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Speaker 1: the No Ceilings podcast. Mr the number one contraining in
Speaker 1: the world himself, Mr glass is Malone. It's such an
Speaker 1: insult to my intellect when you reference me as a contrary.
Speaker 1: Well you know what, man, I'd like calling you that man,
Speaker 1: because I know how much it up six you. I understand.
Speaker 1: That's how I feel about it. That's how I feel.
Speaker 1: I got you, so I'll make sure to upset you. Yeah,
Speaker 1: it's either you know, Mr Contraining or the or the
Speaker 1: evil Genius. Why listen, I Contrarian disagrees with people just
Speaker 1: for the sake of it, and thens you. I don't.
Speaker 1: I think you just be saying some dumb ships sometimes. No, well,
Speaker 1: that means that cent in the world is saying dumb
Speaker 1: because you disagree with every motherfucker body. They are all
Speaker 1: this and some dumb ship. Y'all said what y'll be feeling.
Speaker 1: Y'all don't care about fact. And my boy, Peter Boss,
Speaker 1: exchange your mand you change your man rong, still still
Speaker 1: hitting me with these slurs. It's all good. It's all
Speaker 1: good because because every girl out know, oh that's so
Speaker 1: Key's so cute. He's nice and Gene Rose Mr Rodes,
Speaker 1: Mr Rose go to himself anyway, so you know the deal.
Speaker 1: Glasses called me yesterday or actually a few days ago
Speaker 1: and said, man, you need to watch this flick on Hulu.
Speaker 1: You know, I find my murder. So I started watching
Speaker 1: a little bit of it. But really didn't get into it.
Speaker 1: You know, it was a Sunday night or whatever, and
Speaker 1: I think I was looking at something else, something else
Speaker 1: to cut my attention on. But once I did get
Speaker 1: into it, it it was very interesting young lady Nikki can
Speaker 1: Harson from the Pacific Northwest transgender person she was missing. Man.
Speaker 1: I thought it was an interesting story from the fact
Speaker 1: that all of details that emerged ring that case, like
Speaker 1: she had got shot prior to that, and we had
Speaker 1: a couple of different theories on this meat personally, if
Speaker 1: you notice every time she got them too, um, every
Speaker 1: time she got into something, she was always in somebody's car,
Speaker 1: which is a sign of prostitution to me as always,
Speaker 1: God damnit, d you just this is why I disagree
Speaker 1: with you. Well, see we just have the conversation. Bro.
Speaker 1: I wasn't there obviously, so I could be wrong, but
Speaker 1: you know she give them dudes any time a woman
Speaker 1: get to somebody cars process you, man, if you were
Speaker 1: the back of the you know, somebody's back my car
Speaker 1: or either or either those guys don't have very much
Speaker 1: respect for them. What I think. I think the circumstances
Speaker 1: were kind of pretty clearly indicated in that scenario, and
Speaker 1: I don't think it was prostitution and you so so
Speaker 1: let me let me say because because it's important, you're
Speaker 1: asking the crimes as you refer to them. Um. So,
Speaker 1: it's a brand new television show on Hulu, How I
Speaker 1: Caught My Killer, and all of the episodes are based
Speaker 1: off of how the victim you know that was murdered
Speaker 1: did something that the police needed to use or the
Speaker 1: family needed to use to help them catch who killed
Speaker 1: the actual person. So it's really a dope idea How
Speaker 1: I Caught My Killer, because when you think about that,
Speaker 1: it just sounds crazy. But when you watch the show
Speaker 1: is great. And I called Still about the first episode.
Speaker 1: I actually hit Pete too, and I was like, YO,
Speaker 1: check this show out. And the reason I thought it
Speaker 1: was super interesting still for you is because we had
Speaker 1: did the pod on those settlings about transphobia, and I
Speaker 1: was I don't the episode never came out. It's not
Speaker 1: like I don't want to put it out. But I
Speaker 1: think God doesn't want it to come out because I
Speaker 1: think he like you having your podcast and it can
Speaker 1: be like a problem. So I think God is stopping
Speaker 1: it because I've had really great podcasts that I've had
Speaker 1: to put out since and like I suspect me and
Speaker 1: the one me and Pete gonna do next is gonna
Speaker 1: be crazy. So and I'm seeing no, no, I'm serious
Speaker 1: because it's like stuff keep happening. But long story short,
Speaker 1: I thought that was a dope episode because we talked
Speaker 1: about this and you just be having these crazy views
Speaker 1: like she got two guys cars, so she's a prostitute
Speaker 1: like that. What I'm saying that, you know, it could
Speaker 1: be plausible. I'm not saying she was because again I
Speaker 1: wasn't there. I don't know. Or it could have been
Speaker 1: a thing where she got a bunch of roommates. She
Speaker 1: was a young you know, she was a young girl,
Speaker 1: you know, so she was just looking up with these guys, right,
Speaker 1: And so when the revelation came out that she had
Speaker 1: been shot previously, that lets me know right there, when
Speaker 1: that that guy wasn't expecting what he received, it really
Speaker 1: as a crime, right because this actually is actually called
Speaker 1: the nikki is it the cool housing or housing? But
Speaker 1: it ended up changing ended up changing the laws in
Speaker 1: Washington to where nap like at one time they had
Speaker 1: a like a rage, like like a rage that they
Speaker 1: allowed to It didn't absolve your crime, but it reduced
Speaker 1: murder down to like manslaughter. If you were in a
Speaker 1: situation where you was it involved with a transgender and
Speaker 1: you got it got revealed to you at like, you know,
Speaker 1: you didn't know what was going on, and you realized
Speaker 1: this person was a trance and it allowed space for
Speaker 1: the conviction to not be as harsh because it is
Speaker 1: a lot I couldn't imagine, you know, and this this
Speaker 1: was a teenager. You're talking about a seventeen year old kid,
Speaker 1: you know what I mean. That's literally defining their sex.
Speaker 1: And throughout the whole show they talked about that his
Speaker 1: name was Nicolas. He knew it as a child that
Speaker 1: he kinda felt he was a female, and as soon
Speaker 1: as the opportunity presented itself, Nicholas or and then became Nikki,
Speaker 1: as soon as the opportunity presented itself. And I was
Speaker 1: looking at a lot of the pictures and the shows,
Speaker 1: and yes, I'm staring at it because I know because
Speaker 1: the show is telling me the story. But me, you
Speaker 1: and Pete disagree that there's a belief in some sense
Speaker 1: of supreme masculinity that you could tell who's a training
Speaker 1: and I'm like, that's not really hard work. The the
Speaker 1: females right as they start to kind of skew how
Speaker 1: they define beauty, you know, wearing all the makeup and
Speaker 1: the weeds. It's allowing the space to where men are
Speaker 1: getting more confused every day. Think about it, Between all
Speaker 1: of the fucking all of the fucking uh bbl, all
Speaker 1: of the wese, all of the makeup, all this stuff,
Speaker 1: this is the perfect time for a trans person to pass.
Speaker 1: And it is interesting and and and that. Also they're
Speaker 1: the most talented in their field as far as hair,
Speaker 1: makeup and fashion design and stuff go. So do have
Speaker 1: a lot of celebrity women who do have uh people
Speaker 1: from the trans community that that manage their appearance in
Speaker 1: that regard. So so it does bring more of a
Speaker 1: symmetry I think. Um, I disagree to a certain extent.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna tell you why. I've always been able to
Speaker 1: tell who a woman needs versus someone you know, pretending
Speaker 1: to be You know, I'm not saying no transactional transgender person.
