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[00:00:00] Oh, I took a poop outside and I didn't clean it up. How am I doing? How we doin? I took a poop outside and I didn't clean it up. How we doin'? How we doin'?
[00:00:10] Maybe in a different life I'll be a singer or musician, I think. I think in a different life I'll be a musician. I really do believe this.
[00:00:18] My brother and I were talking the other day about starting a band, a two piece band. And my sister in law was present and she was trying to do some screamo stuff. So maybe we'll be a three piece band. You don't know where it could take us.
[00:00:30] I was thinking about maybe visiting some pawn shops. I don't want to spend too much money on instruments because, you know, I just. I was thinking about just getting like an old acoustic guitar and just finding my basics and jamming along and learning the chords and progression and music theory and all that and just not take it seriously. Not have any expectations at all.
[00:00:51] There's no need for that. Just learn music and just play.
[00:00:56] And my brother's thinking about taking up the drums.
[00:01:00] He has a busted leg. But I do hope him well. I'm hoping he can keep up with me because let me tell you, I'm gonna shred something fierce on an acoustic guitar. I'm gonna tell you that right now. I will shred something fierce on an acoustic guitar. Yes, I will. Yes, I will. I'm going to shred something fierce on an acoustic guitar. Yes, I will.
[00:01:18] I got depressed earlier today.
[00:01:21] Do you guys watch a lot of YouTube? When you watch a lot of YouTube, you start to see the same ads appear over and over. A lot of them are really dumb. I'm in Missouri, so I keep seeing a lot of these.
[00:01:32] You know, politicians say vote for so and so because it's so and so.
[00:01:37] And I am just gagging me the spoon. How long left do I have till I could skip this ad? But there is one ad that depresses me. That me down to a dark place. Now, before I get into what that is, I want to talk about myself and I don't have children.
[00:01:55] I know.
[00:01:56] I'm 38 years old. I don't have a kid.
[00:01:59] Is that abnormal? I don't know. Am I an incel. That's a difficult question. I don't want an answer right now. I don't want to answer it right now.
[00:02:08] But what I mean is I am fill it to the brim with unused paternal instincts.
[00:02:16] You know, I have a lot of nieces and Nephews that those, those instincts do blanket over. Yes. But also it does blanket, you know, other children as well. When I watch a movie or watch a video and I see a child in distress, I get anxious and I am like, I can't watch this scene. I just can't. You know, when I was watching a thing last night, what was I watching last night?
[00:02:40] What was I watching last night? Where they found a baby. They found a baby in a dumpster and you heard them. Oh, no, it was a trailer for Ethan Hawke's movie that came out 2019, right? Oh, it was Ethan Hawke's movie from 2019 called Adopt a Highway. And I watched a trailer on it. And he finds a baby. He finds a baby in a dumpster and he adopts the baby. But even that little clip of the baby crying in the dumpster set me said all my red alert, red alert, red alert, baby in distress instincts in me. Right.
[00:03:17] A healthy adult human person has these things, especially when you're a mother and when you're a father, you have these things when you need. You hear a baby cry, you hear a child cry, you hear distress. You want to make sure that child or baby, it's okay.
[00:03:33] And I have that in me.
[00:03:35] But then I think about, there is a species of human beings that don't have this. Apparently not because they don't care to have a kid. Or maybe they're just, you know, forever an adult and they don't ever want to have a family and they don't want to be a parent, and that's fine. I'm not talking about that species of person. I'm talking about a different species of person.
[00:03:57] Now let me get to my ads that I saw on YouTube.
[00:04:00] Are you all familiar with Tim Tebow?
[00:04:03] If you're not, he used to be a college standout back in the day. I don't remember what team he played. Oh, yeah, Tim Tebow played for the Florida Gators and then he played for the Denver Broncos. I kept seeing his ad. He's testifying in front of the Senate. Then he puts up a map of America and then he says, and now that the map is flooded with these little red dots. And he said every single one of those dots is an IP address that shared or downloaded child pornography. Not just child pornography, like actual, like horde.
[00:04:40] I don't want to say the art word. Just hoard violence towards a child. And all of it almost more certainly is under 12 years old.
[00:04:51] That depressed me.
