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Speaker 1 (00:16):
Hey, everybody, welcome to today's show. Welcome to Disabled Reality.
I'm your host Anthony la Rito Duke, and we have
a very interesting topic for today's show, in which it
is people who have to act like trash and then
want to get away with it. So let's get right
(00:37):
into this. You know, it's happening on the trains, buses,
all these different type of supermarkets, retail stores and so
on and so forth, and it's people who want to
act like trash and then get away with it. Enough
(00:59):
as an up and if you so called adults quote
unquote who act like trash, they want to steal, you know,
and then cry like a bunch of damn babies, you
know if they get caught or of uh uh, if
(01:25):
the white people act like trailer park trash or the
people of color act like ghetto trash, you know, it's enough,
it's enough. Enough is enough. You get you got caught stealing,
(01:49):
and and then you want to act like trash seriously.
Or or here's another thing, fair evaders, you know, to
pay the affairs with their bushes and trains. All these
fair evaders, you uh, they get mad if they get
(02:13):
caught and then they I don't have no MONEYA well,
you knew you didn't have any money, So why don't
you pull your brain out from with a sun don't
shine and stop at the stupid and everything and stop
pulling the illegal stuff. You know, I have like an
adult for once in your pathetic life. And uh, and
(02:39):
you have to pay the consequences. You have to suffer
the consequences. And there needs to be real, big time
prison sentences for these people. There really does. And then
you got kids doing it now, kids, and one of
(03:02):
the kids doing it will because that's what their trash
parents taught them. They learned from their trash parents. Seriously,
So how the parents act, that's how their kids are
going to act now. I know in New York, one
(03:27):
of the mayoral candidates, Zorn Mandannie, he wants to make
all buses free for people. So that means all the
trash that was going to go on and take the subways,
(03:51):
all these worth the pieces of trash are not going
to be on all the buses and over crowding the
buses and everything. And then on top of that, you
got these high school kids who want to have fights
and everything on the buses and trains and everything. And
then everybody else has to be delayed and they can't
(04:12):
get to work and so on and so forth because
of these pieces their trash. And this is why uh
who almost said we need to have more police on buses, trains,
you know, and uh walking on walking along the streets.
(04:35):
We need to have more police. There needs to be
more protections for the police because of all these pieces
of trash. Seriously. And then it's just they're rid of
(04:55):
Jubie Hall to get rid of it. That's a luxury
hotel for kids who just want to nick rhymes. Get
rid of it. It's a waste, get rid of it.
And what do you do? Put these young pieces are
trash into a real adult prison and stop these bleeding
(05:16):
hearts of Oh they come from broken homes, all the
screw all that garbage, screw it, screw it. Seriously. These
kids want to act big time, then treat them a
big time seriously. And ma'am Donnie wants to get rid
(05:41):
of all these other types of felonies and stuff. You
don't do that. That's stupid, that's stupid, you know. And
now the current mayor of New York City, Eric Adams,
(06:03):
he made these programs for kids who get arrested and
stuff like that, and you know, to give them a
chance in life to change their lives around. And that's nice,
that's great, that's great. But now we need to add
to that. What do I mean by that? Well, there's
enough of these damn programs now in New York City.
(06:27):
So what we now need to do is change the
ball Reform lawf of New York State number one and
make it real strict and have it to where it's
two strikes and you're out. What does that mean? All right,
first strike, depending upon the crime, depend upon the crime.
(06:50):
You know, if these kids really want to change their
lives around for the better and to be put into
the programs, fine, But then you have these waste of
life kids who don't want to change their lives around
for the better, who just want to keep committing crimes,
(07:11):
and if they get arrested again for anything, that's it.
They do many many, many many many years behind bars
in a real adult prison. That's what needs to happen.
That's what needs to happen. Two strikes, you're out. This
isn't a baseball game where's three strikes in your round.
(07:31):
This is real life, ladies and gentlemen real life. So
it's just nonsense. People need to start to act like
adults in life. If you're in the adult age, you
need to start to act like an adult in life.
And then I was just watching these videos of both
(07:55):
type of ethnicities of black and white, and they were
in farehood restaurants and these people are screaming and yelling,
not the workers, off the top of their lungs. They're
destroying the restaurant, the store. And for what, how is
(08:24):
that acting like an adult? Seriously? Honestly, these are the
same pieces of the trash that are teaching their kids.
They're teaching the younger generations. Oh yeah, this is how
you're supposed to act, seriously, and that's why these kids
(08:48):
all the way that they are today. Seriously, And the
workers were just doing their jobs, and these workers were
just trying to keep the peaceful. But then you got
these waste of life crash customers that are streaming and
(09:09):
yelling off the top of their lungs to these workers,
and the workers are trying to say the workers tell
them peacefully, get out, you're not all out here, and on,
and then you've got these pieces of trash people customers
are both at ethnicities, and they're trashing the place and
(09:33):
everything else, streaming and yelling off the top of their
lungs and book and threatening the workers and everything. You
don't do that. You don't do that seriously, honestly. And
then when they get in trouble with the cops, they
(09:55):
start streaming at the cops. Well, you rest for because
you're a waste of life, piece of trash and you're
committing crimes and stuff seriously, and then these people cry
like little babies. So it's time to flip the switch
(10:19):
on this. Start to act like adults now and teach
your kids how to act like young adults seriously, honestly.
But anyways, I want to remind all my fans out
there about my website, Advocate Information Highway. The link to
there is aihny dot com. Again, that's aihny dot com.
(10:44):
You guys could check out all the pages on there,
and so if that take care everybody. Bye.
