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Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the Sheepkitsheared podcast.

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I'm your host, Austin Kreen.

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My friends, I gotta apologize to you in advance because I had a little too much to drink last

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night, so I'm kinda recovering right now, but I thought to myself, I gotta do the show

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before I leave the city.

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I'm still in Bosnia, and it's very interesting to see what people graffiti.

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A lot of people graffiti here, which is weird.

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I thought I left LA, I thought I left San Francisco, but it turns out a similar mentality of just

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drawing on everything that's a straight surface is not something that's uniquely American,

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incidentally.

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But anyways, I wanted to talk about 1984, the Orwellian novel, and you might think that's

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a little out of nowhere, and you know what, you might be right.

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But when I see it, there was 1984 with spray painted on one of the houses.

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I immediately thought of Orwell, and I immediately thought about the state of our country, I

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thought of the state of relationships and everything, and I thought to myself, was Orwell

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right?

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Was he prescient?

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Was he full of crap?

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I thought about it in detail for two hours while I was on a bus.

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I thought about it, and it still lingers in my mind, and I thought to myself, I think

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he was right in some capacity.

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When we look at the fact that Prism, you might not even know what Prism is.

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But when we look at the fact that Edward Snowden, and I think that was in the news a day ago,

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like Julian Assange, the guy of WikiLeaks, he had some deal with the US government to

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get rid of some classified information.

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When I look at Alex Jones going down, when I look at the fact that the people who want

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to have transparency, the people who want to, I'm not trying to put them out there as heroes,

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don't get me wrong, there's examples.

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But when I see the fact that the government seems to be getting more and more powerful,

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I have not seen the debates that happened, well, in the middle of the night for me, because

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I'm in Europe, but I'm going to listen to them today.

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It's going to be good, I've heard it's very interesting, so I'm going to be looking at

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that.

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But when I look at the fact that around here, you combine 1984 with the fact that I see a

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lot of women begging actually in the streets, you don't see it in America, because we have

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a lot of Uncle Simps, we have a lot of welfare, we have a lot of WIC and EBT and all this kind

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of stuff like that.

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And when I come to Bosnia, Croatia, the Balkans area, I see women with like six month old

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babies begging, I'm like, wait a minute, this is what the women in America would be like

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without the government to help the ass out.

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Hey, what about the government here to bail their ass out from having pookie spawns and

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leaving their husbands and all this kind of stuff, that's exactly what they look like.

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And I walk down the middle of Old Town and I see woman after woman after woman after woman

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and all of them have like babies.

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I don't, I don't, I was assuming that the babies are theirs, they could just be like

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some other, like their sister's baby or whatever to help get more, pay those appeal to get

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more money on the street.

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But I'm going to assume for a second that those kids are actually theirs.

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I want to ask you gentlemen something.

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What seems, what is, when seeing a picture of a woman begging on the street with like

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a six month old baby and whatnot, is there some like poetic justice in that?

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Because I think there might actually be some poetic justice in there.

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You look at the fact that the US government especially is so protective of women, they

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can't make a mistake, they can't do anything wrong, they're always right, they always get

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bailed out by Uncle Sim or Uncle Sam and I think it's funny that in other countries,

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especially Muslim dominated countries, they don't do that because they say, hey, you know

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what, we understand that Esther Velar was right.

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I guarantee they wouldn't actually say it the way I just did.

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They would take the, the principle of what but money can bind a woman to a man with,

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which is what Esther Velar said, but more accurately, they understand the dynamics of

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human beings and this great experiment called America.

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People want to pretend like there's no difference between you and your neighbor.

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There's no difference between men and women.

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There's no difference between people of different political orientations, sexual orientations,

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religious faiths, like everybody's kind of just the same.

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And I find it weird that we are trying to make this a reality, but in doing so, we make

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everybody's life more difficult because with feminism and with the ever changing roles

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of society with the fact that I think Orwell was right in 1984 with the government and

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big brother, big sis, big brother spying on you, watching you, observing you.

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Well, that's what the government's doing.

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Every which way to Sunday, they're trying to figure out how better to exploit you, how

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better to extract resources from you to spend on things that don't benefit you.