[00:04:52] Right.
[00:04:53] He shares like, messages on, like, chat rooms in the dark rep on the dark web.
[00:05:01] And to hear how these people talk about children and what they want to do to children, how they want to hear them scream, it's horrid. Because I think about myself, and I'm thinking, I couldn't. I could. I can't even tolerate a child crying in distress. When they're like, maybe they get lost from their mom for a few minutes.
[00:05:23] I get anxiety. I'm like, is that kid okay over there? Is that kid okay?
[00:05:28] That's how I think. Even a slight sign of distress, I'm concerned.
[00:05:34] So, like, how do you. How do. How do these men.
[00:05:37] Because they're men. How do these men.
[00:05:41] I mean, I had to believe me as a person, that every human being has innately an instinct to protect children to various degrees. Sure, it's on the spectrum, but it has to be there, surely.
[00:05:54] But then I see these. These men, and I think, how did they.
[00:06:00] What happened to them?
[00:06:02] Did they grow up like this?
[00:06:04] Are they themselves victims of abuse? How do they bypass their human instinct to protect children to the point where now they all. They. They are now aroused at the thought of violating a child.
[00:06:20] How do they.
[00:06:21] How do they get to that?
[00:06:23] And then it's like. Then I start to think about evil.
[00:06:27] Is evil innate or is it environmental? But then it's like, what kind of degrees. What kind of degree of evil are we talking about here?
[00:06:35] Because I feel like when you're getting to that kind of evil, like the Epstein Evil, just traffic, you know, there. I don't know where I read this from.
[00:06:45] I think it was a pot or I may have heard it, that there is. Maybe this is it. This is theorized conspiracy that there is a invisible population of children being bred for the sole purpose of sexual abuse.
[00:07:03] And what I mean is they've. These children are being born.
[00:07:07] They don't know what freedom is.
[00:07:09] They don't know what it is to get an education. They're not thinking about school or their aspirations. They. All they know is sexual violence because that's what they're bred for. I'm getting sick to my stomach. I don't know why I'm talking about this on this episode. It violates my spirit.
[00:07:23] Like, could that be a real thing?
[00:07:26] And then when I think about, like, my life. I'm going to the store. I went to the store earlier.
[00:07:31] I was jamming to music, thinking about my goals for today, what I need to get done, what's my schedule for the rest of the week.
[00:07:40] And then I'm thinking, in the shadows of our society, there is Horrid, evil violating children.
[00:07:50] And then I'm thinking, when is enough going to be enough?
[00:07:54] And then. But then also you have to think about how long has this been going on? Has this always been about a part of our human civilization, this kind of violence towards children?
[00:08:05] Has it?
[00:08:09] And how widespread it is?
[00:08:12] Because apparently I think it was China number one, Russia number two, and America number three when it comes to sharing child pornography.
[00:08:21] And then it's like. Then you see other cultures and then, like, all over the world about children being trafficked and married off and violated.
[00:08:32] And is this a part of human nature?
[00:08:36] Is it like, how do we not.
[00:08:42] Oh, it caused me great distress to even talk about this, but it was on my mind today, and I was trying to think about what to talk about on this podcast, and I thought maybe I should talk about that. Mostly because I wanted to talk about the Lucifer. Lucifer Effect book. Have you guys read about this? Have you heard about this?
[00:08:58] The Lucifer Effect is by Philip George Zimbardo.
[00:09:03] Hopefully I said his name right now. The Lucifer Effect is about, basically what I've been talking about. Is evil environmental or is evil innate? Is in inside of us? Are we born with evil? And I'll add this. If we are born in evil, can certain environments suppress or encourage that evil?
[00:09:26] And the big example they use is the Stanford prison experiment from 1971. I remember reading about this in school.
[00:09:35] I think we watched a movie. Basically, the Stanford Project asked for volunteers to do so. They got a bunch of. They had 24, 24 college kids.
[00:09:46] Were they all college kids? Yeah, they all were college students to do this experiment. Okay, so 12 of them were prisoners, 12 of them were guards.