Hey, everybody, welcome to today's show. Welcome to Disabled Reality.
I'm your host Anthony la Rito Duke, and we have
a very interesting topic for today's show, in which it
is people who have to act like trash and then
want to get away with it. So let's get right
(00:37):
into this. You know, it's happening on the trains, buses,
all these different type of supermarkets, retail stores and so
on and so forth, and it's people who want to
act like trash and then get away with it. Enough
(00:59):
as an up and if you so called adults quote
unquote who act like trash, they want to steal, you know,
and then cry like a bunch of damn babies, you
know if they get caught or of uh uh, if
(01:25):
the white people act like trailer park trash or the
people of color act like ghetto trash, you know, it's enough,
it's enough. Enough is enough. You get you got caught stealing,
(01:49):
and and then you want to act like trash seriously.
Or or here's another thing, fair evaders, you know, to
pay the affairs with their bushes and trains. All these
fair evaders, you uh, they get mad if they get
(02:13):
caught and then they I don't have no MONEYA well,
you knew you didn't have any money, So why don't
you pull your brain out from with a sun don't
shine and stop at the stupid and everything and stop
pulling the illegal stuff. You know, I have like an
adult for once in your pathetic life. And uh, and
(02:39):
you have to pay the consequences. You have to suffer
the consequences. And there needs to be real, big time
prison sentences for these people. There really does. And then
you got kids doing it now, kids, and one of
(03:02):
the kids doing it will because that's what their trash
parents taught them. They learned from their trash parents. Seriously,
So how the parents act, that's how their kids are
going to act now. I know in New York, one
(03:27):
of the mayoral candidates, Zorn Mandannie, he wants to make
all buses free for people. So that means all the
trash that was going to go on and take the subways,
(03:51):
all these worth the pieces of trash are not going
to be on all the buses and over crowding the
buses and everything. And then on top of that, you
got these high school kids who want to have fights
and everything on the buses and trains and everything. And
then everybody else has to be delayed and they can't
(04:12):
get to work and so on and so forth because
of these pieces their trash. And this is why uh
who almost said we need to have more police on buses, trains,
you know, and uh walking on walking along the streets.
(04:35):
We need to have more police. There needs to be
more protections for the police because of all these pieces
of trash. Seriously. And then it's just they're rid of
(04:55):
Jubie Hall to get rid of it. That's a luxury
hotel for kids who just want to nick rhymes. Get
rid of it. It's a waste, get rid of it.
And what do you do? Put these young pieces are
trash into a real adult prison and stop these bleeding
(05:16):
hearts of Oh they come from broken homes, all the
screw all that garbage, screw it, screw it. Seriously. These
kids want to act big time, then treat them a
big time seriously. And ma'am Donnie wants to get rid
(05:41):
of all these other types of felonies and stuff. You
don't do that. That's stupid, that's stupid, you know. And
now the current mayor of New York City, Eric Adams,
(06:03):
he made these programs for kids who get arrested and
stuff like that, and you know, to give them a
chance in life to change their lives around. And that's nice,
that's great, that's great. But now we need to add
to that. What do I mean by that? Well, there's
enough of these damn programs now in New York City.
(06:27):
So what we now need to do is change the
ball Reform lawf of New York State number one and
make it real strict and have it to where it's
two strikes and you're out. What does that mean? All right,
first strike, depending upon the crime, depend upon the crime.
(06:50):
You know, if these kids really want to change their
lives around for the better and to be put into
the programs, fine, But then you have these waste of
life kids who don't want to change their lives around
for the better, who just want to keep committing crimes,
(07:11):
and if they get arrested again for anything, that's it.
They do many many, many many many years behind bars
in a real adult prison. That's what needs to happen.
That's what needs to happen. Two strikes, you're out. This
isn't a baseball game where's three strikes in your round.
(07:31):
This is real life, ladies and gentlemen real life. So
it's just nonsense. People need to start to act like
adults in life. If you're in the adult age, you
need to start to act like an adult in life.
And then I was just watching these videos of both
(07:55):
type of ethnicities of black and white, and they were
in farehood restaurants and these people are screaming and yelling,
not the workers, off the top of their lungs. They're
destroying the restaurant, the store. And for what, how is
(08:24):
that acting like an adult? Seriously? Honestly, these are the
same pieces of the trash that are teaching their kids.
They're teaching the younger generations. Oh yeah, this is how
you're supposed to act, seriously, and that's why these kids
(08:48):
all the way that they are today. Seriously, And the
workers were just doing their jobs, and these workers were
just trying to keep the peaceful. But then you got
these waste of life crash customers that are streaming and
(09:09):
yelling off the top of their lungs to these workers,
and the workers are trying to say the workers tell
them peacefully, get out, you're not all out here, and on,
and then you've got these pieces of trash people customers
are both at ethnicities, and they're trashing the place and
(09:33):
everything else, streaming and yelling off the top of their
lungs and book and threatening the workers and everything. You
don't do that. You don't do that seriously, honestly. And
then when they get in trouble with the cops, they
(09:55):
start streaming at the cops. Well, you rest for because
you're a waste of life, piece of trash and you're
committing crimes and stuff seriously, and then these people cry
like little babies. So it's time to flip the switch
(10:19):
on this. Start to act like adults now and teach
your kids how to act like young adults seriously, honestly.
But anyways, I want to remind all my fans out
there about my website, Advocate Information Highway. The link to
there is aihny dot com. Again, that's aihny dot com.
(10:44):
You guys could check out all the pages on there,
and so if that take care everybody. Bye.
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