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I think it's ironic that when you come to a Muslim country in the middle of Europe to

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understand that we as Americans, especially and as American men, we are on the front lines

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of this experiment of freedom and how we think that we know best because we're quote the

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more free nation when in fact, we're just trying to reorganize the human condition.

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We're trying to change how human dynamics and it's totally blowing up in our faces.

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And when you go to a society that's more primitive, more fundamental, you see for the first time,

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at least I am, I'm seeing as an adult, I've traveled when I was a kid, but I didn't fully

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understand the weight until I've traveled more as an adult that we need to stop trying

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to reinvent the wheel, especially when it comes to men and women and dynamics thereof.

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Because that's exactly what's leading the biggest problems in our society.

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I find it so stupid that we even have to have this conversation.

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You think that people in government will understand the most basic ideas of human civilization,

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but they don't.

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And then they're going to argue, oh, it's a press suit.

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You know, you're oppressing women or you're not being a good man.

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I never said I was a good man.

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I think the whole concept of being a quote good man is reprehensible because then you're

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employing that any guy who actually cares about himself cares about his own spirituality,

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his own mental health, his own physical health, his own financial situation, the any guy who

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cares about himself is a bad man versus you turn it around, any woman who does that, she's

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a great woman.

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She's smart.

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She's strong.

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She's independent.

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And if she's quote, what a good man would be, she's a good woman.

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Like women can't lose that regard.

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They're always going to defend women.

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But it's like we'll defend them from what the only the only thing that they could actually

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stand to be defended from is themselves at this particular point.

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And don't ever do that because they don't have to.

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Historically, they haven't had to because someone else usually another woman has put

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them in check.

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And the same way that when I'm walking around the streets, the boys are taught by the men

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to walk in a line to follow certain rules where in America, the the kids that don't

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have father, if even if they have a father, which a lot of them don't, they then have

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to figure the stuff out usually the hard way through the justice system, through the gang

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culture, through scamming, through drug dealing, you name it.

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And it's so weird to me that it took it took a sign of 1984 and seeing a begging woman

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on the street for this whole conversation to kick off for me.

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I think it's very poetic that you can see the most honest and raw realities in the most

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what people might refer to as depressing situations.

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But I think it's interesting that in America, we take a lot of things for granted.

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I know I I know I certainly do.

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The more I travel, the more I see a lot of things in America that actually I'm very

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thankful for.

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But other things that I think are needing to adapt and change, because the more we try

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to evolve past being human, the more we end up ending up in territory that's really going

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to set us back in the long run.

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And there's only so far you can go left before you turn right.

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There's only so far you can evolve before you start to devolve.

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And you start to become the very thing that you sought to destroy.

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So my friends, I'm really curious, what are some things in America today that reminds

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you of Orwell's 1984?

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What about the story of me seeing women on the streets with, you know, what you might

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call pookie spawns, and they're begging on the streets?

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Why do you not see that in America?

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Well, I kind of already gave you the answer to that question.

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Because of course, the government's going to protect them because they're the biggest

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voting block in the Western world.

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So of course, they're going to vote for things to help them.

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And a lot of men, you know, like Uncle Sam, Uncle Gump, and all these other guys who,

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you know, get married two, three, four, five times to these, to these women, they're going

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to vote for it.

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Versus what?

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When's the last time you heard a woman talking about, hey, we need to pass mandatory paternity

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tests for men.

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Hey, we need to reform these marriage laws for men.

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Hey, we need the men to be more present and to do that, we're going to pull back on the

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child support laws.

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We're going to pull back on the laws that really sabotage men.

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No, I'm not hearing any of that.

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Why?

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Because women are naturally narcissistic.

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And I know that word is so overused, so overused.

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But I think it's accurate because when you look at the word narcissist, it comes from

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the word narcissus, which is a flower.

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But the flower comes from the Greek myth of narcissus.

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Yes, he was a person in Greek mythology.

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And his whole story was he was so beautiful, so handsome, that all different types of nymphs

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and humans and even some of the gods wanted him, both male and female, by the way.

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And he just couldn't be bothered.