[00:09:54] And they wanted to see how things would play out. And let me tell you something, those guards were horrendous. I remember reading the Lucifer. The Book, the Lucifer Experience or the Lucifer Effect, and reading, like, how depraved the guards became. Now, these were normal, healthy adult young men, college kids put in this, basically, this hell, this prison, and they wanted to see how people would react to the environment.
[00:10:24] Would they adapt to the environment? Would they succumb to the environment? And boy, oh, boy, yes, they did.
[00:10:30] You know, and then, like, the pr. Like the. I don't remember if they switched sides at the end. Let's just say, like, some of these examples are insane because, by the way, the men were allowed to leave at any time.
[00:10:42] One of the men, after 36 hours, had a mental breakdown and wanted to get out of there. He said, jesus Christ, I'm burning up inside I can't stand another night. I just can't take it anymore.
[00:10:55] And then he left.
[00:10:57] 36 hours, you know, and then it just got worse and worse. Their mental health started to break down and they quickly assimilated into their roles. You know, the prisoners broke down and then they became submissive. And then the prisoners, or I'm sorry, the guards started to become violent thugs. The guards became brutal. And then they had to end it. They had to end it because it was escalating the whole point. It's like when you think about these predators that are living amongst us, they could be anybody.
[00:11:29] The fact that they're living normal lives, that could be the person that you're behind in Starbucks.
[00:11:34] Because there was a thing where like, these people will have normal lives, they're well to do, well established members of a society. And then they go home.
[00:11:42] And then that's when their depravity sets in and they start to exercise that depravity and they start to get on their computer and they'll start to engage in their, their fantasies.
[00:11:55] And then it's like, is there not. I don't. I just. That kind of human behavior is kind of far out of my comprehension because I'm very triggered, right? I'll have good days, bad days, and maybe I'll have a good day. Then something will trigger me. And then I'm like, maybe I have to better my life. I'll start to think about my life and I'm like, I gotta do this better. I gotta try to fix. But then, yeah, I think about some of these people, or most likely well off wealthy, for example, Epstein's, all those freaks.
[00:12:32] But it's like, how do they not get little triggers?
[00:12:35] Hey, maybe this is wrong.
[00:12:38] Maybe sexual assaulting this person's wrong. Do they not get little thoughts in their heads like, we shouldn't do this, you know, like, where is their humanity?
[00:12:50] Is their humanity completely dead?
[00:12:54] There's no semblance of humanity in them at all that speaks up at any point during the day, like when they're at work and maybe they're online at Wendy's. Man, I'm hungry. God, I can't wait to go home. And do you know what? Is there not a voice that's like, you know, it's not, you know, let's not do that.
[00:13:12] Because I'm telling you, like the things I read about what these on the Dark Web.
[00:13:16] I don't want to repeat on here what I read, but it's. My God, these people are talking about children like they're animals. Like, they're rag dolls to be exploited.
[00:13:28] Like, these are human children with feelings.
[00:13:32] I just can't imagine being a parent. Oh, I don't want to talk about that. I don't want to talk about that.
[00:13:39] And then it upsets me, too, because, you know, say what you want about Tim Depot.
[00:13:45] You know, I'm not. I'm not Christian. I do remember people were, like, criticizing him for being openly religious. Regardless, say what you will about him as a Christian, but this. I think this crusade is a great one because I was reading about it. I was reading about him earlier, and there's a lot of people on the Internet read it that basically were like. Because he. He went in front of the Senate hearing, and he didn't really talk about Epstein or Trump or anybody at all.
[00:14:10] He didn't bring up Epstein at all. He was so. He was solely focused on the predators that are in our everyday life that are our neighbors and people like, oh, he didn't. He didn't. He didn't talk about Epstein.
[00:14:21] Him.
[00:14:22] Who gets a. What authority does he have to talk about if he's not gonna talk about Epstein?
[00:14:28] Falcom.
[00:14:29] And I'm just like, but should this. Shouldn't this not. Shouldn't this be talked about as well?
[00:14:36] Like, why can't he talk about this as well?
[00:14:39] Why does it solely. He's highlighting that it's not just the government.
[00:14:45] It's your neighbors. They're everywhere. This should be talked about. Why do you have to detract from his. His crusade? Because he didn't mention so and so.
[00:14:56] Right.
