We' re already here getting ready and combing for a change, because I
forgot to put the buk on, but we' re already very welcome.
This sea hears Wednesday, March 20. It' s springtime now. It
' s gone and now it' s the birds and already there' s
a yellow butterfly, very pretty, because we' re already in spring.
Welcome, Dr Abel How about good night, yes, very springtime. It
had been announced before, not with this change of temperatures, but because the
time of the joy of flowers and jacarandas begins to hear them already I started
to see the city. I love that facetesca. Of course, once Mr
Matsumoto brought him back to Mexico and embellished the whole city. Welcome to Efra
baby girls, how nice to see you in this almost spring, because it
is still there by date, it is tomorrow, but already by methodological and
everything, because it was already today. And they know that God will keep
us in this shadow of pisis. No, but so and I read that
the pre- retrograde mertudio has already begun. I don' t want to
cry anymore I want to cry now I don' t want to cry anymore.
It doesn' t make it easy, but notice that right now,
let' s talk. Not that I think, no, but something happens
in the environment. You know what. What does happen and is real is
energy. What does happen is energy. All of a sudden we' re
all freaked out, all of a sudden we' re all in bad shape.
I don' t know if it' s the heat, if it
' s the atmospheric pressure, if bad mood like good humor gets infected.
So I don' t know, but that happens, not because maybe we
' ll wake up hot and make you sick. Anyway, today, for
example, the city was a mess I couldn' t even go out to
the gym because here, under my house there was but well, everywhere,
there was traffic this blocks. So I think that also contributes. And that
' s a negative energy. Apart from anything. It' s soteric holistic
or whatever you want to call it, because it affects, I don'
t think. I think I do. I even put on extra chapitas or
Granny, I want you not to have beautiful, lutita hear and today I
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Thank you, Alejandra Sierra looks until the dead man falls and sheds tears.
As I said I' m going to say now, let' s start.
Let' s start now. Let' s watch this little video first.
Today we' re going to talk about the toxicity of some not and
what we' re talking about, see what chance I hadn' t thought
of, but what we' re talking about. Right now, how good
humor spreads, but how bad humor spreads. How sometimes, sometimes, it
does encourage hatred, sometimes without it, but we do it and sometimes it
is counterproductive. Sometimes it works out for us, but I usually think it
' s not the right way. Let' s see this celebrity first what
he published today. It would be small if you were located in the same
place where your new pastry shop will be. I don' t know where
we are. It' s the national road. Right, here' s
armor. It' s that the whole van is out of savings. Here
on the right as if it were the horseshoe and on this side the next
branch. Oh, shit. They sell little cakes here, little ones.
Not here at the poster store will you see the level and the quality.
They don' t know what madness. If it was Mary, hey I
didn' t see there come little cakes, but oh little thing I will
say What we bring there see the green cakes. I' m going to
pass the windfall. It' s a delight. Charol too, well what
makes poncho de Nigris is that they are going to open a very big pastry
shop, a great investment and together there is a pastry shop that sells,
that is smaller, that sells at best, in less volume, but turns
to see and mocks saying that it is very small. The other bakery,
me no more. I want to tell him that, for example, where
I buy bread is a small place. Little boy, little boy and around
there are three pastry shops and I keep coming back to that one because I
don' t buy because the store is big. I don' t buy
because you have it in fashion. I buy for the flavor Doctor amel Ay
note that I want to appeal to all the peace possible of my being to
comment on it, because criticizing, well, not criticizing, but telling him
that I am thinking would be like doing something very similar to what he has
done. Then I won' t, because I' m thinking what would
happen if someone comes in with more than two fingers in front and at least
read a book. What if he arrives and also says look at this gentleman
that he should do nothing but this kind of thing. But I won'
t say it because I don' t want to fall. Don' t
say it. Don' t say it. So it' s very sad,
because, first of all, it' s weird that, after making
that big investment and that big place, I wasn' t aware that there
' s another bakery there practically door to door, there' s something in
the middle and there' s them. That is to say, it is
very rare and sometimes, realizing that, it seems to me that there is
a kind of unfair competition. It' s not like the one who puts
a beauty salon and comes next door and puts another or a lot of things
like that. But if you already did, if you got permission, because
there are commercial places that have certain regulations about it that don' t allow
it. But if it is already done, as if still being the emphasis
with that contempt, it seems to me not only of bad taste, but
of very bad heart. It doesn' t make me, I don'
t like people doing that kind of thing. I think it' s unnecessary.
As you say a product or a service is defended by its quality,
not by this type of advertising. And much less with that arrogance and rudeness
than what the other pastry shop that was there at first was to blame,
very unfortunate and because nothing more reasonable Your comment Ephraim, notice what is so
rare. Yesterday I came in the car with the Galán and then we saw
two giant chain frantics stuck, not in other words, one and the other
and myste. But why they stood in front. I tell you why competition
makes the market grow and you went to tell them one thing. I come
from a family of effort culture. Then my mom was to trade you all
your life and then there was nothing better than going to Tianguis or mom on
desserts and having the other one of the desserts, the other one of the
desserts and all together, because then people would come and buy you the flan,
but the lady would buy the fritter from them. I mean, what
this güey doesn' t understand is that there' s no small enemy Baby.