Speaker 1: There are certain tell teal signs, like that you have
Speaker 1: a nick like you know, guys, we have this words
Speaker 1: Africa sticks out right, well, you know, they can shave
Speaker 1: it or they either wear those things. You know, they
Speaker 1: wear those black things around they next. So you if
Speaker 1: you see um, somebody wearing one of these things, you
Speaker 1: might want to get a closer observation. And I think
Speaker 1: we lived in the area now where you have to
Speaker 1: ask questions, bro, because the thing is, you're right, gee,
Speaker 1: they do an immaculate job of turning some of these
Speaker 1: men into women. Some of them. You if you look
Speaker 1: at the picture, you cannot tell the difference. You remember,
Speaker 1: we had a photo that we had going around our
Speaker 1: group see five years ago. It was like which group
Speaker 1: of the women and which group are the are the things?
Speaker 1: It's like, I feel bad for my kids now, I
Speaker 1: feel sorry for my son's dude if they if you're
Speaker 1: not careful, you could probably possibly get dude. I don't
Speaker 1: give as much credit to the trans community for it.
Speaker 1: I place blame on women, you know what I mean,
Speaker 1: Because it's not the trans women are moving closer to women,
Speaker 1: it's the women are moving further from women. Yeah, and
Speaker 1: going into a and going into a trans community beauty standard.
Speaker 1: So but I thought it was interesting because it's one
Speaker 1: of those situations where people started referencing it like a
Speaker 1: hate crime, and I just thought that was crazy. I'm like,
Speaker 1: okay for it to be a hate crime, right, It's like,
Speaker 1: I guess that's where I want. Yeah, that's what I
Speaker 1: wanted to talk about, because is that really a hate crime?
Speaker 1: Did that person? Did? Did Nicky die? Because you know
Speaker 1: he like if if Nikki was just a trans person
Speaker 1: walking down the street and the guy what was his name? Okay,
Speaker 1: so all these are dragging like David. If David was
Speaker 1: walking down the street and Nikki was walking down the
Speaker 1: street where he had just killed him, that's a hate crime.
Speaker 1: And if you if you kind of and this is
Speaker 1: this is where me and you disagree at a lot
Speaker 1: of times, and I tell you it's a weird place
Speaker 1: to sit. If the whole goal of somebody that's truly
Speaker 1: a trans person in this position is they really believe
Speaker 1: they were born a woman, They really feel like they
Speaker 1: were a woman internally and they got blessed or they
Speaker 1: got cursed with the man's gender or the other way around. Right,
Speaker 1: So I genuinely think a lot of the goals, Now
Speaker 1: this could be not true, but I believe it to
Speaker 1: be true based off of what the mathematics is. They
Speaker 1: want to attrack heateral sexual males because that's what women attract.
Speaker 1: I mean, you don't see, like I said, you rarely
Speaker 1: see two studs together. I think they think that's gay.
Speaker 1: You don't rarely see two trans people together, you know.
Speaker 1: I mean like if you look, if any of it
Speaker 1: comes across your timeline or in your space, it's usually
Speaker 1: always somebody who looks like a regular person with someone
Speaker 1: from the trans community. You rarely. I I can't think
Speaker 1: of a time, well, I've seen to trans people, like
Speaker 1: is there a popular time where to trans people from
Speaker 1: the trans community were dating and they both had titties
Speaker 1: and dicks? Know what I'm saying, That ship don't really
Speaker 1: work out. So I think that's what I was telling
Speaker 1: you is important that when you were saying it should
Speaker 1: be a law to for for people to have to
Speaker 1: disclose that, And I'm like, that kind of goes against
Speaker 1: what that person is trying to achieve or what they believe.
Speaker 1: And it's what about a person's right as a hetero
Speaker 1: sexual male to know what the hell is going on.
Speaker 1: I'm not dissingg and this is what ida you know,
Speaker 1: I'm olding on, Peter. So I gotta get this off
Speaker 1: or I'll miss rown forgetting spring chicken. You know I
Speaker 1: missed roun forgetting So this is what I'm saying. Man,
Speaker 1: if I'm riding down the street and the police pulled
Speaker 1: me over and I handed my driver's license and it
Speaker 1: says that my name is Peter Boss, the reality ain't
Speaker 1: the Norman Steel and they find out, hey, you get
Speaker 1: a fake license. What are they gonna do. Are they
Speaker 1: just gonna let me go about my way? They're gonna
Speaker 1: they arrest me? Or right? But if you tell. But
Speaker 1: if you lie to Pete and tell Pete your name
Speaker 1: is Glasses Malone, Pete can't do nothing to you. See,
Speaker 1: it's different when you're dealing with the law enforcement and
Speaker 1: when you're dealing with other civilians. But first gold On,
Speaker 1: Peter Ken and Theory do something. He can call and
Speaker 1: he can drop the dime and say, man, this dude
Speaker 1: is out here in first nating my homeboy Glasses something.
Speaker 1: But long as he doesn't as long as the police,
Speaker 1: as long as he doesn't do it to the police,
Speaker 1: it won't matter. But it's only if you manifest it.
Speaker 1: It's only if you do it, yeah, like to a
Speaker 1: financial institution or government institution. And I feel like this.
Speaker 1: It's all about everyone. Just like just like these the
Speaker 1: train community has the right to exercise their lifestyle, their choices.
Speaker 1: I have the right just like you, Just like Peter
Speaker 1: is a hetero sexual male, A sleep with women, sleep
Speaker 1: with you know what I mean. So it's like you
Speaker 1: can sleep with eighties. No, man, it ain't No. No,
Speaker 1: I'm just saying I'm not into that lifestyle. But what
Speaker 1: lifestyle is if okay, as a transphobic person, right, and
Speaker 1: then you're not a transphobic person, right, I don't according
Speaker 1: to your definition very much. No, you keep saying you not,
Speaker 1: so as if that's what it means. I don't want
Speaker 1: to sleep with a transaxl Yeah, that means I'm a transphobic.
Speaker 1: I'm a very transport No, nothing against them, that'shing against them?
Speaker 1: Is everything against them, that's no, it's not. I don't
Speaker 1: have They don't mean I'm against them, see I think.
Speaker 1: But they want to be treated like a regular woman.
Speaker 1: That's so. It's it's not as like they don't want
Speaker 1: to be treating people. Don't not listen, you can't speak
Speaker 1: for every last person, but from the general consensus that
Speaker 1: I got is they don't you know, they don't. They
Speaker 1: don't even like the title trans women. They want to
Speaker 1: just be women. And and that's where it gets crafty.
Speaker 1: So what I was asking about it is because that
Speaker 1: space in the in Washington has changed now right where
Speaker 1: now you can't do it like now if if if
Speaker 1: somebody reveals to you, like let's say, if you meet
Speaker 1: a lady and you know you're you're feeling hers. You
Speaker 1: think she cute, she all made up and she started
Speaker 1: giving you head right she felacio is happening in the car,
Speaker 1: and then you reaching her past, thinking you're about to
Speaker 1: get cracking, you feel me and you grab a handful
Speaker 1: of dog. If you snap and do something to her.
Speaker 1: Now it just doesn't matter. There's like the passion part
Speaker 1: of it is gone, but trail part of it is gone. Well,
Speaker 1: it's almost like a crime of passion we used to
Speaker 1: be where it's so overwhelming. It's like the guy. It's
Speaker 1: like almost the same effect impact as the guy that
Speaker 1: walks in from a hard days work and find his
Speaker 1: best friend on top of his wife or whatever. Right,
Speaker 1: he may snap and you know whatever, he guys he
Speaker 1: got his pistol on him. He may draw down and
Speaker 1: kill both of them, or he'd made he would into
Speaker 1: a bully, you know, a bloody pop or whatever. It's
Speaker 1: a crime of passion, bro. And my thing is this, right,
Speaker 1: we're in a really funny space in America, dude, to
Speaker 1: where everything you say can be misconstrued as you being
Speaker 1: a hateful person. But it's not actually the case. But
Speaker 1: you if you kick your personal space violated, you have
Speaker 1: the right to feel the way you feel. Now, I
Speaker 1: don't condone nobody going out they're killing nobody, but but
Speaker 1: that's that's what I want to ask you about that
Speaker 1: that crime element. Do you feel like, what should that
Speaker 1: crime be? If like, let's say, you know, not you,
Speaker 1: but some guys out there, you know what I mean.
