Terrorism In Russia, Child Criminals, and P Diddy

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Episode Transcript

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Time to bury the tired narrative narrativeand uncover these stories not typically heard,
but stories that need to be heard. Right or wrong, life or Dad.
This isn't your typical law show.This is Big Angry Law with Charles

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Big Angry Adams on kPr Z.Now Charles Adams, Well, good evening,
Ladies and gentlemen. Buff Daddy beingrated by the FEDS for sex trafficking,

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horrible act of terrorism Radical Islam asterrorism in Moscow. Lots of big
news, AA smaller news. Butwe had a twelve year old and a
seven year old repeatedly stabbled woman andput her in critical condition. And I
read a lot of news coverage sayingawful things about the victim. It sounds

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like she had some mental health issues. But I wonder why they were criticizing
her and taking seeming to I don'tknow, try to frame the horrifying act
of the two young monsters in abetter light. Seems insane to me.

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But I don't want to start withany of that. I want to start
with the one point two trillion dollarspending bill that our Speaker of the House
from North Louisiana said that he used. He said this proudly that he used

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a provision banning non American flags flyingover embassy, specifically the gay Pride flag,
that that inclusion in the bill andthe spending bill made it worth it.
Of course, Joe Biden has alreadycome out and said he's going to

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go after that right because Joe Biden'smade one thing very clear that he's not
going to capitulate to the rights desiresdespite them having control of the House of
Representatives of Congress, that he's goingto keep doing whatever the hell it is

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he wants to do, and expectthe Republicans in control of Congress to bend
the knee and give him exactly everythingthat he wants with no rejoinder and no
pushback. And of course that isexactly what we've seen since the Republicans were
able to retake the House but notthe Senate in the red trickle a little

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over a year ago, a yearand a half. I don't know.
I'm not a calendar, damn it. It's it's insane to me. It's
insane to me that I read articleafter article in the conservative media space where
they were trying to frame the flagembassy nonsense as a victory, and it's

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insane to me that anyone sees thatas a victory and that anyone is just
lapping it up as it's being forcefed characterized as a victory throughout the conservative
media spaces. I mean, whogives a damn Yes, Okay, sure,
American flags should be flying over Americanembassies. I don't disagree with that.

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I don't think we should be pushednarratives of the day of the left
or the right. But I justdon't see why there are so many stories
and again in the conservative media spacethat are presenting that. You know,

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the headline in Bloomberg, which is, you know, non conservative Biden agrees
to ban LGBTQ pride flags at USembassies for spending bill bands pride flags from
flying in embassies. The Washington PostWhite House vows to repeal gop led band

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on pride flags. Yeah, itjust goes on. And of course you're
not going to get conservative media spacesat the top of Google. That's not
what happens. Right. Google isengaging in, you know, the viewpoint
discrimination, just like their AI is, and they're trying to train us all.

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You know, It's what we haveto do is we have to start
demanding I don't care if you're aDemocrat or Republican, start demanding that our
elected representatives, our legislators and congressman, congress people, senators, the president,

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your mayor, your governor, yourcity council, your state house,
that they're actually accomplishing something of merit. Because the whole game right when Wall
Street realized that there are a lotof angry people that agreed with some of

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the extremists on how the middle classand the lower classes were getting screwed over
by the banking industry and just abouteveryone else, they all realized they needed
another boogeyman, someone to blame,and they didn't want it to be the

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rich, so they decided it wascisgendered white people, and all of y'all
lapped up with either side of thatriver of hate you stand on, because
if it's about white versus black,straight versus gay, it's not about I'm

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not talking people that do well.I'm not talking people that got a bunch
of education or a professional or peoplethat started their own mechanic shop or plumbing
business and made some money. Peoplethat invested well, and you know,
got a little money and they're sothey can do some nice things for themselves
in their foundly not talking about thosepeople, because those people are dwindling more

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and more and more, as hopethat was so much promised by Obama has
been snuffed out in the last twodecades for so many Americans. I'm talking
about the post monetary all a darklevel rich that want to build America into

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two very distinct spaces. And they'redoing that right in front of us with
all of this woke nonsense that's designednot to make everyone woke but to make
everyone mad about stupid things like prideflags. Well really, they're just trying
to condition us all to accept havingless in paying more for the environment,

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for the Republicans, for whatever.And it's all absolutely insane. Stop.
This is big angry law on KPRC. Excuse me, ma'am. Can you

