The Situation With P-Diddy Isn’t Exclusive, It’s Endemic

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[00:00:17] and now here's your host, Lister. I really didn't want to talk about what happened with

[00:00:23] PDD, aka PuffDaddy. But it's probably appropriate. It ties into the women under attack messaging

[00:00:32] that I've done. My name is Lister. I'm your host. Thank you. Whether you're new or

[00:00:37] you're not new and if you are new, my message has been for a couple of episodes now that

[00:00:44] women are under attack. The PDD situation brought more stuff to light and I figured

[00:00:52] it was appropriate for me to extend that with some other things that I was hearing and

[00:00:56] seeing around what's going on. Because I think some of it is being misrepresented to be

[00:01:04] frank. I think some of it is being misrepresented into something that it's not and some context,

[00:01:11] there's file a season how people are connecting the dots with what happened and what's

[00:01:15] going on where I don't think it's what's being stated. I think it's a little bit different

[00:01:19] than that to kind of preface. I want to play a little bit of a snippet from Eddie Griffin

[00:01:26] and something he said, and this would have been eight years ago. He was on Vlad TV. Vlad

[00:01:31] TV is the most notorious in my opinion podcast host because he has a lot of these different

[00:01:38] celebrities on the show and they expose a lot of things they talk about. They talk a lot

[00:01:42] it's people are speculated. This guy might be undercover FBI. I don't know that for sure,

[00:01:47] but though Keith D he put his stuff out there and all these people put stuff out there

[00:01:51] the next thing you know they're getting run up on. So I want to play something from Eddie

[00:01:57] Griffin that I think ties into this here. There's no criminal charge. There is a systematic

[00:02:03] effort to destroy every black male entertainments in a tanker's image. They want us all to have

[00:02:14] an actress by the name Kobe raped a white woman in Colorado. Dr. Cosby, rate 37 bitches

[00:02:23] and it's still counting. Nobody leads this business claim. Michael Jackson, fuck little white

[00:02:30] children. Michael Jordan. Michael Jordan gambled. Right. And then his dad got killed. You understand?

[00:02:37] Try to tie that you're not going to die clean. I mean, so I I again, that was like eight

[00:02:45] years ago that he said that on Vlad and the thing with it. The big picture of the whole

[00:02:51] thing right? What he's talking about is the pattern of the focus around black entertainers.

[00:03:01] So obviously there's P. Diddy. There's Morgan Freeman that was recent. He was accused of

[00:03:05] some stuff. There's Kobe Bryant before he died. He was accused of stuff. There is Bill Cosby.

[00:03:11] There's our Kelly and the default response I know is coming my way is yeah, but they did those

[00:03:16] things. Let's go down the list and then I'm going to talk about another piece here. And just

[00:03:22] to clarify this isn't defending when there's true, you know, things that happen. So let's talk

[00:03:27] Bill Cosby because he's the most notorious. Bill Cosby was on the air admitting that he would do

[00:03:34] pills essentially on women. The difference and I think where the media distorted it,

[00:03:39] the difference is that there was never a situation where something happened that was not part

[00:03:45] of the known. So Eddie Griffin in this same segment I do recommend you checking on YouTube talks

[00:03:50] about how okay, these are women that they go to the hotel room of a no married man right alone.

[00:03:58] And then the narrative gets distorted again into victim shaming or blaming. And that's not it.

[00:04:04] These are key questions we must ask. See my biggest all-admitted fallacy is that I dig beyond what

[00:04:10] makes me angry. It's not about what makes me angry. I was just reading an article the other day

[00:04:16] about some man, it's essentially a man that got surgery to do breastfeeding for a kid and that's the

[00:04:23] most, for me, it makes me angry to the point I know if I was in physical presence with that person,

[00:04:30] I would snap and I would beat the crap out of them because we can't know the later impacts on

[00:04:37] that child. It's child abuse. So for me, that sets me off. It bothers me. And I don't even need

[00:04:43] to dig in the question. I know it's because medical, the medical side, they can't say no unless

[00:04:50] the law allows them to say no, they have to provide treatment. They can't say no so the governments

[00:04:56] have failed people to say this is wrong. We're not going to do it if you want breastfeeding

[00:05:01] it must be a female as in biological female, not a mechanical female, not one that's surgical.

[00:05:09] It has to be a biological female because we can't know genetically what might happen to that child.

[00:05:16] And you're thinking while he's a transphobia, no. Think of the reason why incest is outlawed,

[00:05:22] why it's banned and the vast majority. It's because we know there's a genetic impact on any

[00:05:28] kids that come from that association because genetics don't play that. They don't. They don't blend

[00:05:35] well and you end up with deformed kids. Even if you can give birth, the kids have deformities. This

[00:05:41] is a medical fact. So now we're talking about this breast milk that we don't know what the impact

[00:05:47] is until later. My thing is why are we rushing to it now when it's an untested unknown thing,

[00:05:54] when we're not learning from history? That's what it is. It has nothing to do with what the

[00:06:00] bottom line is it's a man. So men were not biologically predisposed to give breast milk. Are some

[00:06:08] out there that do sure, but we don't know what that means in terms of a child ingesting that.

[00:06:13] We're talking an infant toddler. We don't know what the impact is. We don't know if that kid

[00:06:18] will have deformities as a result of it. That's the formative stages. We can't know. The unknown

[00:06:24] is what bothers me. I don't mind it if you do a study for 10 years, 20 years. Let's let's test

[00:06:31] it in a safe space with not real human not with humans in a safe space. Let's do some analysis

[00:06:37] understand the impact and if we don't see a harm in it, then it's fine. We've not done that. That's

[00:06:41] what bothers me. So mentally my point there is I get bothered when I see medical or anything rush to

[00:06:50] that they rush to it without understanding the downstream impacts of it. Now let's come back to Bill

[00:06:55] Cosby with Bill Cosby. The story was okay you're going to the room of a married man with let's start

[00:07:02] there and ask the question why? The messaging is always career. I was worried about getting fired.