On the contrary, you' re the new one, and maybe this
light place will miss you and no one will fight you and the other way
round will say look. Here in the poncho sells blackberry cakes, no,
but here some brownies, by ego the BROWNI and I say ay the next
time I come I don' t go with you poncho, because your clear
rum helps them is that here says right now, got turned the small pastry.
They' re already making reviews, says gillar and also here a very
interesting five thousand followers already passed the sixty- five thousand says carla towers it
med footboo tik and you know that that' s what happens from the pastries
I' m going to are you. You' re seeing what it'
s like on the bread, they' re cakemakers, little ones, little
ones, and maybe you' re not sure how the center of Mexico City
works, but almost all the centers work the same. If you go to
the center of town, there is a special street of pure cravings and there
are thousands of them, but in addition, you get here to the center.
For example, Lopez Street is full of tents of lamps and lights and
spotlights and competitions from each other, eh, but it' s all the
same streets. The whole street is the same. That' s how healthy
competition works and the owner doesn' t go out to screw each other up.
That is counterproductive and a very unpleasant comment that most people resented. And
that' s precisely why they started supporting the other bakery and went backwards.
But it doesn' t matter, I mean, you can say that'
s good. No, as Efra said and as much of the audience is
telling us here came out. The opposite came out, you helped them unintentionally,
you gave them publicity, yeah, that' s good. But what
does give me as a certain sadness, frankly for humanity is that way of
acting. That is to say, if it went backwards and in the end
it benefited the one you wanted to despise, then how good for him,
in the economic aspect, in the commercial aspect, but in the human aspect.
I don' t know I' m sad that people who have an
audience, who have a voice heard by many, use it for that kind
of thing, which is, because it is the subject. It' s
the subject of o, the toxicity you know is like Nigris poncho has to
believe that advertising and this is done like he does his life on social networks,
which is what he does to attack his mother, his mother, attack
his wife, to attack each other between families. You have to think that
this negative attitude is going to work by grounding a business that is next to
you that is doing nothing to you and that you chose that place. And
now, but they have their clientele and as valid as each other. But
you are exposed to this, which has happened from five thousand followers to sixty
- five thousand followers. Yes, of course, and finally, the food
represents us, because it' s mostly a cake, which has to do
with the cakes and all the ceremonial tues. He represents my mom a lot
and I really say it once the most angry because we told him how expensive
you have cakes not my brother and ethical, because they were hipsa hand and
artisans. And so you didn' t and then you told us that you
understand it, well, I mean, I do understand you, Mom,
and people came back that is, and they looked for her for a long
time because she already did it as a hobvid and really, that is,
poncho has no idea the monster that created if he put on the lagra of
the panties alone And how good is Carmen' s name. Just notice that
I eat him, but his name is Cabe. I' m not gonna
do this, I' m not gonna say the mark or anything. But
it' s not the same. Go buy a craft shell at the bakery,
where I go is here, in Santa Teresa, to go to one
that sells it to you in a small package in a store, it'
s not the same. It' s not the same. But it'
s not the same under any circumstances. I don' t think so,
I must add that I don' t know anymore. He hasn' t
weighed us much on his mom Efrain' s cakes, and I need to
check that statement. So you' ve longed for me so much, I
' ve longed for you. I need proof of that delight you' re
telling us about your mom, the next corporate meal. I promise I'
ll soon be having corporate food. Of course open we' re gonna have
corporate food. Valgan and others of which today, because, then, today,
highlights this that has been trending in networks that has been extremely important.
It' s been Dana Paola' s message, either Dana or Dana'
s, because I don' t even know her as Dana Power, it
' s like you tell me to say X to Twitter. It' s
still Twitter, we' ve been fighting. But it all happened very quickly.
I' ve been fighting my name on what' s been Twitter.
No, it didn' t get ugly anymore, but I don' t
know why. Well, I don' t know why the audio got ugly.
But, well, the point is, I' m so sorry.
I didn' t mean to go out that bad, but the thing is
she does what that audio does. I' m gonna try to get it
here, right now, on my phone, so you can listen to it
and hear it better. Wait for me I' m gonna go I'
m sorry. You follow when you get, notice that now, that from
there there there is no reason not to see in the first place or way
that it makes us neither know us, because we don' t tell Dana
yet exactly. And good things when you change the name of famous people.
Well, it takes time, don' t wait a little while, give
us a chance how many years to meet her since she was a little girl,
because she was a child TV actress like Dana Paola. So, if
I just walked in ten minutes ago that nothing else wants to be Dana,
give us a little time and now but as I better remember, hey,
you better remember me as much as it was light, light, light,
light and suddenly it grew that it was a star. And we do get
used to it. He' s not a star, but we give him
time. Girls, well for me it' s variable, m for me
there, I' m going to, I' m going to, it
' s like the last so absurd Dana Paula' s. But it doesn
' t look like a video, because it' s not me with a
Lupis you want me to know, that we' ve been fighting but,
because everything happened very quickly, my name has been fighting in what' s
been Twitter. No, but well, the lady' s got a Twitter
account on dalla, not bislexia. Then the lady has her Twitter account as
stolen not and she has not been able to fight me because the lady today
already saw that she called me Dane that my jus ne everywhere has four hundred
thousand dollars. Four hundred thousand dollars. Then we have to make a plan,
something we have to achieve and they have to help me, because the
lady doesn' t want to and I won' t pay for it.