Speaker 1: And you know, he meet a girl, hook up with
Speaker 1: a lady, you know what I mean, and she giving
Speaker 1: him you know it's for la shows happening, and he
Speaker 1: reaching her pants and feel a handful of hot dog
Speaker 1: and didn't know. Let's say, let's say, huh sure or whatever.
Speaker 1: So he feels a handful of it and he snaps
Speaker 1: and let's say he just like punches her and she died.
Speaker 1: Should that be secondary degree murder or should it be
Speaker 1: involuntary man like when does it become a space that
Speaker 1: you understand that people emostly like that's a lot of
Speaker 1: people's most prideful thing, you know, their their sexuality, you mean,
Speaker 1: their masculinity. So if you violate that for a lot
Speaker 1: of people like that is you know serious? So I'm
Speaker 1: asking it's oh, I like that. I think it should
Speaker 1: be looked this rape dude. I think just like if
Speaker 1: just like if I impose my wheel on a young lady,
Speaker 1: if I pose my wheel and a woman, I'm going
Speaker 1: to jail because there's free you know what should maybe
Speaker 1: perhaps a statutory because you could be to a degree
Speaker 1: co you know, you know how they define statutory rape
Speaker 1: with a minor as in spite of the minor having
Speaker 1: been willing, they were coerced because they lacked the capacity
Speaker 1: or whatever to make the judgment. If you are not
Speaker 1: afforded the appropriate information to make judgment on your terms,
Speaker 1: it could be perceived possibly in the statutory category. M
Speaker 1: that makes sense, But I think a person is very
Speaker 1: cognitive on whether they want to sleep with a transgendive
Speaker 1: person or some people just well, if this is being
Speaker 1: predicated on the idea that that that that it's sprung
Speaker 1: on you and you don't know until the moment. However,
Speaker 1: I like that. On the flip side, there's like, you know,
Speaker 1: there's not a lot of like passion crimes are still crimes. There.
Speaker 1: There are not a lot of examples that I can
Speaker 1: think of. I can't think of any. And maybe it
Speaker 1: perhaps a de escalation of degree, but there's other than
Speaker 1: self defense, there's not really any because because it's it's
Speaker 1: very emasculating for some other man to come in and
Speaker 1: bust your wife down in your house. You can't do
Speaker 1: anything to either of them, you know, like that's highly emasculating.
Speaker 1: They will charge you. They won't charge you with murder
Speaker 1: sometimes because of the heat of passion. They will say
Speaker 1: it's a voluntary manslade of you were to kill somebody
Speaker 1: in that situation. You know, the charges of killing somebody
Speaker 1: changes a lot of that. Yeah, a lot of that's
Speaker 1: determined by your district. At the d A thinks I'm
Speaker 1: not going to be able to fore go along with this. Yeah,
Speaker 1: And the other thing I was gonna say earlier is
Speaker 1: so far as the hate crime element go. On the
Speaker 1: one hand, as you were saying, if Joe Blow sees
Speaker 1: a trans person walking to the sidewalk doesn't kill that person.
Speaker 1: If Joe Blow has a an experience or whatever we're
Speaker 1: finds himself unknowingly intimate with one then kills that person.
Speaker 1: That the dependent variable is still that person being trans
Speaker 1: because if you found himself intimate with a woman, wouldn't
Speaker 1: kill the woman. Find us intimate with the transperson kills
Speaker 1: a trans person. So the variable that still them being
Speaker 1: the trans person. So you're likely there's a there's a
Speaker 1: there's a logical case for That's what I'm going. That's
Speaker 1: what I'm saying. That's my point out still, not to
Speaker 1: cut you off, big bro, but that's my point I
Speaker 1: was gonna say. That's why I think what Still is
Speaker 1: saying is super duper important. A lot of that defense
Speaker 1: right because not not defense, y'all are both right. It
Speaker 1: should be charged as a crime. That is, that's a
Speaker 1: real conversation that should be happening to where if you
Speaker 1: if you do that to somebody and they have no idea,
Speaker 1: that should be considered rape. But because because that's because
Speaker 1: if somebody is raping you, if somebody's raping you, now
Speaker 1: that's where I'm gonna go. The pushback on that is
Speaker 1: going to be that you you are then afforded a
Speaker 1: degree of self defense. The difference in this scenario is
Speaker 1: the like imposition of physical threat and force disparity, you know,
Speaker 1: and a conventional rape scenario, the female is on the
Speaker 1: short side of force, So a forceful defense act is
Speaker 1: a means of preventing it from happening or continuing to happen,
Speaker 1: whereas it doesn't require physical force to prevent that from
Speaker 1: happening or continuing to happen once you're made aware of it.
Speaker 1: At that point, it's purely just it's more revenge driven
Speaker 1: than de escalatory or safety driven, see what I'm saying. Yeah,
Speaker 1: but even in California, if someone's raping you and you
Speaker 1: kill them, you still going to jail. Yes, true. Interestingly enough,
Speaker 1: in California, you no longer have to disclose to a
Speaker 1: person that you're HIV positive if you intend on giving
Speaker 1: them age sexually, whereas it used to be a murder too.
Speaker 1: So so you know, yeah, it's a big step forward
Speaker 1: for the AIDS community. So aid HIV and go sleep
Speaker 1: with somebody and not be able accountable for that. Yes,
Speaker 1: country right now, man, But that's per state still, that's
Speaker 1: per state law. Man, that would be a world. That
Speaker 1: should be a law. I think. I don't think you're
Speaker 1: allowed to enter a home if you know you have
Speaker 1: COVID without telling him. Though, ye know. The reason I'm
Speaker 1: saying that still is I think you're on is something.
Speaker 1: I think watching that whole show, That's the feel I got,
Speaker 1: Like even when I was watching it, where you know,
Speaker 1: they were talking about it and they were saying, I
Speaker 1: was like, damn, this is messed up. What happened to
Speaker 1: this little teenager? You know what I mean? It's seventeen
Speaker 1: year old motherfucking blah blah blah. And then they go
Speaker 1: into the guy shot and she didn't want to tell
Speaker 1: who shot. I was like, Oh, this motherfucker catfishing people
Speaker 1: and motherfucker's is finding out and they're overreacting, you know
Speaker 1: what I mean. It's like you stole somebody's masculinity, and
Speaker 1: that's what it feels like. People are reacting. And you know,
Speaker 1: it was a part you talked about where her mom
Speaker 1: was saying, where Nikki's mom was saying, oh, well, um,
Speaker 1: you know my daughter and your daughter. You know my
Speaker 1: daughter just to my daughter's trans No, It's like if
Speaker 1: somebody's intentionally deceiving you, m intentionally deceiving you, you know
Speaker 1: what I mean. That's where it starts to happen. And
Speaker 1: again they're taking something from you. Still that that we
Speaker 1: might need to really start sitting down and figuring out agenda.
Speaker 1: Like I'm not again, I'm not necessarily like that's like
Speaker 1: I might be transposed, but I'm not against the trans communities.
Speaker 1: But I think that that should be a real thing,
Speaker 1: because you have to find some space to allow people
Speaker 1: to make choices, you know, as best as they can
Speaker 1: with as much information as they can. That's almost unbelievable
Speaker 1: that you can have HIV and it's not a charge
Speaker 1: that should actually be a real serious case to look
Speaker 1: at too well, I guess. And also HIV might not
Speaker 1: be the death sentence it once was. I think I
Speaker 1: don't think nobody still want to kicks HIV, even though
Speaker 1: you can live a whole lot longer. It's my second choice,
Speaker 1: you know. I think it's a horrible disease, but my
Speaker 1: second choice, on a list of having it or not
Speaker 1: having it, I would choose not having it exactly. Well,
Speaker 1: you know what. The one thing I found interesting she
Speaker 1: is that Nikki was shot. She was shot five times
Speaker 1: once in the hand, and she didn't report the incident.
