Pearl - January 13, 2026Post Word-War Debate Recap Ft. Terrence Popp
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Summary
Feminism is a silent genocide of millions of men and women. Feminism is robbing men of their time, their resources, their reputation, their children, and in the most extreme cases, their lives. They do this through child support, alimony, false allegations, and paternity fraud.
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Almost every single one of those guys were suicidal because they lost their children and they were made homeless by the system, even if it was for a little while.
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Feminism has given women power and power corrupts.
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Feminism is robbing men of their disposable income and their prime earning years.
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It has empowered women to be sexually promiscuous.
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feminists say that they fought for women to not subject themselves to the approval of men
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why then are five to ten percent of women between the ages of 18 to 25 on only fans or other
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prostitution websites there are more online prostitutes in america than female walmart
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employees one of three women will catch an std at some point in their lifetime 90 will catch hbb
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which is incurable feminism has empowered women to abort an eighth of the world population
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and a third of gen z feminists have been so empowered to commit paternity fraud
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paternity fraud is unpunished in any state in the usa or any country in the west if done correctly
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a man will have to pay for a child he was fooled into believing was his until that child reaches
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maturity in some states that man will have will also have to pay for that kid's college that is
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slavery and is forbidden under the 13th amendment one-third of paternity tests are negative by the
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american association of blood banks feminism has empowered women to rob men rob men of their time
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their resources their reputation their children and in the most extreme cases their lives
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jobs. They do this through child support, alimony, false allegations, and paternity fraud.
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How many people in this arena have a brother, a father, an uncle, or a friend who has gone
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through a speed grinder? Anna has been on the air for 15 years and is completely oblivious
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to these issues it's a silent genocide of the lives of millions of men standing on the sidelines
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of the arena i have 33 year combat veteran terrence paul he served through three wars and was almost
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killed he got married children and served in the united states there he is look at that handsome
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man and as a member of the airborne infantry he was wounded by a roadside bomb and suffered a tbi
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and a stroke from the blast he was evacuated out of the country and it took over two years
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recovered while he was recovering his wife was planning to divorce him his wife murdered his
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six-year-old chocolate lab out of spite because he filed for divorce first when he confronted her
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the response he got was, I told you, I did not want you living here. At this point, he was forced
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to leave a mortal home and live out of his car. The divorce took away his home, his children,
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and left him penniless and battled with a child support payment he could not afford. Terrence had
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to pay $144,000 over a 12-year period for a divorce that his wife was empowered by feminists
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to plan and execute terrence went into court to fight for 50 50 custody terrence was called a
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murderer and an assassin in open court and was given 96 hours a month with his children 96 hours
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a month is not a father while homeless he spoke to many other men who would never get off the
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streets due to child support arrearages and penalties and the men constantly getting arrested
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for unpaid child support. The disparage of losing his children and his home and his PTSD and constant
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pain from his wounds, he became suicidal. Well, at his post in 2008, a former commander of his
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came to see him to secretly say his last goodbyes. The next day, Mr. Pop's former commander put on
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his dress blues and went to the Holy National Veterans Cemetery and Blues Brains Out. Terrence
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Pop was notified of the death and was shocked because he was planning to commit suicide in
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exact same manner so in effect his former commander took the bullet that was meant for him
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terrence pop decided he would not kill himself and has spent the last 20 years saving 576 men
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from suicide with comedy if you look to the left of the stage terrence is holding the dog tags for
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every life that he has saved now why am i telling you this shout out to terrence yeah now why am i
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telling you because men and american veterans are put in this position because of the empowerment
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that feminists like anna have pushed for there are millions of men that have died in this country
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from the political power that feminism pushes since 1970 an estimated 1.6 million men have
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committed suicide if feminists cared about equality why aren't they fighting for equality
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and divorce in family court as hard as they are fighting for abortion working or becoming sex
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workers thank you you were very close very close you did okay you did good um nuke i
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keep removing you or because there's a little bit of an echo i'm not sure why that's fine i'm thinking
