Speaker 1: From workhast Connect and aj Benza fame. Uh. He'd liked
Speaker 1: to be walked on a leash and play really dirty,
Speaker 1: kinky sex games. He's the guy put the cock in
Speaker 1: the Peacock network. Okay, bitch, hey everybody, aj Benz is
Speaker 1: here with the famous it bitch. This is your daily
Speaker 1: Unfiltered podcast for February twenty fifth, twenty twenty sixth oh
Speaker 1: two five, two oh two six. As I always say,
Speaker 1: this month two is looking good toward the end of
Speaker 1: the month. A lot of live wild twos makes me
Speaker 1: happy to start shows off that feel I don't know
Speaker 1: what the word is, succinct or magically cemented by the numbers.
Speaker 1: Not really sure what I mean by that, but it
Speaker 1: just makes me feel better as opposed to a month
Speaker 1: with a nine inch and seven eh. I just boy,
Speaker 1: oh boy, got my energy back yesterday, just when I
Speaker 1: thought I was gonna have to go to the er
Speaker 1: and figure out what's rolling me yesterday, Well, I do,
Speaker 1: I have to admit. During the day, late morning I
Speaker 1: said to Rosalie, you know what, you have a percoset
Speaker 1: because I know that'll perk me up, and I didn't
Speaker 1: think it would perk me up the whole day, maybe
Speaker 1: a couple hours, and not for nothing. The whole day
Speaker 1: and night I felt great. I watched TV till eleven o'clock.
Speaker 1: Normally I'm trying to get myself to bed nine thirty,
Speaker 1: and I know I'm out of my funk. When I
Speaker 1: want cereal and eat cereal at one o'clock in the morning,
Speaker 1: that's the old me trying to bust through. So after this,
Speaker 1: they're gonna have a nice Italian tuna fish sandwich on
Speaker 1: some good Italian bread, which, believe it or not, is
Speaker 1: not easy to get in Chicago suburbs. I think that's ridiculous.
Speaker 1: It's almost impossible to get in Los Angeles. You buy
Speaker 1: one day, you buy it on Monday Tuesday it's rock hard.
Speaker 1: Or you buy a low that stays soft forever and
Speaker 1: it's not even bread. What is this shit? My sister
Speaker 1: bought a bagel about two weeks ago and she hasn't
Speaker 1: wrapped up in plastic by the toaster of it, it's
Speaker 1: still soft. There's something wrong, something wrong with fruit. Last
Speaker 1: two months in your fruit bowl without going back, I
Speaker 1: don't eat that shit. So yeah, I think I'm getting
Speaker 1: back to my old self. Bought a long journey. It's
Speaker 1: been losing a lot of actors lately. They're gone quick Man,
Speaker 1: James Vanderbeek, Eric Dane. Now, yesterday we lost Robert Chardine,
Speaker 1: the half brother of David Carodine and uncle TAMARTHA Plimpton,
Speaker 1: brother to Keith Chardine. It's a wild family, uh star
Speaker 1: those dumb Revenge the Nerds movies. I never liked that.
Speaker 1: I was never a nerd, so it never made sense
Speaker 1: to me wearing glasses with tape on him and looking
Speaker 1: through a whole was in his locker room to see
Speaker 1: girls in the showers. Maybe that was Porky's I forget.
Speaker 1: Those movies did not do anything for me. Never liked
Speaker 1: the guy either. I never liked Robert Carrodine, did nothing
Speaker 1: for me, and never watched Lizzie Maguire. Didn't care for
Speaker 1: the Revenge of the Nerds franchise. I'm sure he was
Speaker 1: a decent actor. The whole family's good. John Carrodine he
Speaker 1: did great, you know, but I found it as weird
Speaker 1: as most of the Carrodines. His brother Keith says he's
Speaker 1: proud of his brother's twenty year fight with being bipolar,
Speaker 1: which ultimately made him take his own life. And actually
Speaker 1: some years back, he was in the car with his
Speaker 1: wife and I believe two kids and suddenly went into
Speaker 1: oncoming traffic and hit a tractor trailer. No one got
Speaker 1: really seriously hurt, but it's pretty scary. And then years
Speaker 1: later he admitted to his wife that I did drive
Speaker 1: into oncoming traffic to kill us. All holy shit, good
Speaker 1: luck living with that guy. But it made me automatically
Speaker 1: think as eerie as that is. And I've had that
Speaker 1: same thought because a movie, a famous movie, put it
Speaker 1: in my head. I'm talking about Annie Hole. Oh, I
Speaker 1: love that movie. TCM is great this month because they're
Speaker 1: showing Oscar films every day till March thirteenth until the
Speaker 1: Academy Awards, So you've seen some great stuff. I saw
Speaker 1: Umberto Dee, this beautiful Italian film y Vittoria de Sica,
Speaker 1: which was panned as a bomb and then over the
Speaker 1: years became an Italian classic. So many good movies. The
Speaker 1: Bridge on the River Kwai I saw. I watched George C.
