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This is Undaunted Life, a man's podcast. I'm your host Kyle Thompson. Let's get into it.
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Our guys got a special episode for you today because this is not on our normal schedule,
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but this is a follow-up episode to episode 152 of the podcast,
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and that was called Normalizing Pedophilia LGBTQ+P.
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So if you need context on this episode, make sure you go back and listen to that one.
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It's a short one, but you can just get an idea as to kind of where I'm going with this.
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But we were basically talking about the California Senate Bill 145,
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and we were talking about the Netflix movie Cutie.
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So you've probably heard about cuties because it's been talked about all over the place.
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I'm sure all your friends on Facebook and Twitter are talking about it.
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But since we've recorded this episode, right, which was before the release of the movie,
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and whenever the Senate Bill 145 was sent to Governor Nussim's office,
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that has since been signed into law.
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So California Governor Gavin Newsom signed this into law.
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So essentially, you know, an accurate way of portraying what's happening
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is we are lowering the penalty for people that are having a sexual relationship with a child.
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There's a lot more nuance to it.
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I get into that in the last episode.
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So if you want more nuance, go to episode 152.
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I even have a link there so you can read the Senate Bill
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so you can see what was signed into law.
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But that's not really what we're going to be talking about today.
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Because when I recorded episode 152 of this podcast,
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the cuties movie, the Netflix cuties movie, hadn't been released yet.
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Okay, all that we had seen were the original description and the original marketing pictures
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and photography and the posters and all that.
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And now we've got the film.
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And here's the deal.
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I've not watched the film, which I will get more into later because again,
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I don't really want to support a film that depicts things that that does in that film.
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But the clips that I've seen of this film are way worse,
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way worse than I or really anyone expected based on the original image and description.
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Because the original image and description were enough to really kind of deride
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what was being propagated by Netflix and being put out there by Netflix.
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But the clips are absolutely terrible.
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And I'll put some in the show notes here because again,
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and I kind of had a moral quandary about whether or not to even do that.
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Because I know this could potentially be a stumbling block for some people.
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But hopefully there aren't any pedophiles listening to this podcast because
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I hopefully have scared you off a long, long time ago.
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But the clips were basically showing these girls doing unbelievably sexually explicit dance moves.
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Right?
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There's a lot of scenes in the movie that depict that,
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which you would guess from the original picture that you saw, the original poster that you saw.
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You're seeing these girls in these skimpy costumes.
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These are 11 year old girls dancing very, very seductively.
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But when you see the clips of it, it's unbelievably uncomfortable.
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It's incredible.
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And rightfully so, no one should feel comfortable watching stuff like that.
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But there's other scenes where the main actress in the film, again, 11 years old,
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takes a picture of her vagina in the film.
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And I think she sends it to somebody.
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There's a girl that finds a used condom outside and she doesn't really know what it is.
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So she puts it up to her face and blows it up and like turns it into a balloon
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and one of them shoves it under her shirt.
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So she looks like she has big boobs.
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But really it's the dancing and the seductive dancing that we see from these girls.
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And it's like, I'm even getting tongue tied because I'm just thinking about these images.
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And it's like, maybe I shouldn't watch that because it's just burned into my brain.
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Like, why would anyone think that this is okay?
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And even to this point, you may have seen this over the weekend that there are
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congressional Republicans that are looking into doing an investigation of Netflix
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for the distribution of child pornography.
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Now you might be thinking to yourself, this is maybe all for show.
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This is just something for them to, you know, this is red meat for their base
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or something like that.
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But at the end of the day, we have to kind of look at this for kind of what it is.
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And it's not the child pornography that you might be thinking of.
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You know, when people go away for having child pornography on their computers,
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but it's really not that far off from that.
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But the thing about it, and again, there's not a whole lot of things in this country
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that people can agree on right now, but there has been a lot of universal condemnation
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of this and there are a lot of people that took to social media, people that you know
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and people that you don't know, basically saying that they've canceled their Netflix subscriptions.
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So if they hadn't canceled it before the movie was released, just based on the original image
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and description, now they're going to go ahead and cancel their subscription over cuties.