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help me? I need place withyou today? O man, tomorrow maybe
too late. I'd like to haveit started. Ride way. What's that

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now? This is personal. I'mnot buying or save anything. Yes,
ma'am, I know just what's Iwrote it down? This is hoigh wait

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for it, Wallie, one goodhard perfection in the man. All right.
You know there was an article acouple a month or so back about

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the one point four billion dollars thatwas handed out in San Francisco. This
Charles Addasbigger and Radio nine fifty amkPr C handed out annually to nonprofits with
very little to know oversight that arecombating things like homelessness, well having no

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impact on homelessness, restorative justice,the the struggles and discrimination facing the LGBT
community in a city dominated by theLGBT community, spending spending, spending our
tax dollars with a very little outcrybecause, of course the nonprofits check the

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right boxes ideologically. And the reasonsome people vote conservative is because of the
notion that conservatives don't like to openthe taxpayer purse strings as quickly as the

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liberals. Now. Obama set themark for spending until Trump, and Trump
set the mark for spending until Biden. And it doesn't really seem to matter
what party is in control, becausethey're all just feeding at the taxpayer trough
and they are right. And thenwe've created this cottage industry of doing things
like paying their relatives to produce content, to make documentaries with campaign funds and

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all just kind of crazy. Peopleare just getting rich by getting elected,
and of course that's not what it'ssupposed to be. But the Republicans,
as I talked about the last segment, growing about the victory of getting Pride
flags removed from embassies, as ifthat's a problem that the average American taxpayer

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should give a damn about. Imean, I get that you don't want
it to happen, But would yourather have that or would you rather have
your taxes not go up? Wouldyou rather have that? Or would you
rather America not fund wars all aroundthe globe and pay for immigrants illegal entrants,

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not lawful immigrants. We know wemake it as hard as possible for
those people, but for illegal entranceto get all sorts of entitlement and assistance
programs that well, we don't evendo from Marroicans. But the ear marks
are former Lake Jackson resident now KentuckySenator Ran Paul has done a bracket of

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you know, in the theme ofMarch Madness about the Shameful sixteen, talking
about the the most horrifying ear marksthat he saw in this thousand thousand page
plus bill that they love, theylove to hide behind the well, we

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didn't have time to go through it. I love when Republics do that.
Uh oh yeah, I mean Idisagree with that, but you know,
we just got it too late.We didn't have time to do our jobs.
Fourteen earmarks in a thousand pages,and Ran Paul went through and picked
out the top sixteen in his opinion, And I mean their doozies. Two

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hundred and fifty thousand dollars of taxpayermoney to the Bird Center for Congressional History
and Education Archives Grand Wizard Bird.I don't know if he's a grand I
know he's in a leadership position inthe Ku Klux Klan, and I Grand
Wizard's the only one I know,So that's what I'm going to attribute that
guy to. Senator Mansion from WestVirginia asked for that two million, know

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that that's Centriest but clan fan apparentlytwo million for the University of Maine for
building a kelp and shellfish nursery CentatsCollins and King wanted that that's a Republican
and independent Three hundred and eight thousanddollars to Columbia despite their thirteen point six

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billion dollar endowment, they need somemore of our tax dollars. That was,
of course Democrats Schumer and Gilbrand amillion dollars to Old, an elderly
LGBT advocacy group in New York City. For here's the quote, cultural competency

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training for medical staff, right,that's a million dollars to train people to
be more culturally competent. Well,they're providing health care services so they know
intuitively when to use they then Iguess that's that's worth a million dollars one
point seven million dollars to Martha Vineyardto help them expedite shipping illegal entrants off

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their island because they don't want tolook at them. That's not true,
that's not true. It's for ahospital in Martha's Vineyard that apparently is only
for the very rich, and well, they need some free money for that
hospital. I mean, we're talkingabout an island filled with far far left
progressives who quickly quickly ship off illegalentrance instead of welcoming them to their home,

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which of course they then piously lecturethe rest of us that we need
to do. I mean, it'sit's insane, and I mean you could
go on and on. This otherwas like a four hundred thousand dollars not
on this list. For an organizationthat provides I believe, children with gear

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to you know, bind their breastsor hide their penis so they can present
as the opposite gender. None ofthis that I've read right now, and
a tremendous amount of that one pointtwo trillion dollars shouldn't be spent on crap,
and very little, hardly nothing isgoing to the participatory, or nothing,