[00:14:57] Why did he not mention he's a Christian? He didn't mention up all that. He didn't mention the pedophiles that were in the Catholic Church, even though he's not a Catholic.
[00:15:06] But, like, why is that not.
[00:15:08] Why does it always have to be all or nothing?
[00:15:11] I think he's doing a. I think he's doing great. I sign up for his mailing list because this is important to me, because where I live, where I work, the PDFs are out here. People tell me all the time, hey, you see that guy? I'm like, yeah, hold on. There's some jerk in the background.
[00:15:29] Like, people out. I'm out here in Missouri. People tell me how you know that guy right there. I'm like, yeah, that's a PDF.
[00:15:35] What? You wouldn't even know.
[00:15:38] They see that guy over there. Yeah, he's a PDF too.
[00:15:42] He's on the sex offenders list. What?
[00:15:45] My brother lives.
[00:15:47] There's PDFs in his neighborhood. There's a. There's an app.
[00:15:51] And he has children, by the way.
[00:15:55] And then I'm just thinking it's not. Why does it always just have to. Yes, the people in power, they need to be executed immediately.
[00:16:04] Like, I read some Epstein files. It's haunting.
[00:16:07] I am 100% on board, but it's like, I'm not gonna ignore. Oh, fuck Team Tebow. You just want to be talking about that because he's not talking about this.
[00:16:16] No, someone has to talk about it.
[00:16:19] Right? He's focused on the homegrown PDFs, not the ones that were in political power.
[00:16:27] It's disturbing. And because on the map that he showed it, like I said, it was flooded with red dots.
[00:16:35] And then he said, if you zoom in, there's like a very, very small amount of little blue dots that are just here and there, buried. Buried under an ocean of red.
[00:16:47] And he said, those blue dots are the ones being investigated.
[00:16:51] Now, those red dots are confirmed IP addresses that have shared child pornography of children 12 and under being brutalized and violated.
[00:17:01] Confirmed, but they're just not being investigated. And I'm thinking, me.
[00:17:06] You know what? Me. I'm not a Christian.
[00:17:08] You know what I would do? Forget forgiveness. Forget I. This is what I. This is what I say we need to do. We need to change. We need to revise our culture on how we deal with predators.
[00:17:23] That's what I say.
[00:17:24] I say if you even think about committing a violent act towards a child, you don't get a right to fair trial. Under the Constitution, you get death.
[00:17:35] Execution.
[00:17:38] That's what I say. There's no other way to deal with this.
[00:17:41] There's not enough manpower to deal with this.
[00:17:44] It is widespread. Duh.
[00:17:48] It's disturbing.
[00:17:52] These people need to be removed from our human gene pool.
[00:17:58] Is that a controversial statement? Sure. Stay with me. I'll get a lawyer. Won't be an expensive one, but I'll get one.
[00:18:07] I don't know what to tell you. That's my instinct. How do we deal with this?
[00:18:12] You.
[00:18:13] I won't say the K word.
[00:18:16] You clean house.
[00:18:19] You go to the IP address, you confirm that there's the person.
[00:18:23] You don't launch an investigation. You just get rid of them.
[00:18:29] That's it.
[00:18:30] That's all there is to it.
[00:18:33] I know that is a harsh thing to say.
[00:18:37] Aggressive, I know.
[00:18:40] But I'm telling you, these people are thriving under our laws. They're thriving under our constitution.
[00:18:47] They're thriving in our society. They do not care. By the language of their conversations.
[00:18:54] They don't care.
[00:18:56] They're getting away with it.
[00:18:59] These children are being harmed and we're doing nothing about it. Because don't look at those guards, look at those gods.
[00:19:11] Give it to them all.
[00:19:13] That's what I say.
[00:19:15] There's no other way. And then we need to figure out is this little PDF trait, is that environmental or is that in us? Because it seems to be a human wide, no matter the culture problem.
[00:19:33] That's what I say.
[00:19:35] Because it's not. Oh, just America. It's everywhere, babe.
[00:19:39] It's everywhere, babe.
