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Luigi Mangione FULL Manifesto JUST OUT | UnitedHealthcare CEO Killing

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oh hey we've got to do an update on

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Luigi because well we just saw him walk

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into this Courthouse where he's got a

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hearing in Pennsylvania he'll likely get

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extradited over to New York to face

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murder charges obviously he is the

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alleged shooter seems like he probably

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is but I'm not going to cast judgment

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what we're going to do instead is look

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into some of the latest that's unfolded

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I'm going to go through what happened

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here at this scene we're going to go

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through some of the photos and conf

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confusion that we're seeing around wait

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is it him because there are some

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differences that we need to touch on

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also have some suspicious things to talk

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about like was Luigi placing things in

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certain areas and were apparently

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Monopoly money or Monopoly Dollars found

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in his backpack in Central Park a lot to

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talk about here along with some other

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developments let's get started we'll

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start with this this just happened

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moments ago uh Luigi getting transferred

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from the sheriff

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in Pennsylvania and getting moved inside

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the courthouse he ends up shouting that

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what's happening is an insult to the

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American people and if you don't yet

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remember what we talked about yesterday

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and I'll show you this in a moment but

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if you don't remember what we talked

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about yesterday I give you a really

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really quick high level overview

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basically rich kid grew up really

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wealthy we'll talk about that and The

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Grandfather's like real estate Empire in

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just a moment went to an all boys prep

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school was valedictorian went to an Ivy

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League like every ele that you could

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check things off on it seemed like

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things were pretty good for this dude

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with the exception of severe back pain

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that even at one point left him

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debilitated for a week after just one

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surfing

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lesson pretty depressing and probably

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helped um along with what happened to

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his mother expand his hate and distrust

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for Corporate America specifically the

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insurance sector remember the person

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that he allegedly killed was the CEO of

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United healthare

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insurance company now we'll go through

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some of these details in a moment but

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another thing that we saw yesterday

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which we'll see some more details on

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today is that Luigi had a real disgust

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for the potential destruction of

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American society now this sounds really

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like high level and sort of like okay

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here we go here comes like some

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speculative kind of like bougie kind of

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stuff oh the pool might collapse that's

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not really what this is supposed to be

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I'm trying to simplify this the the idea

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and the reason I'm bringing it up is

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just to sort of discuss hey like what

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was this dude's motive what was this guy

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trying to send us a signal on uh and

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yesterday what we found is he was really

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concerned that the United States was

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trending towards the

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potential potential direction of

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collapse much like the Roman Empire that

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is the Roman Empire had just been too

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wealthy and had gotten too comfortable

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with Leisure to the point that Leisure

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was just unbalanced and the main thing

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that people cared about in live in in

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their lives and some people went a whole

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lifetime without having to do anything

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hard which essentially made for an

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entire sort of fat and useless Society

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is sort of the idea that he's conveying

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uh and he argues that this is really

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designed by Elites to control the masses

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so that they Elites Corporate America

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can increase their profit and control

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that's very interesting but I think this

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is a good groundwork to get you started

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with some of the latest updates because

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they all really relate to what's going

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on here so listen to this this is him as

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he uh goes into the uh Courthouse

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here

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down completely out of tou and insult

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the intelligence of the American people

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and experience

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completely unjust and an insult to the

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American people and the American

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Experience uh you can also clearly see

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it's worth noting when he gets out of

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the car I mean obviously there are

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windows in the car so he knows there are

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reporters there right but he gets out of

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the car and quickly confirms his

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orientation with where they are here you

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go because he's probably at this point

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already thought about what he's going to

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say if you think about it this is really

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his only opportunity to make a public

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statement outside of a courtroom room uh

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and uh this is where when he makes this

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statement you can see the officers very

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quickly get involved here and in

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essentially shoving him into the uh

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confinement of the courthouse but we

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know that this is not the only public

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statement that we expect him to continue

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to make because yesterday well I mean

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not only did we uh well let's just say

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there was a YouTube video that he posted

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yesterday I'm going to tell you about

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exactly what happened here in just a

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moment but when you start a murder

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with Engravings on shell casings deny

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defer and U defend clear attack against

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the insurance industry it's obvious that

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what he is doing is trying to light a

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fire of debate over elitism uh corporate

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wealth and corporate control over

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Society this is this is really what this

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is and to him you know even the New York

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Times on their front page right now and

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trust me I'm not the biggest fan of the

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New York Times I actually had a reporter

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out to me yesterday and and I'm like

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yeah no I'm not really the last time I

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talked to the New York Times was for a

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hit piece they were doing on me in 2021

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and the New York Times magazine you know

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I I I a lot of my fans were like Kevin

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this this wasn't nice what they wrote

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I'm like H maybe I shouldn't talk to

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them yeah don't talk to them me anyway

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like okay um that was funny though

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because that was right before I ran for

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governor I'm like oh that's interesting

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timing uh but they're reaching out again

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but anyway this um uh this you know the

