not a, this is not a poor Pearl thing.
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But like, I always knew like I was never gonna model.
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Just like these superhero movies when they put these chicks as lead supermen.
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It's like a 5'5 blonde chick that never been in the gym in her life.
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They're sick of the wokeness being shoved down their throats.
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So, the top comment is, Naomi says, replacing Lindsay Lohan is the 8th deadly sin.
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Fresh, fit, chef, you, they're all fat as well.
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But I am sure that leftism is just gonna be shoved down our throat.
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Why can't we go and just watch a funny movie and be done with it?
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So, the next story that I'm gonna cover is actually the saddest story that I have read
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There is an innocent baby girl that has been condemned to death by British judges.
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The father of Indy Gregory, this poor child who is facing death because the British government
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is attempting to kill the child, even contrary to what the government of Italy and what the
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Vatican are offering, which is citizenship and treatment at the hospital of Bambino Gesù.
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But because we've heard this story now every six months, at least every year, specifically
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out of the United Kingdom, we've become callous to it.
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And the story is that a baby faces medical problems and the parents of the baby want to treat
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the baby and want to help the baby and want to keep the baby alive.
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And the psychopaths running the UK government and health system, more broadly, who run the
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health systems in the West, want to kill the child because they now view death as treatment.
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So sorry about everything you're going through.
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The health problems of your child are obviously horrific in themselves.
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I pray to God I never have to go through anything like that.
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And then on top of that, your government will not permit you to treat your child or keep
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And on top of that, the UK government will not allow the government of Italy, which gave
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your child citizenship, will not allow the Pope, will not allow the vicar of Christ on
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We've got another country offering to pay for the treatment and they're blocking her
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They're blocking her for coming home to get extubation.
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They're just being it's just so cruel and humane.
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I know you've got a lot of other things on your mind.
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I know that there was a chance you were going to be in court this morning or this afternoon
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I've just had to pop out to get my daughter from school and then go back to the hospital
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But yeah, the appeal is this appeal is to do with where Indy, they're trying to block
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They're trying to say she can only go to a hospice or the hospital to have a treatment
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So they've blocked us from going to Italy and now they're trying to block us from taking
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Is there any hope at this point that you will be able to bring your baby to Italy for
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treatment at the Bambino Gesù hospital or is that completely off the table?
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I know the Italians are doing as much as they can in the background and we're just hoping
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It's the UK government and the Italian government to come to some sort of agreement.
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Now, short of that, you'd like to take your daughter home, of course.
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You don't want to ship your daughter off to a hospice to just be officially neglected
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Why won't they allow you to take your own daughter home if things are going to go south,
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as I suppose they will for all of us eventually, but if this is really her time?
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Why won't they let her have her final moments in her home with her family who love her
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It was in the original court order that we could choose for her to come home.
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I think when they found out about Italy, I think they got scared and are trying to block
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us from taking her home because they're probably scared that we're going to jump on a plane
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I actually, I should have realized that because I couldn't figure out.
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It just seems so needlessly cruel to say you can't even take your own daughter home
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But right, because they don't want you to flee to go get medical treatment from Italy
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and the Pope, from the Vatican, though now your daughter is officially an Italian citizen.
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As a parent in the UK, when you go to the courts, you've got no rights.
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There's children in America with the same disease.
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It's not that, you know, your daughter would just die immediately or anything like that.
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It's not what they're saying, which is that, oh, she's in this horrific kind of pain and
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it's whatever euthanasia, quote unquote, arguments that they make.
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It's rather that this is, it's a socialist health care system.
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They've got a finite amount of money and they just don't want to spend the money to keep
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They don't think she's worth the cost because she's potentially got a shorter life, but
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This, I first covered the story on the show yesterday.
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And the thing that makes me, it's not, the thing that makes me angriest is what they're
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The thing that makes me second angriest is that I see what they're thinking.
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And the premises are wrong for exactly the reason you just said.
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Because they're saying, well, look, she's going to die eventually.
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Does that mean that we're going to stop feeding you today?
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Does that mean that we're going to stop giving you basic medical care?
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It's just so, it's just a culture of death that is so shocking that when it happened the
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first couple of times, it was an international scandal.
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Now, the biggest scandal is that it's not an international scandal, that not nearly enough people
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are talking about this egregious injustice that your government, a supposedly civilized
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government, is doing to you and your family and your daughter.
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It's like everyone in the UK is just not aware of what's happening around them.
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And you've got another country, Italy, who are doing everything they can.
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But that country is doing everything they can to help.
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Why can't they come to some sort of agreements?
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That phrase is such an indictment of what has happened to the medical system and the
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I know that you're extremely busy, Mr. Gregory, so I'm going to let you go.
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And I know that sometimes we say, if there's a real important international cause, we say,
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I know that what we're talking about here is a matter of hours or days, the kind of urgency.
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So, of course, I encourage everyone to pray for you and your family and for your daughter
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that there is a happy conclusion, you know, even as unlikely as that seems right now.
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A priest friend of mine, a British priest friend of mine pointed out once that prayer
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And so we will all absolutely be praying for you.