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nothing of a substance that I've seenis going to the participatory tax paying
American citizens. Now you should beable to use AI to caull through it
and find all the horrible things.But of course, now OI is being
trained to protect progressive narratives at allcosts, and no one seems to be

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all, especially on the right,seems to be concerned enough about how the
algorithms. There is this new thingon you need to check if you're on
Instagram on at bigangr law that thereis a new setting that minimizes your exposure
to political content, so it suppressespolitical content on your meta platforms. That's

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the default. You've got to goon check it, right, And it
seems to me to be a bitinsane, right, a bit crazy,
the idea that we are being spoonfed leftist talking points and being shut down

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from contrarian viewpoints in a platform thatis supposed to be you know, a
robust of raw discussion. Of course, that's not the case anymore. Instead,
nowadays we are being told what tothink and what to believe, but

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it's being framed as you know,an objective analysis. Everyone should be angry
about this bill. Every one shouldbe angry. Every conservative should be angry
at Speaker Johnson, We're trying topush this nonsense pride flag thing we talked
about the last segment is a victorythat made this one point two trillion dollar

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spending bill worth voting for. AndI'm about achieve something of substance. How
about returning to parents the right tohave a loud voice on whether or not
their elementaries or junior highs can havegraphic depictions of sex in books that kids
can check out. Now that'd bean actual thing. We'll be back.

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You're listening or listening to a bigangry law on kPr C nine fifty down.
Boys going to cry and he rollsdon't die. Good always wins again,

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Man again. Enlve is the sweetdream it always comes true? Or
if life were live the movies,I never be. But here in the

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it's not that easy at all.Now we're talking about the real world here,
and I'm tired of talking about theincredible debacle that is the spending bill.

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That is just I mean to me, it's insane that so many Republicans
who claim to be fiscal conservatives arenot losing their absolute full mind and blaming

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their own party. Who is thecongressional bus drivers. It's insane. But
I want to shift gears. Sotoday, the the Biden administration and another

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you know where, we're just afew days removed from an Islamist terror attack
in Moscow. Then, of coursethe Russians have confirmed to his Isis Americans
said, hey, we heard somechatter. We warned them that didn't listen.
Of course, we didn't listen beforenine to eleven either, And this,
of course was not a tragedy onthat's kale. But in the wake

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of that even more Islamist terror,which has just become the global norm,
the United States has decided, well, the the people on the front line
of that terror, Israel. Welllet's let's back down and let's you know,

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let's just tell Israel that they needto agree to a ceasefire, and
this is a ceasefire that is notconditioned, or it requires releasing the hostages

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of the women, the children,and the men that were taken. Many
of the women and children being rapedon October seventh, when there was wait
for it, wait for it,a ceasefire. Now. I don't want
American boots on the ground and thiswar in the Middle East, I've haven't
wanted that a long time, butdamn it, I don't want to tell

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Israel that they can't go out thereand fight to get their hostages back.
I find it heartbreaking that so manyPalestinians have lost their lives, but there
are polls that still show overwhelming Palestiniansupport for Hamas. What's even more stark,
as well, China and Russia madesure that the UN couldn't condemn Hamas.

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They vetoed any any effort for that. But hey, hey again,
the United States has bent the knee. I mean, as we have our
open border just allowing people to floodin, it's not gonna be long before
terror hits home here again. Andit's heartbreaking. It's terrified. You should
be scared, But of course themedia is not gonna tell you to be

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scared, because well that'd be xenophobia. I just this bending of the knee
to the anti Semitic forces in theUnited Nations, the globalists who want who

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are just too stupid to see what'scoming. The United States could have vetoed
any resolution, but they didn't.There's no incentive for Hamas to release the
hostages because they know that America isnow abhorrently on team Hamas. And I

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will tell you I have a thiswoman that loves to barrage me on Instagram
with stories. I mean, thisis a woman that sent me a bunch
of comments and then deleted them aboutbasically how they were if attacking military targets

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as opposed to I mean, it'sit's just crazy. It's just the narratives,
and I just love I'm scrolling throughit. I I love looking at

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my one side of the conversation thatI haven't. I mean, it's it's
insane and and to the point whereI'm a bit lost for words. But
she sent me some story. Shejust sends me stories and then we'll erase
her comments, you know, becauseshe doesn't. But she sent me to