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cover of the New York Times right now

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argues that uh Luigi potentially saw

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himself as a hero for what he did and

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and sort of igniting this Tinder Box uh

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we'll see more of that in just a moment

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but let's understand what happened here

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on YouTube So Yesterday Luigi posted a

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video on pretty much a new channel there

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there I mean there was no other content

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on it there could have been maybe it was

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deleted or privated but uh when you went

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to his channel there was only one video

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and the video was really a countdown

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clock it was counting down to I believe

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it was December 13th if I remember

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correctly which is Friday the 13th it

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may have been the 11th but but I

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remember if I remember correctly it was

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the 13th either way it was a countdown

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and basically it was a countdown to what

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he said was the truth and the

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implication is that he's going to give

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us some form of maybe Netflix Style

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video series about why he did what he

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did that you know maybe he pre-recorded

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say a dozen different videos and that

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he's going to you know schedule those to

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be released over time and that he was

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really expecting to get caught so that

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way he could start releasing these

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videos uh which is really interesting

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because uh you know it's certainly one

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way I guess to uh uh to to spread a

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message because if you don't already

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have a following online it's very

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difficult to get one uh and I suppose in

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Luigi's mind going potentially to prison

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for life or you know 20 30 years

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whatever he ends up getting uh could if

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if he is indeed found guilty could be

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worth getting his message out in his

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opinion okay very interesting but the

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downside for him is YouTube uh this

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video was live uh probably about 70,000

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views before it got taken down I saw it

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within about the first 6,000 views uh

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and um YouTube removed it you can if you

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go to the link of the YouTube video it

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will now say this video is no longer

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available because the YouTube account

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associated with the video has been

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terminated uh and uh I have a uh a

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little clip well I don't really have a

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clip but I have kind of the thumbnail of

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what it looked like because we were

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texting about it and so you could see it

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was just called the truth and then it

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sort of had that tick tocky clock which

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the video sort of plays that if I click

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on it now now video not available is

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what we get sort of the same message

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here now uh after this uh I posted on X

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that oh no you YouTube has terminated

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his account and after that we actually

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saw Luigi's account on X also get

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terminated after which Elon Musk Elon

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Musk ends up jumping into this

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discussion uh and he writes the

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following this happened without my

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knowledge looking into it and Luigi's X

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account has now been unsuspended

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probably you know following a statement

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or or comment from Elon Musk oh look

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there's Max in the Cyber truck he loves

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it uh but this is really interesting

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because if you go to this account in my

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video yesterday I was mentioning that

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you know we saw this account when it had

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15 20,000 subscribers and it was at

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about 100,000 he gained another about

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200,000 subscribers on X since then

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actually I think that's about how many

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followers I have on X is kind of

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interesting not that it matters but it

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is interesting this is this is growing a

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lot of people are looking at this and

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seeing okay are there going to be any

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other new posts we're just sort of going

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through the breadcrumbs that he's left

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which we talked a lot about yesterday uh

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so we saw this video some other things

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that are worth talking about here uh are

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uh well first of all the Pokemon this

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was interesting in his profile Banner

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there is uh a picture of this spinal

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fusion right here which is when you take

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sort of this misaligned portion of a

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spine align it with a plate and and and

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basically try to bring it

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together uh then of course we have his

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Fitness photo and then we have this

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Pokémon which somebody broke down some

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of the details of this Pokémon uh so I

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thought that was pretty useful thanks

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Louis uh anyway this particular post

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they say the Pokemon on his ex profile

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heals poison as its ability never heard

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of someone having this specific Pokemon

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as a favorite this is intentional so

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this is the Bulba Garden well this is

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images on Bulba Garden archives I don't

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know if that's what that Pokemon is

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called but anyway uh that's interesting

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if effect Spore or poison heal so a

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Spore you know is fungal but often a

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fungal is associated with disease and

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poison is obviously associated with

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something that does damage to you slowly

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over time based on what we heard

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yesterday or the breadcrumbs we went

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through yesterday this poison or fungus

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or disease might refer to either that

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corporate elitism we talked about

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earlier or just sort of the damage of

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social media on mental health for

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younger Americans specifically younger

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men uh so I found this very very

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interesting and and it was quite

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remarkable I don't really want to show

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it because I think it's mostly

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ridiculous but this I saw this post

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right next to a post from somebody

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saying hey should I invest $8,000 into

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Bitcoin or a new BMW and they were

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asking the Tate brothers that and the

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Tate Brothers responded and said well

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you can't get your you know what sucked

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in the back of a

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Bitcoin oh boy all right um so from from

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a dad with seven kids and a finance

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dude this is really sad because that is

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what a lot of social media promotes and

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I think it's really unfortunate because

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obviously the the best ideal example

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here would be we use that to either

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invest in yourself and your education or

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invest in you know an investment like

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like something that's not butter we

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always like to say invest in guns and

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not but butter guns are things like real

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estate uh stocks corporate ownership or