Speaker 1: She didn't you know, she didn't press charge, just didn't tell.
Speaker 1: She said that guy, what good he is? Because I
Speaker 1: believe it was another situation of her doing something with somebody.
Speaker 1: And I think because you know, the Pacific Northwest is
Speaker 1: like the Southwest, everybody is walking around with a pistol.
Speaker 1: I don't know that with that. But no, but you know,
Speaker 1: not in urban counties, not in county. Let's talk. Let's
Speaker 1: stay in the premise of where the show was at.
Speaker 1: They were six. You're in Vancouver, Washington, which is the
Speaker 1: which is adjacent. It's it's like it's like Camden to
Speaker 1: Philadelphia's right on the other side of the bridge. It's yeah,
Speaker 1: if you were in East Washington or eastern Oregon, totally
Speaker 1: different ball of wax than those parts of the state. So,
Speaker 1: you know, so she was shut and I believe her
Speaker 1: thing was well, I didn't disclose it to him, and
Speaker 1: we got up to a panic because he pushed her
Speaker 1: right off the car and got on to me. The
Speaker 1: only pushback I have on on the situation from her
Speaker 1: conduct standpoint is just the fact that like I think
Speaker 1: in this case, given the behavioral pattern her honestly, being
Speaker 1: transits incidental, and that if you're a teenager, particularly like
Speaker 1: a like a minor type teenager, and you're meeting grown
Speaker 1: men off the internet late at night routinely, you're asking
Speaker 1: for it as a regular woman. Like I mean, there's
Speaker 1: a girl I know that this day. Remember one time
Speaker 1: I met her out I thought she was a college
Speaker 1: student because she said she was a junior. She trans
Speaker 1: junior high school. She came back to my spot. I
Speaker 1: didn't mess with her because I was a little funny
Speaker 1: about it and she was being kind of caught, and
Speaker 1: then she admitted it in the morning after. We didn't
Speaker 1: do anything step in separate rooms. But if I picked
Speaker 1: somebody up off the internet and found out the legal
Speaker 1: age consenting, Wassington, the six team, whatever, I'm just saying.
Speaker 1: I'm just saying in general speak, you know what I mean.
Speaker 1: But but I think what Steel is saying is really
Speaker 1: important at this point, like that, Okay, yes, we have
Speaker 1: created a space for women to be unaccountable. We created
Speaker 1: that space, and I blame me, and we did it,
Speaker 1: and that's fine. That's the main reason why I believe
Speaker 1: the trans women are women because they apparently don't want
Speaker 1: to be accountable, and women don't want to be accountable,
Speaker 1: so therefore they don't want to be accountable. There are
Speaker 1: a woman that's a transitive property of basic algebra, which
Speaker 1: you know, what I was saying is rape is important
Speaker 1: even for that type of situation. That young girl tried
Speaker 1: to rape Peter pretty much. He limited the information she
Speaker 1: told him. She knew that he would think, she would
Speaker 1: not think she tried to rape him, and if he
Speaker 1: would have went and participated, he would have got charged.
Speaker 1: And that's where I think it's important to where um
Speaker 1: because we are moving women into a space of equality,
Speaker 1: you know, not as individually, because I still don't hold
Speaker 1: women accountable, but they also have to treat me like
Speaker 1: I'm I'm pretty much there to make sure they're okay. Plus,
Speaker 1: technology has afforded a lot more ability for people to
Speaker 1: falsify their presentation in a million ways, not only in this,
Speaker 1: in the transwab you can lie about your age, you
Speaker 1: can lie about your name, you can lie about anything
Speaker 1: about yourself. And then, yeah, I think, especially in that
Speaker 1: case you've had through sexual identity changed, I think if
Speaker 1: you don't let someone know, I think you should be
Speaker 1: charged with fraid and you should go to jails, just
Speaker 1: like Peter. I'm gonna tell you what a slippery slope
Speaker 1: that els. Let's say that little girl feel dejected, because
Speaker 1: you know, there are some women that our attention oars.
Speaker 1: They just they love the attention of it. Right. Let's
Speaker 1: say she got a wild hair barass the next morning
Speaker 1: and called her dad or called whoever. I stayed over
Speaker 1: this guy's house and bump when he made me. The
Speaker 1: police would have been up over there and your they
Speaker 1: would have been snatching you about your house and leading
Speaker 1: you off the handcuffs down the street, and you would
Speaker 1: have the jacket on you as being a rapist. And
Speaker 1: even though you mayn't touch the girl, as soon as
Speaker 1: it got out, it's like us as men, we're automatically
Speaker 1: putting that like we're automatically just guilty. Your man, So
Speaker 1: you have your man said, whatever you do, you're guilty.
Speaker 1: How many times have we seen cases of women lying
Speaker 1: on dudes. I'm not Oh, listen, let me let me finished.
Speaker 1: Women going, you know, guys going to jail for years
Speaker 1: dude on some false stuff. Later on DNA if this
Speaker 1: comes up to dissolve them of these crimes. They've lost
Speaker 1: their life. They've lost fifteen, twenty years, sometimes thirty years
Speaker 1: of their life already. They never get that back. But
Speaker 1: what I was saying before Internet went out, I think
Speaker 1: the loss of life is always tragic. I think that
Speaker 1: any violent acts against people, you know from the lg
Speaker 1: b QT or whatever one of these anachronisms, you know,
Speaker 1: whether it is man, I think. I think whatever they
Speaker 1: are man, I think that's the right for them to
Speaker 1: do what they want to do. And I don't think
Speaker 1: I have the right. You or anybody else got the
Speaker 1: right to go out there and put hands on them
Speaker 1: for that. But if you're impeding on my space, you're
Speaker 1: raping me. If you're making me do something that's not
Speaker 1: my choice, I've been raped. So I should get the
Speaker 1: same justice. There's some another human being would the feet
Speaker 1: of the female agenda, I think I should get the
Speaker 1: same rights. I think we should have the same rights.
Speaker 1: It makes me think about that R. Kelly situation where
Speaker 1: you got girls that's magic with R Kelly, Like Ray
Speaker 1: does have to start going another way, Like rape is
Speaker 1: not just simply defined as this forcible thing. It also
Speaker 1: can be this course thing. So I think that's one
Speaker 1: of those situations. And I think in that particular TV
Speaker 1: show when Nikki, you know, I'd imagine that's what's happening.
Speaker 1: And her family knows that's what's happening, you know what
Speaker 1: I mean, They know that, you know, Nikeolas was desperate
Speaker 1: to be treated like a woman, so they started conducting
Speaker 1: themselves as women. It was feeling that way since he was,
Speaker 1: since she was, since she was a kid. They showed pictures.
Speaker 1: You can see the picture of was four years ago.
Speaker 1: He had long blonde here and the stick, the lipstick,
Speaker 1: and they said her, you know, her brother said that
Speaker 1: he would walk around the house and he uses a
Speaker 1: little kid, moms and everything, and you know, part of
Speaker 1: me made me think because her and her mom was
Speaker 1: so close, it made me think that she had three
Speaker 1: sons and maybe the mom I was dressing a little
Speaker 1: that the brothers and kills her the mon like, that's
Speaker 1: not me. She you know, Nicholas is doing it himselves.