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one and from one for the Guardianthe headline claims of Israeli sexual assault of
Palestading women are credible. You inpanel says, this is a woman who
doesn't believe that Hamas was raping theirhostages, and then follows with another one
out from the Jerusalem Post. Outof fifteen hundred and forty two IDF sexual
saw complaints, just thirty one indictmentsfiled. Well, first of all,

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I would love for her to pointme to the free press in Gaza that
is outcrying about the rape of thehostages, because of course she sent me
the Jerusalem Post being concerned about sexualassault victims of the IDF. But more
importantly, in a point that Ithink Sarah said as she identifies herself on

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our account, seems to not understand, is that the Israeli government investigated the
claims of sexual assault and found thirtyone of them worth indicting and charging Israelis
with. But that, of courseis not what occurred when the Gazans went

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over to villages in Israel on Octoberseventh and went to a music concert on
October seventh and raped and murdered people. How many of those people have been
indicted by the government in Gaza.Oh no, no, they had celebrations,

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They called their parents to brag aboutit, cheered, recorded it for
posterity, drove the carcass of araped, naked, beaten woman around in
the back of the truck while thecrowds went wild for it. So this

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stupid, stupid woman. It wasmade incredibly outlandish and then deleted statements about
Jewish people about Israel. This pigof a person doesn't see that. When
she sends me a shot of aheadline from the Jerusalem Post talking about the

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thirty one indictments against israelis it's Jewsfor committing crimes directed it? Now,
she says, idea of sexual assaultcomplaints and none isn't necessarily directed at Palestinians,
But most likely is it arrested thirtyat least thirty one people. If
there weren't multiple defendants in some ofthe cases after investigating them, there wasn't

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a parade. They weren't cheering becausethat's repugnant. There were repugnant people that
claimed that Israel was behind the Moscowattack. Bouten suggested that it's somehow tied
to the Ukraine, but largely theRussian government and everyone else is say,

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it's just another example of insane Islamistviolence directed at you know, those who
don't believe. But what it's greatabout Islama's violence is most of it's perpetrated
against other Muslims and sectarian violence.It's insane, and yet if we talk
about it, we're islamophobes if wepush back on the narrative that October seventh

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was somehow there was a an MITstudent who's talking about the horrible atrocities being
directed at Jewish students on elite campuses. Was talking about I should to leave
a study group where people were arguingthat the deaths at the music festival were
deserved because they were partying on stolenland. People are talking about boycotting the

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news actors selected to be James Bondbecause he's Jewish. The only thing the
far right and the far left agreeon is how much they hate Jews.
But the fact that we everyone can'tsee the alarming concern about radical Islam and
it's growing power in this world isbeyond me. But we'll be back in

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just a moment, Big angry lawwith trolls, Adams continuous Midnight in my
gum Silver eating long boots on myway to Mold Laura Big New Year's each

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show. Stop the jesting, thensee your friend by side from my cholera.
I found his name til the winddied down and a drunk man and
a cowboy took me by surprises wearingshiny boots and dud to s and home

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on nights. It friend, that'sgood to see. It's nice, long
kid in the wind. I'm asucker for a good story, coutry western,
so really there, just stop,all right, we just do Alan

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Jackson for the rest of the show. But I don't think that's allowed,
so says in a music station.Damn it, Charles nine AM KPRC.
This is a big angry This isa big angry radio. I want to
go back to a story I mentionedearlier about the seven and twelve year olds

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who stabbed a woman into critical conditionin a neighborhood in northwest Harris County.
I want to read a description.Yeah, click to Houston. One of
our big at the NBC station,one of the newsleaders. Well, I
read a couple of paragraphs on theircoverage of the attack on this woman.

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Neighbors say this is not the firsttime. Depies have been to this home.
They often called nine on one dueto the woman's actions. According to
neighbors, lately has been getting worseworse, said Mattie Monsalve, who lives
across the street. Just this morning, she was stealing things from her yard
guy's truck and was vandalizing their vehicle, was throwing things at them, was

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stealing things from in their car.She was like telling me that she was
going to cut me if I didn'tand back off. It's those very actions
that led onsolved to think that thewoman's mint illness may have played a factor
into why the preteen would have stabbedher. I think these kids just didn't
know any better, so they retaliated. It's insane to me. It's insane

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to me that journalists would look atan incident. Now. I don't know
the race the kids. You cansee in the video of they're African American
and we're about to pay a clipof their mother. But the victim,
I don't know her race. Iknow that if this was the other way