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your own education to better yourself or

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paying off debt right these These are

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good things they they increase your

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foundations of of success uh but that's

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the kind of in my opinion sort of toxic

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stuff we see on social media regularly

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that just sort of messes people up and

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sends them into this Loop of okay got it

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so in order to be happy I need a better

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car and uh yeah then you end up with

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mental health problems because wow that

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new car effect Fades away and now you

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don't have money anymore now the car is

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depreciating value substantially it's

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just it's a disaster you know they say

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um what is it what what's the joke about

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uh BMWs they say something to the effect

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of you need to be uh you need be you

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need to be wealthy to buy a new

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BMW but you need to be like Mega Rich to

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buy a used BMW I don't know something

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like that basically because used BM

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apparently cost a lot of money in repair

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I've seen that before myself but anyway

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uh okay so that's a little bit on the

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Pokemon there uh then we have a little

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bit else about a potential leaked email

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here that came out or somebody shared

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this email uh this was an email from

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Luigi while he was in Japan uh he writes

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I can't wait I'm in Japan for the start

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of May so 5:00 to 10: p.m. here is 9:00

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a.m. to 2 p.m. UK time I'm free most

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dayss in that time range are you free

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the first week of May regarding the NPC

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Behavior Japan is Peak NPC Ville scary

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lack of Free Will in this country this

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is a big deal for him by the way he is

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remember what we talked about with the

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Roman analogy that everybody was sort of

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being plated at the events and the

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circuses and and the stories that he

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posted or or uh posts that he reposted

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on X about you know other authors saying

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that men need struggle in their lives

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and they need need to be able to conquer

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that struggle that that failure is not

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bad for a man but rather lack of purpose

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is the greatest failure right so this

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sort of relates back to that when you

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talk about people being uh an NPC which

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non-player controlled or non-player

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character depending on sort of what

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games you got used to NPCs and they sort

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of have different uh phrases for them

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you know I I started in MMOs in

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RuneScape and then World of Warcraft

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just think of them as like the quest

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givers that stand there and they're like

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May the winds be at your

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back glory to the

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horde and then they go back to standing

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there or they kind of walk their pattern

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back and forth and then they go back to

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standing it's really a it's like an

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insult to people essentially if you call

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somebody in NPC that they're so rigid

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they're basically operating on a script

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where they just sort of do the same

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thing over and over again they have no

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free will they don't do anything because

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they're programmed on a script and they

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go back and forth now in other readings

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Luigi actually at one point was

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considering developing video games uh

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and uh I I think that's awesome I've

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always wanted to design video games

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myself I just I wish there was like a a

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really good MMO alternative to World of

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Warcraft as an example uh but

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whatever uh MMO hack but uh I find this

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very interesting because he says I'll

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have to tell you a story from my morning

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today where I saw a dude having a

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seizure on the street and ran two blocks

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to the police station

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they followed me to help but refused to

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walk across any empty streets if the

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spotlight was red even while the guy was

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seizing on the

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ground okay this

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is it's basically an argument that exent

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circumstances call for breaking the

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rules this also relates to some of the

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commentary or breadcrumbs that Luigi has

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left regarding following rules and laws

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that exist in society like Thou shalt

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not kill he seems to believe that

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killing is Justified because quote

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unquote they had it coming but also

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because uh he is he is conducting the

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lesser of two evils that the healthcare

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industry for example potentially kills

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many more people than Luigi ever has or

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will probably will is the appropriate

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word here uh and and therefore he is

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actually a hero bringing light to these

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problems as a way to potentially break a

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rule to save more lives you know

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obviously that could be very self-

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diluted nobody here should be

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encouraging murder but that seems to be

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what what the breadcrumbs are here so

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interesting post okay let's keep going

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here uh this is just some of what you're

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finding in terms of speculation that

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people have that maybe he's not the

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right person uh and what you end up

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getting here is a post of a photo of him

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with his mask on and and Hoodie On and

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Here a differently lit photo uh uh

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suggesting he has a unibrow and that

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maybe he or he

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doesn't I I can't really call this

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conclusive uh to me lighting is is very

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high contrast in this photo and and much

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lower contrast here so what that means

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is in in a high contrast photo you're

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really not going to be see a lot you're

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not going to be able to see a lot of

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definition I mean look at look at the

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the outline of this jacket in real life

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a jacket doesn't look this flat but you

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could barely see the difference between

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the shadow under the the the chin of the

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jacket here and the actual jacket it's

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like almost a color gradient right very

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very very little difference in the

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blacks over here the same is going to be

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true over here and that the skin

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underneath is just going to show up much

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more in a low resolution photo uh than

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than you know actual hair uh okay uh so

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again there's there's a lot of

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speculation around this and we don't

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certainly have all of the answers but

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we're trying to get as as many answers

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as we can uh such as the following here

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uh border big cat on X posted uh what

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appears to be a four page post uh from

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Luigi and this is uh this post which I