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Um, if there is, if there's any other way that we can help, uh, you know, please do,
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Subscribe to the Michael Knowles YouTube channel.
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When I first saw this story, I couldn't even believe it was real.
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Um, I, I saw the clip of his baby just playing on my timeline on Twitter, the baby just like
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She looked like full of life and I couldn't believe that they wouldn't bring her to the,
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If they were offering to pay for the treatment, um, I couldn't really see what the problem
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was if another country is coming in and offering to try to treat them.
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Um, and it kind of hits home to my family because I have a cousin that was supposed to die when
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Um, and he ended up living until he was 13 and he really was a blessing to our family in
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And you see this disregard for human life on the left, particularly the life of children
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So you guys already know I'm pro-life, but to me, it's, it was just an absolute travesty
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that they, they wouldn't accept free treatment.
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And I was actually explaining the story to a girl on my volleyball team.
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And she was telling me that it's actually really common here.
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And apparently this happens all the time where they just have a disregard for human life.
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And unfortunately this, the child did pass away in the last couple of days.
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Um, the comments on this video said the UK judiciary is literally satanic and pro-death.
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Vic says, I think that it is a bit more of a moral dilemma than these guys make it out
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Surely some medical conditions make life not worth living.
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No, I just think there's some sanctity of life that every person has.
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And I think when you start to degrade life and not do everything you can to keep life,
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And even just watching videos of the baby, it wasn't like she was unhappy and just suffered.
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How can the UK government assume and take custody over your child?
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I actually interviewed someone on the show who had a 13 year old that the government
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Um, and this is just anecdotally from living in the UK for the past few years.
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In my lifetime, guys, some of the things that are now legal and happen, I cannot believe
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You know, I think in my lifetime, I've seen an election arguably get stolen.
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And now we're seeing babies be killed by the government, be sentenced to death by the government.
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It's really disgusting how far we've come as a society where we don't value life.
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So another trend that I've really seen, I know people will always say it's not real life,
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But it's really crazy how social media becomes real life very quickly.
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When I was 18, I was playing volleyball in Ohio at the time.
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And I remember when the Caitlyn Jenner award was given to Bruce Jenner, like the woman's
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You know, in a couple of years after that, I ended up seeing trans people in our dorm.
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A couple of years after that, I saw trans people in my volleyball tournament.
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What started on social media became real life really quickly.
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Even with the child passing away, what started on social media became real life quickly because
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you start to hear instances that this happened in real life.
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What I've learned in my lifetime is that social media becomes the real world quicker than you
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And another trend that I have seen is this trend of young boys getting the shit beat out of them.
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I've seen this trend with girls, too, but I've seen it especially with boys.
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There was a Las Vegas teen that was beaten to death by bullies for standing up for his
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Las Vegas teen Jonathan Lewis, 17, is beaten to death by a huge swarm of bullies after standing
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Jonathan Lewis, a 17-year-old boy from Las Vegas, tragically passed away after being brutally
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attacked by a gang of 15-year-old youth near Rancho High School.
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He intervened to protect a friend who was being robbed by a group, leading to a severe beating
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Despite the efforts by doctors at University Medical Center, he succumbed to his injuries
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Jonathan's father mourned his son's loss, urging forgiveness for the attackers while
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emphasizing the need for teaching youth peaceful coexistence.
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Videos circulated on social media capturing the vicious attack, showing multiple youths
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assaulting Jonathan as he lay defenseless on the ground.
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His father described him as courageous and expressed his desire to donate Jonathan's
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The devastated family set up a GoFundMe to honor Jonathan's memory, highlighting his loving
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and giving nature, his passion for art, and his role as a caring older brother.
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The incident has promoted a homicide investigation by the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police with plans
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to charge several students involved in the attack with murder.
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The family seeks to focus on Jonathan's legacy, remembering him for his kindness and dedication
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So a 17-year-old is supposed to go to school and be protected.
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And this is why I say that women teachers should not be the majority.
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We need to bring male teachers back into school because female teachers cannot protect their
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And what you see in these school environments is similar to what you see in single mother
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And the kids in these schools oftentimes are from single mother homes anyway, and they go
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And now you have a kid that was supposed to go to school and be safe, dying because he
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And this is the America, this is the trend that America is starting to go to.
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We're seeing lawlessness in a lot of these major cities, and it's really, really sad to
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And I think what makes this story especially sad is that he was standing up for his friend
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He was literally just standing up for his friend, trying to do the right thing, and he
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And you wonder why you see men not getting involved in these types of situations anymore.
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And females, women, we don't always anticipate this, that really doing the right thing or
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doing the brave thing in a lot of these situations may result in men losing their lives.
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And I think that's one thing that women really can't relate to as much in the existence of
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a guy is men are always calculating the violence that could come from protecting somebody or getting
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And the sad thing is for Jonathan Lewis, doing the courageous thing lost in his life.
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You know, and this increase in violence I have seen from both men and women in my lifetime.
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Growing up, I really did not see this violence every, you know, it was kind of something that
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And all of the violent stuff would just happen in the city.
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Like, we would know, okay, there's one part of the city.