[00:07:07] I was I didn't know which I hate that one but there's some excuse okay there's some excuse

[00:07:13] and it's an excuse it is an excuse because he's a married man you know he's a married man because

[00:07:19] in his standup he talks about his wife with the cabal and the kids and so it's not a mystery that

[00:07:24] he's married. I've been in a situation on twice now I've been in a situation where me not being

[00:07:33] single I've been in a hotel you know actual hotel space not a room but a space with somebody else

[00:07:41] who was an attractive female where at least on one of those I'm pretty sure if I had if I had

[00:07:48] initiated something would happen I'm not a home record so I didn't but I'm pretty sure I could have

[00:07:54] in fact I got chewed out for not even making any sort of like I didn't even try. I I maintain

[00:08:00] distance I was arm's length I was not about to do it because I wasn't trying to be a home record

[00:08:05] I didn't want things to go down and most importantly I didn't want a me to situation later if it did

[00:08:11] started consensual and then all of a sudden later years later it gets accused that it wasn't

[00:08:16] consensual when it was now this isn't an era before cell phones and recording shit and all this so

[00:08:21] I took the conservative approach as I tend to do if it's somebody where you know it's a friend of mine

[00:08:27] and we've been doing for years and I know them very well okay and she initiates okay but

[00:08:34] if it's somebody that I don't know you that well or maybe we're just work associates or something

[00:08:38] I'm not doing it you know I'll dip my pen in the company so mentally for me I'm looking at it as

[00:08:43] this is a coworker okay if you go to the room so you're invited okay so that man initiated

[00:08:50] some side of contact but it's a hotel room so we're talking room now with beds and alcohol

[00:08:57] in place like at what point do you say you know what I'm not gonna drink any alcohol

[00:09:01] I don't want none of your drinks I'll bring my own bottle of water like you take an approach

[00:09:05] of assuming this dude's about to try to do something sketchy and and place that and place that

[00:09:11] responsibility on that shoulder to say why aren't you going in there cautious and conservative

[00:09:16] then the excuse is while I trusted them why why is there a blind trust you should never blind trust

[00:09:22] I'm not suggesting that you're skeptical of everybody 100% but there should be a basic level of

[00:09:27] blind trust think about it if you're on a plane if you're on a plane you're in mixed company

[00:09:33] in close seating isn't it possible that somebody could sexually assault you on the damn plane

[00:09:38] absolutely you can be sat next to some creep you wouldn't know it you have no way of knowing it

[00:09:43] so in your mind I would hope that people are a little bit cautious about where they're sitting

[00:09:48] and mindful about who they're sitting next to and you can't control it all the time but hopefully

[00:09:53] you're mindful of it because if you fall asleep and it's just some creep what's to stop them from

[00:09:58] reaching over under your dress or something nothing so that so you have to be and that's the unfortunate

[00:10:04] reality of the world we live it you can't know who what company you're mixed with when it's

[00:10:10] that kind of you know situation so if here you're going to a room where you were invited I would

[00:10:17] expect it okay I can control that I can control the situation and I'm not going to go in blindly

[00:10:23] trusting they may be cool as a fan okay let's make sure that I'm in control of my faculties at all

[00:10:28] points I'm not gonna take any drink from them I'm gonna bring my own bottle water that's basic right

[00:10:33] I'm just gonna bring myself if you want to get drunk because of whatever maybe it's stress or

[00:10:37] something that's fine then you say I'll pour my own drink I'll do that the understanding that

[00:10:43] when you're inebriated you lose control of certain faculties and so shit goes down right

[00:10:49] so then the narrative in some of this bill Cosby business was well yeah some of them willingly did

[00:10:53] so but at some point later they regretted it okay but that's different so now we're talking about

[00:10:59] differences in crime is the crime that they applied you with alcohol that's different than the

[00:11:06] crime was I regretted something where I willingly you know partook of it and then I ended up

[00:11:12] regretting it and they didn't stop should he stop sure if you knew that that's really what you

[00:11:17] want it but if you're inebriated again you're not in control of your faculties which is my beef with

[00:11:21] alcohol and live in straight edge because I don't like what that does to anybody but certainly

[00:11:28] to women society has created this narrative that you know we can't blame the alcohol we got to blame

[00:11:34] the alcohol because in many cases when alcohol or weed or some other drug is not involved women

[00:11:41] seem to be much smarter about those decisions I'm talking about okay this dude's probably about

[00:11:46] to be some sketchy stuff and yes they are very hands off and yes they are leave me alone or in

[00:11:52] the free love era of the 60s and the 70s they're like yeah we're down but then they don't go back

[00:11:56] and talk about regretting it so now this gets me over into the Arkelli situation from Bill Cosby

[00:12:02] in the Arkelli situation it's two part one is the Aliyah stuff Aliyah willingly as a minor lied

[00:12:09] about her age to marry this guy why ever she did that I don't know but because we can't ask her

[00:12:15] she's dead but the point is she willingly willingly lied about her age to marry this guy allegedly

[00:12:24] on a bus they were having sex this was a consensual something after the fact there were all these

[00:12:30] stories from Dame Dash and other people who were friends with Aliyah that would say yeah but that

[00:12:34] was shady what he did might be because he's a creeper right but we can't ignore the initial start of

[00:12:41] this which is as a minor she willingly lied about her age to marry this guy okay and during that time

[00:12:50] minors lying about their age to get fake IDs and all this were common it shouldn't have been

[00:12:56] but it was common this is why there was an evolution to identification documents to try to secure

[00:13:02] them to try to prevent fake IDs being a thing but that was a real thing girls would lie all the time

[00:13:08] about their age to get alcohol to get cigarettes to get into clubs that was a common thing during

[00:13:14] that period of time I would argue it's less so now than it used to be but that it just was what

[00:13:20] it was it was a common thing so then the other part the girl that he was and it's really three

[00:13:25] part with our Kelly but this other one connects to this other so that the video with him you're

[00:13:30] in dating on the girl first of all you can't tell what her age if you look at her she looks like

[00:13:35] she's over 18 we know that she wasn't but my point is if you visually looked at it she looks like

[00:13:39] she's over 18 so when that video first came out nobody thought anything of it because it's like okay

[00:13:44] well that's just whatever because she looked like she's over and that was the other narrative is

[00:13:49] some girls despite being under 18 just visually look like they're older than what they are I know

[00:13:56] when I was in my teen years there were girls I'm 16 she's allegedly 16 but she looks like she's 20

[00:14:02] that was a common thing which is why they got away with the whole fake ID business now you get

[00:14:08] in this whole sex cult accusation with our Kelly and the girl in question would come out in videos

[00:14:14] to say no it didn't happen this is not true and then later would say yes it did and this the

[00:14:18] and so she's flip flopping our Kelly gets locked up the whole video with Gail King with our Kelly he's

[00:14:25] pissed off it's clear he's pissed off then you see all these body language experts talking about yep

[00:14:29] that's a lie if that's a lie if that's a lie you can say the body language has seen to indicate

[00:14:35] that he's not telling the truth but it doesn't necessarily mean that he has done what was claimed

[00:14:39] we still don't have any direct evidence of anything that was claimed other than the Alia situation

[00:14:45] and the Alia situation it's in docs right he there's a marriage certificate so we knew that happened

[00:14:51] but that was past the statute then when the sex cult thing came around the question was how can

[00:14:56] these grown women allow this man to control them the response was power well how can he have power

[00:15:03] over them her family her family the girls family would come out and say yeah that's what it was he