Speaker 1: Scott as General Patton. Hadn't seen that since my father
Speaker 1: took me to the theater to watch it. Georgie Scott
Speaker 1: was an animal in that movie. What a tough bastard
Speaker 1: he was. They don't make actors like that anymore. I
Speaker 1: just don't. But there's the scene in Annie Hall where
Speaker 1: Christopher Walking, of all people, plays Diane Keaton's brother Dwayne Hall.
Speaker 1: She's Annie Hale, and what he plays Alvi Singer, the
Speaker 1: guy who's after Annie Hale. And as he's walking in
Speaker 1: the house of his girlfriend, Chris Walkin calls him in
Speaker 1: his bedroom. He goes, Alvi, come in, this is my bedroom,
Speaker 1: and Woody Allen's like, yeah, pretty good, and Walking is
Speaker 1: just sitting there on the bed. Woody Allen takes a
Speaker 1: seat by the door and he goes, I tell you
Speaker 1: this because as an artist, I think you'll understand. Sometimes
Speaker 1: when I'm driving on the road at night, I see
Speaker 1: two headlights coming toward me fast, and I have the
Speaker 1: sudden impulse to turn the wheel quickly head on into
Speaker 1: the oncoming car, and I can anticipate the explosion, the
Speaker 1: sound of shattering glass, the flames rising out of the
Speaker 1: flowing gasoline. What are he? Allan's like, right, well, we
Speaker 1: have to go now, Chris. We do back on the
Speaker 1: planet Earth. Yeah, thank you. But when he actually did
Speaker 1: that scene the first time, when he was done what
Speaker 1: he Allen was staring at him, and Chris Walker said,
Speaker 1: do you want it to be stranger? I could make
Speaker 1: it more strange? And what he said, no, no, please,
Speaker 1: no more strange. That's the perfect amount of strange. But
Speaker 1: ever since that movie, I've had that stupid thought of
Speaker 1: doing the same thing. Not that I have a wood,
Speaker 1: but sometimes at night you're driving and I'm in that
Speaker 1: left flame with no divide, I'm like, give me the
Speaker 1: fuck out of here. Somebody else might have seen any hole,
Speaker 1: I'm thinking the same thing. All it takes is to
Speaker 1: lean over and grab something in your box or CD
Speaker 1: fell on the floor, whatever it is, and you crash.
Speaker 1: Very scary. Not a big fan of driving at night.
Speaker 1: Back then, I let the wife shrive. Eyes of a
Speaker 1: person twelve thirteen is younger. Always helps speaking to people
Speaker 1: that well, there are a few years younger than me.
Speaker 1: Jennifer Aniston and her boyfriend Jim Curtis were pictired in
Speaker 1: New York City at an apartment together, and realtor dot
Speaker 1: Com reported them at a luxury building on the Upper
Speaker 1: East Side of Manhattan, where several units are for sale
Speaker 1: to Park Avenue co Op, built in nineteen twenty five,
Speaker 1: sixteen stories, a doorman, a basketball court, wine cellars, and
Speaker 1: a concierge. People aren't sure why they're touring the building,
Speaker 1: but it looks like the fact that her boyfriend recently
Speaker 1: put up is one point five million dollar property in
Speaker 1: Low Manhattan up for sale that they're looking to grab
Speaker 1: a spot together. And one point five million in Manhattan
Speaker 1: must be a fucking shoe box either way. But this guy.
Speaker 1: The more he this guy talk, I didn't like him.
Speaker 1: From Jump Street I found I want to be a
Speaker 1: bullshit artist, flame flamman. I don't think Anathy can see that.
Speaker 1: If I had my druthers, I bet that when she
Speaker 1: goes out to dinner with Jason Bateman and all her
Speaker 1: other buddies, Jimmy Kimball, that they tell her. I'm not
Speaker 1: sure if there's jim Guy's for you. But he's talking
Speaker 1: about how he's a hypnotherapist, and he's talking about how
Speaker 1: they share a healthy dynamic when it comes to arguments,
Speaker 1: and he did admit that he and Aniston have little
Speaker 1: things that flare up once in a while, but they
Speaker 1: deal with those issues in a positive way. You shouldn't
Speaker 1: have anything flaring up you've been together for a year.
Speaker 1: This is the honeymoon phase. You should be doing nothing
Speaker 1: but fucking and laughing and having dinners out come on,
Speaker 1: he said. I spend a lot of time with my girlfriend.
Speaker 1: We spend a lot of time in the house together.
Speaker 1: Sometimes we can have like little things that flare up,
Speaker 1: and we have the opportunity to either be silent and
Speaker 1: be angry, or go leave the house, or think about
Speaker 1: it and meditate on how to change it. Or we
Speaker 1: can say, hey, look this is what happened. I'm sorry,
Speaker 1: and then do the repair. He did also explain that
Speaker 1: some steps need to be taken so that certain issues
Speaker 1: don't keep coming up. Jesus Christ, these are brand new people.