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think you could still find on the

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website it was originally posted on the

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allopathic complex and its consequences

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you could give that a Google uh and

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you'll find some postings of it the one

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I've been looking at is uh I think it's

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a reposting because this just keeps

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getting removed from different websites

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but it's seen this.net where somebody

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reposted it so we'll just go through

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here because we'll be able to highlight

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while we look at it so the Second

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Amendment means I am my own chief

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executive and commander-in-chief of my

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own military okay I mean there's some a

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little bit of delusion here obviously

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calling himself his own military but but

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okay I authorized my own Act of

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selfdefense in response to a hostile

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entity making war on me and my family ah

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interesting now we're starting to get

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justification for his act so he believes

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he is

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defending himself and his family from a

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war that is being fought against him and

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his family uh and uh as we go through

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this you'll see there are a lot of

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struggles that his mother had with

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Health Care regarding back pain and that

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he also has regarding back pain and

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health care and so you're finding that

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he is making this comparison to say he

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is just simply defending against the

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attack that has already been perpetrated

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upon him Nelson Mandela says no form of

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violence can be excused uh kind says the

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same whether you live or die or have a

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cup of coffee ml says violence never

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brings permanent peace Gandhi says

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nonviolence is the mightiest power

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available of mankind those who tell you

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are heroes that's who our

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revolutionaries are yet is that not

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capitalistic non-violence keeps the

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system working at Full Speed Ahead okay

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now this is where he's basically making

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the argument that hey like everybody

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tells you that violence isn't the answer

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but are we just being told that you know

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after all isn't that what a capitalist

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would want no no no no no don't hurt

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anybody just keep

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paying interesting what did it get us

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look in the mirror they want us to be

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nonviolent so they can grow fat off the

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blood they take from us this is a

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reference obviously like the the the

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sucking of a leech almost the compare

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comparing companies to leeches the only

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way out is through

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this is through violence he's cutting

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this off not all of us will make it each

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of us is our own chief executive you

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have to decide what you will tolerate

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Gladiator in Gladiator 1 Maximus cuts

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into the military tattoo that identifies

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him part as part of the Roman legion his

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friend asks is that the sign of your God

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as Maximus carves deeper into his own

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flesh as his own blood drips down his

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skin Maximus smiles and nods yes in

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other words the sign of your God the

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tattoo of of his leader basically that

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tattoo represents the emperor the leader

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of the army who is the god the god

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Emperor has made himself part of

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maximus's own flesh the only way to

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destroy the emperor is to destroy

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himself okay this is basically a way of

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saying when the coroporation becomes

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such a leash leech it basically becomes

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this uh this this organism that can only

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exist with you uh but it takes energy

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from you to thrive and it hurts you to

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thrive and basically the way you kill it

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is by killing yourself which is kind of

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crazy but it's an analogy almost to a

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virus right once the virus is inside of