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it now okay um yeah the how do people just memorize their whole speech and look up well
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you got to understand though is that that's her job yeah she does that every day and she's been
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doing it she says for 20 years that's a whole lot of ability to do that don't don't worry about it
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you'll be fine i was thinking too i'm like i feel like she's closer to the podium i was like i need
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this to be a little taller okay okay this is gonna be oh my god i don't even want to watch
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this i'm gonna watch it but oh i don't want to watch the first half it's gonna be a heavy one
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you'll hear me yell in the background opening interrogations we have 10 minutes do we have
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that on the clock yeah it's fading in right there okay and take it away 10 minutes
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who's interrogating who whoever wants to begin aside from the specific anecdote that you shared
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which of course is tragic and can you cite some actual studies that look at these statistics
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and back up what you say in regard to the outcomes of marriage and divorce in america
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so this is where she's like literally trying to you up right here yeah so if you would have had
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all the stats on two pieces of paper we could flip back and forth yeah you would have been
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to brush her aside real easy this is this is where i realized i was effed i realized it in
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this moment because i'm like oh no and we talked we talked about this about you know sort you know
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where's your sources where your sources where your sources so yeah it was it was the it was
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it was the sources we thought about what we i didn't think about was finding them easily in
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the debate even though i did have it like organized it just should have been more condensed
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because correct yeah this is experience this is the way it is you live and learn then later on
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in the debt you're like no the debate you're like the feminist wants debts to show that the sky is
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blue and water is wet so you we got to get to the point where those like the the crowd knows
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everyone has a there's some stats that everybody they're just common sense that they do exactly
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what you just said so like terrence said have those two pages but have ones that like everybody
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knows you know what i'm saying that the paint the picture like that yeah percent of 109 rave cases
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reported to police in a midwestern city were admitted to be false by complaint in one midwest
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western city and which midwestern city was that you should have just threw a name in there you
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should say like minneapolis or something like that yeah because that's what yeah because then
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i realized i'm like she's just gonna keep doing this no matter what i say she's just gonna keep
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asking me questions until i don't know the answer and it's like yeah why did i let anna cuss you out
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why did they let her cuss me out like that's my question but here's the thing as soon as she said
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the b word to you you should have raised your hand and said what's going on here why is she
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personally attacking me that would have actually went in your favor quite a bit yeah i know you
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know you can go from your ivory tower and i'm not in an ivory tower i'm on this debate stage
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interrogating your assertions and you've only provided an anecdote right because if you look
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at the data which i did of course you'll i doubt it fine right here right here you should have said
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i want you to look at mr pop and say that that's fine i would have i know that's a little emotional
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don't appeal to the emotional right but remember like she like bring in Terrence pop was it was
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like a good it was a really good idea but she she's trying to block it out right now right
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because you have the guy right there and the and the guy's right on her side of the stage too
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staring at her and you know you would have said look look at him and say that and you know the
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whole crowd would have been like you know because he yeah he's a veteran you cannot dust off a
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veteran in public right he should look really bad you know what the worst part is and i thought of
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this after i'm like he saved 500 men from suicide he could tell you why they're doing it that's a
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subject matter expert and i didn't think of it till later you're absolutely correct i'm like that's a
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subject matter expert i mean who no one has no one does that but terrence because yeah almost
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every single one of those guys were suicidal because they they lost their children and they
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were made you know homeless by the system even if it was for a little while i mean you take when you
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take away a man's children that's his purpose in life and you take a purpose away from a man he
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becomes rudderless and you are literally just you're gonna have a bad a bad outcome if you
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can't get him you know going in the right direction so you're absolutely
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correct twice as likely to fall into poverty after divorce because the
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alimony is paid out in 10% of divorces according to the Census Bureau the
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average child support payment is $441 see there I'm trying to find I knew I
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knew what she was doing and I'm trying to find the page where we calculated the