Speaker 1: She said, yeah, exactly. So I genuinely think there are
Speaker 1: people who are born in into that place to where
Speaker 1: that's just the wiring. I think I've all I went
Speaker 1: on record with saying this, um a snitch is worse
Speaker 1: than a pedophile, But the act of pedophilia is worse
Speaker 1: than the act of snitching. Does that make sense? You
Speaker 1: get what I'm saying. I understand what you're saying. Like
Speaker 1: a pedophile, it's worse than a snitch, but the act
Speaker 1: of snitching. Excuse me, the act of pedophilia is worse
Speaker 1: than the act of snitching, because I think, like us,
Speaker 1: three men, right, none of us. I've never saw an
Speaker 1: attractive five year old you know, toddler, Never, Never in
Speaker 1: my life, just like, just like as a man, I've
Speaker 1: never seen another man that was sexually attractive. I've never
Speaker 1: seen a five year old toddler sexually attractive. I've never
Speaker 1: seen a man sexually attractive. So if you see somebody
Speaker 1: like that and that person is sexually attractive, I genuinely
Speaker 1: think some people are just wired that way. Snitching is
Speaker 1: fucked up because you're just a piece of ship and
Speaker 1: you're choosing to be unaccountable for your own actions in
Speaker 1: a real form. So, uh, pedophilia, a pedophile, a snitch.
Speaker 1: A snitch is worse than a pedophile, But the act
Speaker 1: of pedophilia is worse than the act of snitching. That
Speaker 1: makes sense. I guess crazy, but you know it's a
Speaker 1: pedophile is working off wired. You know, they wired, you
Speaker 1: know incorrectly, they're wired completely unique. None of us even
Speaker 1: think a five year old child is attractive, So we're
Speaker 1: not refusing some urges. How do you sexually find that attractive?
Speaker 1: Just like in that situation where you know, like we
Speaker 1: talked about it earlier, he was like, well, you'll both said,
Speaker 1: well they wanted to sleep with trans I'm like, I
Speaker 1: doubt that's what's going on now. I know there are
Speaker 1: some situations where that's happening to some people, you know,
Speaker 1: are attracted to that specific lifestyle or whatever is going
Speaker 1: on there. But I don't think that's what's going on
Speaker 1: with most men. And I don't think most trans people
Speaker 1: goal is to be the best trans women. They actually
Speaker 1: want to compete into space of just women. Think about it.
Speaker 1: They winning Women of the Year. They're not winning trans
Speaker 1: Women of the Year awards. They're not winning Mrs America,
Speaker 1: Mrs trans America. They're winning Mrs America contests. They are
Speaker 1: they are pretty much coming into that space as just women.
Speaker 1: So I would imagine they want to be treated And
Speaker 1: I'll say this as as far as that competition goes,
Speaker 1: trans women are crushing regular women there are on a
Speaker 1: far steeper growth curve if you're looking at the style chart.
Speaker 1: And similarly, women who are transit identified as men are
Speaker 1: doing a terrible job at competing against us real men.
Speaker 1: So I don't know what that says. Yeah, exactly, you know,
Speaker 1: and let me um, I wanted to read something real quick,
Speaker 1: Um did I discovered and I sent it to you
Speaker 1: and glasses prior to start and show the day. Okay,
Speaker 1: A New Jersey trans prisoner who impregnated two inmates transferred
Speaker 1: to men's facility. So they're taking this transgender individual out
Speaker 1: of you know, out of the women's prison and then
Speaker 1: moving to a men's facility because he's gotten two inmates prison.
Speaker 1: So that goes to your theory right there. So a
Speaker 1: transgender inmate has been transferred out the only women's prison
Speaker 1: in New Jersey after impregnating two female inmates. Demi minor
Speaker 1: seven has been moved to the Vulnerable House and Union
Speaker 1: at the Garden State you correct, no facility, a prison
Speaker 1: for young adults ages eighteen and thirty courting the dance
Speaker 1: for rised a New Jersey Department of Correction spokesman the
Speaker 1: Riser firm. There are three trans women housing the Youth
Speaker 1: Facilities Vulnerable Housing unit, though the prisons general population houses
Speaker 1: only men minors. Removal from the Agna Mahan Correctional Facility
Speaker 1: for women comes just a year after the state reached
Speaker 1: the settlement with the American Civil Liberties Young of New
Speaker 1: Jersey to house transgender inmates according to their gender identity
Speaker 1: instead of their sex assigned at birth. The facility currently
Speaker 1: houses twenty seven transgender inmates. Spuraser said decisions related to
Speaker 1: an incarsprated prisons housing are made within the parameters of
Speaker 1: the settlement agreement, which requires consideration of gender identity and
Speaker 1: the health and safety of the individual. So miner who
Speaker 1: is serving a thirty year prison sittings for manslaughter, impregnated
Speaker 1: the fellow inmates earlier this year following consensual sex with relationships.
Speaker 1: So now are they considered lesbians because they had they are,
Speaker 1: They're part of the trans ammunity, and Spurazer confirmed. He
Speaker 1: added that even consensual sex between inmates is prohibited in
Speaker 1: the state. Last year, two inmates and add to behind
Speaker 1: father lawsuit challenging the state policy and practice of housing
Speaker 1: some pre gendered confirmation surgery transgender women, adding that violates
Speaker 1: their constitutional rights. So you've got people that want to
Speaker 1: come in even before they get the surgery, like right
Speaker 1: when they're pre right. In a letter from Minor, as
Speaker 1: a woman who was transgender, I truly fear what lies
Speaker 1: ahead from me. It's clear that staff have looked for
Speaker 1: some kind of security reason to kicking me out of
Speaker 1: the only female correctional facility. Probably that you're they're getting
Speaker 1: everybody pregnant, Mina wrote in the post, which was published Friday.
Speaker 1: They have thrown me to the wolves and expect for
Speaker 1: me to just give up. I am baffled and disgusted
Speaker 1: by the this use of power, and I can only
Speaker 1: ask that the commissioner and government's office please send me back.
Speaker 1: I don't deserve to be treated like this. So he
Speaker 1: want to have his kick and either two he want
Speaker 1: to be in and get all the pussy he can
Speaker 1: under the guys, and him being a woman, so if
Speaker 1: he's like a woman, so he's as gender. I don't
Speaker 1: give those are yeah, those are separate, separate points entirely.
Speaker 1: You can you can be transgender. Your your gender identification,
Speaker 1: your sexual preference are not necessarily interestingly tied. My issue
Speaker 1: with this you can take a topic to a woman
Speaker 1: only the sleep with women. That guy, I don't understand it. Man.
Speaker 1: It's it's about how you feel in yourself, not about
Speaker 1: how you feel sexually. It's a different, different thing. Yeah,
Speaker 1: Like the the thing that I don't like about that
Speaker 1: is that to a degree, the pian systems is has
Speaker 1: a lot of challenges and and even it's way far
Speaker 1: behind or not, it's it's there are a lot of
Speaker 1: challenges in that arena. You know, there's a lot of
Speaker 1: incentives to make your time easier. So what you have
Speaker 1: with that is you could you left the door open,
Speaker 1: which damages the trans movements integrity where you created a carrot,
Speaker 1: so to speak for or people to fake it to
Speaker 1: get easier time served, like like like on Elizabeth Warren
Speaker 1: faking being Indian to get a promotion at Harvard. You know,
Speaker 1: it damages civil rights in some capacity that you have.
Speaker 1: Or Rachel dolas out you know, you're you're you're faking
Speaker 1: minority status for a payout benefit. But but I don't
Speaker 1: even know if they're faking minority. I'm not saying she is,
Speaker 1: but but there are scenarios where it's pretty obvious. I've
Speaker 1: seen that's pretty obvious. Let's think on this transgender thing.