[00:19:43] I don't know, I really wish I wasn't thinking about that today, but I saw the ad again and it just. Every time I see that ad, it clicks me. It resonates in me, you know, And I wish more Christians talked like this. Instead of crying and shoving the Bible down your throat, how about go on actual crusades that will help and benefit humanity, right? We don't need another church in the Philippines or wherever the hell some missionary work you're doing. We don't need another church there.
[00:20:17] Take care of the problems at home.
[00:20:20] If you really are a Christian, you have work to do. We need your help.
[00:20:27] That's why I'm on board. Tim Tebow, even though I thought he was kind of cringe back in the day, I applaud him for doing the work he's doing. And it's definitely eye opening. It really is.
[00:20:39] I'm having a very productive day.
[00:20:42] How's your day doing?
[00:20:44] Now? I'm not saying that we, that I think evil is going to be all. There's no way to actually eradicate evil, I don't think, especially if we find out that it's, it's better if we come to the conclusion that I think both could be true.
[00:20:56] I think evil is environmental and you know, some people are just wired the wrong way. But when you look how widespread it is, it's like all these people are wired wrong.
[00:21:09] What is happening? And that's what you think about like, like evil and serial killers and psychopaths and you know, people that kill animals for like snuff films. Let me tell ya, if my brother sends me another goddamn film, an Instagram reel, is my brother a psychopath? Is my brother evil?
[00:21:31] I mean, he sends me videos of snuff films all the time. He said he won the other day, bright and early in the morning, he's like, did you watch the wheel I sent you? I was like, no, that was a dude being shot in the back seat of his car now I'm joking. My brother's not evil. I think it's a morbid curiosity, but how desensitized are we?
[00:21:49] But how much evil? How are we exposed to where watching a person being murdered in the backseat of his car does nothing to you? Now, my brother's a vet. Of course, I'm not really talking about him at this point. I'm just talking in general because snuff films.
[00:22:02] Wasn't it Gore.com in high school that was everyone?
[00:22:06] Gore.com that everybody was watching in high school.
[00:22:10] Like, why is that website even a thing? Why do we want to watch people being murdered? I remember one video.
[00:22:17] I still vividly remember it because it was downloaded on Limewire and it was a person shoved to the ground.
[00:22:25] There was a boot on his head, then a knife pierced his neck.
[00:22:31] Never forgot that video.
[00:22:35] And it disturbed me. But then I started to think that some people are watching that and like, wow, look at all that blood. Check this out, bro. What he watches do get stabbed, bruh.
[00:22:45] Whoa, Bulla blood. I'm thinking, who's the murderer? That murderer still out there?
[00:22:53] Who's the murderer and who's the victim?
[00:22:59] People are more obsessed with the act of violence. And I'm thinking about the aftermath. Who are these people?
[00:23:06] How did that person get to the point where he's being shoved to the ground and stabbed in the neck?
[00:23:11] That's vile to me.
[00:23:13] I don't like it.
[00:23:16] And some people just send those videos. They send them out and it's. I don't know, what does that say about us as a species?
[00:23:27] How. And also we pretend we're civilized, but are we civilized?
[00:23:33] Are we civilized? Truly?
[00:23:36] Is there a thin line between us being a civilized species and barbarians?
[00:23:43] If we are so willingly, willingly eager to share videos of other human beings being murdered?
[00:23:48] And furthermore, what I was talking about before, of children being violated, we're not civilized. If that's hiding in the shadows, if that's hiding in the undercurrent of our society, we're not civilized. We're playing pretend.
[00:24:02] We have not destroyed the animal with Edinots.
[00:24:06] And I think the day needs to come when we face that animal, and that's when we'll face evil, I think.
[00:24:14] And if we kill that animal, then maybe we will kill evil. And we might have to.
[00:24:19] A lot of people might have to die when that comes.
[00:24:23] And then you have to prevent the environmental evil from ever happening again.
[00:24:28] I think. I think there needs to be a middle ground between stress, you know, stress triggers and utopic elements to provide humanity with a perfect society.
[00:24:45] Enough stress to keep us wanting for more, keep us having aspirations for, keep us innovating, but enough utopic elements to keep us sedated and satisfied, but not too much, because then we become lazy and stagnant.
[00:25:04] So, but how do we do that?