[00:15:10] was just controlling it and then she said no that's not it nobody controlled me I chose to do this

[00:15:15] stuff if you were to look on recent articles you'll see that that same girl allegedly was getting

[00:15:21] trying to get pregnant with our Kelly why he's locked up so now the flip tapping again do you see

[00:15:26] them saying is okay it's probably true that this guy had some sort of I'll say charm control over

[00:15:34] this girl because the first time she denies it happens then she goes back and says yes it did happen

[00:15:40] that's what it was then she comes back and says well no I still love him and tries to have a kid

[00:15:45] with him so that's that is charm that is not any sort of control that the girl she had control of

[00:15:51] it she's an attractive young lady she can get any do she wants but there's a charm about him

[00:15:56] so now we're as we talk about this whole charm situation now we get into this current with P

[00:16:03] Diddy because and the reason I linked it that way is all of these are around a charm there's a

[00:16:10] level of charm that goes with this that doesn't make any damn sense it makes no sense but that's what

[00:16:16] it is with the P Diddy situation it's there's so much to it that I'm not going to go all the way around

[00:16:24] it but the P Diddy situation starts decades ago it starts when he's starting to rise to power

[00:16:32] there's theory around him and Kim which was his his wife before that passed away

[00:16:39] there's theories around the reason that they separated and that there was more to it than just a

[00:16:45] regular breakup when the JLo thing happened that happened it came and it went and people were

[00:16:51] kind of surprised that that happened it came and went and there was never any sort of chat about

[00:16:55] it anymore there was never any revisit nothing ever happened since then the whole Cassie and all

[00:17:01] these other players come around the Fondsworth Bentley comes around and people that are making

[00:17:09] their least implicating certain activities and behaviors they didn't agree with and there's

[00:17:13] a pattern to what they're saying so b2k which was a group way back yonder there are videos photos

[00:17:20] I shouldn't say videos there's a video but there's photos floating around of them naked in a bed

[00:17:25] and nobody knew at the time first of all who took the photo second how did this happen third

[00:17:30] why did it happen like there's all these questions happening around with the b2k era mind you

[00:17:36] when Michael Jackson is getting accused of what he's doing his accusers they make all these claims

[00:17:42] there's a raid on Michael Jackson's places just like what happened with Diddy very recently

[00:17:47] and the media forced the narrative because of Michael Jackson acting as strange as he did that

[00:17:52] Michael Jackson must have done these crimes he must have done that he must have done that there's too much

[00:17:56] of whatever the and all they proved but when the dust settle is that Michael Jackson like to watch

[00:18:02] porn he probably showed them porn I think it's probable he gave them alcohol I think all that's

[00:18:07] probably true they never found a look at evidence that he ever sexually assaulted any of those kids

[00:18:13] but it's improper him being in the bed with them certainly in in less dressed states that's certainly

[00:18:19] improper him showing them porn is likely improper contributing to the deluxe zero minor giving alcohol

[00:18:25] to a minor is certainly a problem though that's about the worst that what they found but remember

[00:18:29] that went on for years that went on for years years and years and years of them trying to make a case

[00:18:36] with raids and everything else only to end up with the basic nothing I suspect

[00:18:41] with this pdd situation and the freakoffs and everything else you gotta think

[00:18:46] the freakoffs had to be happening for a long time the freakoffs were not illegal okay so if he's

[00:18:51] having whatever freaky parties or whatnot that's not illegal he didn't commit a crime is it creepy

[00:18:56] absolutely if it's true is it suspect absolutely if it's true and there were you know

[00:19:02] chattering's around the industry for years you know cat Williams and his interview just recently talked

[00:19:06] about it this idea but but it's not exclusive he did he this idea that for money

[00:19:12] you're doing certain favors for certain rich folks we know that's been a thing though in the industry

[00:19:19] at large for many many years we know that's what it is so and that's photography that's video

[00:19:26] that's music you know you'll see child stars think of how many child stars committed suicide

[00:19:33] of all the ones that we remember from the esters that committed suicide or later would claim

[00:19:38] that they were improperly approached by some executive the Harvey Weinstein business

[00:19:44] you think about the kids that were on like wonder years and all these older shows and then later

[00:19:50] they would come out and say yeah they were they were touching me improperly and they were doing

[00:19:53] this or asking this or all of that that was a common thing it kept happening so I'm not I'm not

[00:20:01] giving an excuse for it I'm explaining that what is being alleged around pd he does not surprise

[00:20:07] me because it seemed to be endemic to the industry at large this idea that when you get to a certain

[00:20:15] level you now use that in order to get what you're trying to get and in the vast majority of cases not

[00:20:21] all but the vast majority of cases it's a quid pro it's like in order for this record deal this is

[00:20:28] what I need you to do for me or in order for you to get on that movie this is what you're going to

[00:20:32] need to do or you know in order for you to get that you know record label whatever you're going to

[00:20:37] need to do this or hey you know I want to make you the next star of that movie here make you

[00:20:42] the front so this is what you're going to need to get you know you need to get on your knees

[00:20:46] whatever I mean let's look at the frickin bill Clinton right Lewinsky how can if it goes all the way

[00:20:53] up to the to almost swore there if it goes all the way up to the president united states getting

[00:20:57] an oral favors in the white house why do you think it wasn't going to happen down at these lower

[00:21:02] levels of power it obviously was going to but it was not exclusive is my point to a p diddy he's

[00:21:08] getting the strong headlines because of social media social media is now stoking that fire and meanwhile

[00:21:14] we're ignoring that this is endemic it's endemic to power it's endemic to authority it's endemic

[00:21:21] at the highest levels of everywhere not just p diddy it's more than this so now other people

[00:21:28] talked about this is my clothes other people talked about damage to black you know celebrities

[00:21:34] and black culture and everything else and I laugh that I do because it's not it regardless of

[00:21:40] p diddy it doesn't have anything to do with a black situation that's not what we're talking about

[00:21:45] it has nothing to do with it I just gave you Bill Clinton as an example Harvey Weinstein as an

[00:21:51] example there's tons of various you know wealthy people that just happen to do this stuff and there's

[00:21:58] I I guarantee you countless others that never were called out you know Urgati was accused of

[00:22:03] stuff at times that Joe was accused of stuff at times it doesn't matter it's it's not a race situation

[00:22:09] it has nothing to do with race it doesn't hurt the black community in all that p diddy's getting

[00:22:16] what he's getting and the reason it doesn't hurt is because you have to look at it as an endemic

[00:22:22] thing to the overall picture of power it's endemic to power if you analyze what it is that's going on

[00:22:30] you'll realize it's all about the power and the money and the authority that he held

[00:22:35] if you take all the accusers now so we're talking to females and some of the alleged underage

[00:22:40] assaults and things that were happening those are crimes that were committed but if you look at it