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So he was cursed by the goddess Nemesis.

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Yes, she was a real goddess, goddess of revenge and retribution to fall in love with the next

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thing that he saw.

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And it just so happens that what he saw was his own reflection in the pool of water he

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was looking at.

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So he then became completely infatuated with himself, which is where the term narcissist

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comes from is to love yourself and excess.

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And when we look at the fact that a lot of women kind of fit the exact category that

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I'm talking about, hello, a mirror, hello, an iPhone, an Android, a Google Pixel, for

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God's sakes.

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I mean, my friends, I think it was Coach Greg Adams, shout out to him.

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He runs a great channel.

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He's done a lot to inform guys like myself on the side of the Internet.

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He was him that I first heard this from where he called the smartphone Lillis mirror.

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And for those of you who don't know who Lilith is, I'll go on a sidetrack and I'll indulge

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me.

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I'll bring this down a side road and then we'll park this right on the street and a

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perfect parallel parking job.

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Okay.

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Lilith comes from Jewish myth, where she was the first wife of Adam, and she was defiant.

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She was basically the spirit of the feminist.

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Now you could find her in Babylonian mythology, I believe you can also find her in Syrian

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myth, I think I could be wrong about that, but I think that's correct.

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But the whole story about her was she wasn't submissive.

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She didn't listen to God.

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She didn't listen to Adam.

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She was completely out of control.

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And she ended up hooking up with who you might ask.

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Not Adam.

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No, not God.

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Oh, the devil?

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Semele, actually, to be specific, one of the archangels.

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Who fell from heaven?

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She hooked up with Pookie.

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Yes, that's right.

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The feminist cooked up with Pookie.

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Primal Pookie will call him Primal Pookie.

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I'm sorry, I didn't think about that till just now, but again, it's a tale as old as

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time.

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This has been, this story has been told for thousands of years.

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And now she lays in a den of demons, always with her like multiple differ like demon partners,

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spawning demons that are fixated on turning women to freedom again from men.

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Does she freed herself from Adam?

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Hmm, does that remind you of any, you know, movement or people in the current Western

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world?

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Just a little bit.

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I think it was the group NWA, the old group from the 80s and 90s.

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I think it was mostly the 90s.

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But I think it was Ice Cube who said that not all women are bitches, but all women have

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a little bitch in them.

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And that's where this kind of comes from.

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Just if you believe in Jewish mysticism, that is.

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And I find it very interesting to kind of tie that into the stevitist spirit and tie

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it into the more traditional spirit in like traditional Muslim countries.

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I'm not glorifying the third world or glorifying Muslims or Islam in any way per se.

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What I'm saying is when you look at how people still run societies in a very similar way

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that they did like a thousand years ago, and you look at America and they're trying to

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reinvent everything, the wheel, the grain, the relationship, the marriage, the church,

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everything to fit everybody and nobody at the same time.

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Yet to ask yourself, it's no wonder the governments can get away with spying on people like in

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1984 where they find a camera in the wall or a camera in the painting.

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I think it's ironic really.

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But my friends, what do you think about all this?

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I've been talking for about 15 minutes and I think I've given you a lot to chew on because

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I've been chewing on this for the last couple hours especially in the last couple days.

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Ever since I saw 1984 spread, I think it might even have been a typo because around here

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I see a lot of 1981 to signify something historical.

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But there was one that said 1984 and I thought to myself, it reminded me of all the different

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people who are like parroting everybody else.

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They're saying the same thing over and over again and then there's that one person who

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says it like it is, that one person who speaks out of pocket that you might have seen once

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and then that sticks with you.

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So I just want to leave you all with that but I find it very interesting.

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So my friends, if you have anything you want to add to the discussion, please let me know.

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I would love to hear it.

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But in the meantime, I encourage you to think for yourself and not just believe anything

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I say or anything like whether it was Biden or Trump said in the debate which I'm going

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to watch by the way.

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But I encourage you to let this resonate with you a little bit.

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I think it's a very impactful last couple minutes.

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But anyways my friend, you take care of yourselves.

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I'm out.

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Take care.

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Peace.