August 27, 2025 • 18 mins
New studies show young male college grads are now jobless at the SAME rate as non-grads. Meanwhile, a trans park ranger said he is devastated at losing his job after organizing the trans flag protest against Trump.
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Dana Lashes of surd Truth podcast sponsored by Celtech.
Speaker 2 (00:05):
It's his life mission to make bad decisions. It's time
for Florida man. Florida man who is upset with his
mama over money runs straight up into a seventy four
year old victim because he was just there. That's what
he told the police. He was at an intersection. This
(00:27):
is Hernando County Sheriff's office said, is it quasi air?
Quays Quay's Levarne Simmons drove into a seventy four year
old man. That's a name. Seventy four year old man
sit in a chair at the intersection of Doctor Martin
Luther King Junior Boulevard, just going through the Chris Rock
jokes about that. And it was at ten forty five
am on a Sunday. It's a church day, it's the
Lord's Day. The victim clearly was severely injured in his
(00:51):
legs and he's got a head trauma. And apparently, according
to the police, mister Simmons was upset with his mama
over money and out of a fit, decided to run
into this feller sitting there in a chair at an intersection.
So he's being charged with all kinds of stuff and
he's going to jail. Can you imagine? A Florida man
was arrested after a two month old overdoses on fentanyl
(01:17):
and cocaine. How the infants and stable condition a two
month old baby? Deputies arrested Clifford Trunick charging with child neglect,
great bodily harm, possession of cocaine, possession of fentyl, tampering
with evidence. They notified DCF. But I'm how does that
(01:38):
even happen? I mean, I guess the baby can just
be around it and be exposed to it that way.
I really don't know how a two month old and
just cocaine and fentanyl. I've got questions.
Speaker 1 (01:51):
Are always hands on the ground, hands in their mouths?
Speaker 2 (01:53):
Well, this is a yeah, the two month old can't
really move all them. I mean, you know they're going
to do that. But it's like, how what did they
touched that they got? That's how irresponsible the parents were.
Oh my gosh, I can't even deal with this. This
is insane. So that's that's such a heartbreaking story. Let's see. Also,
we have a couple of other things here, not very neighborly.
(02:16):
Outdoor life says a Florida man was arrested for assaulting
kids fishing in a nearby in a neighborhood pond. Seven
year old Florida man. He was arrested for assaulting two
kids who were fishing in a pond. This is in
Naples at Collier County. He was taking a jail for
one kind of battery. He got mad at the twelve
year old and the fourteen year old for fishing in
a community pond, the ponds behind their house, behind his house.
(02:39):
He chased them down the street and then he pushed
the twelve year old grabbed him by the back of
his neck. The dad says he saw video of the
assault recorded that the fourteen year old recorded on her
cell phone, and you know, he said he's he's twelve
years old. You know, they filed an arrest report. Man,
I don't know if you're that dad. I saw that video.
Oh man, I'd be I wouldn't be calling the police.
(03:01):
I'd be dragging that feller in the street. That's a
promise that he'd be begging for the police to come
at that point. But I don't know. He doesn't apparently
like even though it's a community pond and there's like
a trail around it. The guy still thinks it's part
of his property. You shouldn't have bought your house there, though,
be dummy. I always think it's important to be able
to protect oneself, and I tell you guns save lives.
(03:23):
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of criminal usage. It's just counted differently city by city,
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Tell them Dana sent you. This is a crazy headline.
Young male college grads are now jobless at the same
(04:27):
rate as non grads. This is a story from Financial Times.
The unemployment rate amongst US men and women age twenty
two and twenty two through twenty seven by education level.
And there is a serious, a serious issue here. Wow.
I mean and the men and women. I was looking
(04:47):
to see about the gender gap, and actually what I
what I'm reading is that it's not that different. It
doesn't matter like it shows men and women. I mean,
women maybe have a slight, little bitty bit advantage and
that's it. But these I think that these degrees. I
(05:07):
don't think that you need to go to college and
get a degree for anything except if you're going to
be you're going into medicine, law, maybe some engineering. Otherwise,
I don't see the point of it. It's so stupid.