[00:25:08] Has there ever been a form of satirety that has such a thing. Am I talking out of my butt?
[00:25:14] Am I just speaking out loud at this point? I'm doing all those things, but I think I'm trying to say something. I'm just trying to hone it down as I'm saying it.
[00:25:24] Can we live in a society without evil? Is my question.
[00:25:29] Is it possible?
[00:25:30] Because they say, oh, America's entire day. Western civilization, it's the greatest civilization on earth.
[00:25:36] We have democracy, we have free rights, we have our constitution, we have the power to elect, we have free speech. Well, in America, not so much more in the uk.
[00:25:47] But is that a good society? When there's demons lurking in the shadows?
[00:25:54] Hmm?
[00:25:55] When there's a river of blood under our feet as we shop at the grocery store?
[00:26:04] That's not a perfect society. That's not a utopia. I don't know what's saying Western civilization is a utopia, but I'm just saying that's what we thrive for. No utopia. Fruitopia. Remember that? Delicious. Reminds me of my, my middle school years. Where'd Fruitopia go?
[00:26:25] Because then can anybody ask this question?
[00:26:27] Where'd Fruitopia go?
[00:26:29] The fruit punch. Fruitopia, bruh.
[00:26:33] Delicious. But what I'm saying is, can't. Can it be possible to eradicate evil and live in a high trust?
[00:26:43] Beautiful.
[00:26:45] Everyone's healthy, everyone's okay. I'm not saying there isn't strife.
[00:26:51] There probably will be conflicts, but it's not evil.
[00:26:55] I am talking about evil here. I'm not talking about the conflict with the old guy down the street. He won't keep off your yard.
[00:27:02] I'm not talking about that.
[00:27:04] I'm talking about evil here. Slavery. There's still slavery going on right now.
[00:27:11] A lot of people pretend there's. It's not. It's going on. There's still slavery. I just read it. I just watched a video on. Over in Britain.
[00:27:19] These, these Russian immigrants over in Britain were, they were. Got brought over and they had their passports taken and they were forced to work at McDonald's. The entire McDonald's was staffed by slaves.
[00:27:35] Their money was taken from them, their passports were taken from them. They were forced to work. They're like 18 hour shifts.
[00:27:42] Can you imagine going to McDonald's ordering a hot and spicy McChicken and it's given to you by a slave. That was a slave.
[00:27:49] That's crazy.
[00:27:50] That was happening in Britain. Luckily they were able to get help and the people were arrested. But my God, you wouldn't even know.
[00:28:01] That's right in front of you. Slavery.
[00:28:04] It's still going on.
[00:28:07] And then he's talking about the human trafficking of all types.
[00:28:10] Women, man, children.
[00:28:13] You know, when I was in asset protection at Walmart, I had to be the one to put up the missing children. The missing children's.
[00:28:23] Every month there was a new roster of kids on the wall. And I'm looking at these kids, like, where are they now? Sure, some. Some of them have run away.
[00:28:31] Some of them are probably okay, you know, I'm sure a few of them are relatively fine.
[00:28:39] I say relatively because it really depends on your definition of a healthy environment.
[00:28:45] But some of them are 100% trafficked. 100% trafficked.
[00:28:52] And then I think to myself, where are these people? Where are these kids? There's a story of this kid, the famous story. I don't feel like looking it up right now. Look it up on your own. But I'm sure you can use the keywords to look it up. There's this little white kid. I don't know if it was America or not. Over in Europe, I think it was on the spectrum maybe.
[00:29:11] But he got up, he one day, he went to the atm, withdrew some money, got on a train and never was. Never seen again.
[00:29:18] And I'm thinking, where did he go?
[00:29:24] What do you mean? He was never seen again? But how, you know, it's one of those duality. It's one of those duality things to where it's like, I really hate these flock cameras. I do these AI surveillance.
[00:29:38] But there is a little branch of it that's like, well, at least maybe we can find these missing kids with them, you know? Would they even be used to do that? Who knows?
[00:29:47] But I mean, Jesus, like, where'd that kid go? That's. That story's. I would dare say a decade years old, if not more so. He's gone off the face of the planet. Completely gone.
[00:29:59] And then there's how many stories of that? How many stories? There's so many stories.