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But the big one was this, and I say big one because it's gotten almost 200,000 likes
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and you know, she's a fairly prominent figure, but former 2020 Democrat presidential candidate,
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Tulsi Gabbard, you know, if you're not familiar, if that name sounds a little bit familiar,
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she's been on the Joe Rogan podcast.
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She actually did an episode with Joe Rogan and Jaco Willink.
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I didn't find her to be a supremely interesting person.
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I kind of wish during the episode with her and Jaco Willink that she would have not talked as much,
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but you know, she gets a lot of pub, you know, she did really well in some of the debate.
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She's kind of been pushed out by the Democratic establishment.
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So she's an interesting character to say the least, but she tweeted at Netflix, right,
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on the 11th of September.
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And this is exactly what she said, quote, child porn cuties will certainly wet the appetite
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of pedophiles and help fuel the child sex trafficking trade, one in four victims of trafficking
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her children.
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It happened to my friend's 13 year old daughter.
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Netflix, you are now complicit.
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Hashtag cancel Netflix, unquote.
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And so I retweeted it because as soon as I read that, it's like, yep, I can get on board
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with every last bit of that.
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But then I got a text from a buddy almost immediately.
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He's a buddy that spends a lot of time on Twitter.
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And this is a friend of mine.
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I'll leave his name out of this because, you know, he may listen to this or some people
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may know him and I'm not trying to throw him out of the bus when he's not here to defend
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himself.
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But this is a buddy that I've talked to.
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We are in a text string.
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We talk all the time.
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And it's mainly about sports or just random memes.
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It's just like nonsense stuff.
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And he basically came at me and I'm not going to read, you know, the transcript of that.
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But he's like, Oh, Kyle, please don't tell me you bought into that QAnon right wing conspiracy
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that the cuties film is for pedophiles.
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And this was like late on a Saturday and I'm like, wait, what?
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And then I basically was telling this guy was like, please tell me that you have not bought
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the line that this is a social commentary on the sexualization of children.
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Please tell me you haven't done that.
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And then for the next half hour or so, we're just going back and forth on this text.
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And I'm like progressively getting more angry, which I tried not to do in those types of
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situations.
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I try to remain calm so that I can be really, really sharp in my responses.
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But essentially he was thinking that this was just a big conspiracy.
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And you know, he hadn't watched the film, but he was getting onto me for having not
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watched films like, well, you haven't even watched it, but you know, you're going to
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be making all these comments about it, which will go more into that later.
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But he somehow thought that this, that the QAnon conspiracy, right, that what QAnon is
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is somehow the story about this entire film.
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And for those of you that don't know what the QAnon stuff is, I don't know a lot about
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it.
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I've heard it being mentioned.
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It's this incredibly fringe group of people that believe that the United States is being
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ran by pedophiles and that that's part of the whole sex trade and part of the whole thing
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about human trafficking, like, and that's about the extent of what I know.
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I don't spend a lot of time on 4chan or 8chan or Reddit or any of the places where these
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people would go and congregate, but that's kind of the conspiracy.
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And somehow people have convinced individuals that this entire thing is a conspiracy.
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It's a figment of your imagination.
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This isn't really a pornographic film.
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This isn't a very, this isn't a film that, you know, pedophiles are going to enjoy.
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It's all in your head, right?
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And then even Slate, there was an, I don't remember the name of the guy that wrote it,
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but Slate wrote an article where it was basically saying that conservatives have a creepy obsession
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with cuties, right?
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Basically calling out all these conservatives for their unbelievable views and they just
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don't understand art and blah, blah, blah, basically coming to their defense.
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But the thing is, is as I've thought through this, there's kind of two most common comments
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from the defenders of the cuties movie because you can find them.
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Just go to Twitter and you can type it in there and you'll find people that have written
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articles that are defending what we've seen in this film, defending the clips, defending
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even the original artwork.
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But the two things that people normally say are this, number one, well, you haven't even
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watched the movie.
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So how could you even know that's the first one and the second one is this is all just
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an overblown reaction to the botched marketing campaign.
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So let's go back to the first one.
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Well, you haven't even watched the movie.
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So how would you even know?
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Here's the thing.
