Pearl - October 15, 2025Steven Crowder TORCHES an Entire Barber Shop on Black Fatigue
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On this episode of the podcast, I sit down with my good friend Nick F for a conversation about race and crime in America. We talk about the black community, the police, the media, and much more.
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We're tired. We're exhausted. They would never let a white person do that ever. And this is,
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you know, Doug MP, I didn't mean to push back at you and you're giving me the white people crime
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stats. I don't even have to look at them. I know black people are going to be overrepresented
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in every violent crime. I just know it because I have eyes, you know, even the serial killer
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thing, I'm still kind of skeptical. They'll find some workaround to make us look worse because they
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always do. We're just not violent people. It's just not our nature. Black people,
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they just tend to be, I don't know if it's genetic or cultural. To me, genetic kind of makes sense,
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but people get kind of mad when you say that. But it's only because I had a brother that grew
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up with a different family and he was really similar to us, even though he didn't grow up
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with us. So like, could there be a genetic component to violence? I could see it. I don't know.
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You know what I'm saying? Like nobody tripping on you and
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but these people just as scared as the mother folks.
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They are if they get on a bus. Not necessarily. They are if they get on a train. That lady,
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that lady wasn't in danger because that man was black. That lady was in danger because that man
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was crazy. Nope. Whenever we want to ask for you
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quality and fairness, it's a problem. So white America. So it spends several trillion dollars.
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When is it enough? Where's the bird? No, no. Where's the bird? You're not stopping white
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America from doing anything they want to do. You know what? The bird just burned down four billion
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dollars worth of cities and 60,000 assaults. No, the bird ain't burned down. No, no. There's three times to four
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times as much homework than the black kid. And the white kid does two to three. Why?
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Because it's culturally. It's conditioned. Now one thing I do like about black people is they do check
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each other for subtle disrespect. And I think that's cool. I think white people, especially
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white guys, could do more of that. But it's never just to check. Like they have to be like violent.
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You know, why can't it just stop with the like checking? Why is it better parenting for most of
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and white? Why? You said what? Why was it having real talk? Why do black? Why do young black men
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fight in packs? So a couple of years ago, when I started black and white on the gray issues,
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I sensed some growing discontent or more of a racial divide in America than I'd experienced
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in my lifetime. And it seemed to be egged on by legacy media. It's sad to see a lot of people going
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along with it. The American people have felt safe in their home. People who had absolutely no chance
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of victory. And racism towards black and brown people. And as that evolved, and for the first
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time I walked into Stevie J's barbershop, I really was looking to sit down and talk with, but mainly
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listen to real black Americans living the real American black experience to see whether they shared
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the viewpoints of a lot of the public representatives, the now networkless Joy Reads of the world,
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or back then the Don Lemons, what they wanted me to believe.
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I realized that CNN and MSNBC were foolish.
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And overall was a largely warm, productive conversation, I think served its purpose. You
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can go check out that video to see what it was like. Fast forward to now, and not only have
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things not really improved, we're fatigued, we're tired. And they'll gaslight you. They'll
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say, well, this is just on social media. I'm like, is it really? Because the one woman that
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was a complete bitch to me on my team in England was black. She refused to talk to me, acknowledge
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me for months. Because I had Nick F on my show, really? Really? Black barbershops are not real
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life. I cannot believe that 60% of black men have been arrested by the age of 25. That's
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a crazy stat. That's insane. Oh my God. It's like when you find out 50% of black women have
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herpes. That's crazy too. And according to many Americans, they're markedly worse. And
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if listening is important, I noticed that a lot of white Americans.
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that I didn't get by Jan andaggi H on Twitter and they never got styles as humans and their
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www, yet you're getting all these injured and our girls as a sister, too. And yup.
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If you don't ORG and all sit down and ask them to offer favorites, they see influenced your
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day with their parents and their children. So when they enter the e Sebση event they're
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hearing the words centre today, they don't pay anything out of their their lives. And they're
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znaded into their minds, right? But after what you, guess what their health
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gets done in their videos is she isn't making a lot of money. 이걸 become more
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boric. We don't knowagua or concern their house, they're not bei Europe, especially on
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this time they don't pay for money. And they hope they can actually find out what kind of
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I remember I had a conversation with a black person once and I told them that less than one percent of white people even owned slaves
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And this this black person fought me. They fought me so hard. They're like, no, that's not true. And I'm like, oh, it's true Google it
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And I watched him I watched him Google and I'm like, mm-hmm
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Knew some guys in college they had a they had an apartment in downtown Chicago bunch of black guys broke into and stole all their stuff
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Now, you know that kid stabbed another guy on the field at a track meet and I
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So basically if you guys don't know the story there's a white kid who's a twin
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And he was a track athlete. There's a black kid at the at the track meet
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Um, and they got into a fight now the black kid he's saying oh well the white kid provoked it
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And I'm like why do you have a knife at a at a track meet?
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Like white white culture we don't bring guns to school at least not to use on each other
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And this kid stabs this kid in front of his brother
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They haven't released the footage they raise a ton of money for this this kid's legal defense
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And it's just insane he's applying to college right now
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Back in 2023 I was put on a government watch list for speaking out about men's issues
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The government spent who knows how much money trying to shut me up
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I had three instagram accounts that deleted seven tiktok accounts wiped out
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And I was forced to delete three years worth of work videos interviews everything
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The more honest I was the harder I was punished
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And eventually I had to shut down my show move back home and completely start over
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Why don't we have true free speech in America anymore?
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Where women make 80% of consumer buying decisions
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Have you ever wondered why women always seem to get their way?