Four hundred thousand dollars. So I say we make a plot or yes,
don' t give it away is that the lady is my name and the
lady then on Twitter how do we do it? Let' s take a
plan, because we' re not accomplishing it, that is, imagine this
girl, imagine this woman who first minimizes someone else because she has more or
less followers than she does. Ok On the other hand, you say my
name. I am, Dana, as it is now as it is that
I am and you have to give it to me, you have to give
it to me as you think. That happened when she started, when she
started Twitter, see why I' m going to tell her, Dana,
if she refers to X as Twitter, she hasn' t changed that name
either. Well, we love what he' s been. Well, what
Dana Paola is now. So, at that time, Belinda, when I
wanted her name, she said delete any kind of aggression from Twitter, because
that' s not what we like, Belinda, an apology on behalf of
all my fans. Today we say hear what Linda, Belinda, and so
she knew how to do things Dala, but I want to tell you something.
Belinda acted a little similar that time when she wanted her name, because
she wanted to be the only Bela, Belina number. But what they think
the Belinda was claiming her name from, she wanted to demand that she give
her name. She was a lawyer in New York and she said come on,
follow her and we fight. And then he said well, delete everything,
already abhor everything. But she wasn' t the only Belinda on Earth.
And she' s not the only Dana either. And she' s
not the only Dana Paola on Earth either. And Mrs This is like the
domains here, like you own her name. Well, then, you want
my name. I sell it to you a million dollars or three pesos,
but I decide that because it' s mine and you' ll know if
you pay it or not. But it seems to me that this is a
matter of scaring the fans so that they go and insult this lady who came
to her. I' m not going to put them here, but he
got direct messages, insults and so on, until Dana Paola had to say
good. No longer say anything or it was going to be counterproductive. She
had incited hatred that this is so much a fight in social networks that the
doctor amelk Efraín wants to talk if Gusta is Ephraim I or I will remember
exactly what you said about Belinda that the same attitude, that is to say
as a tantrum girl, the capricious girl, because it has no other way,
that is to say Paula who age, you are fond, you are
almost thirty years old, either please, or already your age, not that
it is Dana Paola Maria Beeno like you James, not because you imagine what
degree of insecurity that nothing more tantrum. I want to call me Dan because
there' s no other reason, that' s just because he' s
a tantrum, that' s the whole thing. What' s more,
she alones the whole musical trajectory and her talent and everything becomes ashes because she
wants to be Dana. For what reason. I have no fucking idea.
It' s not for her to give. Then he starts raping people.
She urges us to read people and I do think she would have more to
question who we' re following. And because I consider Paula to be super
talented. She' s a very smart girl. Sometimes the goats get up,
they' re reading a lot lately, and I think what' s
going on is that Ana' s in a little brick. Uh, because
it does say, it' s fine, a rather fragile or rather flimsy
ride, because it' s canceled shows, it' s left fans up.
That' s good. She' s a very talented girl and she
' s fine. I don' t like Maldana, but you have to
check, not two things Who you' re following, but what do you
have in your head to react in this violent way, because some things that
fans went and said listen, Mrs Look, we love our star very much.
Put down the price, we' re going to negotiate or something to
threaten her in that way that the lady what this phrase the lady what,
For the lady is a human being just like you, with dignity, with
rights and you have a name like that is called Dana, for what you
want, just as you want your name and she wants her name and she
goes to you is that she said Ahah, is that it' s my
name, because yours and many people and all the ladies and give Advances is
also not a man invented that I invented a series of something there of characters
and something came out and that already copied it and apart I had registered it
first and so on. Well, there' s a name other people steal,
so you can' t think it' s yours. But, indeed,
the important part is when she says you have to make a plot,
I mean she did say it you have to make a plot, because this
lady doesn' t want to give it to me. And I remember that
when I heard your first audios, I immediately said and why don' t
you put a no one, a dana I am and no longer with that.
It' s not that she force wanted that and she wanted the other
one to release it exactly and for free then what she was saying ah Mita.
That is the crux of this matter and I think it repeats itself all
the time lately it happens to us the same, even here, even though
this is a peace agenda and why not all of you get into the peace
oreo if we are always saying here that shears and me and see that here
ninety- nine percent are peaceful, loving comments. It' s like a
very cute quality, but you' re right, I mean suddenly it'
s ay there, it' s me falling off the hook, well,
that' s always one two that what' s inside of them that have
to spit out this exact hatred to me, it strikes me. That'
s not and besides, it' s so close that you say something per
item and why don' t you say it, just like it' s
just a thing to give it. So I think that here what happens is
that the violence that people already bring inside, that the passions that already bring
inside, and in these cases, specifically when it is to tell him to
give me my name, because it is for me I believe that yes,
there is a world of people there that are fans, that have childhood fantasies,
of exclusivity not overcome, that those are, then, part of the
phenomenon of primary narcissism with which we are all born and that we must renounce
soon, because, because we realize that we soon have the center of the
world. Then I see there' s a lot of people who stayed there.