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The overwhelming number of people responding to and defending or responding to and defending
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and deriding people on both sides of cuties haven't seen it, right?
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That was a really bad way of saying it.
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Essentially, most people have not watched this film, right?
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There's not a whole lot of people that you know.
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You may not even know someone that's actually sat down and gave an hour and a half or two
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hours, however long it is and watched the film.
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You don't know anyone, okay?
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But for those outraged and critical of the film, that is completely okay.
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Because what we've seen so far is sufficient enough to call out this film for what it is.
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It's pedophilic pornography.
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That's what this film is because there are pedophiles all over the place that spend a
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lot of time watching this film over the last several days since it's been released, okay?
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But these people that haven't watched the film but are defending it, did you not see
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the pictures?
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Did you not see the clips?
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Do you know what you're defending?
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Because to the people that say, "I shouldn't be able to have an opinion on this because
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I had to watch the film," you would think that would be a good response, but it's
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really not because you don't have to have witnessed the evil with your own eyes to know
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that evil has been done, and that's true for a lot of cases.
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Guys, I wasn't present for the Holocaust.
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I wasn't there for it, I didn't see it go down, but I've seen enough evidence to suggest
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that it was evil and morally wrong, regardless of what message the Nazi Party was trying
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to communicate, right?
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I wasn't there when Ted Kaczynski was making bombs and sending it to people because he
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was trying to send a message about, you know, technology and about the world and all those
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different things, but I've been able to read a lot of people that knew about this situation.
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I know that one of the lead investigators that found Ted Kaczynski, he's a buddy of mine that
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lives here in Oklahoma, I know enough, and I've known enough from people that have been
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a part of that to know that what was being done in that situation by that man was evil
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because the biggest differentiator here, guys, is that in this case, we've got the movie
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poster, it exists.
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We've got the clips, it, they exist, right?
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I mean, you can't continue to go say, "Oh, well, you haven't watched the film," that doesn't
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matter.
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You think it matters, but it doesn't, and the second common thing you hear is, again,
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this is all just an overblown reaction to the botched marketing campaign.
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So again, we had the original picture which showed four 11-year-old girls all striking
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incredibly sexually seductive poses, and then we had the original description that said
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this girl, she's, you know, bucking against the conservatism of her Muslim family because
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she's, you know, wanting to explore her femininity by joining this twerking dance crew, right?
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You remember that, right?
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But guys, just ask yourself, do you honestly think that there wouldn't have been backlash
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if the poster hadn't gone viral?
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Because that's, that's the thing that everyone's claiming, you know, two weeks ago or however
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long ago, the poster was released, everybody freaked out on the left and on the right,
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conservatives, liberals, most people freaked out when they saw this, and then the movie
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comes out and it's like, "Oh, you're just riding that tidal wave of backlash."
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That's all this is.
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Do you honestly think that this film could have been released and not gone viral?
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Let's say the poster was never even released, right?
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So no one even knew cuties was coming, right?
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And then you get on Netflix, it would have taken one person to watch this film on Netflix,
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not really, not realizing that it's not some sort of coming of age tale of this 11-year-old
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girl that's being, you know, unfairly in this authoritarian environment with her Muslim
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family or whatever, then that would have went viral anyway.
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Someone would have found that and been like, "Oh my gosh, did you see this movie that Netflix
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tried to sneak in on their website or on their app, right?
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Did you see this?"
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This would have gone to where it is now, regardless, but the public was just ready for it because
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we had a couple of weeks to be outraged just about the picture, just about the description,
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and then the movie came out, right?
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But here's the thing, for people that are defending this movie, and this might even
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be helpful for you if you're having conversations with people that are actually defending this
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movie, regardless of if they watched it or not, there are four important questions that
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you need to ask to people that are defending this movie.
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The first one is this.
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Just on the widely circulated clips that everyone's seen by now and the posters from cuties.
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How exactly is this film a social commentary on the sexualization of children?
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Because that's the point everyone's making, right?
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That this film is about the over-sexualization of Western children and all that, and this
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is just a commentary on that.
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Okay, great.
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How?
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Look at this movie poster and tell me how this is a social commentary, and that's it.