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around, that if his white kidswith an African American victim, then the
white kids would be uniformly demonized acrossthe immedia space. These kids, got
a verbal altercation with this woman,went to their house, put on rubber
gloves, went back and stabbed her. Now, in Texas, you don't

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have any criminal liability for anything you'ddo as a seven year old. Too
young, there's no jurisdiction in theeven juvenile courts for that child. The
twelve year old, however, canface consequence. But I find it doubtful
that the consequence will be significant enoughto make up for I don't know,

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trying to kill someone. But itsounds like this was an apple tree situation.
And let me let's listen. Theyleft before coming back about ten minutes
later, the older boy stabbing herhis mom now shedding a light into what
might have played a role here.Fine, he struggled from his mental problems,

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so he has mental issues. ButI mean, other than a he's
just a boy. They all learn, We learned from all things. A
mistake that nearly caused this woman herlife. If it weren't for her brother
coming to check on her, thestory could have had a different okay,
and the end of that news storyit referred to this woman's brother coming tray

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on her. She does clearly havemental issues, and apparently her family checks
on her all the time. She'sthe one with mental issues. We love
to say everyone has. Well,he's got ADHD. It's not his fault.
Well, you mean he's got ahard time paying attention and that led
to him to commit some horrible crime. Yeah, that's not how that math
works. That's not how the lawworks, in fact in Texas. For

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your mental illness to play a toprovide you a defense to prosecution, it's
got to be so crazy that youdon't understand right from wrong. Even then,
that's being woefully abused. Like westill don't have a competent Santa Fe
shooter to prosecute him for all thosemurders. Play back when but he was

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competent enough to drop his firearms beforehe got shot by the police. Makes
you wonder, right, It's likethe Austin stabber he killed, stabbed a
bunch of students, seemed like hewas targeting Greek students, not Greek as
in ethnicity, but people and forattorneys and sororities. He seemed to have

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an agenda with his attacks, buthe claimed he didn't remember any of it.
So the DA back then, RosemaryLindbergh, she just agreed to put
him in a hospital to get himout. D's aren't supposed to agree to
that that they're supposed to let thejury decide. It's insane, that's what's
insane. And this woman, Noboys being boys are not going and putting

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on rubber gloves like you're a littlejunior dexter and going stabbing a woman almost
to death. It's not a mistakeyou learned from. It's a mistake.
It's an intentional act, not amistake at all that you go to prison
for or in this kid's case,hopefully juvenile detention. Because if he's going

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to stab a woman for getting onhis nerves because apparently he was aggravated by
it, can you imagine being hisclassmate or somebody that rides the bus with
this little monster, this little humanstain. And let me tell you something,
this is a problem in the home. The seven year old should be

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taken from the home. Well,he might not have be susceptible the prosecution
in a juvenile court. This childhas absolutely no place being in a home
where a seven and twelve year oldare raised to see that going and getting
rubber gloves and a knife to stabat an old lady, and I mean

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she's only seven years older. Imean, I guess I'm old damn near
to death and who only lived becauseher brother checked on her about ten minutes
after she got stabbed. It's insane, And of course we're hearing when we
have the young kids rob a bankhere as well, a bunch of teenagers

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and a preteen robbed a damn bankbeing referred to as the little rascals.
Those rascally devils eleven, twelve,and sixteen years old robbed a bank.

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It's absolutely insane. The FBI releasedthe photos. When they're trying to identify
them, they passed a note,believed to be armed, didn't brandish the
gun. Now, these children doesn'tsound like well, doesn't sound like all

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of them fell off the tree theywere born from, because actually two of
the boys, their parents turned himin. Now a third one maybe I
don't know, maybe he was theringleader. I don't know if it's necessarily
the sixteen year old, but hisparents didn't turn him in. Law enforcement
recognized him but suggests well, suggeststhat he was a problem. There was

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also a weapon recovered. All ofthem are now charged with felony robbery.
I mean it's but of course we'retelling kids across this country are storedive justice.
It's not their fault. They can'tbe blamed. Society has oppressed them,

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when the truth is we need rulesand when you have cities that are
not in Los Angeles, yes,refusing to prosecute murderers as adults unless they've
reached the age of criminal majority,despite the law allowing to all this stuff,
we are telling real adult bad peopleare getting kids to commit crimes because

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they know they're not going to getany damn trouble. It's absolute clown world.
Thanks for let