It's a racket. It is such a racket. It is
such a racket, and it's our problem as a society
for using it as like a social circuit, like we
(05:32):
use colleges like a social circuit. So many and I see,
especially if you're going into like if you need a degree,
if you're going into medicine, you're going into law. Having
connections and knowing these professors and I get where that
can also be a benefit, but we don't have to.
Not every skill set requires that. But we use it
(05:53):
as oh, well, where's your kid going. Oh they're going
here X y Z. Oh they're in this sorority or
this fraternity. It's used in place of like the social
circuit that back in the days of yore we used
to have right where you would have oh, that's in season,
and everybody goes to the city and they all go
to this. It's just a whole I don't know, I've
got I could go on about this for some time.
(06:13):
But the Financial Times looked at this. They said that
the unemployment rate among recent college grads is on the rise,
and it's rising pretty steadily. It still is lower than
all young workers between twenty two and twenty seven, but
now men who have a college degree have about the
same unemployment rate as men who didn't go to college. Now.
(06:37):
In comparison, they note around twenty ten, non college educated
men experienced they had unemployment at over fifteen percent, whereas
the rate amongst college grads was closer to seven. Well,
now that discrepancy is, that difference is gone. And the
job market boost that always advertised, you know, for a
(07:00):
job if you had a degree, that's gone because I
don't think people care about credentials as much anymore as
they see I see different jobs, Like if I'm out somewhere,
maybe you'll see like, oh, we're hiring you know, you
have to have like assign somewhere, and they're like, you
have to have a bat. I'm just like, you're asking
for a degree for a job that doesn't need one.
You're a stupid employer. You're an idiot, Like what is that?
(07:23):
And because Democrats decided to consolidate and control all student loans,
they have made it so expensive and unaccessible for people
to actually even go to college. You got to be
rich almost to go to college anymore. I mean, you
can't even compete and get the scholarships and grants if
you tried to, especially if you're sorry, if you're just
like a white suburban kid, you're sol It's true. So
(07:50):
I don't know, I feel bad for these generations because
it doesn't look like it's improving. And so now you
have these diverging it's not even that divergent men and women.
I mean it's really hitting men as well. A lot
of gen Z guys are skipping college and they're going
into the skilled trade industry. That's something that AI is
not going to be able to take over skilled trades.
(08:10):
So there's some protection there. So the and those trades
that those jobs are male dominated. They said, enrollment at
to your vocational schools is increase twenty percent since twenty twenty.
That's almost a million additional students and vocational careers that
(08:31):
people were really snotty and look down on. Well, guess
what those are going to be the ones that AI
can't take over. You all screwed yourselves, all those I
just there's just this like snotty attitude. I think that
propelled the whole collegiate thing and made everyone discount skilled
(08:52):
trades and go into bureaucracy for the lack of a
better way to put it, don't you agree? And now
look who's having the last laugh? Who is having the
last laugh? And you and they should because they deserve it,
They earned it those trades. That's honestly, like that's gonna
be the only place where you're really protected. That's gonna
(09:14):
be the only place where you're protected. So they said, carpenters, mechanics,
they're going to start paining even better than they are now.
They're paying really well. Now they're gonna start even pain
better than that. I mean, all these skilled trades. This
is something that that's like the it seems like that's
the last refuge when AI really really gets its stride.
(09:35):
Those things you can't take over. Hmm. You know what
you want to know what the college aptitude or the
aptitude test I took in high school told me I
should be a mechanic or a lawyer. I took it
three times and I got the same thing every time,
A car mechanic or a lawyer. Yeah, And I'm like really,
and I'm like they're so different though, but there's like
some kind of common denominator I'm sure in that every
(09:58):
single time. I think there's some details in mechanics that
are you need a brain for those details, just like
you would for law. Yeah, that makes sense, that makes sense. Yeah.
I took it as a freshman, a junior, and a senior.
I didn't I don't know why I didn't take my
sophomore year. You really only need to take it once.
But I kept thinking, maybe there's something that will show me.
I didn't believe it the first time. But yeah, that's
almost like that is actually very interesting. There is something
(10:21):
in there that's.