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Can you please watch these clips, these unbelievable clips of these girls dancing like strippers,
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right?
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Wearing barely anything and touching themselves and touching each other.
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Can you please explain to me, make it, make it so easy that even I could understand how
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this is a social commentary, because guess what?
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They can't produce an answer aside from the statement.
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That's all they can do, and the statement is, this is a social commentary.
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So you ask him, well, how is this a social commentary?
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Well, it's a social commentary.
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It's obvious.
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That was my buddy that he and I were arguing back and forth.
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He's like, you know, Kyle, just watch the film.
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It's obvious.
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This is a guy who hasn't watched the film, but he's like, just watch the film.
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It's obviously a social commentary.
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Like you'd have to be dumb to not know that.
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Well, then why can anyone explain to me how it is a social commentary?
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The second important question that these people defending the cuties movie need to be able
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to explain to you and give you an answer for is, would you have allowed your 11 year old
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daughter to star in this film, you know, assuming you had an 11 year old daughter or
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even someone that's in that age range, because I asked that to my buddy that was, you know,
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going all scorched earth about this and saying, you know, this is all conspiracy.
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He doesn't have an 11 year old daughter, but he has a son that's very close to that age.
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And I said, buddy, if you had an 11 year old daughter, would you have let her star in
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this film?
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He said, probably not.
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But isn't that so interesting?
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Wouldn't you if this was just a social commentary of the sexual on the sexualization of children,
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which most people would agree is absolutely abhorrent behavior.
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Why wouldn't you want your daughter to be a part of that?
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Your daughter's part of a revolution.
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But isn't that interesting that he thought it was okay for someone else's daughters,
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not his own?
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Interesting.
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The third question that you need to ask these people is do you know what the director at
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slash writer of this films motives were for making the film?
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Because all we've heard since this, this whole backlash broke is that again, it's a social
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commentary.
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Oh, well, this is just a social commentary.
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Oh, well, if you had seen it, it would just, you know, you would have seen that it's a
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social commentary on the sexualization of children.
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It's not the sexualization of children.
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It's a social commentary.
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Again, we've heard that over and over and over.
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But back in January, the director of this film, and I apologize, I can't pronounce her
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name.
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It's like part French part, you know, African, it's really hard to pronounce.
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So I don't want to be disrespectful and mispronounce the name.
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So the director was asked in an interview with the rap about what the film was about,
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right?
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And so I'm going to actually play a clip here of her answer.
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And you might be interested to realize what you're not hearing her say.
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So really pay attention to her answer when the interviewer asked her basically, what
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is this film about?
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Why did you write it?
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Why did you make it?
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So here we go.
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The question is should we have the right to choose which women we can be in this world
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in our culture, you know, even today, me.
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I can say I'm not totally free because I love to wear short dresses.
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At the same time, sometimes when I go to the religious ceremony, I wear the veil as well.
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So just choose as a woman with who do you want to be.
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So there you go.
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I mean, shout out to Matt Walsh of the Daily Wire because he's the one that put that clip
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out there because you can't really find this interview.
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And then that's so interesting that I bet you a month ago, you could have easily found
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this interview, but now it's kind of buried because when the interviewer asks her openly,
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there's open-ended question, what is this film about?
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That was her answer.
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Did you hear anything about a commentary on the over-sexualization of children in the
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West or growing up in a repressive Muslim household and how that leads to these ideas
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about sexual...
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Did you hear any of the social commentary in there?
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Because guys, I'm going to provide the interview to you later in the show notes.
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You can listen to the rest of the interview.
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The interviewer basically has to serve up the, "Oh, this is a social commentary on sexuality
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for children, right?"
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Like, that's what this is, right?
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And she's like, "Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, essentially, yeah, that's kind of what it is."
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But when you're asked the question in an open-ended fashion, that's the answer that you get.
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Is the answer that she gave?
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And so when people are trying to imbue motives on this woman, like, "Oh, no, no, she's trying
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to do a social commentary," she didn't even say that.
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We're saying that, and all the defenders of this film, that's all they're willing to
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do over the last several weeks, is to explain to us a simpleton that they know better than
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we do, right?