Speaker 1: Is this right? The other stuff is a whole another
Speaker 1: kind of Warrens right. See, this is my thing right here,
Speaker 1: and I am very confused right now, man, Like now
Speaker 1: they're seeing basically that pre up people that you know
Speaker 1: haven't had this surgery, that are really meant. So what's
Speaker 1: to stop me from if I go out and kill
Speaker 1: somebody and I want to do? Easy time for me
Speaker 1: just putting on the drist and going to court and saying, well,
Speaker 1: I need to go to the in this prison, Well
Speaker 1: that one guy just did that, Yeah, to stop that.
Speaker 1: Now I'm now I'm laid up in there for the
Speaker 1: prison full of women. I'm bigger, I'm stronger than everybody.
Speaker 1: Because just because these people turn, just because these people
Speaker 1: elect to change their sex with identity, don't mean the
Speaker 1: fact that they don't lose their strength. I thought you
Speaker 1: would appreciate this based office about how you feel, Based
Speaker 1: on how you feel, yeah, because you like seeing like
Speaker 1: we always talk, you always have more like a respect
Speaker 1: for the emotional standpoint. You think I'm a contrarian because
Speaker 1: I'm like a ax and those guys, and you like
Speaker 1: a feeling. This do a feeling. This is very much
Speaker 1: a physical thing because men are stronger than women. So
Speaker 1: you want to house a bunch of dudes and dresses
Speaker 1: because they have want a dresses that I want to say, see,
Speaker 1: the trans part of you has nothing to do with
Speaker 1: your physical being. It's it's all inside this emotion, how
Speaker 1: you feel, it's internal. So he so so he was
Speaker 1: a man, so when he was born, he feels like,
Speaker 1: I want to sleep with women who you attracted to.
Speaker 1: Don't determine your gender. Yeah, that's just they'll be to
Speaker 1: suggest that people's gender identification is based off of a
Speaker 1: off of their end game goals for sexual intercourse. That's
Speaker 1: not and that's not quite Obviously was get some, but
Speaker 1: was get some kids. I don't know if that was
Speaker 1: the gang goally. He don't got two women pregnant in prison.
Speaker 1: He might have also not gotten the ship beaten out
Speaker 1: of fifteen times like otherwise would have happened. Sure, if
Speaker 1: you put him into regular present with me and getting
Speaker 1: raped and beat up and getting beat up and then
Speaker 1: getting raped because he didn't have to rape nobody, that
Speaker 1: means somebody got him. He probably was in there getting
Speaker 1: paid for. I mean, he got a dick in a
Speaker 1: woman's prison, just like it's pussy in the water. Imagine
Speaker 1: the transgender man inside of a man's presence, like get
Speaker 1: that pussy. He would be of cigarettes. You know what
Speaker 1: many suits is arian entrance fifteen box? Like at that
Speaker 1: show last night. Even if me looking at that show
Speaker 1: last and I was confused, what was the little fat
Speaker 1: dude that they had the haircut? Was that a man
Speaker 1: a woman that was a gentleman by choice? I was
Speaker 1: a transgender man. So if I go out somewhere, let's
Speaker 1: say I'm in a restaurant and one of them stood,
Speaker 1: say you're looking at my girl and swings on me
Speaker 1: and hit me in my chin. No, he's a man,
Speaker 1: he wants to be treated like a man, and I
Speaker 1: put on his ass. Out man, whoop his ass. I'm
Speaker 1: going to jail for whooping on a woman, even though
Speaker 1: he started. Give me first. A stud is not a
Speaker 1: transgender man. It would have to be if a transgender
Speaker 1: mandan yes to a transgender man. If I wo with
Speaker 1: transgender man's ass, I'm going to exelp for beating a woman.
Speaker 1: That's what they say. That would be interesting that would
Speaker 1: come probably down to the to the victim if they
Speaker 1: didn't want to. It just it just depends. You can't
Speaker 1: go to jail for who from a woman on the street?
Speaker 1: What is it? What's the crime except of salt? The
Speaker 1: only thing you could be charging. You didn't get charged
Speaker 1: with a soft of beating up a man just like
Speaker 1: a woman. Woman is different. It's a different charge. What
Speaker 1: I'm saying. If you just beat up a woman on
Speaker 1: the street, it's just a salt. So the truth is,
Speaker 1: if you beat up a trans man or a trans woman,
Speaker 1: it's not going to be perceived based off of the
Speaker 1: It's not gonna be at objective or subjective. It would
Speaker 1: be a It would be a hate crime because they
Speaker 1: are trans, not like if you kick out manifesting, what
Speaker 1: direction if you kick that as because they were no
Speaker 1: Let me ask you this. With this David guy, he
Speaker 1: wounded up getting twenty years. The family thought that sentence
Speaker 1: was way too only got I think he's got more
Speaker 1: time than that because you think it's fair. Well, you
Speaker 1: know the thing, you see, My only thing with that
Speaker 1: guy was he lied. You gotta lie. Well I would
Speaker 1: have told the truth from the beginning. I gotta turn
Speaker 1: to win and turn myself in the I don't even
Speaker 1: want to know about this man. They got head from
Speaker 1: a trance. I don't want nobody to know that if
Speaker 1: that accident, dude wasn't and you know the interesting things
Speaker 1: she couldn't have the priminal record. His family was willing
Speaker 1: to do. They owned the why I got nineteen you know,
Speaker 1: nineteen years man, that's you know, Peter, you know, it's funny.
Speaker 1: You know we say something in a long time. That's
Speaker 1: what big you think. It's a long time. That's what's
Speaker 1: such a such a like illogical manifestation of the thought process.
Speaker 1: Like let's say, hypothetically, I could I assume most of
Speaker 1: this public reception and reputation driven. You know, if you
Speaker 1: knew for sure that that's not what you thought was
Speaker 1: gonna be, and you made a mistake and whatever else,
Speaker 1: and no one was ever gonna know about it in
Speaker 1: a hundred years, you probably are gonna act that way.
Speaker 1: It's probably the fact that you don't want everybody you
Speaker 1: know knowing that, which isn't interesting because it's like it
Speaker 1: appears to what kind of person Nikki was. Nikki could
Speaker 1: Nikki didn't say, you know, I watched I watched five
Speaker 1: episodes of that show, and you know, every victim they
Speaker 1: paid them out like they're just this sweet person. That's
Speaker 1: just bullshit. Some some of these motherfucker's just crazy, And
Speaker 1: Nikki could be one of the motherfucker's that didn't mind.
Speaker 1: It's a lot of like me and still talk about this. Now,
Speaker 1: that's not a lot. But there are certain people who
Speaker 1: want to change people, yeah, and they want to be
Speaker 1: treated like on I I still do not believe that
Speaker 1: that man knew that Nikki was a trance. I genuinely
Speaker 1: believe that that's why you react that way. Now, to
Speaker 1: see if they had a relationship where Nikki was like
Speaker 1: I want us to be in a relationship, they went
Speaker 1: through her phone and he was friends. She's like you
Speaker 1: need to be what if in the moment, Nicky responds
Speaker 1: poorly and lobs a soft blackmail threat to out him
Speaker 1: out there once you blackmail? Ain't know this thing is soft? Sure? Sure,
Speaker 1: I miss so, Like, if you don't let me stuck
Speaker 1: your digginggain, I'm gonna tell everybody because because because the
Speaker 1: reality was I'm just saying they said he did reach
Speaker 1: in the pants and grabb sausage. I'm I'm just asking
Speaker 1: as as far as a rationale standpoint goes. You know,
Speaker 1: if if that was the case, and you're concerned now
Speaker 1: about reputational risk, the reputational risk being that you are alienated,
Speaker 1: I guess it worst you are alienated from your friends
Speaker 1: and family as realts. Okay, is it just me? But
Speaker 1: can you not tell that this is a man? Listen, Peter, Peter,
Speaker 1: do you think this if you saw this individual right here,
Speaker 1: but you think that was a woman, I would say
Speaker 1: the one to the individual things to the left is
Speaker 1: a female. Right here, he looks like a guy that's
Speaker 1: got to makeup on. And Okay, so what if the
Speaker 1: left one to the left is a trans because the
Speaker 1: one to the left is a trans we'll see if
Speaker 1: the one this girl right here is a train. Yeah,
Speaker 1: look and you just got it wrong. That's a woman
Speaker 1: right there. That's trans. You're making up stuff. Look now
Speaker 1: you look and look how confused you look. Look at
Speaker 1: you read the title because you don't want to Fox.