Speaker 1 (10:22):
You know, we'll buy a five hundred dollars junker car
for the show and we're going to work on it.
It'll be good.
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Well, I want to create make it into some mad
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would probably miss. It's time for Dana's Quick five. All right,
(11:39):
So apparently this is considered a bad headline. Trump has
forced out nearly ten percent of the federal workforce, says
Huffington Post. Great and and thank you, yeah, thank you.
I voted for that. Let's see. Also, House Democrats are
calling on Marco Rubio to allowed children from Gaza into
(12:01):
the US following a visa halt. No, have Jordan, or Egypt,
or Saudi Arabia or UAE or particularly Cutter, have Cutter
take them because they like supporting the government of Hamas,
so have Cutter take them. They need to stay there
and have their neighbors take them. That's how that works.
So No, the Dutch are quietly shifting towards a four
(12:25):
day work week. Why is it because the government's taking
over all of their farms and there's less work. I'm
just curious. I don't know. Four day work week, I
don't know. I think it's good to have a happy balance,
but I don't think that's the way to approach it.
But that's what they're all going towards. It's very interesting.
Let's see, scientists have created a new life form. Great,
because the ones that we have already aren't insufferable enough.
(12:47):
Why are we doing this? Apparently we've created a new
life form and it's called SIN fifty seven, but nobody
knows what the heck it is. And the story that
Metro UK has it's in a stupid slide form so
that they can load up the page with an that's
but it's a bioengineered strain of E. Coli. So we
created a strain of E. Coli. Well, that explains people
(13:10):
like Jacob Fry. He's a bioengineered strain of E. Coli
who promptly goes out towards the microphone and blames attacks prayer.
South Park is going to skip some weeks for a
stretched out season twenty seven. Paramount is a okay with that? Yeah,
they probably already knew, and they still give them a
billion dollars. Anyway, your stress hormones will go into overdrive
(13:32):
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Speaker 1 (13:35):
Some carry hate. We carry the largest trans Pride flag
to ever be flown in a national park and unfurled
it on the side of our cap to prove a
point that trans is natural. A Trump administration and transphobes
would love to have you believe that being trans is unnatural.
Oh my gosh, every continent.
Speaker 2 (13:57):
That's not every ocean, Smoky Beart redefine smokey Bear right there.
So this is me chrismin So where do I start?
First off, welcome back Dane alesh with you. The chats
at Rumble Channel thirty forty seven Direct TV is the stream.
So this is a park ranger in where was the
(14:23):
head again park? A park ranger who remember when we
first showed you this video and he put this flag
up at al capy Tan. Well, now he was he's
been fired because he's been doing these stunts while he's
supposed to be working. Okay, so we're gonna do something
obvious here. If you are at work and you're engaging
(14:48):
in like stunts and political protests instead of doing your job,
et cetera. Would you get in trouble with your employer?
Yes or no?
Speaker 1 (14:57):
Yes?
Speaker 2 (14:57):
Okay, So he was finally fired, and this is how
he decides to respond to it. He said that he
was devastated. It was his dream job. There's your dream job,
then why did you imperil it by pulling stupid stunts
like this? He goes. If you're a federal worker and
(15:18):
your identity doesn't align with the administration, you must be
silent or eliminated. Okay, first off, that's just the Like,
can we put the screen cap up on when you
get a moment of what this guy went to work
looking like They allowed this. They allowed him to go
to work looking literally like an extra from McDonald's. Like
he looks like he just stepped off a playplace, Like
he has a statue of a playplace come to light.
(15:41):
He comes. This is how he went to work. They
allowed this. Oh, he's got his stupid I don't know,
he's got some gloves on and I can't get over
you know, the stash whatever I mean, I don't know
with the he went to work looking like that, So
they had no problem with his identity. It's when he
decided to climb up while he was working and hang
a made up flag on the side of El Capitan.
(16:03):
That that's when he got in trouble. And then he's like, oh,
I can't believe it. They just want to eliminate you.