[00:22:45] in a big picture it's all in one bubble with just general assault right sexual assault that's

[00:22:51] really more born down in general sexual assault money for sex right drugs alcohol it's it's this

[00:23:00] party culture that has been there for decades in some cases consensual in some cases not

[00:23:08] now I start thinking about okay well let's look at the consent side of things if

[00:23:12] society the law let's say society society has settled on this idea that if you are not 18

[00:23:19] years old you cannot consent so you're 17 year old you cannot consent okay so now it creates a crime

[00:23:27] because there's no consent regardless of whether or not that person that child quote said

[00:23:34] you know what at the time they offered me a record deal and as part of that deal they wanted

[00:23:40] a blow job I agreed to do it because I wanted the record deal society has said that's a crime good

[00:23:47] he should be locked up if that happened because it's a crime of what it is the person the the child

[00:23:54] has now said well wait a minute I said I wanted to do that society doesn't care what you wanted

[00:24:00] you are not you're not mature enough to have consented you don't have the maturity to consent

[00:24:05] to that activity this is I'm describing however you're getting angry you shouldn't because I'm

[00:24:10] breaking down what the law says not how I feel about it it doesn't matter the law says you cannot

[00:24:16] consent if you're not 18 years old so if we now focus on the real nuts and bolts of what we're

[00:24:21] talking about here we have accusers I'm talking female who have accused him of this type of

[00:24:28] activity that was non consensual irrespective of age we have acute we have non accusers so we

[00:24:35] have allegations and rumors and speculation on the male sides now I'm talking like usher etc where

[00:24:41] there was theories that he might have been having certain improper activities with some of these

[00:24:47] males who were under age but there's never been an accusation usher has never come out and accused

[00:24:52] him of a thing nothing it's always been this guy here says he saw did he do something to somebody

[00:24:57] as young whatever the B2K photos floating around the photos of did he kissing somebody none of

[00:25:03] this is a crime because you don't have evidence that he has done a thing to an underage somebody

[00:25:09] is it disgusting yeah is it a little bit sick love rather more than a little bit is it unnerving

[00:25:15] absolutely is it disturbing absolutely but you don't have evidence of a crime so when the when

[00:25:20] they raided his homes very most recently and allegedly did he was on a plane to the Bahamas then

[00:25:25] they said he's not on the plane so is he running they don't know did he's kids and cuffs and

[00:25:30] this whole this stuff so when they're doing the raid I again I thought back to the whole Michael Jackson

[00:25:35] situation because it's very similar they didn't have a crime they have evidence of a crime they had

[00:25:38] allegations and in certain cases certain people who claim themselves victims who at they said at

[00:25:44] the time when they were underage this that and the other happened in diddy's case you don't have

[00:25:49] that you don't have men who were underage at the time coming out saying he did this this this

[00:25:55] that I saw you do have girls who said at the time they were underage did he did this this this this

[00:26:02] okay so you got allegations but no evidence of a thing all the evidence that we see is around diddie

[00:26:08] having these freakoffs with grown people and having other people in the industry watching him

[00:26:13] and paying big money for what's alleged to be you know homosexual sexual activities none of

[00:26:19] which is illegal so I'm saying I think the narrative has been distorted a little bit around the

[00:26:25] pdd situation and that we're commingling different things are we really talking about a crime as in

[00:26:31] the sexual assaults yes in allegation form they're alleged so now that you're only on a hunt try

[00:26:38] to find evidence to prove the allegations which I think is backwards I think evidence should be

[00:26:42] presented and then you do the ray to find additional evidence to the crime instead of we're going

[00:26:48] on a witch hunt to try to find evidence to something that was alleged because when you do that I think

[00:26:52] you're gonna fail every time second we have to look deeper we have to understand when Bill Clinton's

[00:26:57] listed on a deal with Harvey Weinstein and they're not doing anything about it there's no reign on

[00:27:02] Bill Clinton stuff when Harvey Weinstein was the most notorious of this whole endemic situation I'm

[00:27:07] talking about and Bill Clinton already had a pattern of having improper sexual situations in the

[00:27:13] White House with a girl who accused him so we already knew he was the sexual predator and yet nothing

[00:27:17] is done on the Bill Clinton side so that's for me I look at the bigger if did he did what he did and

[00:27:24] there were illegal things that he did and we prove it he should be locked up and whatever else happens

[00:27:29] to him I got no issue with that my issue is a lack of consistency and a lack of understanding that

[00:27:35] it's an its endemic in the bigger picture of power and money and are we targeting crimes or are

[00:27:41] we simply attacking what disgusts us even if it's not a crime which that's a different situation

[00:27:47] so then the last is this circling back at the Roman Polansky situation if you don't know the

[00:27:52] Roman Polansky situation there's a lot of sketchy business around that because the Roman Polansky

[00:27:56] situation was at the time this is we're talking the 70s at the time Roman Polansky is this

[00:28:04] he's this big deal you know photographer right and so he is photographing this young lady 13

[00:28:12] year old young lady and then sexually assaults her now when we say sexually assaults her I want to

[00:28:19] give a couple different pieces here because later his accuser would come out multiple times and say

[00:28:26] I I've moved on and I don't have a problem this is what it was it happened he apologized

[00:28:32] and I accepted it and I've moved on and it seems like the justice systems being unfair to him

[00:28:37] because although what happened happened and although was wrong he has he's he said I regret it

[00:28:43] what happened and I'm apologize him for what happened and he served time because he did serve time

[00:28:48] so the accuser has basically said I'm good okay why are you still going after him I'm the victim here

[00:28:55] I'm good what's really going on well there's a whole shady story around this and this is why say it's

[00:29:02] in the endemic to power and money in the industry overall Roman Polansky when this assault happens

[00:29:09] it's at the home of Jack Nicholson yes another well-known person another well-known celebrity

[00:29:15] Jack Nicholson is in this whole circle of a thing it almost compelled me to develop a tool that

[00:29:22] shows a web of interconnections so so this so the incident happens here he does the Photoshop he does

[00:29:30] the he essentially rapes her because that's what it was is essentially rape because she's underage

[00:29:35] but also beyond her age it's the nature of I mean there's sodomy involved there's it's a I don't

[00:29:42] want to say violent but essentially violent form of sexual assault so they prosecuting he's

[00:29:47] indicted on the counts he pleaded not guilty after he pleaded not get and he pleaded not guilty

[00:29:53] because at the time he said I'm guilty of this okay this I'm guilty this I did which was I had sex

[00:30:00] with a minor because that's a crime and he said yes I did it and he at the time claimed that he

[00:30:06] was not mentally 100% so he gets a psyche valve after he does a psyche valve he goes to prison after