21:41

you and sort of becomes one with you H

21:43

how do you get rid of it other than sort

21:45

of destroying the host it's like this

21:46

parasitic relationship I mean that's

21:48

what he's really doing he's making this

21:50

comparison maybe not virus uh or or

21:52

corporations as a virus but rather

21:54

corporations as a parasite they take

21:57

over their host until they've completely

21:59

drained the host and killed

22:01

them okay interesting Maximus Smiles

22:04

through the pain because he knows it is

22:06

worth it all right this is basically

22:09

saying the pain of him going to jail or

22:11

prison is is worth the the destruction

22:13

that he's causing he's trying to kill

22:15

the parasite which again chop it's sort

22:17

of like chopping the head off the

22:19

Leviathan right the CEO of United

22:22

healthare although as we all know how

22:24

corporations work is to just replace the

22:26

CEO which they already have

22:29

these might be my last words very

22:30

self-conscious here uh I don't know when

22:33

they will come through for me or when

22:35

they will come for me I will resist them

22:37

at any cost that's why I smile through

22:39

the pain they've diagnosed my mother

22:41

with severe neuropathy when she was 41

22:43

years old she said it started 10 years

22:46

before that with Burning Sensations in

22:47

her feet and occasional sharp saving

22:49

pains at first the pain would only last

22:51

a few moments then fade to tingling then

22:54

numbness then fade away to nothing a few

22:56

days later the first time the pain pain

22:58

came she ignored it then it came a

23:00

couple of times a year and she ignored

23:02

it then every couple months then a few

23:04

times a month and a few times a week and

23:07

at that point the tingling faded to

23:08

numbness and the pain would star the

23:11

discomfort was constant at that point

23:14

even going from couch to Kitchen made

23:16

her to make her own lunch became a major

23:18

Endeavor it started with Advil ibuprofin

23:21

until the stomach aches and acid reflux

23:23

made her switch to acetamin Tylenol uh

23:27

then the headaches and barely sleeping

23:29

made her switch back to Advils uh the

23:32

first doctor said it was psychosomatic

23:33

this is a way of saying it's all in your

23:35

head uh nothing was wrong she needed to

23:37

relax distress and sleep more de-stress

23:41

de-stress not distress and sleep more

23:44

the second doctor said it was a

23:45

compressed nerve in her spine which

23:46

would cost $180,000 to recover from and

23:49

the Third Doctor performed a nerve

23:51

conduction study and some other tests

23:53

and each test cost money and deductibles

23:56

until she hit her deductible on her

23:57

United Health healthare plan there it is

23:59

in October then the doctor went on

24:01

vacation and my mother wasn't able to

24:03

resume the test until January when her

24:05

deductible reset yes this is because

24:08

deductibles do reset every year this is

24:10

why the best time to have a baby is in

24:12

January because you max out your

24:14

deductible so if you want to do the math

24:17

on that if you go uh you know basically

24:21

January minus uh 9 months the best time

24:24

to try to get pregnant is probably

24:26

somewhere around April

24:28

just saying cuz you know March if the

24:31

baby comes a little early you know so

24:33

maybe like may may to be safe okay so

24:37

late April may go get your babies if you

24:40

want babies just you know quick little

24:42

tangent there data seven

24:44

remember uh the surgery would have no

24:47

effect uh is what the um test showed so

24:50

they prescribed opioids instead yeah

24:53

this isn't good once you go down that

24:54

level it it becomes very challenging all

24:57

I remember is we took a trip for the the

24:58

first time in years when she drove me to

25:00

Monteray to go to the aquarium I saw an

25:02

otter in real life swimming on its back

25:04

we left at 7:00 a.m. and listened to

25:06

Green Day on the 4-Hour car ride over

25:08

time the opioids stopped working they

25:09

made her more and more sensitive to pain

25:11

and she felt withdrawal after just 2 or

25:13

3 hours then Gap bent in now the pain

25:16

was so bad she couldn't exercise which

25:18

compounded the weight gain from the

25:20

slowed metab metabolic rate and hormonal

25:22

shifts and it barely helped with a pain

25:25

made her so F fatigued she would go an

25:27

entire day without getting out of bed

25:29

then the cortical steroids which didn't

25:31

even work heard that for pain relief

25:33

before but I'm no doctor the pain was so

25:36

bad that I I feel like isn't that these

25:38

are usually locally applied right

25:40

steroid hormones what is this blah but I

25:43

usually see these as as like topical

25:45

ointments uh that uh I guess you could

25:47

do injections eh like um like an

25:51

epidural I don't know anyway the pain

25:54

was so bad I would hear my mother wake

25:55

up in the night screaming in pain I

25:57

would want into her room asking if she's

26:00

okay eventually I stopped getting up

26:02

she'd yell out anguish shrieks of

26:04

wordless pain or the word f stretched

26:08

and distended to its uh limits basically

26:13

just like fully like that much in pain

26:17

this is terrible to read uh I turn over

26:20

and go back to sleep all of this while

26:23

they bled us dry with follow-up

26:24

appointment after appointment specialist

26:26

consultations and more IM imag Imaging

26:29

scans uh each appointment was promised

26:32

to be fully covered until the insurance

26:33

claims were delayed and denied there it

26:36

is allopathic medicine did nothing to my

26:39

mom's suffering yet it is the foundation

26:41

of our entire Society see this this

26:45

going back

26:47

to societal destruction right this is

26:52

this is not

26:53

good um

26:56