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But more and more, I see the violence seeping out into the suburb and happening in more places
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that I know and also happening in more relationships.
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You know, we've talked a lot about how I believe that women are more violent than men.
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And I saw an article recently of a woman talking about how she used to hit her husband.
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I apologized and thought it was a one-off, but it was a pattern that would carry us on
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A lot of times we act like female violence is rare and not common.
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But through interviewing thousands of people, I actually couldn't believe how common it was
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The amount of men that I have met that have camera rolls on their phone dedicated to protecting
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They never want to be accused of abuse, so they make sure they keep videos of what the
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I was also shocked and surprised by the amount of men that have told me they've been hit by
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I've even had a guy say that a girl tried to hit him with a car.
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And there is an article by Florence Terry talking about how she used to hit her husband.
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And I wanted to read it to you guys to give really a little more insight from the female
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point of view of an abusive woman, because it's never talked about.
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The first time I struck him was during an argument over money.
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He decided to pay off a loan without telling me, and we'd gone overdrawn.
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I was worried and tried to discuss it with him, at which point he left.
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I felt we hadn't talked it through properly and followed him.
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The next minute, I was hitting him around the head.
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I remember losing control of my limbs, lashing out.
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I apologized and thought it was a one-off, but the pattern carried on for 10 years.
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I met my husband through mutual friends at Durham University.
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I was 19, and he was 5 years older, more worldly and mature.
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He had a job in IT, and by then, I had started working as a divorce lawyer.
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The early days of our marriage were steady, but as the stress of my job and responsibilities
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After the first time it happened again about 18 months later, I felt a surge of rage I
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My anger would escalate during arguments over household chores or my husband coming to bed
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I remember feeling I was out of my body watching myself and telling myself to stop, but I couldn't.
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One time, I picked up a table and crashed it down so hard on the ground, I left fight
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It was similar to the way siblings fight, yet he never struck back.
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He'd hold up his hands to shield himself, which made me feel even worse.
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I know my husband felt emotionally hurt at times.
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It was upsetting for him to think the person he loved wanted to hurt him, but he never threatened
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He felt there was more to me than my behavior, and that we still had a strong marriage.
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I'm a petite woman, a little over eight stone, and my husband is a big man, yet he said he
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didn't feel emasculated and that I never physically hurt him.
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While I exploded, he remained calm and I was thankful, but I was also frustrated that he
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So she's beating him and she's frustrated that he wasn't communicating fully.
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I'd make demanding comments, sarcastic and personal attack.
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All things that erode love, I'd blame him preaching, criticize.
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I couldn't understand why I wanted to be so aggressive to someone I love.
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I now realize the anger I felt was to do with my stress and low self-esteem.
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I was packing my life too tightly, working long hours a day as a lawyer, volunteering
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the citizens at Vice Peru, and doing soup runs for the homeless.
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My family was middle class and I went to private schools.
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I felt I had an obligation to repay this to society.
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I thought I should be superhuman and I felt my husband should be, too.
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To other people, I seemed calm and accommodating, a kind of peacemaker.
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But inside, I was pent up and deeply ashamed of myself.
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And I wanted to point this out, too, because you never know what happens with women behind
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Many women to everybody else is a nice person, but behind closed doors, you have no idea how
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And this is why a lot of men are afraid of marriage, because women switch up.
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And if she's admitting this, guys, how many people has this happened to?
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Eventually, I accepted something had to change.
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I'd heard about domestic violence groups, but only for men.
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I felt my behavior carried an added stigma for women.
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Women weren't expected to be violent, especially high-powered working women who volunteered
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Then I found an anger management course on the internet.
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It was nerve-wracking at first, and I knew I'd have to face up to the aspects of my life
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Yet, the course was a turning point, and by the time it had finished, I felt confident
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I had become complacent, assumed that I'd changed.
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When I slapped his face for the last time, I was forced to confront the situation.
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This time, I had told my family and my friends what had been happening, that they didn't
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Soon, after I decided to go part-time as a lawyer and a mediator, I now run a course
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on how to help people deal with anger and conflict.
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I'm careful not to choose language that is aggressive.
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If I ever feel angry and feel my heart beat quicken, I leave the room, but that is rare.
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I wouldn't claim our marriage is now perfect, but it's pretty good.
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A caring and gentle relationship, which feels like an achievement for me.
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You know, she talked about how this was a terrible thing that she wanted to overcome,
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And, you know, I think this story is important because a lot of people will say that women
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A lot of people will say that women are not abusive.
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But in my experience, women are more abusive than men.
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And oftentimes, when it comes to abusive relationships, they are much more likely to hit the husband
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And the issue is, really, we tell women that being crazy is a good thing.
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How is going crazy socially acceptable in society?
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And when these stories like that, it kind of begs the question, if this is one woman
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that this has happened to, how many women are there that are abusing their husband and
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their husbands are just sticking it out because they love their wives?
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Men are much more likely to work through conflict than women are.
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But guys, this stuff is more common in society than really, I think, women admit to.
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And I really do think as women, we are more violent.
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But let me know what you guys think in the comments.
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