It is a point of fixation of that narcissism and that fantasy of exclusivity
that moves. Let' s say the figure of the famous one. Since
I can' t why you' re laughing, Ephraim, remember the classes.
That' s right. That' s why I' m thinking about
something I said once from lessons aha. So it' s like I can
' t be exclusive, because my mom thought of maybe having other kids or
having a husband, having a life outside of me. Then I burst and
wake up an anger so great that I displaced this famous figure who does have
more voice before the world and who puts us all to fight. Then I
go up and there I go with her and I go to that too It
seems like I see as a gang, look and see what he writes to
me, my loyal one is totally true. The properties or digital assets are
also sold if you want me to pay, if you want to open a
site with keywords, there are many of more than one domain can cost you
a million weights. Absolutely true, absolutely true, and there are many people
who have paid for these domains because they are your property. It' s
your property now. This happened when, for example, this issue of fans
who lose in this a little bit the proportion of things. It was when
this aida cave dared to say that it did not seem to her to be
a good presenter of Mexican regional music. Very valid look, because everyone who
has the right to give the opinion is willing? And well, well,
there from caves that I think the chief representative of the Juca Armicana region will
have some authority. Or because she wanted to, because she didn' t
like the point, because that' s how she thought it was enough for
her to receive death threats, threats from everyone, who had to turn to
the cyber police because she was nervous, she didn' t sleep, she
was threatened with her children, and Lucero had to stop, that is to
say, Lucero Internet, because you have to stop and look, it wasn
' t even Lucero that you used fans in. And they are children who
react in a very violent way. Yes, because they are primitive actions and
that' s why I wanted to make that point regarding primary narcissism because it
means that that' s where you have to check and say to look why
I get so like this, because I keep my flesh and like you said,
or let' s say, madame to our artist, that is,
why they leave like with so much hatred and jugular and with threats and very
violent things, because they are very primitive things, they are very primitive fixations
that were not overcome at the time and that is where they sprout just,
not exactly they have to work, but it is that don paula that needs
to feel unique and special. Listen now, I mean sing well, dance,
well, do a lot of real dana things, I mean tism what
Dr Mel Hey And see on the other hand, on the other hand,
and talking about this censorship in opinion, because the opinion of the people is
censored. Not one of the richest women in England named jk Rowling. She
decided to comment on the issue of gender ideology and is absolutely in her right.
They may or may not agree with her. But she' s in
her absolute right to say exactly what she wants. Then he said to me
there are men and women and do whatever they want. And it' s
over and that' s good, because it seems like they' re going
to sue her for inciting hatred, which I don' t see inciting hatred,
I don' t know what' s going on is that she came.
When she referred to this, it was I who saw the human race
as menstruating and not alas. Yeah, you want exact. Those were his
words. Those who menstruate and those who don' t and I already see
it and it has all sucre hears if there are others who see us reptiles
and others that see aliens and others that because she won' t want to
say that she wants to, I don' t know what you think.
Don' t say you agree with her. I' m saying it'
s your right to say who wants to start wrong. I would like to
listen to Ephraim, because Frain definitely gives us a lot of light on this
specific topic, inclusive language and so on. Then I' d like to
hear her thing and see what you' d tell us. I understand,
that is, and I do feel sorry for her. But if a person
is telling you, I' m her, because it' s already her,
because she already told you it' s her. And also if you,
for a tantrum say, for I think you are him, but already
told you, soy she, what happened here with the hostess. I'
ve already told you, Harry Potte' s creative lady, it' s
her fact that she' s still referring to him, to her like him,
because it' s probable because she' s already been told. I
' m her and she' s raping her. I mean, if someone
wants to be a frog, because you' re a frog maybe, you
' re not a frog, but if you already told me you' re
a frog, because I, on the barrier of that respect, will have
to accept that you' re a frog, even if I know that you
' ll see that it' s mandatory for a person, that is,
maybe Hotaka Rowlin could have said hey Mira. I don' t agree,
but what' s your name, I mean you. I' m not
going to refer to you with a gender point, I mean, I think
here. What happens and I say it absolutely with all the peace of the
world, is that in the same right that a person is to assume himself
as a woman, a man or a frog, in the same right that
the other person is to see it as he sees it. It' s
just the right of both of us. So, at the time you don
' t give him, let JK Rowling call you as he perceives you,
because, I mean, you can get lost, that is, you can
reach a person, even though we know. But there are people who perceive
themselves as doggy and eat croquettes because the other one came out on radio.