[00:30:03] So and so completely gone. Gone.
[00:30:06] And there's a video, I remember there's this video of that I saw years ago of these cop. It was a. It was a police cam of them chasing down this, like, Pontiac muscle car and they pulled this guy over like, get out of the car, get out of the car. The guy got out of the car, he whipped me.
[00:30:23] And they pulled this girl out of the backseat who he just kidnapped.
[00:30:27] I'm thinking, what if they never caught that guy, that poor girl, the hell she would experience. I don't really want to talk about is just, you know, what kind of species are we that we allow this?
[00:30:45] What kind of species are we that we not dedicate the resources to come at this, find these people and kill them?
[00:30:53] Like that guy in the muscle car kidnapped that girl. He should have been executed almost immediately.
[00:30:58] There should be no trial for these people.
[00:31:02] The hell that that man would have caused to that child.
[00:31:06] Why does he have rights? No, there needs to be a tiered system of laws that if you are going to commit violence or horrendous acts of demonic evil onto children, you are dead immediately.
[00:31:25] Is that really a controversial thing to say?
[00:31:29] Is it a slippy slope with having laws like that? I don't think so.
[00:31:36] I guarantee I don't think so. I think a lot of people will agree with me on this.
[00:31:39] We are soft as a society. We allow these predators to. To exist.
[00:31:45] I don't think they should exist. If they're exposed, they should no longer exist.
[00:31:51] And that's the fact of the matter is.
[00:31:54] I didn't mean for this to be such a dark ep, but it was on my mind. Thank you, Tim Tebow.
[00:32:01] Thank you so much.
[00:32:04] I'm hoping to shoot my short film next weekend, or at least maybe a day here and a day there, depending on schedules.
[00:32:11] And then hopefully I'll have that going, which would be fun.
[00:32:16] I'm running a feature film with a bud down in Florida.
[00:32:20] We're going to be running that tonight.
[00:32:23] Got a lot of things going. Hoping to keep this train moving, keep this engine full of gas.
[00:32:28] I drive a V8, babe. The gas burns. The bag, the gas burns quickly.
[00:32:35] Now, let me just end this here.
[00:32:38] I don't think we need to be. I don't think we need to believe in God to be a good species. I don't think we do.
[00:32:45] Just like maybe if evil is innate in us, I think great, great, good is as well.
[00:32:53] I just think good needs to conquer and win for us to move forward as a species. Like I said in a previous episode, it seems that evil is winning on all sides. It really does.
[00:33:07] It feels like evil is being more exposed and we're starting to see really how depraved humanity could be and we just need to go to war, man.
[00:33:21] We need to go to war and face evil head on.
[00:33:28] That's what we need to do.
[00:33:31] Alright, this is the Double J.J. show with J.J. smalls. I'm hopefully going to have a more enlightened day of good moods.
[00:33:39] I will try to. Maybe I'll watch it. Maybe I'll watch a cartoon after this. Try to feel good because I have other things I need to do today.
[00:33:46] So take care.
[00:33:49] I love you.
[00:33:50] I love you.
[00:33:52] Me love you long time.
[00:33:55] I love you long time, baby.
[00:33:57] Take care. Drive safe. Walk out in the sun. Brush your hair, brush your teeth.
[00:34:03] Curl your toes. Punch a wall.
[00:34:06] Eat a pickle. Eat a. Eat a sandwich with cheese and no meat, with no, no dressing as well. Eat it dry. Why? Because you're a free American, that's why.
[00:34:20] You're a free human being, that's why.
[00:34:24] Because you have the capacity to do so.
[00:34:26] And your capacity to eat dry.
[00:34:29] Your capacity to eat dry sandwiches does not infringe on the well being of children.
[00:34:36] Anyway, watch your kids, please. For the love of God, watch what they're doing, who they're talking to. Please, just do it for me.
[00:34:48] Just do it for me, please.
[00:34:50] All right, I'll talk to you guys later. Bing bong. Ching Bing bong.
[00:34:57] Ading dong.
[00:34:58] Peace.
[00:44:27] It's the double j show. This is jj smalls.
[00:44:31] How you doing? How you doing? How you're doing?