[00:30:14] he goes to after he comes out of prison he wants time sort of probation then there's here's where the

[00:30:19] sketchy business happens so the judge involved in the case basically had agreed to the plea deal

[00:30:26] so I'd agree to okay you're gonna go to the site deal you're gonna go to prison and as part of

[00:30:31] the plea you'll be released to be on probation so time served okay and you'll be released

[00:30:36] after the probation period the judge was caught later after you know on a private so they were

[00:30:42] in a private situation telling somebody else that he was gonna disregard the deal that he agreed

[00:30:48] to and was gonna he was gonna be on a mission to lock plans gear because he had a personal vendetta

[00:30:54] against the situation that happened so now the attorney gets involved for the victim gets involved

[00:31:02] understands that yeah the judge is just gonna go rogue there's actually a law and order episode

[00:31:08] about this where you have a judge that wants to throw the book at the criminal even though the

[00:31:13] criminal the crime there was already in the mission there's audio plea deal agreed on both sides

[00:31:18] everything else but the judge themselves because they were lobbying to be to go up in the ranks

[00:31:24] was gonna disregard this so now Polanski is looking at 50 years even though everything had

[00:31:30] been agreed on the table right so now there's questions about the judge's behavior that's what triggered

[00:31:37] Polanski to run and go overseas is because he saw he was about to be he's they were about to throw

[00:31:42] the book at him people would do analysis and say what he did was wrong because what he should have

[00:31:47] done is just follow the process do the appeals and that you know it would have been thrown out but by

[00:31:52] that point plans give us serve time in the larger situation he to serve more time it could have taken

[00:31:58] five ten years before anything was really gonna happen and in in Polanski's mind no I'm not gonna

[00:32:04] do this I this is wrong I did my plea I did my time I should not have to serve anything else I did

[00:32:10] what I was supposed to do under what was agreed the legal system said yeah but you're supposed to

[00:32:16] follow the process corrupt judges happen all the time but you're supposed to you're supposed to follow

[00:32:20] the okay so now Polanski's overseas and he's he's literally hiding out overseas he's protected he's

[00:32:29] he's they're protecting him France is protecting him they're keeping him from being extradited this has

[00:32:33] been going on for decades mind you and they're still trying to pulling back hang he doesn't interview

[00:32:39] Polanski doesn't interview what he's talking about come on if I killed somebody is when me that big of

[00:32:44] a deal right if I killed somebody it wouldn't be that big of a deal but because of and I want you

[00:32:50] to put your mind in if you were born at this time back in the 60s and the 70s where this was less

[00:32:56] of a social media thing he says well if I killed somebody nobody would care that much here's the

[00:33:01] example there Phil Spector literally killed somebody in his home caught by the police with the gun

[00:33:08] and they still struggle to make a case against the guy it wasn't he had to admit that he did it

[00:33:13] and even then he only got 15 years Phil Spector died in prison but they struggled to convict him

[00:33:19] like they they literally were doing everything they could not to convict this man when he killed

[00:33:25] somebody OJ Simpson they had all this fabricated evidence because some of them was fabricated let's

[00:33:31] be honest fabricated evidence but there's a brutal double murder right outside of this is somebody

[00:33:36] directly connected to him and that case remains unsolved so the point plan skis making is when it's

[00:33:43] murder you guys don't care at all but okay we have sex in his mind he's talking consensual have sex

[00:33:49] with girls and all of a sudden you want to go on a witch hunt and try to attack people and that's

[00:33:53] what it's wrong okay after he does the interview now the victim so the victim didn't get pressured by

[00:34:00] her people and everybody else to no this is wrong you need to get you need to you need to get some

[00:34:05] money if nothing else civil right civil case because OJ Simpson lost a civil trial he won the criminal

[00:34:11] case he lost a civil case because no matter what civil's a given there was harm there was damage

[00:34:17] there was something so people were pressuring the victim for the plan ski to say you got hurt

[00:34:23] no you need to get some money out of this well okay so she agrees to do this plan ski loses

[00:34:30] owes over six hundred thousand dollars okay plan ski agrees fine I'll pay it he pays it

[00:34:36] afterwards the victim comes back the victims now moved on she's married she's moved on and says no

[00:34:43] I don't want him he doesn't need to be punished he doesn't need any other consequences he doesn't

[00:34:46] need serve time he's already served time he paid the settlement for the civil leave him alone this is

[00:34:52] two thousand ish with Larry King fast forward us in two thousand nine is still going after this guy

[00:35:00] the US coercive switzerland to try to get him extra-dited it sounds very similar to what's

[00:35:06] happening to people like dokewan and sam bangman you know there's all these where the united states

[00:35:12] is trying to strong arm to try to get people you know because they want to be the one to do it they

[00:35:17] want to be the one to enforce justice because they are responding to social sentiment that's that's

[00:35:23] why that happens internationally they're trying to protect plan ski because ultimately their

[00:35:28] extradition there's no real strong case because of what happened with the judge what happened

[00:35:33] with the judge was improper so my point is at no point has plan ski denied that he had this interaction

[00:35:42] with the victim and plan ski is admitted what he did was wrong at the time it was wrong and at the

[00:35:47] time plan ski served time and he had a plea deal in place that was agreed and he did everything

[00:35:52] that he was asked to do at the time but then the witch hunt continued so then people that are

[00:35:58] making this connection between the way that p did he's treated and roman polanski are way off

[00:36:05] the rocker the way off the rocker because in polanski's case there was evidence of something that

[00:36:10] happened it did happen and there's a victim there's an evidence and it's the specific situation

[00:36:16] but what people didn't understand is that polanski's connect was larger than what happened in that one

[00:36:23] incident the victim would then later do interviews and come out and say and and polanski's wife come

[00:36:29] out do interviews and say I think people don't understand that during this time and even now

[00:36:36] there's just kind of an understood ritual all call it in the industry so she's talking about

[00:36:43] this endemic I'm talking about that when you're a young gal and I put young in quotes because

[00:36:49] young means a lot of things to a lot of people when you're a young gal and you're in a situation where

[00:36:55] there's an opportunity for fame or an opportunity for money and I didn't even think it's just

[00:37:00] applicable to females because if you think about Terry Cruz he's another one that talked about being

[00:37:04] sexually assaulted I think it's endemic truly endemic to the industry but she says when you're

[00:37:11] young gal and you're in that situation you got a choice to make this could be life changing you could

[00:37:16] be in the next movie you could be a millionaire you could be a celebrity your dreams come true

[00:37:21] and this man whose older is saying yeah if you sucked me off then this is what I'm going to get

[00:37:26] you and even if you get into contract well we know that happens we know what happens but society

[00:37:32] so I'm talking about the login society has said it's not acceptable right you can't impose your

[00:37:39] power over other people you can't and you cannot do this certainly with an under 18 person so there's