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Men tend to care about the free flow of ideas
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Men can separate an idea from the person who said it
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But women on the other hand have learned that they can control what gets said by controlling what gets funded
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Platforms like YouTube have one goal they want to make money
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And if that means catering to the majority female audience they will
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That's why being a conservative creator today feels impossible
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This isn't just about me it's about the future of online speech
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With the audacity network me and my community will never have to worry about being silenced again
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They would never let a white person do that ever
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And that's Stevie right there, in the blue shirt.
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You guys all have your beards nice and right.
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I just, I've never learned how to do this shit.
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They said you guys got some people coming in here after the last one?
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They just felt like, I think this is a place where white and black people have conversations.
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So, it was funny, the first person that came, the first person that came last time was,
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uh, he's from, he said, and he said this out at home, he was like, I'm Indian.
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And he walked in and was like, hey, I saw you guys on Crowder.
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Nah, because he didn't come, he didn't come like that.
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He didn't, he didn't have the backpack and the, and the, and the ski mask on.
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What do you guys think like when you see someone with a MAGA hat?
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Because I know we were kind of talking about that last time.
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It depends on how they, it depends on how they present themselves.
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So what would present themselves in a way that would be like decent versus piece of shit?
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Some, you know, some people, some people carry that, uh, that, that, that air of superiority.
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And if you present that to me, I'm very conscious of that.
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If you present that to me, I'm going to respond appropriately.
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Just like certain things you say in conversation and, you know, and like you said, just in
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the, in the physical nature of these chairs, well in conversation, you can physically go
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Cause I actually, when I do the change of my mind and sit with people, I actually kind
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of slump my shoulders and deliberately kind of make myself smaller just to not, it's like,
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The crab that has the red under its claws is showing danger.
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But yeah, no, there's all these body language experts.
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Now you watching TV and I'd like, this seems like horse.
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Like he looks to the left so you can tell he's lying.
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No, he thinks about, he thinking about what he wants to say.
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Last time we talked, we were kind of just, and the reason was just like, you know, often
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you see in news, people just kind of siphon themselves off right into an echo chamber.
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We were just kind of able to see other perspectives.
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Yeah, race relations between, because last time I wanted to get your perspective.
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And there's a perspective now in the white community.
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None of us are an ambassador for the entire community, but things have changed quite a
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There are a lot of social and economic dynamics at play that have certainly gone, in my opinion,
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I don't think that people really understand the gravity of where we're headed.
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We are vastly sliding into an autocratic regime here.
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You see, in order to have, you can't have a one-dimensional approach
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when you're wanting to continue to lead from a global perspective, all right?
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What you see here today is an isolationism approach,
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which has never worked in the past, because we don't have an understanding of geography
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And I'll just simply close by saying you've got to understand something.
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The rest of the world is grossly infuriated with the way America has taken shape.
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And not only that, we're ceding all our best opportunities to China, right?
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Look around you in the relationship they're fostering with everybody else, which includes Canada, Mexico,
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and they've even gone as far down into the Latin American corridor, fortifying their bases,
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while we're still hollering that we're the greatest.
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Are you talking about China, like in the Panama Canal?
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Let's pivot from the Panama Canal, and let's look at the long-term strategy they have now,
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where they just signed an agreement with Mexico to build another canal, bypassing the Panama Canal.
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And when you look at the whole transatlantic corridor, where you've got now Brazil and Canada, as well as Mexico trading,
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and they're stopping in Peru, where China has a huge presence at circumventing completely the navigation,
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the use that comes with having to use the Panama Canal.
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So we'll avoid conflict with America and just simply go around America.
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No, I mean, I want to go with the first part, autocratic.
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I think China needs to be dealt with, and this is the first time we are.
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Canada, the kind of s**t we're doing, you can't do this in Canada.
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If you say something too offensive or I say something too offensive, you will be jailed in Canada.
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So I'm fine with the U.S. being the best country.
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I came here from Canada because, I mean, I have friends who were arrested.
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I had a friend, a stand-up comic was fined for telling a joke.
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I don't think people realize how good we have it here in this country compared to other countries.
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But that's the painstaking part about it all is the fact that, you know, I've always been one to say,
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and I believe this firmly, freedom is not a right.
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It's a privilege until you wake up the next morning and find out you don't have it anymore.
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It also comes with responsibilities because while we're free to speak and say what we want.
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And I went to Montreal a few months ago, so I know exactly what you're talking about.
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But no, like there is responsibility and like everybody's from different places, different backgrounds.
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Some of us from certain backgrounds know like running your mouth too much in a certain space can get your ass whooped.
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Like the consequences that come with you saying the wrong thing at the wrong time to the wrong person.
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I hate it when people say that because white people, okay, yeah, they might, you might get into a fight.
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But we just have such, we, it's like our offended meter is so much higher than black people.
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And it's very exhausting because like we get offended, like we're up here and they get offended here.
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And so they're like, oh, well, you know, you guys, you think there's no consequences to saying what you're going to say.
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And we're like, well, we don't get offended.
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Um, not all, not all, obviously, but it's like when you get offended, like I heard a black woman got shot because someone didn't open the door.
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When she opened the door for someone or something like that.
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And this led to her getting shot, you know, but this, if this was white people, do you know how it would go?
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Women could say the same thing, but it's again, the male offended meter is so much higher than the female offended meter.
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If the woman could say the same thing, followed by and Kohl turned the same thing at the councilor on this time.
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She would be so much higher than the female offended meter is so much higher.
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I'm using both Crock dresser's manual of mountains or metal.