You have to be silent. They didn't even mind when
he was like doing videos talking about this. Originally, it
was when he started doing this stuff when he was
working that he got fired. This has nothing to do
with him pretending to be a chick. It has nothing
(16:23):
to do with it. It has everything to do with
him using his job and pulling a stunt while he
should be working. I wouldn't even let him. I would
not even let him go to work if I was
a park ranger. I'm like, what are you doing. You
don't have time to sit here and do your makeup
and stop and touch up your your insane eyeshadow while
(16:44):
you're working. But he says that that he was fired
because everybody's trying to act like they're being censored. They
are trying so badly to recreate what they actually did
to conservatives during cod and the laptop story. Let's not
forget the Ministry of Disinformation and that annoying theater abroad.
(17:07):
Who was heading up that proposed department, Nina Jankowitz, and
how they were working to silence people, actually silence dissent.
Or let's talk about how the fact how some of
us every single time a Democrat gets in the White House,
for every year that Democrat is in the White House,
the irs chooses to audit them. H I'm sure that's
(17:29):
all convenient only when Democrats are running the White House, though, interesting, right,
if you want to have a discussion about using agencies
to silencing or eliminate people. He was fired because he
was insubordinate. This had nothing to do with his identity.
These people make themselves victims and then they try to
act like it's about something else. No one's silencing you
(17:49):
don't don't do your job, and there's an issue, but
you weren't doing your job. That has nothing to do
with free speech. It's just asinine. I've seen this over
and over again, and Lareen's like, Lauren goes, he's not
even trans, He's a drag queen. Lareen's like, you get
out of the trans club, you're not even real. Show
(18:11):
me that you cut it off. Show me well, I
mean yeah, none of it. It's all made up, but
I mean it's it's kind of fun. It makes me
think they all want to be censored, They all want
to act like they're victims of censorship. Thanks for tuning in.
Speaker 1 (18:23):
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Speaker 2 (00:05):
It's his life mission to make bad decisions. It's time
for Florida man. Florida man who is upset with his
mama over money runs straight up into a seventy four
year old victim because he was just there. That's what
he told the police. He was at an intersection. This
(00:27):
is Hernando County Sheriff's office said, is it quasi air?
Quays Quay's Levarne Simmons drove into a seventy four year
old man. That's a name. Seventy four year old man
sit in a chair at the intersection of Doctor Martin
Luther King Junior Boulevard, just going through the Chris Rock
jokes about that. And it was at ten forty five
am on a Sunday. It's a church day, it's the
Lord's Day. The victim clearly was severely injured in his
(00:51):
legs and he's got a head trauma. And apparently, according
to the police, mister Simmons was upset with his mama
over money and out of a fit, decided to run
into this feller sitting there in a chair at an intersection.
So he's being charged with all kinds of stuff and
he's going to jail. Can you imagine? A Florida man
was arrested after a two month old overdoses on fentanyl
(01:17):
and cocaine. How the infants and stable condition a two
month old baby? Deputies arrested Clifford Trunick charging with child neglect,
great bodily harm, possession of cocaine, possession of fentyl, tampering
with evidence. They notified DCF. But I'm how does that
(01:38):
even happen? I mean, I guess the baby can just
be around it and be exposed to it that way.
I really don't know how a two month old and
just cocaine and fentanyl. I've got questions.
Speaker 1 (01:51):
Are always hands on the ground, hands in their mouths?
Speaker 2 (01:53):
Well, this is a yeah, the two month old can't
really move all them. I mean, you know they're going
to do that. But it's like, how what did they
touched that they got? That's how irresponsible the parents were.
Oh my gosh, I can't even deal with this. This
is insane. So that's that's such a heartbreaking story. Let's see. Also,
we have a couple of other things here, not very neighborly.
(02:16):
Outdoor life says a Florida man was arrested for assaulting
kids fishing in a nearby in a neighborhood pond. Seven
year old Florida man. He was arrested for assaulting two
kids who were fishing in a pond. This is in
Naples at Collier County. He was taking a jail for
one kind of battery. He got mad at the twelve
year old and the fourteen year old for fishing in
a community pond, the ponds behind their house, behind his house.