Then you perceive yourself as a dog, but what do you think I'
m seeing you as a woman, then forgive me. I can' t,
I can' t put you on, you can' t go dog,
because I see you' re a woman. That' s what I
want to know, why not, why, if you have to respect what
this woman says she' s a woman, why can we just sip Hard
Rowling from what she sees and there goes the other part of what I do
believe and I also think that' s it. I' m always going
to argue that everyone thinks the way they want to. But if we are
already in this society that said the pronouns, and everyone who is what they
want to be, for it is also the child told you I want to
be this, because you would have to respect what the other wants to be,
which is what it is, because that is good. Respecting what the
other means is indisputable, but you also have to respect those who do not
want, that is not to say the question of gender ideology, that is
an ideology an ideology. There are political ideologies. I don' t have
to stick to the others. I think she and this I do say in
peace, they are already in a fierce fight, because, yes, the
lady has been attacked a lot and I believe that from that place, everyone
is already reacting in reactionary ways. They' re not even listening anymore,
that is, neither she nor they are listening to each other, that is,
cancel it. For everything, he didn' t go to these fifty
- fifty years of Harry Potter, I mean. I think everyone, instead
of sitting down and talking, we' re going to talk. Let us
see how we can reach an agreement, because she is a public figure who
also gives a message. We' re all in a tantrum like little kids
and so is she because I do believe it on both sides. Then I
believe that, from that place, the message that everyone is giving is the
wrong one. I come back again and repeat what I always say. My
generation is not willing to teach with love the greatest to relearn things. So
I think the two sides are wrong. I think the two sides would have
to sit down and be able to start dismembering all this again from below,
because I think the poor woman has already been put at a crossroads, because
she is all the time in the friend of this issue. I don'
t know, it' s not that look. You said one thing,
a little while ago, forgive me right now, I give you the floor.
You didn' t say another thing a little while ago that was already
said about language and already said about pronouns. You don' t see it
being said. It doesn' t mean I accept it, because here'
s how it was you told us. Looks like bauche already told them they
have to how. No. No, no, no? I don'
t, I mean tell me what you want never until the last day of
my life. I' m going to use inclusive language. Even if it
has been said, that is, the fact that one group we are is
more than six zero, we are eight billion inhabitants on this planet. Pretending
to get into your arena because you' ve arranged it. You' re
not and I' m not that I' m from JK Rowling' s.
I' m only in your free right to express. He' s
willing. I think this, of course, is very complex, but there
is a kind of desire to impose sometimes on both sides. I don'
t know, but that imposition. I think that' s what' s
spoiled things. I like it better I have already told you here that for
a long time now, in psychoanalysis we study all this that we call neosexualities,
because they are different ways to have one or to assume a gender identity,
which would be a more non- anatomical sexual identity, as we are
seeing today. They' re neosexualities a lot, but it' s also
true that we can' t pretend to drag everyone into thinking like one,
expressing themselves like one and, maybe, a reasonable and a half formula would
be what you said your name, because my name is Melissa, ah or
say me Lisa, that' s it, you don' t have to
tell me because you as a woman or you as a lord or you as
you already tell me my name. I think it' s already said and
I don' t need to emphasize so much, that you' re giving
me a recognition that I expect from you and that hardly, by the way,
will satisfy my demand. No external recognition is given to us by any,
except, of course, in legal matters that we want because we do
want the State to recognize us in certain ways that grant us the same rights
and so on. But in the social rest, because what you seek as
recognition is not going to come from one another. And I said to myself,
as you tell me Look here, how much they don' t tell
us. Suddenly I get that pseudo psychologist that the other day on my show
I explained why time we can say pseudo to many people, even if we
feel like it, because if yes, they studied that, they are.
We can be good or bad, but we are then. But that'
s not why I' m already gonna feel like they' re doing something
to me. I understand it' s not the same. I understand the
struggle of the people who belong to these so- called minorities. I understand
that, but it seems to me that the heart of the situation is not
there and that raising a war flag against a writer who, because she has
always lived thinking in a way, will not improve anything. I don'
t think so Just look. I see it this way, I see it
this way. I absolutely agree with this fight for their rights, absolute respect,
absolute respect for their safety. No doubt that is unquestionable, totally unquestionable.
But I also see from this person who wanted to be recognized by J
k Rowling to be recognized by a character the size of J k Rowling,
so I have to force you, because you recognize me valid and what you
just said wrong is very true, I mean, what do you think,
because j cor Rowling is not going to do it, go find another famous
because she doesn' t want, she doesn' t want exa. That
' s exactly what I just told you earlier today. I mean, right
now, the poor woman is really being watched with magnifying glass, and I
don' t think she' s worth it either. No, I mean,
she may have her ideology, which we may or may not like,
but the fact that we' re already like this with a magnifying glass doesn
' t look. He said," Yeah," then said Twitter,
and I mean, that' s what he was going to do. I
' ll always defend that everyone will talk to you as they want then and
we' ll throw you away. But you talk, talk, you be
a pot, it' s okay. I Aquarian is good for me,
not because you want to be more of these potted ones. But if she
has another way of thinking and she' s from another generation, and look
this wasn' t inclusive language, here we weren' t talking about the
magical inclusive. J Carrollins referred to a boy who is already a girl as
a man. So this isn' t the all- inclusive getaway. It
' s another matter. Here we are talking about gender change, gender identity.
No, she doesn' t think that' s it. I really
get it. I understand, I don' t understand. What worries me
is that we have this woman as a scapegoat. And that' s why
I don' t want to misplace the talk to go to that if what
she did and it was okay, it wasn' t bad, but because
they already have her so watched that what she says is already being scanned.