[00:37:46] certain societal expectations you cannot do no matter what even if we knew from the 70s and

[00:37:53] you probably prior that this was an acceptable something we knew what it was well now connected to

[00:37:59] Vince McMahon very most recently and the allegations against him that have been going on for years

[00:38:04] well it's the same thing because it's endemic to the larger situation and that's why I say

[00:38:11] it's got nothing to do with black America or none it's this this culture is normal

[00:38:19] the only difference and the reason it's coming out in pockets is because there are some women

[00:38:24] who they did the spigot got cut off with the Vince McMahon situation he cut off payments to the

[00:38:30] girl he stopped paying her she her text openly admitted she was a willing participant in what

[00:38:35] was going on when the payments stopped all of a sudden she's going after it and now it's assault

[00:38:41] and it's uh that uh and the absolute disgusting nature of what was claimed elevates it in the minds

[00:38:47] of social media so now he gets tried in the public opinion and then other people around him that knew

[00:38:53] it was happening but it's a it's a deal it's something she signed she consented to doing it at

[00:38:58] the time and then he stopped paying her why did he stop paying her because he realized it was a stupid

[00:39:04] deal he got older and realized I should never sign that deal pal but Polansky at the time he said

[00:39:11] you know what this is normal because other people are doing it that gets to the Harvey Weinstein

[00:39:15] situation Harvey Weinstein at the time this was going back years this this is what I'm saying it's

[00:39:21] it's a bigger it's bigger it's larger it's everywhere it's all over the place it's not one person

[00:39:28] it's not just p80 it's not just arc alley it's not just Bill Cosby it's it's a larger situation and if

[00:39:35] you look at the pattern it all comes to pockets around the 70s in the 80s where that was kind of

[00:39:41] a norm when you were in a position of power and then you make an agreement whether consensual or not

[00:39:47] but you make an agreement and I would argue if there wasn't agreement in place like something signed

[00:39:51] it there's consent by way of the signature but I'm saying society has said if you're under 18 you

[00:39:57] cannot consent but at the time parents had to know right so because with the Michael Jackson situation

[00:40:05] it came out that parents knew that these things were happening that their child was there but they

[00:40:10] wanted money out of the guy and so they told their kid to accuse him when there was no evidence

[00:40:16] but they knew because there were so many accusations and accusers they were going to get something

[00:40:21] out of it from the civil trial that's what happened with Bill Cosby and why he was eventually released

[00:40:25] because all they had was the civil case and then money gets exchanged well that's the pattern

[00:40:32] this is not to defend any of the situations that have been alleged or actually happened

[00:40:38] it's explaining that it's endemic and every last one of these is bawling back down to money

[00:40:44] and spearheaded by the media pushing a narrative it is endemic it's not all men it's not all women

[00:40:52] but it's endemic to a certain subset of culture that has been there for decades and it's not going

[00:40:57] to go away no matter what you do because the government empowers it they allow it they enable it

[00:41:04] you just had cocaine found in the White House and they claim they can't figure out who did this business

[00:41:10] the president getting a blowjob in the White House and nothing happens to him and then later he

[00:41:15] found on the Harvey Weinstein list and nothing happens to him do you see them saying Joe Biden's kid

[00:41:21] is on film and video with underage people and cocaine benches and messages that imply that the

[00:41:30] president was somehow involved in nothing happens to them it's endemic to power and the ones who

[00:41:36] can fight back fight back the ones who can't fight back at some point they're going to wash

[00:41:43] Michael Jackson have money to fight so he kept fighting Bill Cosby he gave his money away

[00:41:49] he gave his money to colleges he gave his money to all these other things he didn't have the money

[00:41:52] to keep fighting and fighting and fighting and eventually they got him our Kelly was going near broke

[00:41:57] for whatever day of reason he was but going near broke when they got him so when money no longer

[00:42:02] can be a thing or you're locally the United States they're gonna go after you and because they're trying

[00:42:08] to just send a message to the social public we we did something you know we we we followed what it

[00:42:15] was we yay you know keep electing us in the office when off the side these same people are probably

[00:42:23] doing the same thing they've got those shady deals it's just that the women in those cases

[00:42:28] they're complicit they go along with it and they don't say anything because the money keeps

[00:42:31] flowing those directions this is a this is endemic I'm not excusing it I'm saying it's endemic

[00:42:37] it's everywhere it's not just a p-ditty situation that's why I'm sad about it because I knew with

[00:42:42] p-ditty it's like he's got enough money at his height there's got to be something there and then

[00:42:49] vanity can and other people have spoken out and alleged there was something going on there

[00:42:55] but there's so many that want to be celebrities and they want to be the next musician or they

[00:43:00] want to be the next rapper they want to be in a movie and it it happens I mean jeez it's been talk show

[00:43:07] hosts where they've been accused of stuff happening there it's it's everywhere it's been everywhere

[00:43:13] and it's not going to go away with what happened with p-ditty it's going to happen again and again

[00:43:16] but I'd like people to stop talking about damage to black community because him going down if he does

[00:43:23] doesn't damage black community what damages black community what really damages black community

[00:43:29] are people who go along with disgusting behavior that's what damages black community

[00:43:35] it's not oh they're glad to him but not rolin stop you're you're it's a chewbacca we need to focus

[00:43:42] in house if we really want to try to fix on black culture and true damage to black culture

[00:43:48] seeing koi la rei out there doing essentially lap dances off and when she's not talented at all

[00:43:55] and doing lap dances to try to sell tickets nicky vinaus shake her breasts to sell tickets and

[00:44:01] the sex culture as it's described by lord jimarr you know the whore culture

[00:44:07] that's what damages the black community because remember the context used to be black men who

[00:44:13] disrespect women that used to be the thing when you had video hose and all that kind of stuff which

[00:44:18] are still a thing now the women kind of embrace that whore culture and they go out and do that

[00:44:23] stuff well that's that's what damages black culture because those celebrities influence the young

[00:44:31] people as influenced in the young people it gives them the mind that that's okay koi la rei song straight

[00:44:38] said girls are players too and talk okay so that's the culture that now is acceptable is treat

[00:44:44] man is throw away how can that not be damaging to black culture it is nobody's listening to the

[00:44:51] conservative voice out there that says well let's go back to the standards of relationships and

[00:44:57] the standards of a nuclear family and traditional senses and pride and generational wealth and all these

[00:45:04] nobody's listening to those because nobody's talking about those because the people who

[00:45:08] have their eyes on the product through social media they're influencing it away from that

[00:45:15] that's continuing to happen i see it happen countless times and it's going to keep on happening

[00:45:20] and i believe this is my theory i believe that all these things you're seeing about p-ditty

[00:45:27] things about bill kosmy things about Morgan Freeman i believe all of these are deflections to the