(02:39):
He chased them down the street and then he pushed
the twelve year old grabbed him by the back of
his neck. The dad says he saw video of the
assault recorded that the fourteen year old recorded on her
cell phone, and you know, he said he's he's twelve
years old. You know, they filed an arrest report. Man,
I don't know if you're that dad. I saw that video.
Oh man, I'd be I wouldn't be calling the police.
(03:01):
I'd be dragging that feller in the street. That's a
promise that he'd be begging for the police to come
at that point. But I don't know. He doesn't apparently
like even though it's a community pond and there's like
a trail around it. The guy still thinks it's part
of his property. You shouldn't have bought your house there, though,
be dummy. I always think it's important to be able
to protect oneself, and I tell you guns save lives.
(03:23):
We have statistics out there every single day that highlight
this defensive gun usage is actually over three times out
of criminal usage. It's just counted differently city by city,
state by state due to existing local municipal standards, and
as a result you get different numbers. But by and large,
it's always good to be able to protect oneself. One
(03:43):
of the companies that makes a good product is Celtech.
It's the PR fifty seven. It is a five to
seven chambered in five to seven. It's lighter than the
other five to sevens on the market, forty percent lighter
and in fact has a very unique top loading design.
Chambered in five seven, you use clips instead of actual magazines.
(04:05):
That's the top loading design that it incorporates that gives
it a twenty plus one capacity MSRP three ninety nine.
Made in Florida in the United States of America. Because
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Tell them Dana sent you. This is a crazy headline.
Young male college grads are now jobless at the same
(04:27):
rate as non grads. This is a story from Financial Times.
The unemployment rate amongst US men and women age twenty
two and twenty two through twenty seven by education level.
And there is a serious, a serious issue here. Wow.
I mean and the men and women. I was looking
(04:47):
to see about the gender gap, and actually what I
what I'm reading is that it's not that different. It
doesn't matter like it shows men and women. I mean,
women maybe have a slight, little bitty bit advantage and
that's it. But these I think that these degrees. I
(05:07):
don't think that you need to go to college and
get a degree for anything except if you're going to
be you're going into medicine, law, maybe some engineering. Otherwise,
I don't see the point of it. It's so stupid.
It's a racket. It is such a racket. It is
such a racket, and it's our problem as a society
for using it as like a social circuit, like we
(05:32):
use colleges like a social circuit. So many and I see,
especially if you're going into like if you need a degree,
if you're going into medicine, you're going into law. Having
connections and knowing these professors and I get where that
can also be a benefit, but we don't have to.
Not every skill set requires that. But we use it
(05:53):
as oh, well, where's your kid going. Oh they're going
here X y Z. Oh they're in this sorority or
this fraternity. It's used in place of like the social
circuit that back in the days of yore we used
to have right where you would have oh, that's in season,
and everybody goes to the city and they all go
to this. It's just a whole I don't know, I've
got I could go on about this for some time.
(06:13):
But the Financial Times looked at this. They said that
the unemployment rate among recent college grads is on the rise,
and it's rising pretty steadily. It still is lower than
all young workers between twenty two and twenty seven, but
now men who have a college degree have about the
same unemployment rate as men who didn't go to college. Now.
(06:37):
In comparison, they note around twenty ten, non college educated
men experienced they had unemployment at over fifteen percent, whereas
the rate amongst college grads was closer to seven. Well,
now that discrepancy is, that difference is gone. And the
job market boost that always advertised, you know, for a
(07:00):
job if you had a degree, that's gone because I
don't think people care about credentials as much anymore as
they see I see different jobs, Like if I'm out somewhere,
maybe you'll see like, oh, we're hiring you know, you
have to have like assign somewhere, and they're like, you
have to have a bat. I'm just like, you're asking
for a degree for a job that doesn't need one.
You're a stupid employer. You're an idiot, Like what is that?
(07:23):
And because Democrats decided to consolidate and control all student loans,
they have made it so expensive and unaccessible for people
to actually even go to college. You got to be
rich almost to go to college anymore. I mean, you
can't even compete and get the scholarships and grants if
you tried to, especially if you're sorry, if you're just
like a white suburban kid, you're sol It's true. So
(07:50):
I don't know, I feel bad for these generations because
it doesn't look like it's improving. And so now you
have these diverging it's not even that divergent men and women.