Going through a ring to see him, look what he said. That'
s what' s wrong, I mean, having this suspicious attitude about a
person, a celebrity like her. She has her right, but I don
' t understand. And what hurts me and hurts me being part of a
minority, is that minorities instead and what I' m going to say will
leave me without friends, which is again. It' s instead of us
making alliances and sitting down to talk and we' re going to deletter,
we' re starting to do aggressive violence and banish people and nothing I'
m going to sue you and then she can' t think differently anymore,
because it really bothered me that it wasn' t Harry Potter' s celebration,
of course because then I had to go to her and it wasn'
t because she thought it was wise not to go. I mean. It
' s not possible that people can' t talk that much anymore because they
' re all hate speeches, because I' m going to tell them one
thing that' s going to make this happen. The lady has expressed an
opinion quite respectfully. Whether we like it or not is no danaa Paola telling
the lady what it is. I' ve never heard her say the trans
I already said sorry with her words. I' ve never heard her say
that, inciting hatred, doing things like the Hukotz clan, that is,
none of it. She' s given her opinion to me. What worries
me is that minorities and society so that we' re going well are watching
her, because we do that all the time. One person kills a dog
and it' s already the dog matador and then we' re already watching,
watching, watching, and the truth is that I think what' s
happening to her, far from helping the Community, is making us polarize more
and maybe. That' s why I bring, I know I' m
a unicorn and I bring a speech of colorful lights and the power of confession,
but now it doesn' t come out. But what worries me is
that she can' t be free, because at what point we won'
t be able to say anything or gays anymore. Then too, I mean,
we' re all going to end up breaking up and then this is
already going to be what it can. All right, you' re gonna
shut me up. No. No, no, no, it' s
very valid what you just said is very, very valid. It' s
totally true. You can' t go censoring all the people. Thank you
so much, Rebeca Lopez. I am and Ursula, I am Ursula.
Thank you. Yeah, you can' t censor all people with everything they
say. This is what I think happens. Well then, let Mrs j
k Rowling say whatever she wants, but then don' t listen to her
anymore, because you' ve been ignored, you' re not listening to
her anymore. Not sure, but yes, Basney Basnete, you came up
with an example, because I keep thinking that many of these things, I
tell you, come from unsurpassed archaic fantasies and that that' s why they
hypersensitize people about things that are not really as heavy as others that should be
cared for more carefully, with greater interest. Then I remembered it' s
a very, very silly thing. But more, what more does a nestality
want than a child, What more can you want in life than a child,
And when it is small and depends on you, everything, because you
would want to defend it from the world anyway. And yet, no.
First you have to investigate and listen and you can' t agree with her
all the time, because if you don' t not educate, but forms,
then I remember from my first school adventures with one of my children who
fought with a girl and got relaxed and it was the parents and I don
' t know what, but before that he had told me that the girl
made him have a fight and when we were leaving school, the girl was
sitting on the floor with her friends and she taught me and she told me
it' s her. So I went over to see the girl and I
said hi, you' re a little girl. I didn' t get
to tell him to see it is to tell me why to stay away from
your hair to see a girl and it was my son, my sun,
my, my good, not what I say to you and not me I
said hello, hey he tells me that you said such a thing and then,
of course, the girl tells me yes, because he told me to
the other. And then things became clear. Hey, I had arrived like
you in peace. Hey you, hey, you' re so cute.
Oh, what a tape Hey, it makes you look like your mom.
It' s not true. Not after what you think we did make friends,
the mom and I and the girl also became friends with the other and
right now they' re adults and everyone' s happy because we calm down,
don' t mean and what calm to see, why they happen,
why she said it no, and then she gives me her version. The
other one, the other one still tells me that there was in my house.
I have been taught that I should not be allowed to raise my voice
and I have no reason to support you and it is true, not anymore.
So I think there' s a situation here that' s kind of
true, that is, too much passion, too viscera to respond without thinking
exactly, exactly, passionately reactive, as Ephraim said, we' re reacting,
reacting to the sexuality of everything becomes a political gesture and that' s
what' s wrong. So we care what you think of someone who makes
whom and the bed wants, I mean, if she thinks that, well,
she' s in her right to believe that and also if the other
one I think is a woman, she' s in her right, I
think she' s a woman, then act, because she has every right
to one to tell her I see you as a name for the times.
I feel like a woman in such a way that we don' t live
are after life, life everyone has been as calm as ever. Well,
that' s the demand for jk Rowling. And that' s where we
' re going to see where you' ve just made your move And yesterday,
yesterday, we mentioned Gloria' s lawsuit against Chumel Torres for having used
one of her songs. It seems to me that it was everyone' s
look at me to make fun of Manuel Velasco, which I would also have
done with or without song, because he is a mocking character in any of
his forms. And so, then, for copyright. And for everything,
and then here we also said, because for copyright, I frankly hadn'
t seen what Chumel Torres had done. But then, since I see him
today, because Chumel Torre takes out, it' s a statement and he
says I' m not going to pay anything, I' m not going
to fuck. And point, what Chumel Torres did was take the music,
make a different composition, put on lyrics to make fun of Velasco. But
he didn' t monetize it, not neti Ok, not lu with Gloria
Trevi' s music. That' s different because when you take someone else
' s music to profit, yes, of course you' re committed,
you' re stealing, aspirating, you' re plagiarizing, but he doesn
' t record a record, He didn' t monetize his video. So,
you don' t have to pay absolutely anything, because there' s
no gain from that video, there' s no royalties from that video.