Speaker 1: It's not that's that woman. That was a young lady
Speaker 1: dog that's but that's not the man. This is the man.
Speaker 1: I could tell this dude, Toronto Burke Aerial Fox sounds
Speaker 1: like a made up name. Exactly. That sounds like a
Speaker 1: trans pull up Toronto Burke. Anything with Fox in it
Speaker 1: is made up. No one ever has the last name Fox,
Speaker 1: even Rick Fox made up as last name. And this
Speaker 1: might be a dude right here, because look at the
Speaker 1: nick right here, Hold on, look at the nickline. Look
Speaker 1: right here. This is this is this is the giveaway
Speaker 1: right there, giveaway, the giveaway. That's not how that work.
Speaker 1: You got super old school? You can tell you school
Speaker 1: proud man. I don't give a damn I'm tired of
Speaker 1: damn tiptoeing around this bullshit dog. Let's go. You grew up.
Speaker 1: Let's say you. You can tell you grew up in
Speaker 1: the seventies, because all your ship is old school thought.
Speaker 1: What what's the what's the other individual's name? Neck? Toronto Burke?
Speaker 1: How you spilling first name? Toronto t A r U
Speaker 1: r K Burke. Who's that? Who's trying to burk? I'm
Speaker 1: just gonna show him something and then bring her up
Speaker 1: on the screen. That's that's that's Nike right there. That's
Speaker 1: wanted man. That's not man. This that's a woman. No, no, no, no, no,
Speaker 1: that's that's Buster. Douglas. Now there's say that. You can't
Speaker 1: say that as a white person. You can't say that, man,
Speaker 1: this is a damn that's Toronto Burke. That's not no man.
Speaker 1: That's a woman. But she's ugly as woman. But you
Speaker 1: but see that's my point. You cannot say that, Like,
Speaker 1: it's not about if you don't find somebody visually pleasing.
Speaker 1: That's what I'm saying. It's getting to a space now
Speaker 1: where pleasing. It don't matter how how visually pleasing to you.
Speaker 1: What one Maybe it's like the thing you know, don't
Speaker 1: nobody want the six played with all these little sex games.
Speaker 1: People are here playing with people dogs. It ain't cool.
Speaker 1: It's not cool. I'm not saying that. It's just don't know.
Speaker 1: I don't know what Toronto Burke. But she ugly as
Speaker 1: to Rondo Berger is the reason she's she's the uh,
Speaker 1: she's pretty much the leader of the me Too movie.
Speaker 1: So you know you just got a cook call just man,
Speaker 1: we're finished. So she might be able to jay with
Speaker 1: my ass if she wasn't what she could do high
Speaker 1: doesn't one of them crazy and knocked out Mike Tyson
Speaker 1: and Tokyo you don'nderstand k her a k arrest one as. Yeah,
Speaker 1: what did she gon do? She could hid this one
Speaker 1: crazy she got in her face and imprisonments. Stop doing that.
Speaker 1: That's not even cool, right, You just fucked up. You
Speaker 1: really think that grew up in the seventies. Man, that
Speaker 1: was a little baby in the seventies. It was just
Speaker 1: broad dog. You just rang. You were never a little baby.
Speaker 1: You were six four the third grade, and I love
Speaker 1: everybody were born at you. Just man, But she's not
Speaker 1: my taste. It might be a motherfucker think beautiful, not
Speaker 1: it ain't me ugly, motherfucker dog the heat off of me.
Speaker 1: We can't go no where, you know, it was our contract.
Speaker 1: We got a thing good heels. Need to bring his
Speaker 1: hands back in here. How he's gone. I can't talk
Speaker 1: to him anymore. Yeah, but man, you know the thing
Speaker 1: he was, bro it's not my public used to run
Speaker 1: a burke, But she's not my cup of teacher. May
Speaker 1: not think I'm no prized my dam himself, but she
Speaker 1: told her back though. I would just say that to
Speaker 1: anybody who's like might be the type to get caught
Speaker 1: up in a situation where you end up doing something
Speaker 1: like this guy who got convicted on this crime. If
Speaker 1: you're mad, your life is going to be irrepartably damaged
Speaker 1: by that having happened, or by you haven't been involving that,
Speaker 1: either willingly, knowingly, unknowingly or unwillingly. Your life is gonna
Speaker 1: be damaged considerably more by years and years and years
Speaker 1: in prison, like for real. It's an odd constable to
Speaker 1: the truth, man, And I don't really believe. Man, I'm
Speaker 1: no God, That's the road I would probably take due
Speaker 1: firsts me going in hip, was you killed somebody? You
Speaker 1: going exail? If you beat the ship on somebody and
Speaker 1: get an escalation, you're gonna get god damn near murder
Speaker 1: years about five years. I am secured enough of first
Speaker 1: of all, I'm glad, thank god, I'm happily married though,
Speaker 1: but I am secured enough of my sexuality though. Where
Speaker 1: for motherfucker played with me like that, I would I
Speaker 1: would go to court and I would make a motherfucking
Speaker 1: stand and say that this motherfucker raped me. Let me
Speaker 1: ask you a question hypothetically, and this is ultra hypothetical, obviously,
Speaker 1: it's based on the question if you got caught up
Speaker 1: and messed around and had some like undercover boyfriend for
Speaker 1: like the summer and it got found out about it.
Speaker 1: Just just just just just under have a boyfriends doing
Speaker 1: something willingly. Yeah, just just just just let me finish.
Speaker 1: If you hypothetically had that going on and you really
Speaker 1: didn't want anybody to find out about it, and let's
Speaker 1: say hypothetically that it just all blows up. The guy
Speaker 1: just shows up right at the front door and just
Speaker 1: airs you out all over the internet and television and
Speaker 1: everywhere else. Taken because I was sneaking around doing something
Speaker 1: like that. Cut. Yeah, all I'm going to ask is
Speaker 1: how long is the damage of that going to last
Speaker 1: in your life versus how long versus fifteen years that
Speaker 1: that will die down in six months to a year,
Speaker 1: whereas the trouble you get in for doing something to
Speaker 1: prevent it from happening will outlast that exponentially. Yeah. See, Now,
Speaker 1: I think all those guys Peter that do things and
Speaker 1: they're feeling some little secret finish that they may have
Speaker 1: within them, and they are fulfiling their fantasy. They don't
Speaker 1: get caught. They damned should don't need to be putting
Speaker 1: their hands on nobody. They need to just live with it,
Speaker 1: because it's a choice. They made. Now the guy that
Speaker 1: that had no clue on the situation he was stepping in.
Speaker 1: I truly believe that individuals should be charged with rape
Speaker 1: and they should go to jail just like a man would.
Speaker 1: Because you're getting with somebody under the under a false pretense.