I mean it's really hitting men as well. A lot
of gen Z guys are skipping college and they're going
into the skilled trade industry. That's something that AI is
not going to be able to take over skilled trades.
(08:10):
So there's some protection there. So the and those trades
that those jobs are male dominated. They said, enrollment at
to your vocational schools is increase twenty percent since twenty twenty.
That's almost a million additional students and vocational careers that
(08:31):
people were really snotty and look down on. Well, guess
what those are going to be the ones that AI
can't take over. You all screwed yourselves, all those I
just there's just this like snotty attitude. I think that
propelled the whole collegiate thing and made everyone discount skilled
(08:52):
trades and go into bureaucracy for the lack of a
better way to put it, don't you agree? And now
look who's having the last laugh? Who is having the
last laugh? And you and they should because they deserve it,
They earned it those trades. That's honestly, like that's gonna
be the only place where you're really protected. That's gonna
(09:14):
be the only place where you're protected. So they said, carpenters, mechanics,
they're going to start paining even better than they are now.
They're paying really well. Now they're gonna start even pain
better than that. I mean, all these skilled trades. This
is something that that's like the it seems like that's
the last refuge when AI really really gets its stride.
(09:35):
Those things you can't take over. Hmm. You know what
you want to know what the college aptitude or the
aptitude test I took in high school told me I
should be a mechanic or a lawyer. I took it
three times and I got the same thing every time,
A car mechanic or a lawyer. Yeah, And I'm like really,
and I'm like they're so different though, but there's like
some kind of common denominator I'm sure in that every
(09:58):
single time. I think there's some details in mechanics that
are you need a brain for those details, just like
you would for law. Yeah, that makes sense, that makes sense. Yeah.
I took it as a freshman, a junior, and a senior.
I didn't I don't know why I didn't take my
sophomore year. You really only need to take it once.
But I kept thinking, maybe there's something that will show me.
I didn't believe it the first time. But yeah, that's
almost like that is actually very interesting. There is something
(10:21):
in there that's.
Speaker 1 (10:22):
You know, we'll buy a five hundred dollars junker car
for the show and we're going to work on it.
It'll be good.
Speaker 2 (10:28):
Well, I want to create make it into some mad
Max thing. Oh, you don't have to twist my arm.
And you know I would also like just like because
I do have a fifty cow and I would love
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would probably miss. It's time for Dana's Quick five. All right,
(11:39):
So apparently this is considered a bad headline. Trump has
forced out nearly ten percent of the federal workforce, says
Huffington Post. Great and and thank you, yeah, thank you.
I voted for that. Let's see. Also, House Democrats are
calling on Marco Rubio to allowed children from Gaza into
(12:01):
the US following a visa halt. No, have Jordan, or Egypt,
or Saudi Arabia or UAE or particularly Cutter, have Cutter
take them because they like supporting the government of Hamas,
so have Cutter take them. They need to stay there
and have their neighbors take them. That's how that works.
So No, the Dutch are quietly shifting towards a four
(12:25):
day work week. Why is it because the government's taking
over all of their farms and there's less work. I'm
just curious. I don't know. Four day work week, I
don't know. I think it's good to have a happy balance,
but I don't think that's the way to approach it.
But that's what they're all going towards. It's very interesting.
Let's see, scientists have created a new life form. Great,
because the ones that we have already aren't insufferable enough.
(12:47):
Why are we doing this? Apparently we've created a new
life form and it's called SIN fifty seven, but nobody
knows what the heck it is. And the story that
Metro UK has it's in a stupid slide form so
that they can load up the page with an that's
but it's a bioengineered strain of E. Coli. So we
created a strain of E. Coli. Well, that explains people
(13:10):
like Jacob Fry. He's a bioengineered strain of E. Coli
who promptly goes out towards the microphone and blames attacks prayer.