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child support like for the police officer and i i can't find it i got you but she's she's talking
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about the average child support payment is four hundred dollars i'm gonna bring it up for somebody
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who makes less than twenty five thousand dollars that is correct but here's the thing if you're
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making twenty four thousand dollars a year and they're taking you know six thousand of that away
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you are literally just above the poverty line and you could have actually brought up the pdf i sent
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you for uh what is it uh arkansas because they have a a table and you can go right down to 1300
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a month which is right at poverty you know the poverty line but at 1300 a month for two kids
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they're still taking almost 300 bucks so you can't you can't keep yourself above water if
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you're getting less than than 1300 bucks and that doesn't account taxes as well because i've talked
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to thousands of guys in the past 20 years after child support and taxes they have like 300 to live
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on yeah i'm trying to find see this is the same problem the i need to consolidate this i'll do
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that for the next debate but we calculated out like a police officer yeah if you make a you know
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5 000 bucks a month which is 60 grand a year you're gonna pay roughly right around a thousand
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bucks yeah in child support so that stat she was talking about four hundred dollars is for lower
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income individuals yeah just for a second police officer non-senior non-commissioned officer in
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the armed forces and high school teacher with two kids who make 60 to 70 000 in texas we did this
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on the website 1209 a month new york teacher 1007 if he has a 24 000 annual income with
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two children will pay $445 a month, but it varies state by state. Some states use net income. Some
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use gross income. For a man earning 35K or less, child support is a leading indicator in the
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father becoming homeless. If the father has no home, how can he see his children? The poverty
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line in 2025 is $15,650. That is $1,300 for a month. If you look at the Arkansas child support
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table, you will see 1,300 a month requires 284 payments for two children. How is the man supposed
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to live? And if he can't pay, he's sent to prison. The truth is the court doesn't care and routinely
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sentences countless men to homelessness and then prison and people wonder why men aren't getting
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married. Women can get retroactive child support. Some states can go back 10 years and turn a man
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into an instance felon, but in most states it cuts off at four years. If a man who does not know he
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is the father can be dragged into court because of retroactive child support and he can go to jail
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for non-payment. Think about it. A man makes 60 to 70K a year. At that income level, $1,000 a month
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in child support is about average. He can be dragged into court and told he now owes 48K
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bin back child support. They'll take his passport, suspend his license, suspend any professional
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licenses, garnishes $1,000 child support payment, plus more to pay down the arrearages. The unpaid
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amount will then be assigned an interest rate on the unpaid amount this puts many men in the
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position of never being able to pay off debt in many states uh this is 10 10 goes against
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the usury interest rates in many states but they're ignored for deadbeat dads because that's
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what he'll be labeled that's absolutely correct 100 you lose a lot of constitutional rights if
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you're a felon too right sorry what you lose a couple constitutional like you can't carry weapons
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if you're a felon right yeah so like you don't you can't even protect yourself if you get a felony
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like you're you lose so much out of push it's just a button push and you become a second class
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third class citizen instantly yeah that's why i started my non-profit called second class citizen
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yeah there you go yeah um i gotta say it from memory i know i know hindsight
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fundamental rights you lose as a felon voting owning firearms serving on a jury
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on a jury and then significant barriers to employment and specific uh licensures for
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certain jobs it's like housing yeah you should federal aid all that security clearance done
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if you can't work for any for anything that requires a security clearance so there's that
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You're also barred from a lot of public office positions, elected positions.
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A lot of places will bar you if you have a felony.
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A month, and only 60% of those payments get paid out.
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But again, that's a tactic she was using. She ignored you. And the mic wasn't close to your face, so you couldn't be able to speak loud enough to break her rhythm.
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5% of custody cases are mutually agreed upon outside of the courtroom.
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She says they agree outside the courtroom. And to be honest with you, that is incorrect.
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uh you know and that we had in your stats there um women get custody roughly 80 percent of the time
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back when I was you know doing the stats it was 85 percent of the time
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but uh you know it is what it is she was reading stuff right from an AI search I believe