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If we just knew like they did, and if we saw the world as they do, then we would understand,
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right?
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So you got to get an answer to that, to the defenders of this film, is do you know their
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motives?
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And then show them this clip.
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This is what she said when she was asked a direct question, and if you think I'm taking
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the clip out of context, that's why I'm providing the entire clip to you.
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I think it was like a five or six minute interview.
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It's there in the show notes.
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Show it to them.
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You got to get an answer.
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And the last one here is this.
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Is how far are you willing to take the quote unquote social commentary argument to the defenders
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of this film?
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How far are you willing to take that?
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So let's just say that I believed that, you know, the people that made cuties were doing
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it because it was a social commentary on the sexualization of children, which I don't.
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I don't believe that.
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Did you have missed the mark worse than they did that the makers of this film, could you
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have missed the mark worse?
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Because as you've heard the argument said over and over by now, you can't provide a
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social commentary on the sexualization of children while sexualizing children.
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You can't do that.
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That's not how this works.
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The main reason or the main other corollary or anecdote that people will use is like, okay,
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well, can you do a documentary on gratuitous violence and how horrible it is for people
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to view that while only showing gratuitous violence in the film, regardless of any other
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points you're trying to make.
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It's not making the point that you think it's making.
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It doesn't mean what you think it means.
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But again, how willing are we to take that argument?
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So let's just use their logic for the sequel to cuties.
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Should they actually show an adult male penetrating one of the female actresses with his erector
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erect penis as a social commentary to inform all of us rubes on the dangers of adult males
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that penetrate female children with their erect penises?
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Yeah, if that's a little bit outside the bounce for you, I'm sorry, you know, you know, apologize
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to your children that I said that in front of them.
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But is that the way, is that the way we're going?
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Oh, it's just a social commentary.
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Is it though?
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Where would you draw the line?
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Because to the people defending this that don't even feel comfortable enough for their
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children to be in the film, they're somehow going to tell me that I don't understand.
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I seem to understand just perfectly.
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It seems to me that you have perhaps a seared consciousness in this area, that you can't
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even see that film, see the artwork, see the clips, and respond in any other way than,
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oh, it's just art.
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Is it?
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Is it just art?
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How far are you willing to take the argument though?
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What would make you uncomfortable if you saw it on film?
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I'd be very, very curious to know.
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And so all this is to crescendo to this point, which is, yes, if you're listening to this
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podcast, if you're still this far in, yes, you should cancel Netflix.
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And I know I've talked about before even somewhat recently that I'm kind of uncomfortable with
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boycotts because a lot of times they don't really work.
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It doesn't really make a lot of sense.
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You're just kind of making noise.
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And if you post it on Facebook, that seems to be the only reason that you've done it.
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But I canceled my Netflix.
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That's exactly what I did.
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And it's because of this film, on the reasons on the website when you go to cancel the subscription
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and they give you a bunch of choices and they give you other, I said other and I had some
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not so nice things to say about the cuties film, just to let them know, even though no
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one's really going to read it.
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Because guys, if you don't draw the line at child sexual exploitation, I've got news for
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you.
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You don't have a line.
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Because the thing is is all this time I've had Netflix, I've been able to ignore the
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wokeness and I've been able to ignore some of the BS messaging of their films.
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I've been able to ignore and just not pay attention to some of the things that are so far left
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wing.
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You know, I just don't really buy into all that.
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You know, I'm watching, you know, movies that I that I don't own and I'm watching some
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documentaries.
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I watch a lot of documentaries on there and all that's all that's fine.
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But this crosses the line guys.
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It 100% crosses the line.
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So for me personally, I'm not going to speak for you.
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I draw the line of things that aid the sexual fantasies and slate the sexual lust of pedophiles.
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That's a pretty damn good line to draw.
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If you're going to draw one, you might as well draw one there.
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But guys, we do need to talk about what you canceling your Netflix subscription actually
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does.
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Okay.
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Because there's some things that it does.
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And then there's a lot of things that it doesn't do.
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So the first thing is this is that Netflix won't miss your business.
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But that doesn't matter because guys, the last published numbers I was able to find is
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Netflix had just under 183 million subscribers and that continues to go up.