Speaker 1: You're not telling somebody the whole facts, you know what
Speaker 1: I mean, that's almost you know, just like that you
Speaker 1: said they um, they resended the law about someone with
Speaker 1: whose HIV positive sleeping with somebody that should be murdered. Dude,
Speaker 1: that should be attempted murder. You should go to jail. Yeah,
Speaker 1: all cases, I think you should go to jail, man,
Speaker 1: because I think I think right now, man, we're really
Speaker 1: in a dangerous time. Man, and where really anything that
Speaker 1: you say, even if you have an opinion like me,
Speaker 1: I just said the woman was ugly, they can come
Speaker 1: back and st say I've committed hate crime. I don't
Speaker 1: have nothing against one of my and I don't want
Speaker 1: to mean the sound cliche, but I have a friend
Speaker 1: in right now. It's one of my best friends, and
Speaker 1: I love her unconditionally. Dog. She's a lesbian. One of
Speaker 1: my best friends, that lesbian female dog. I don't care
Speaker 1: about people's sex with preference. I just think, um, when
Speaker 1: you get the imposement your will on people, whether that's
Speaker 1: a man imposing this wheel or a woman or transgender
Speaker 1: person imposed their will under some kind of false pretense
Speaker 1: on another individual, I think it's the same ship. Though.
Speaker 1: I think you need to be punishment for that, and
Speaker 1: I don't think that punishment is necessarily putting your hands
Speaker 1: on the motherfucker. We gotta start doing stuff the right way, bro,
Speaker 1: We gotta start really doing stuff the right way. And
Speaker 1: somebody going to police say, hey, this individual right here,
Speaker 1: this is the story. She came to me and had
Speaker 1: me under the assumption that I was messing with a woman,
Speaker 1: and really it was a transcendent person. It could ruin
Speaker 1: my reputation, It can ruin my life. You know. That
Speaker 1: can really funk somebody up. Bro. Yeah, no, it absolutely could.
Speaker 1: And at the same time, it's not a situation of
Speaker 1: war to me an immediate violent response, because you can
Speaker 1: stop a situation from going any further as a grown
Speaker 1: man just by stopping and leaving. You know, you're free
Speaker 1: to do that. So yeah, it's yeah, yeah, it's wrong
Speaker 1: for the perpetrator, but it's it's not the same cup
Speaker 1: of tea is like a male female rape scenario where
Speaker 1: the woman might need to shoot the guy to get
Speaker 1: him stopped. That's the thing, you know, you make decisions.
Speaker 1: It's just like, um, it's the same discussion we had, man,
Speaker 1: where somebody was asking me, because I think we all
Speaker 1: got those key words like if a person invited me
Speaker 1: to they dick, if they called me a bit, if
Speaker 1: they called me out my name, we go at the squad.
Speaker 1: But if I'm with my wife and I'm with my
Speaker 1: children around, I don't know how bad things can get.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna walk away from it because at the end
Speaker 1: of the day, who gives a fun as long as
Speaker 1: he can put his hands on you, feel what I mean,
Speaker 1: as long as you don't put your hands on me,
Speaker 1: it's like it's whatever, because we can got like we
Speaker 1: gotta get out of the silly it. We gotta get
Speaker 1: out the silly ship right now. And I think that
Speaker 1: we're in a real bad place in America right now,
Speaker 1: because it's almost like, man, it's getting to the point
Speaker 1: to where I think eventually they're just gonna be the
Speaker 1: seeing everything is a crime. It's getting dead to that point,
Speaker 1: and even with some of the stuff. And I don't
Speaker 1: get me wrong, the policeman have done some hainous acts, man,
Speaker 1: They've committed some hainous acts against the black community. No
Speaker 1: one is the shuting that we all see that everything.
Speaker 1: But I've seen these times, man, where a brother get
Speaker 1: pulled over and he's acting the food. The police are
Speaker 1: being cool, the brothers compative right off rip not letting
Speaker 1: his windows down, not not turning this car off, just
Speaker 1: making the policeman. Hell, are uncomfortable because if I'm a policeman, dude,
Speaker 1: it's already stressful enough. You don't know if a motherfucker's
Speaker 1: on his third strike and not. You don't know if
Speaker 1: this dude got a big as hammer waiting on his
Speaker 1: lap when you come over there to give him a ticket.
Speaker 1: You don't know what's seituation you're walking into. So that
Speaker 1: makes a person even more nervous. You think about the
Speaker 1: cops of human being just like you know, there's a
Speaker 1: normal person like we are. So you're in this situation
Speaker 1: now to where you don't you're dealing with this dude
Speaker 1: and you don't know what he's willing to do to
Speaker 1: get We're walking up to the unknown like they can
Speaker 1: see you walk up to the car, you can't really
Speaker 1: see what's in the car. Tell you you have no
Speaker 1: clue If this dude ain't got a big ask four
Speaker 1: or five on this lapt wing to send your ass
Speaker 1: to the next to mintion, you just don't know. There's
Speaker 1: a lot of problems. So it's just a lot of
Speaker 1: ship going on. But I appreciate. I think a big
Speaker 1: issue in the country is sentencing for stupid ship is forever.
Speaker 1: Like I honestly am. I would be more comfortable getting
Speaker 1: into a fight somewhere with a dude that I know
Speaker 1: is a for real just like for real gang banger
Speaker 1: who's probably gonna beat my ass and just haking that,
Speaker 1: then going to like the bar around the corner on
Speaker 1: the beach, on the border walking for louddon and then
Speaker 1: beating the dog ship out of like nerdy white guy whatever.
Speaker 1: Because I would rather deal with getting my ass beat
Speaker 1: than beat the shift out of somebody and catch thirty
Speaker 1: six months for it, you know what I'm saying. Like
Speaker 1: I'm more concerned with winning than losing. Yeah, for real.
Speaker 1: So man, the glasses came back in the room. Now
Speaker 1: he ran away from me because the glasses are scared
Speaker 1: of that to runt a burke lady, You ain't scared
Speaker 1: of I'm terrified, you know, because I didn't say nothing more.
Speaker 1: I didn't say nothing wrong. Man, I don't have to
Speaker 1: find her attractive. I don't have to find her attractive. Man. Yeah,
Speaker 1: that's true. You did drop some bars though that We're
Speaker 1: pretty decent. Well, man, we will go ahead and shift
Speaker 1: this down. Man. We appreciate you guys checking in with
Speaker 1: us again. Make sure you like leave for comment rate
Speaker 1: the show. Tell me to kiss your ass whatever it
Speaker 1: is you go do. Um and glasses? Were you scared? Man? What?
Speaker 1: Why is you running because you're talking about that sister
Speaker 1: like that? Man? I mean you don't have nothing to
Speaker 1: do with her. I love was that that burke lady
Speaker 1: had had cut her hair? Yeah, I'm sorry, that's that's
Speaker 1: it's glasses after all. Actually she looked like, kay, boy,
Speaker 1: I'm not working with y'all. Y'all got going on. I
Speaker 1: don't want no parts not being so scary. Man. We
Speaker 1: didn't say nothing. That's the problem with America. Man. We
Speaker 1: even't see nothing you gotta do. I'm a crip and
Speaker 1: I've literally been opening up to say I'm tracking folk.
Speaker 1: It's not about fear. I just don't want no smoke
Speaker 1: with that lady because that lady ended our Kelly career.
Speaker 1: She I'm not a killy. You haven't done enohing room.
Speaker 1: You just said she was a man. I just mean
Speaker 1: I said she was little. Know you said she was
Speaker 1: a man first, then you went on to say how
Speaker 1: ugly she was. You can re want to hear what
Speaker 1: I see it, I see it. I don't know where
Speaker 1: she was. We were talking about transgender people and you
Speaker 1: asked me to go there. At the point I was
Speaker 1: making was it's like, it's hard to just say what
Speaker 1: someone looks like. Like. Yes, in theory, we would like
Speaker 1: to believe if we saw a trans woman, we would
Speaker 1: all be able to identify. The reality is now that
Speaker 1: women are literally following the beauty standards of trans community,
Speaker 1: of the trans community, it's harder to tell. And I'm
Speaker 1: saying I could show you women right that will you
Speaker 1: will question are they women? And I can show you
Speaker 1: some trans women that you might confused as women. Well.
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