South Park is going to skip some weeks for a
stretched out season twenty seven. Paramount is a okay with that? Yeah,
they probably already knew, and they still give them a
billion dollars. Anyway, your stress hormones will go into overdrive
(13:32):
if you don't drink enough waters. Is a completely obvious study.
Speaker 1 (13:35):
Some carry hate. We carry the largest trans Pride flag
to ever be flown in a national park and unfurled
it on the side of our cap to prove a
point that trans is natural. A Trump administration and transphobes
would love to have you believe that being trans is unnatural.
Oh my gosh, every continent.
Speaker 2 (13:57):
That's not every ocean, Smoky Beart redefine smokey Bear right there.
So this is me chrismin So where do I start?
First off, welcome back Dane alesh with you. The chats
at Rumble Channel thirty forty seven Direct TV is the stream.
So this is a park ranger in where was the
(14:23):
head again park? A park ranger who remember when we
first showed you this video and he put this flag
up at al capy Tan. Well, now he was he's
been fired because he's been doing these stunts while he's
supposed to be working. Okay, so we're gonna do something
obvious here. If you are at work and you're engaging
(14:48):
in like stunts and political protests instead of doing your job,
et cetera. Would you get in trouble with your employer?
Yes or no?
Speaker 1 (14:57):
Yes?
Speaker 2 (14:57):
Okay, So he was finally fired, and this is how
he decides to respond to it. He said that he
was devastated. It was his dream job. There's your dream job,
then why did you imperil it by pulling stupid stunts
like this? He goes. If you're a federal worker and
(15:18):
your identity doesn't align with the administration, you must be
silent or eliminated. Okay, first off, that's just the Like,
can we put the screen cap up on when you
get a moment of what this guy went to work
looking like They allowed this. They allowed him to go
to work looking literally like an extra from McDonald's. Like
he looks like he just stepped off a playplace, Like
he has a statue of a playplace come to light.
(15:41):
He comes. This is how he went to work. They
allowed this. Oh, he's got his stupid I don't know,
he's got some gloves on and I can't get over
you know, the stash whatever I mean, I don't know
with the he went to work looking like that, So
they had no problem with his identity. It's when he
decided to climb up while he was working and hang
a made up flag on the side of El Capitan.
(16:03):
That that's when he got in trouble. And then he's like, oh,
I can't believe it. They just want to eliminate you.
You have to be silent. They didn't even mind when
he was like doing videos talking about this. Originally, it
was when he started doing this stuff when he was
working that he got fired. This has nothing to do
with him pretending to be a chick. It has nothing
(16:23):
to do with it. It has everything to do with
him using his job and pulling a stunt while he
should be working. I wouldn't even let him. I would
not even let him go to work if I was
a park ranger. I'm like, what are you doing. You
don't have time to sit here and do your makeup
and stop and touch up your your insane eyeshadow while
(16:44):
you're working. But he says that that he was fired
because everybody's trying to act like they're being censored. They
are trying so badly to recreate what they actually did
to conservatives during cod and the laptop story. Let's not
forget the Ministry of Disinformation and that annoying theater abroad.
(17:07):
Who was heading up that proposed department, Nina Jankowitz, and
how they were working to silence people, actually silence dissent.
Or let's talk about how the fact how some of
us every single time a Democrat gets in the White House,
for every year that Democrat is in the White House,
the irs chooses to audit them. H I'm sure that's
(17:29):
all convenient only when Democrats are running the White House, though, interesting, right,
if you want to have a discussion about using agencies
to silencing or eliminate people. He was fired because he
was insubordinate. This had nothing to do with his identity.
These people make themselves victims and then they try to
act like it's about something else. No one's silencing you
(17:49):
don't don't do your job, and there's an issue, but
you weren't doing your job. That has nothing to do
with free speech. It's just asinine. I've seen this over
and over again, and Lareen's like, Lauren goes, he's not
even trans, He's a drag queen. Lareen's like, you get
out of the trans club, you're not even real. Show
(18:11):
me that you cut it off. Show me well, I
mean yeah, none of it. It's all made up, but
I mean it's it's kind of fun. It makes me
think they all want to be censored, They all want
to act like they're victims of censorship. Thanks for tuning in.
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