[00:45:33] real problem in black culture it doesn't excuse any of what may or may not have happened

[00:45:39] i'm saying their deflections away from the real damage to black culture one person said well

[00:45:46] interracial dating is a byproduct of this how can that be what since does that make

[00:45:52] interracial dating has nothing to do with that interracial dating is a thing the problem

[00:45:58] is are you dating interracially because there's truly a connection or is it simply a sexual attraction

[00:46:05] that brought you together i think certain people in their mind feel like well no i'm doing it

[00:46:11] because i really care about that person and i want to spend life with that person

[00:46:16] sure but now what's the downstream impact of that decision i'm talking external internal family

[00:46:23] because cultural family disagreements seem to trend higher when do you have that happen

[00:46:31] jamey fox who purposely dated interracial he did not he dated as what he was and then all of a sudden

[00:46:38] he has this major medical issue nobody to this day knows exactly what happened he came back he's

[00:46:42] completely different person and others who have dated interracially and seem to not be

[00:46:49] mentally all there or safe for whatever he tiger woods right it seems like that there's a pattern

[00:46:57] why ever that is i'm not saying there's a specific correlation i'm saying it's a pattern

[00:47:01] so when they say well yeah interracials that cause i don't agree with that either

[00:47:05] why would people choose to do that people can't help who they're attracted to

[00:47:11] but if we look at the culture that black women are promoting which is the so-called quote

[00:47:16] whore culture as a black male do you want to be on that and then those women may not want to deal

[00:47:23] with the normal black men that are out there trying to be successful so now you got a disconnect

[00:47:28] where they're not connecting and so they go everywhere else and they go interracial because that's

[00:47:32] the only way they can find those relationships okay that's cool but then when you end up with a

[00:47:36] p-duty type situation where it's kind of this quid pro they get to so black men or in black women

[00:47:44] get to because the whole lizard business now these lizard business you get to a point of power

[00:47:49] and then all of a sudden there's all these sexual assault claims and improper whatever claims

[00:47:53] and abuse claims it's all about the power it's all about the power so when women or men get to

[00:48:00] a point of power and they start abusing the power that's where the focus should be which is why

[00:48:06] I say it has nothing to do with race as everything to do with power money getting up there then

[00:48:12] it becomes quid pro all over the place because you can afford to do it and there are people desperate for

[00:48:17] it and they're going to make those deals but society doesn't accept that society does not accept

[00:48:23] a quid pro arrangement for under certain situations which is why in the vast majority of states

[00:48:30] prostitution is illegal which takes it does what takes it underground it promotes drugs

[00:48:36] and it promotes these kind of abuses because you get to have a runaway who's 16

[00:48:41] and then they find somebody who's wealthy 20 something year old mogul like a p-duty right

[00:48:47] and that person says well I'll take you off the street let's say they're at a strip club strip clubs

[00:48:52] look the other way for age discrepancy this mogul finds them in the strip club says I'm going to get

[00:48:57] you out of here I'll pay you x and you come and you you know let's have some fun society does not

[00:49:03] accept that is it abuse under the law yes it is was that person trying to do right maybe society

[00:49:10] doesn't accept that because you did you broke the law when you did that these are the realities of power

[00:49:17] these are the realities of that upper tier and why it'll never stop because it's the it's what actually

[00:49:23] keeps a lot of this stuff move it consider if you didn't have those people doing that

[00:49:29] and you got homeless teens our government's not doing anything to help homeless teens

[00:49:35] our government's not helping drugs they're not helping the drug crisis at all our government isn't

[00:49:40] doing anything for that tier enabling that very power you know struggle to happen because they're

[00:49:47] not doing anything to solve the underlying reason why they're able to do it you're putting that

[00:49:54] out you're leaving that out there it's it's food on the table and you're leaving it for them

[00:50:01] how do I how did I put that together think about why the mob largely went

[00:50:10] into the into the shadows why it's no longer as prominent as it is as it was what was the mob most

[00:50:17] known for loans loans got easier to get the mob rose because loans money was hard to get at a time

[00:50:27] when everybody needed it so when you're able to get access to money through a listen means right

[00:50:33] back deals with banks back deals with law enforcement back deals in construction back deals with

[00:50:38] casinos back deals in boxing when you're able to generate money that others don't have access to

[00:50:45] and then you can create these loans and they were predatory loans but you're able to do that well

[00:50:51] now look at your the world's the the world's your yard you can pick and choose all of these people

[00:50:56] who need that money and create this industry pay judges and law enforcement to look the other way

[00:51:03] because they know they're actually doing a service that we can't offer but in exchange it's like

[00:51:11] you've got this criminal criminal subculture because then it goes into drugs and everything else

[00:51:15] that that we don't want guns we don't want that but at the same time they're moving money

[00:51:22] and moving money does what tax revenue my point is with this whole endemic culture i'm talking

[00:51:30] about a power the only reason it's allowed to do what it's doing is because the government

[00:51:36] enables the victim to be a victim it enables the victim to be a victim it enables

[00:51:42] impoverished young girls it enables homelessness it enables drugs it enables this tier and doesn't

[00:51:49] want to solve those problems because it's too busy trying to sort out the trans agenda that's

[00:51:55] a non agenda it's too busy trying to cater when you got trans people on the white house flashing

[00:52:01] people because we knew they're not really oppressed they just want to say yay i did a thing

[00:52:07] and that's where their attention is because that's what social media tells them to do because

[00:52:10] it's a deflection meanwhile while that's happening this has never been solved consider how long

[00:52:17] homelessness has really been a problem consider how long you've had these underaged people

[00:52:23] who get in situations it's been decades and has never been fixed that is not to me a symptom of

[00:52:30] anything other than an endemic problem from power down that the government could solve as with mobs

[00:52:38] where loans were made easier deregulation comes into place it's easier now to have access to money

[00:52:46] and money is flowing more freely which negated the true value of mob you negate the true value of mob

[00:52:52] you negate what the excessive risk of drugs the excessive risk of guns they didn't go away

[00:52:58] do you know why they didn't go away because the government needs those things to still be here

[00:53:03] to have something to do that's what you're seeing with the victim situation with the PDDs and

[00:53:09] everything else it's all together it's all together and goes back up to the government not doing

[00:53:13] what's necessary and this the plan ski situation the bill cosy situation our kelly situation the

[00:53:20] Michael Jackson situation they do everything that they feel like they're supposed to be doing to act

[00:53:26] like they're doing something we got a show that we're doing something we got to show that we got to

[00:53:31] show that we're worth the money that they're paying instead of fixing the root cause of why it happens

[00:53:36] in the first place they're gonna keep happening it's not about deity it's not about black culture

[00:53:41] it's not even about men because there are women out there who are abusing opus been accused of