allopathic medicine just a quick fill in

27:00

here is apparently quote a medical

27:02

practice that uses conventional

27:04

treatments to treat diseases and

27:07

symptoms uh okay and this would be

27:09

contrasted with let's say uh you know

27:12

maybe presumably holistic medicine which

27:17

might be more diet-based or

27:19

preventative so allopathic just

27:21

comparing or uh analyzing the current

27:25

system of medicine my mother told me

27:27

that on a good day the nerve pain was

27:28

like her legs were immersed in ice water

27:30

on a bad day it felt like her legs were

27:32

clamped into a machine shop Vice screwed

27:35

down to where the crank stopped turning

27:37

then crushed further until her ankle

27:38

bones splintered and cracked to

27:40

accommodate the tightening clamp she had

27:42

more bad days than good my mother

27:45

crawled to the bathroom on her hands and

27:46

knees I slept in the living room to

27:48

create more distance from her cries in

27:49

the night I still woke up and still went

27:52

back to sleep back then I thought there

27:54

was nothing I could do the high Coop

27:56

pays made consistent treatment of

27:58

possible new treatments were denied is

28:00

not medically necess necessary keep in

28:02

mind even though this person grew up

28:04

wealthy it doesn't necessarily mean they

28:07

were wealthy uh partly because it seems

28:09

like the grandfather was the wealthy one

28:12

and there were 30

28:14

grandchilden doesn't necessarily mean

28:16

that when you you know uh have have a

28:19

wealthy grandfather that uh all of a

28:22

sudden you're going to be wealthy uh and

28:24

I don't hear a lot about a father in

28:26

place here so who knows maybe maybe

28:28

maybe there was like a divorce or a

28:29

father figure missing or

28:30

something uh I severely dislike CNN but

28:34

I did think they had an interesting

28:35

breakdown here the suspect's grandfather

28:38

uh Nicholas Manan uh a former masonary

28:41

contractor told the Baltimore son that

28:44

he started working at 11 built a local

28:46

real estate Empire including a nursing

28:48

home multiple nursing home facilities

28:50

around Maryland and two country clubs in

28:52

Baltimore the younger uh m m uh who is

28:58

is one of more than 30 grandchildren of

29:00

Nicholas and his wife Mary volunteered

29:03

at the family business the nursing home

29:05

uh while he was in high school so on and

29:07

so forth uh he ended up graduating from

29:10

Gilman high school and all boys

29:11

institution that is known as Baltimore's

29:14

one of uh like one of their most classy

29:16

schools that exists where he was high

29:18

school valid Victorian in 2016 you can

29:21

actually see his valedictorian speech

29:23

it's not heavily useful to what we're

29:26

doing right now especially since I do

29:28

want to go through the rest of uh of of

29:31

some of like the conspiratorial stuff

29:33

that's going on we might take a quick

29:34

glance at it but I I do want to

29:38

say when when the family is wealthy it

29:42

does not necessarily mean that a mom and

29:47

a son are uh and sometimes they can get

29:49

lost especially if there's divorce or

29:51

some other hardship or medical bills or

29:53

whatever so you know I I don't want to

29:56

basically I just don't want to draw this

29:57

conclusion that oh for sure they had

29:59

money what are they complaining about we

30:01

don't know that for sure we know that

30:03

the rest of the family had money anyway

30:05

this is just a brief clip of him giving

30:07

a valid do deorian speech I'll give I'll

30:08

give a quick little shout out to this

30:10

and Chris wolf helped put on the show

30:12

that I doubt any of us will

30:14

forget how about this winter when Kevin

30:16

Wang delivered a senior speech

30:18

personally thank each of you for sending

30:20

your sons here so you could see so far

30:22

it's all boy school so far just thank

30:25

you shout outs to various different

30:27

people afterno

30:29

thank you all for being here to

30:30

celebrate thank you I came to realize

30:32

that both views are

30:34

correct the class of 2016 is truly

30:36

defined by its inventive pioneering

30:38

mentality that accompanies a strong

30:40

commitment to Gilman tradition all right

30:43

I mean you get the idea it's it's

30:45

relatively on the more generic side and

30:47

it's more interesting to look at some of

30:49

the more recent uh breadcrumbs he's left

30:53

I mean he has a gith or not a GitHub

30:55

it's um a Goodreads account where he's

30:57

kept track of nearly 300 different books

30:59

that he either read or wanted to read uh

31:02

and uh you know now obviously uh he's in

31:05

jail here's the photo of him in a

31:07

holding cell this is a photo from last

31:09

night and before he was actually uh

31:12

moved into or changed rather into the

31:15

gray uh the orange jumpsuit uh and then

31:18

into the um the courthouse that we saw

31:21

in fact here's a brief brief video of

31:23

him actually getting uh out of a police

31:26

cruiser last night sure thing Erin will

31:28

yeah I'll say just about an hour ago I

31:30

was there inside that Courthouse

31:31

watching as Luigi mangion walked right

31:34

past myself and a number of other

31:35

reporters he was wearing a blue shirt

31:37

blue jeans he was of course handcuffed

31:39

and he looked even in this court

31:41

appearance visibly distressed but he

31:43

kept his brow furrowed uh through the

31:45

duration of this uh arraignment hearing

31:48

and I should say what was interesting

31:49

though Erin is you said we haven't heard

31:50

a statement from the suspect he did

31:52

actually speak inside of that courtroom

31:55

to the judge and to all the folks who

31:57

were in there uh but it was on very

31:59

selective issues and I'll just kind of

32:01

go through uh what we heard the judge

32:03

asked Luigi Manion a number of questions