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This is not going to ruin this company in 2019.
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Their revenue was over $20 billion with a B $20 billion.
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So if a few thousand or even tens of thousands of conservatives, family oriented people cancel
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all their subscriptions, it's not going to make a dent for this company.
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They're not even going to notice it.
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When they do their quarterly releases of their numbers, no one's going to be concerned
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about that.
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Even if 100,000 people got rid of their subscriptions and put it for the reason of cuties, it's
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not going to matter.
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It's going to be overwhelmed by the number of people that have added Netflix during that
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time.
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They won't even feel it.
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And you know what, frankly, they probably would appreciate the free press again.
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It's not really about how they're going to feel about it because you can't affect them.
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You're 10 bucks a month or whatever you were spending on Netflix.
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If you think that I'm really going to show them, I'm going to cancel my subscription.
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They're not limiting it.
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So just just be real about that.
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But a reason why this is important, right, you know, why canceling what your subscription
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actually does is it provides you a talking point and maybe even a teaching moment for
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your children of all ages.
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So when they wonder why Netflix is no longer available at home, this is where you step
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in, dad, and you have a conversation.
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So I can't talk to my four month old son about this, but this will certainly be something
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we talk about someday.
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But this was a moment for my wife and I to sit there and be like, Hey, what kind of family
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are we going to be?
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And I'm embarrassed to admit that I got so busy and had kind of forgotten to cancel it
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that my wife kind of knew all this was going on.
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And she's like, man, I've seen a lot of people post about this on Facebook.
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Like, is this really what's going on?
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Are we canceling our Netflix?
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It's like, yeah, honey, that's exactly what we're doing.
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And we're in the middle of some shows and there's some things that we thought we were
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going to watch in the future.
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So that matter.
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And this gets to the last point, which is basically the entire point of this podcast
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aside from the fact that yes, you should cancel your Netflix is guys, you get to make a statement
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about what your family is and is not about.
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When you cancel your Netflix subscription, if you decide to do so, you're making a
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statement.
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The Smiths are about this, right?
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The Thompson's are about this.
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The Williamses are about this, right?
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That's what you get to say because there's certain things in this world that that's okay
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to kind of ignore because guys I've said before, you can't be outraged about everything.
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There's not enough hours in the day and you just don't have enough energy to be outraged
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about everything there is to be outraged about.
25:08
That's why you shouldn't feel too bad if you don't give to every charity out there because
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you don't have enough money to make sure every charity has every dime that they could
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want to go after their cause, right?
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This is a big one.
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The sexual exploitation of children for the benefit of pedophiles, that's worth it.
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Abortion, that's worth it.
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Sexual enslavement, human trafficking, that's all worth it.
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This isn't some sort of fringe issue.
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And hopefully throughout this podcast, I've given you some tools to where if you have
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some people in your life that are pushing back on you on this, trying to tell you that
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you're just a conspiracy theorist, oh, you're just a QAnon person.
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Oh, are you far right now?
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No, you're not the one with the problem.
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They are.
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All right, guys, before we let you go, we are going to do a quick resilience boost.
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As you know, by now, we are a men's ministry and our mission is cultivating manly resilience.
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Specifically, we do that by providing stuff like this podcast that will help you forge
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spiritual, mental and physical toughness.
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So for today, guys, I'm just going to warn you right from the top.
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It's graphic and disturbing, but I have three different clips.
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So if you don't have Twitter, I don't know if you'll be able to see these, but I found
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three different people that had clips from the film.
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So if you want to watch the entire film and that's what you feel like you should do and
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you want to support it in that way, just so you can know, hey, you go ahead and do you,
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but you can kind of get a sense of what is in this film by these three clips.
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But again, they're graphic, they're disturbing and I'm not sure you'll be able to forget
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them quickly and the last thing I got for you is the interview that the director of this
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film did with the rap.
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And so you can actually watch the entire interview.
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It's at, it's at the very, very top of the webpage and then you can read through the
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rest of it there.
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I'm your host, Kyle Thompson.
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Remember, keep cultivating manly resilience, keep forging spiritual, mental and physical
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Thank you.