Speaker 1: If we live a life where we rite our tongue
Speaker 1: based off coolie may a thing, we never say anything.
Speaker 2: Okay on the breakfast Club.
Speaker 1: In the words of Charlemagne, to God, he's a donkey.
Speaker 1: Ah Man, Charlemagne, you've given donkey of the day to
Speaker 1: who now? Well Buster rhymes donkey of today for Thursday,
Speaker 1: May fifteenth goes to thirty three year old Ashley Pardo
Speaker 1: from Texas, and she is a prime example of why
Speaker 1: all your kids' dreams don't need to be supported. Okay,
Speaker 1: it is perfectly fine to not believe in your kids
Speaker 1: and not support everything they want to do.
Speaker 2: Why do we tell ourselves that lie like we have
Speaker 2: to do that?
Speaker 1: Okay, some things you know, our kids want to do
Speaker 1: can be dangerous. Some things our kids want to do
Speaker 1: can cause other people paying. Some things our kids want
Speaker 1: to do, you, as a parent could be held liable
Speaker 1: for some things our kids want to do could be
Speaker 1: downright criminal. And that's when we as parents have to
Speaker 1: simply say, f your dreams, Okay, I'm not supporting this foolishness. Well,
Speaker 1: I don't know what type of parenting Ashley was practicing,
Speaker 1: but if this is an example of what gentle parenting
Speaker 1: is then throw it out. It's simply no good. See
Speaker 1: Ashley said that she supported her.
Speaker 2: Son's violent expressions.
Speaker 1: What are violent expressions, Uncle Charlotte, And why would a
Speaker 1: mother support any of this?
Speaker 2: Well for more information, let's go to case that News
Speaker 2: for the report. Please night feed.
Speaker 3: A mother is accused of supporting her son as he
Speaker 3: allegedly planned a violent attack at an saisd middle school.
Speaker 3: Not to be clear, that attack never happened. But now
Speaker 3: we're going to show you who we're talking about this
Speaker 3: right here is thirty three year old Ashley Pardo. She's
Speaker 3: being charged with aiding in commission of terrorism. Now records
Speaker 3: show that she bought ammunition, magazines, and tactical gear for
Speaker 3: her son, who had expressed a desire to carry out
Speaker 3: quote acts of mass violence at Rhodes Middle School. San
Speaker 3: Antonio Poli say that student showed up to the school
Speaker 3: on Monday wearing a mask and camouflage jacket and also
Speaker 3: tactical pants, but left shortly after he got there. The
Speaker 3: student was later found off campus and charged with terrorists.
Speaker 3: San Antonio I says the school added extra security and
Speaker 3: also swept that campus for potential devices. By the way,
Speaker 3: this is the first time that that student has been
Speaker 3: in trouble with the law and with school. Police say
Speaker 3: that in the past, law enforcement, school leaders, and child
Speaker 3: protective services had approached Parto about her son's behavior every day.
Speaker 2: I understand why Jesus ain't come back? What why? What
Speaker 2: would be Jesus'.
Speaker 1: Reason to come back to this crazy ass planet who
Speaker 1: ejaculated in this woman, who shot this woman's club up.
Speaker 1: Everybody don't need to breed. We have to stop lying
Speaker 1: to each other America. Everyone should not have the right
Speaker 1: to breed or raise a child. All I'm seeing is
Speaker 1: a generational pad in the foolishness. Ashley clearly needed some
Speaker 1: help growing up, didn't get it, and now she's raising
Speaker 1: a young man who clearly has issues, who clearly needs
Speaker 1: some deep therapy, and he's not getting it because his
Speaker 1: mom is too busy.
Speaker 2: Encouraging his violent expressions.
Speaker 1: Look, if you want to encourage your child's violent expressions, right,
Speaker 1: you want to encourage your son's by isolent expressions. Let
Speaker 1: him go learn how to box mma bad knuckle boxing.
Speaker 1: Let him go learn judo karate. There's a bunch of.
Speaker 2: Ways this kid can go be violent. Okay, Hell, let
Speaker 2: him go play football.
Speaker 1: There's a good chance he might end up being the
Speaker 1: next Aaron Hernandez, or he might just end up being
Speaker 1: a great defensive player with a nasty, mean streak who
Speaker 1: loves to hit and.
Speaker 2: Get hit because of his violent expressions.
Speaker 1: Okay, this is why it's perfectly okay to tell you
Speaker 1: a little dumb ass kid that they can't be everything
Speaker 1: they want to be. Okay, you can't be anything you
Speaker 1: want to be. That language is too broad. Okay, you
Speaker 1: can do anything you put your mind to. Kids, Really, well,
Speaker 1: I want to be a mass shooter. Anything but that
Speaker 1: she bought her son tactical gear and ammunition in exchange
Speaker 1: for babysitting his younger siblings.
Speaker 2: Number one, you trusting him around your other children. Okay.
Speaker 1: Number two, you should have been spending money on his
Speaker 1: therapy and then spending money on whatever hand in hand
Speaker 1: combat he gravitated towards a matter of fact.
Speaker 2: He was in middle school.
Speaker 1: Put him in our all TC and tell them, hey,
Speaker 1: when you're eighteen, you can enlist in the military. Okay,
Speaker 1: let him join one of those special forces of mercenary groups.
Speaker 1: There's a lot of ways he can express himself violently,
Speaker 1: But I cannot believe that I have to get on
Speaker 1: this radio and tell people that they shouldn't encourage or
Speaker 1: motivate their children.
Speaker 2: To be mass shooters.
Speaker 1: Now, Ashley was charged with aiding in the commission of terrorism,
Speaker 1: and she was taken into custody on Monday, and she
Speaker 1: earned it.
Speaker 2: Okay, stop gentle parenting, all right.
Speaker 1: Gentle parenting sometimes blurs the line between kindness and permissiveness.
Speaker 1: And once again, I can't believe I have to tell
Speaker 1: you this, but you cannot give your kids permission to.
Speaker 2: Be mass shootings.
Speaker 1: Please let rmy ma give Ashley Pardo the biggest he
Speaker 1: hull he ha hei.
Speaker 2: Ha You stupid motherfuck?
Speaker 1: Are you dumb?
Speaker 2: What is the world coming to? What you think? Jess?
Speaker 1: Yo?
Speaker 2: It was crazy? All right?
Speaker 1: Well that thank you for that, Donkey you what you
Speaker 1: think people look crazy?
Speaker 2: All right?
Speaker 3: Thank you for that?
Speaker 2: Dog of today?
Speaker 1: Was that?
Speaker 2: Was that a jay z in person? As trying to
Speaker 2: personest not in person? They just sound like Jess. No,
Speaker 2: he did something like jesz All right? Well up next
Speaker 2: is Jess fixing my mess? Crazy? That just sounded like
Speaker 2: you said? No he didn't? I say nothing, but no,
Speaker 2: damn did he? Donkey today?
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