32:05

first about his identity so Mr Manion

32:08

confirmed that that is his real name he

32:11

initially said that his residence was in

32:13

Maryland but then the judge actually

32:15

pressed him on that and then he said

32:16

actually I have lived at various

32:19

addresses before then ultimately giving

32:20

an address in Honolulu Hawaii uh then he

32:23

also said that he's worked for 3 years

32:26

as a data engineer up until about a year

32:28

ago and he also told the judge that he

32:30

has no drug or mental health problems

32:32

that the court needs to know about but

32:34

Aaron one of the most interesting parts

32:35

of that particular hearing was actually

32:37

his statements after the conversation

32:40

about bail the prosecutors basically

32:42

stepped up there and made the case why

32:44

they believe that this man should be

32:45

held without bail they mention that he

32:47

is uh awaiting potentially an arrest

32:49

warrant coming from New York City as one

32:51

of the major reasons but they also said

32:53

that prosecutors uh noted that they

32:54

found him with $8,000 in US Cash 2000

32:57

,000 in foreign currency his passport

33:00

and also a faraday bag which is

33:02

basically a bag designed to stop a

33:05

transmission of cell uh service or other

33:07

sort of Faraday bag is is essentially a

33:11

a metal mesh that encompasses something

33:14

if you want to see an easy example of a

33:15

faraday cage take your phone into a

33:17

metal elevator not with glass on the

33:20

side and your service almost always goes

33:22

to zero unless there's some leak in the

33:24

cage another example of a faraday cage

33:26

is a microwave just put your phone in

33:28

the microwave don't turn it on obviously

33:30

put the microwave on you can leave your

33:31

phone on put your phone in the microwave

33:33

leave it in there for like 30 seconds

33:34

then open the microwave door and look

33:36

and your service should be gone uh it's

33:38

sort of also like a quick little way to

33:39

check if the Faraday cage of your

33:41

microwave is working the purpose of your

33:43

Faraday cage working in a microwave is

33:44

to keep the microwave radiation Inside

33:46

the Cage if you will you can search more

33:49

about Faraday cages online uh but uh

33:52

there is this belief that maybe some of

33:54

this currency the real currency was

33:56

planted on him that's at least what he's

33:59

alleging who knows uh a lot of people

34:01

are speculating that uh this is this is

34:04

very odd that somebody so privileged

34:06

would potentially go through these links

34:08

to drop like mystery items in the trash

34:12

pile but not really drop them in it just

34:14

sort of like place an object right there

34:18

which is kind of odd like who does that

34:20

who places an object on the trash to be

34:23

found like that you know a lot of people

34:25

like this can't be him like how could he

34:27

snap I don't know I mean like it's

34:30

obvious he he clearly pre-planned a lot

34:33

of his statements his videos the YouTube

34:36

stuff I mean his YouTube videos started

34:38

with if you're watching this uh I've

34:40

been arrested so like he kind of knew it

34:43

was coming and so therefore he planned

34:46

for that eventuality so I I don't know

34:48

that that necessarily is enough for me

34:50

to say oh yeah there's definitely

34:52

something weird going on here I mean

34:54

don't get me wrong the whole thing is

34:55

weird like why does he snap but I don't

34:57

think it's enough for me to say that for

34:59

sure there are like other people

35:00

involved frankly I think the letter that

35:04

we've looked at here does a lot to tell

35:06

us what's going on in his mind and again

35:09

it's this this hate and distrust for

35:12

what's going on with the rest of uh the

35:15

you know really the rest of the

35:18

uh corporate Elite preying on individual

35:25

Americans especially via social media

35:28

uh old treatments didn't work and still

35:30

put us out thousands of dollars United

35:32

Healthcare limited specialist

35:33

consultations to twice a year they

35:36

refused to cover Advanced Imaging which

35:38

The Specialist required for an

35:39

appointment prior authorizations took

35:41

weeks then months United Healthcare

35:44

constantly changed their claim filing

35:46

procedures they said my mother's doctor

35:48

needed to fax his notes crazy then

35:52

United Healthcare said they didn't save

35:53

faxed patient correspondence and

35:55

required hard copies of the type notes

35:57

to be mailed then they said they never

35:59

received the notes they were unable to

36:01

approve the claim until they had

36:02

received and filed the notes this is

36:05

this is actually very normal like have

36:08

you ever done like a mail in rebate

36:10

where you buy something and you're like

36:11

oh this is $199 but it that's only with

36:14

a $50 mail and rebate so I'm going to

36:16

pay $250 now and then I'm going to do a

36:18

mail and rebate for $50 well the reason

36:21

they do mail and rebates is because and

36:23

they don't do them too much anymore

36:24

today but the reason they do that is

36:26

because they know like

36:28

maybe only 30% of people are actually

36:29

going to go through the hell of doing

36:31

the mail and rebate so if only 30% of

36:33

people are going to take the $50

36:35

discount then the company's not actually

36:36

selling the product for $199 they're

36:39

actually selling the product uh for

36:42

let's see here 50us 15 they're selling

36:45

for about

36:46

$234 right so it's just a way to

36:49

increase profit margins and the harder

36:51

you make something to do to claim a

36:53

benefit the more people will say oh yeah

36:55

I'll take that benefit buy it assuming

36:57

they will and then they realize oh I

36:59

have to cut this out and self address an

37:02

envelope and do all this crap and then