That' s what happens. Look, it' s very easy. I
mean it' s like we put Gloria Trevi' s music here to musicalize
this video, of course, they' re going to immediately put the weight
sign crossed out in red. You can' t monetize and the money can
claim tevy role and collect everything you earn from this video, take it to
her because it' s her music. But if we don' t monetize,
then no, now what she says no that' s why she knows
it, she says something like I' m not new at this. I
already know it. I mean, like saying, from the very beginning we
knew what we were doing, because besides, obviously, Chumel' s work
is by no means individual. It' s part of a team job you
' ve always had, and I imagine you' d know. However,
then that saying that appears to have won the lawsuit, the fine is of
such amount, for then it would be fallacious or what because where that quantification
of a fine for something that was not infringed then comes from. Melon asked
exactly, but I think she' s advised me on her lawsuit. Gloria
trevi and in this desire that Chumel towers already falls ill not because, in
fact, there is no monetization, for what you will demand, because it
is that already I tell them one thing the same thing that with jta the
fair of the quarrels. How they like to store people. Sorry, sorry,
mamefray in ephray so that we don' t continue in the empty loyal
forgiveness that is the one that advised us a long time ago. It says
lupita. Yeah, there' s profits, just like we' re talking
about digital assets. There are also subscribers, likes and sharers who have a
profit in branding and well, yes, you are absolutely right. Then,
then, there was going to be plaito. So if I demand to see
Ephrayn tell me, tell me, forgive me. But we really need to
be between demands and yelling at each other. I mean, seriously, the
world needs that is that really, I mean, the other ay not that
I don' t call myself that and the other no, that' s
my song that you really monetize that is, if we need that I don
' t understand. I don' t understand why, because you guys are
tall. I say good, if there wouldn' t be programs, but
why are they really taulous or me, and the truth is, Gloria with
all of them still. Now, sweetheart. A lot of people still don
' t believe you and if you keep having tantrums like Conchumel' s,
nothing more to attract attention, you' re not going to follow without wanting
to. Really, or be easy to forgive. Not that I' m
saying, Marbella says, that what they explained today is that they did it
within a program that does monetize, there' s no profile. But in
a program that sells and has sponsors, then there is bonding. Well then,
I think, that is to say by Chuma' s statement, he
claimed that he was not going to pay anything, because he knew because he
had not monetized. But for something they must have put, as Efrain said
to see, I think so. Maybe I do. Gloria' s lawyers
said yes. There' s cause for complaint. Not then if there was
going to be plaito like I don' t know the truth, I don
' t know how it' s going to be done. I really have
no idea how it' s going to be done, because it' s
not the first time someone' s ever taken music from something to do a
parody. We' ve seen it, I don' t remember now.
But if you guys should probably have in your memory someone else who' s
done that takes it. But you fight, for example, when a brand.
When a brand takes a song to make one, to change the lyrics
and make a bread commercial or whatever, it has to pay exactly. Of
course, music is sung. I mean, the music is his, but
the lyrics are also like you' re taking away half of my authorship.
Yes, of course, they pay and then they can make their commercials with
the music they chose and changing the lyrics about the product. But of course
that costs then I don' t know what maybe that' s why not
what they' re telling us. But what rain, what causes you so
much rina, what tells us here angel thousand and Ephraim I will tell you
that you are Gloria trevi Srigia andrade already there are boys warm, this is
serious. You throw against the show, he says that stuff. Well,
yeah, who knows maybe it does We' ll find out. Let'
s keep going. I think listening to more of this song because, because
Mira already turned out that, because probably, if there is any, some
way in which it is shown that he has generated a profit using that song,
to see to see answers this. Please, mel Maria le gringo,
doctor, you have to have your own win. It takes a while.
Thank you, you' re very kind, but I' ve had it
for two years. He' s here. Thank you, but where can
it be. It' s called that as it says here on my behalf,
just like Dr Amel and I make live broadcasts on Sundays at 7 p
m and there are all the shows recorded, because if you want to see
me, thank you very much. Ok Paola Bucaro made a joke about seeing
him and I didn' t read your Dana joke anymore, forgive me there.
I' m gonna go, I' m gonna go, well,
well, write it back here. What happens is Gloria brings Chumel to her
eyes, because she always makes fun of her. She once said she did
that joke. Let' s see Jorge Falcon and Father Ramon, too,
of course. But to see here, whether I have him or not,
then yes, there is a crime. If there is a matter of copyright,
then, it will have to proceed, they will have to negotiate and
maybe as it is, precisely does not like him, Gloria or vice versa,
Gloria doesn' t like Chumel, because I don' t think he
will negotiate much, no, we will already find out. But because he
has, he has you surely, a team that also advises him who also
supports him. And so for now, surely that is the answer you were
advised to give And you will see. Yeah, I' ll see you
later. These demands, like many, become so long, so eternal,
so tired that, because who knows not maybe later, even forgets us,
I don' t know. But there is a thin line between what is
the defense of the right to property in this case and the way you want
your creation to be exploited and the personal question, as we are being told
here that there is already a quarrel between them. I' m gonna rule
my jokes. I' m going to record my jokes, and you'
re there? Is he there? Is that it? Is he there?