[00:53:46] stuff lizzo's been accused of stuff whoopies been accused of stuff it doesn't have anything to do

[00:53:50] with it's just an endemic thing to power it's what it is and we'll continue and nobody wants to solve

[00:53:58] the root cause of why it happens because it's in their financial interest to keep it a problem

[00:54:03] because that's what keeps them employed if you solve all these things what do i need your law

[00:54:08] enforcement stuff for so when you saw defund the police frequently trending you know what that was

[00:54:13] that's a deflection let's defund the police and then there are actually our people out there

[00:54:19] actively defunding police what happens crime goes up crime goes up because they know even though

[00:54:24] significantly nothing changed they know that they can just go ahead and the government will

[00:54:29] cow-tow to everybody who deflects and the moment you take your eye off the prize and stop doing

[00:54:33] your job that's what happens this is why you don't see frequently unlocked like you don't see

[00:54:41] you know tens and tens of celebrities happening every single week coming out talking about sexual

[00:54:45] abuses i guarantee you there's tons of them but they're quid pros they are agreements where the

[00:54:51] the female in question if it's a female or the male in question if it's a male is they're

[00:54:57] they're fine with what they got they were accepting what they got and they're staying silent

[00:55:01] because they don't see themselves as victims they see themselves as beneficiaries they're benefiting

[00:55:07] from this noise because they know they can hold that power person hostage it's a two way

[00:55:14] now it's like okay you you reneg on what we agreed to and all scream rape or all whatever

[00:55:21] and so now the money keeps flowing so this person down here is happy that's the reality of it

[00:55:28] as unfortunate as it is that's why it's sad it's sad because let's let's step back and really think

[00:55:35] about what it's really doing it's distracting from the real issues it's distracting from everybody else

[00:55:41] and it's focusing in one corner a very dark corner but it's focusing one corner at the expense of

[00:55:48] everything else that we got that's a problem because the current administration ignored trying to

[00:55:54] address other issues to get them out of the way so that there could be focus here without

[00:55:59] disrupting this meanwhile the wars and everything else are another distraction everything's

[00:56:03] a distraction that's why I said before I'm concerned for society after we're all long gone because

[00:56:10] and there's not been a social media has caused a lack of focus on the right things and there's been

[00:56:16] a push to focus on the wrong things I'm sorry the whole LGBTQ whatever agenda was the wrong focus

[00:56:23] it was not something that was going to benefit everybody it focuses one pocket this with the

[00:56:28] p-ditty focuses on one pocket meanwhile the economy's still in tatters and has never been addressed

[00:56:34] and we don't see the one who addressed it there's all sorts of other problems that affect everybody

[00:56:39] that we're ignoring because we're too busy focusing on these one small pocket issues that a lot of

[00:56:45] them were always issues they were issues for decades while over sudden to focus on it

[00:56:51] because it's a deflection it's a it's a chewbacca it's let's focus on that one and meanwhile

[00:56:56] everything else is burning around us that's what it is and that's our new reality and that's why it's

[00:57:00] sad it's sad because it's not going to stop it's not going to stop with diddy it's not going to stop

[00:57:05] with any of them and it's got nothing to do with race it's got everything to do with who you vote for

[00:57:11] in office are you focused on somebody who's mean and calls names or are you focused on somebody

[00:57:18] who's failed and if you vote for somebody simply because you don't like them calling names and doing

[00:57:24] mean tweets if you vote for somebody because you like because they're black right if you vote for

[00:57:31] somebody because they dance on Ellen DeGeneres that means you're part of the problem you're part

[00:57:36] of the problem you are an enabler to people like diddy because you're hiring the people in the office

[00:57:42] who looked the other way to this kind of stuff because consider there are people who have been

[00:57:48] elected in office who have been found guilty of these very same offenses there are people who

[00:57:55] have been elected in office that you elected that you thought were the right answer who have done

[00:58:00] some very shady stuff very shady stuff and I'm saying I'm I'm asking to impassionably stop voting

[00:58:09] with your emotions and think it through we we need people who are willing to actually fix everybody's

[00:58:16] situation because by fixing everybody's situation it by necessity fixes all these dark pockets of

[00:58:24] nonsense if we don't have desperate young girls because we're making it easier to get those opportunities

[00:58:32] without having to resort to those things if we have better control over the flow of alcohol

[00:58:39] if we have better control over casting calls quote unquote if we control the industry

[00:58:46] without suppressing it as in control it manage it but also enable everybody to have a level

[00:58:53] playing field which we don't currently have the employment situation it's too difficult for

[00:58:59] people to get good paid jobs the prices of things are going up faster than what the jobs will

[00:59:05] the pay and those employers are doing everything they can not to hire you then you talk DEI and ESG

[00:59:12] there's too many barriers to people making a living those barriers create desperation

[00:59:19] desperation lends itself to these predators so by doing that you're I say you're enabling

[00:59:25] that behavior because you're not fixing the underlying which is stop the employers from blocking

[00:59:31] people from getting jobs that's not about EEOC by the way or affirmative action it is employer you

[00:59:38] are not allowed to hire somebody simply because of a DEI quotient you're not allowed to deny somebody

[00:59:46] a job simply because they choose to apply in paper you're not allowed to force somebody to give

[00:59:51] you references you're not allowed to do credit checks to determine whether to hire somebody you're not

[00:59:56] allowed to require excessive experience beyond what the job entails you're not allowed to just

[01:00:03] fire somebody because you feel like it like things that actually enable the regular people to get

[01:00:09] into opportunities to make some money so that they don't have to resort to desperation are you still

[01:00:13] going to have the power deal yes but when they're in a controlled job instead of a contractor

[01:00:20] now there's already laws protecting you if you're already in a job and you're working under some CFO

[01:00:25] and that CFO makes a pass at you you already have protections you don't have protections when you're

[01:00:29] just a regular contractor actor musician to be working under some mogul you have no protections

[01:00:38] and they go that route because they have a dream but there's less opportunity for them to work their

[01:00:43] way up in some other industry to make enough money to whether you realize their dream without having

[01:00:47] to resort to those tactics that's my stake that's why I'm disappointed in what I see because we're

[01:00:52] not fixing the root cause of the problem tell me what you think am I off my rocker am I crazy

[01:00:58] am I crazy for thinking that the reason this is allowed to continue happening is because we don't

[01:01:06] enable people to generate their own wealth bottom line we don't make it easier than to do it which

[01:01:11] creates desperation this is not about victim blaming I want people in general men or women I want

[01:01:19] them to have the opportunity to make enough money to realize their dream without having to

[01:01:24] agree to quit pro without having to go to a hotel room without having to get on a plane without having

[01:01:31] to sleep with somebody without having to flash something that's what I'd like to see