37:04

people just forget to do it and they

37:05

never do it right it's kind of how

37:08

insurance is functioning as well uh they

37:10

promised coverage and broke their word

37:12

to my mother with every delay my anger

37:14

surged with every denial I wanted to

37:16

throw the doctor through the glass of

37:18

the wall of their Hospital waiting room

37:20

but it wasn't them it wasn't the doctors

37:21

the receptionist the administrators the

37:23

pharmacist the Imaging texts or anyone

37:25

else we met it was United Healthcare

37:29

there it is people are dying evil has

37:32

become institutionalized what a word

37:35

corporations are making billions of

37:37

dollars off of pain you know he also

37:39

follows RFK on X by the way which is

37:42

somebody who's really trying to you know

37:45

transform this sort of um complex that

37:48

we have in uh healthc care of of

37:51

basically sick care versus healthc care

37:54

and preventing people from getting sick

37:55

I've made videos on RFK as well

37:58

we entered into an agreement for

37:59

healthcare with a legally binding

38:00

contract that promised care commensurate

38:02

with our insurance payments and medical

38:04

needs then United Healthcare changes the

38:07

rules to suit their own profits they

38:10

think they make the rules and they think

38:12

that because it's legal no one will

38:13

punish

38:14

them you can see where the frustration

38:16

is coming from now my own chronic back

38:19

pain makes me W wakes me in the night

38:21

screaming in pain I sought out another

38:24

type of healing that showed me the real

38:25

antidote that ails us I bid my time

38:28

saving my last strength to strike my

38:31

final

38:32

blows all extractors must be forced to

38:35

swallow the bitter pain they deal out to

38:38

Millions as our chief Executives it is

38:41

our obligations to make our lives better

38:43

first and foremost we must seek to

38:45

improve our own circumstances and defend

38:47

ourselves as we do that our actions have

38:49

Ripple effects that can improve the

38:52

lives of others see remember how I said

38:55

lighting a Tinder Box

38:58

rules exist between two individuals in a

39:00

network that covers the entire Earth

39:02

some of these rules are written down

39:04

some of these rules emerge from a

39:06

natural respect between the two

39:07

individuals some of these rules are

39:09

defined in physical laws like the

39:11

properties of gravity magnetism or

39:13

potential energy stored in chemical

39:15

bonds of pottassium

39:16

nitrate no single document better

39:18

encapsulates the belief that all people

39:20

who are equal in fundamental worth and

39:22

moral status and the Frameworks for

39:25

fostering Collective well-being than the

39:27

US Constitution writing a rule down

39:30

makes it into a law I don't give an f

39:32

about the law the law means nothing what

39:34

does it matter or what does matter is

39:37

following the guidance of our own logic

39:39

and what we learn from those before us

39:42

that's where United healthc Care went

39:44

wrong they violated their contract with

39:46

my mother with me and tens of millions

39:48

of Americans This is a threat to my own

39:51

family my family's health and the health

39:53

of our country and this requires me to

39:56

respond with Act of war

40:00

end well there you have it there's sort

40:02

of a full uh breakdown there now uh here

40:05

just to end sort of on a lighter note I

40:08

suppose a tragedy in four parts

40:12

Luigi with American Liberty in the

40:15

background right this is a reference to

40:17

an Italian Coming to America for you

40:19

know a better

40:21

future getting screwed by the American

40:24

Insurance complex

40:27

killing the

40:29

CEO getting

40:32

arrested okay so uh then um let's see

40:37

here let's see what the latest is uh

40:39

just sort of on live blogs here police

40:42

say the suspect saw himself as a hero

40:44

fighting corporate corruption yes we

40:46

just went through that fighting the

40:47

parasitic healthcare industry there you

40:49

go views himself as a hero finally

40:52

decides to act yep we just saw that uh

40:56

that complet out of touch and an insult

40:58

to the intelligence of the American

41:00

people was the line that he shouted sort

41:01

of as he was brought into the

41:04

courtroom and what else did we have

41:06

let's see the school how he wanted to

41:08

start a video game his friends said they

41:11

never thought he would self-destruct

41:13

private security guards are currently

41:14

blocking access to the family's house on

41:16

a golf

41:18

club uh after doing a surf lesson he

41:22

ended up in bed for a week we saw that

41:24

we saw his ex post we saw his ex Pokemon

41:28

300 bucks we saw that yeah there we go

41:32

that's all of the latest and what we

41:34

know regarding the manifesto and

41:36

everything else with the exception of

41:37

the crypto coin honestly I guess

41:39

somebody created a Louis me a crypto

41:41

coin that like Skyrocket to a $50

41:43

million market cap you know with very

41:44

few being sold it's already sort of

41:47

bleeding out but anyway there you have

41:49

it there's the latest of everything

41:52

that's going on appreciate you all being

41:53

here and watching my summary on it uh

41:56

goodbye everyone good luck and I can't

41:57

wait to be back to regularly scheduled

41:59

programming as soon as I get caught up

42:01

on all else thanks so much goodbye and

42:02

good luck not advertise these things

42:04

that you told us here I feel like nobody

42:06

else knows about this we'll we'll try a

42:07

little advertising and see how it goes

42:09

congratulations man you have done so

42:10

much people love you people look up to

42:12

you Kevin pafra there financial analyst

42:15

and YouTuber meet Kevin always great to

42:17

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