Is he there? Is he? I didn' t double it as booty
and the other, as Dani doesn' t want to accept it. Yes,
very exactly. Yeah. Besides, I think she' s already got
Dana Paola, jos Dana or something like Dana, jus Dan I don'
t know how something like that got, but well Mira says pink Isella.
Here' s a lupita case. There' s a youtuber named Marcel Garcia
and his short named I' m thin, although my body doesn' t
prove it. It' s an opinion of an Isabeth languishing, because that
' s it, that' s a subject. The issue of perception is
not enough, I mean, sorry, no, but it' s okay.
If you want to feel that way, it' s okay, but
don' t want us to see you or perceive you that way. It
' s very difficult, because you' re going back crazy, I mean,
don' t deny me this. I can see it with a glass
of coke. It' s definitely coke. It is rich, then,
not on the assumption that it is not sometimes very strong when I consult,
nor almost never speak of consultations, but I tell fat people because, unfortunately,
the fat word has been prostituted and then now it is an offense.
But the fat word is not an offense, it is not descriptive and sometimes
we are fat, we are overweight, we are obese, there are criteria
and we have to start, for example, with the subject of the fat
word, which was what brought me to Lupita a year ago. It was
that, I mean, the word, because we use the big word to
offend when a person who' s fat and doesn' t say fat,
makes it less fat. Exanto, doesn' t that make you chubby?
Joke makes you a big point, but you know wine. You could tell
them goryies. But go hears nice fuck, because we misused the word,
i e, say fat. It wouldn' t have to be bad.
The point is that now we think that being fat is wrong and then that
' s right, it' s fatophobia, not that way. We have
to take this talk. I want to read this message whatever reads it.
It' s clear. Nobody throws, Ephraim, I agree. With you,
I' m a mother of a trans boy and I understand what you
' re trying to explain. Thank you for seeing that the channel isn'
t transphobic here, or not the absolute out there. But no nothing,
nothing to see, nothing to see And I tell you because suddenly we got
some messages that I say. The boys aren' t understanding yes, no.
It is not a question of transphobia or it is not a question of
the right of everyone to think, perceive and see what they want, that
is, each one to respect the individuality, the individuality of each of the
eight billion people that we inhabit this planet. Finally, here the question would
be, indeed one cannot say. Someone can be very sensitive and say no.
It does hurt me to be told in such a way when I am
showing myself from another what you want, which makes me a little noise is
also what. So much for a lawsuit, for a lawsuit, that is,
yes, it' s the part that goes far. Now daughter says
whatever she wants there. I could, maybe even do a statement or something
there in my sights. That' s good now and I would put ay
Mrs Jake Rolly, whom I admired so much, has disappointed me for her
lack of sensitivity to my identity, which I pointed out and refused to support
or say already. But as for the lawsuit, I don' t know
if the page that I use to talk, because you know what happens that
people aren' t going to say what they' re talking about, that
people who want to get on the train say they just do this kind of
communication to land the woman and become famous. And that' s what'
s wrong. That' s exactly it, but I did it already.
You know how you' d end up with jk Rowling. You could tell
him what. I don' t see Harry Potter as a magician I don
' t see him as a magician I don' t know how many books
were of this size I' m trying to tell you that a child was
a magician and that you told him, because I didn' t perceive him
as a magician. That' s a joke, but that was a joke.
But it' s time to say goodbye to all your conclusion, dear
Dr Abel, because they' re still coming to watch this program that they
' re looking to analyze. But they always ended things in peace, because
how peace is needed in this world, and especially today, with all these
notes, I think it is an imperative value to spread peace, absolutely dear,
Ephraim, saddens me a lot and we are in a dangerous area when
we can express our opinion freely. We have to question ourselves as a society,
what we' re doing wrong for all of us to get into a
boat and if a person doesn' t want to be in that boat,
we' re really mad at her. Watch out for that, that'
s all. Yes, follow me to my networks and I love them very
much because I' m here. There' s still my gay enemies to
talk to hear. We' ll have to learn, you know what'
s all about it. He' s going to listen, listen, not
ejiver, hear not hear what we want, hear from seeing what they'
re telling us, and understand and process and respect. But this has been
it. For today we leave Right now of history in history we are touched
with Aurora and Claudia and you know that at ten o' clock tonight broken
souls and of course, go to see Leonor in Carrington and go to see
Remedios Varo and go learn how to create your life. And let' s
get out of here by now, guys, let' s just lay our
little cortinilla. Now you do, now you do? Yeah? There,
I' m going, there, there, I' m going to this
now. You bet already. Please, come on. I' m not
sorry to take it away from everyone who' s here on the podcast.