Speaker 1: She's a fucking big star. Can't you make this work? Idiot?
Speaker 1: He says, Well, once you make a repair and then
Speaker 1: it just happens five more times, no one trusts it.
Speaker 1: He think it's important for couples to pregame the rules.
Speaker 1: This guy is not the man you want to live with,
Speaker 1: he says. We're also screwed up, But unless we start
Speaker 1: to be really consciously proactive about that, then we're just
Speaker 1: going to be having all of our inner stuff come
Speaker 1: up all over the place and not know how to
Speaker 1: experience it together. The guy uses a lot of words
Speaker 1: that really don't sound good together. He's not that smart.
Speaker 1: I mean that we are so screwed up that unless
Speaker 1: we start to be really consciously proactive about that, then
Speaker 1: we're just going to be having all of our inner
Speaker 1: stuff come up all over the place and not know
Speaker 1: how to experience it. I think he's I think he's
Speaker 1: a schmuck. They've been to get us since last July
Speaker 1: when official and Instagram in November. If I'm in my fifties,
Speaker 1: I would never use the term Instagram official or even
Speaker 1: make it official. Fuck everybody. He was on the Today's
Speaker 1: Show promoting his book. Speaking to the Today's Show is
Speaker 1: not the one that Savannah Guthrie was on. I don't
Speaker 1: even know, Like I said, I don't keep track of
Speaker 1: her career. But she did up the reward to a
Speaker 1: million dollars today for missing dead mother. Good timing, there,
Speaker 1: said Ma, Savannah, good timing twenty four days into this
Speaker 1: the whole thing. Now you're calling up the money when
Speaker 1: your mother's dead in a shallow grave someplace in Nogalls. Stupidity.
Speaker 1: She's saying that the police department didn't want her offering
Speaker 1: money straight up front. I don't believe that at all.
Speaker 1: The guys wanted six million dollars in bitcoin. You got
Speaker 1: to show him some fucking cat. She can't leave a
Speaker 1: fifty one hundred thousand dollars two hundred thousand dollars dare.
Speaker 1: It's ridiculous, It's an insult, and her mother got to
Speaker 1: shift for it. So this guy's on the Today Show
Speaker 1: promoting his book, Book of Possibility, and he told people
Speaker 1: how their romance began. Not exciting. We were just introduced
Speaker 1: by friends. That's it. We found out we had mutual friends,
Speaker 1: and we started to just check let me shat it
Speaker 1: for a long time and became close. It took a
Speaker 1: long long time before things turned romantic. I'm sure she
Speaker 1: was probably on guard. This guy sounds like he was
Speaker 1: difficult to get close to. Doesn't sound like the kind
Speaker 1: of guy would be happy that he fell into Jennifer
Speaker 1: Aniston's life. She's not my type, but of course she's
Speaker 1: a beautiful, talented, big time actress. She's fifty seven years old.
Speaker 1: She looks great. He whisked her happy birthday on Instagram
Speaker 1: picture of them laughing. A black and white shot of
Speaker 1: them kissing Happy Birthday and my love. He captured the
Speaker 1: post a little low key dinner and a night in
Speaker 1: for her birthday. Okay, a night in, but they were
Speaker 1: called inseparable. I don't know. People say this is the
Speaker 1: most comfortable she's felt in a long time and it's
Speaker 1: still going well. I don't know. He seems like another
Speaker 1: jerk off who's not meant for her. I think her
Speaker 1: picker's broken. I mean, this guy's a fifty some more
Speaker 1: year old divorced dad who some people say is a deadbeat.
Speaker 1: He looks to be in his sixties. Never speaks with
Speaker 1: his ex or his kid. I don't know what you
Speaker 1: call his way of making money. I don't know how
Speaker 1: much money he earns. Can't be a lot. Says he's
Speaker 1: a hypnotherapist, love guru. He's got a deteriorating spinal cord condition,
Speaker 1: has to use a cane to walk sometimes, has a
Speaker 1: long history of erable bowel syndrome. Wow, you could pick him, Jen,
Speaker 1: what could go wrong? I wouldn't pick him because the
Speaker 1: ibs alone, deteriorating spinal court nibs. Oh, what a horrible
Speaker 1: way to live. Yet, when she was married to justin Thureau.
Speaker 1: She hated the idea of living in New York, and
Speaker 1: what now she's into it with that socialist Muslim mayor.
Speaker 1: I know it takes the right person to change your
Speaker 1: point of view, but she's gonna regret this move if
Speaker 1: she makes it. That the smart move would be, you know,
Speaker 1: buy my house near yours, like Simone de Bauvier and
Speaker 1: Paul Sarta did when they were married. But they had
Speaker 1: each each had their own homes. Now there's a lot
Speaker 1: of people have their own bedrooms, which I completely understand.
Speaker 1: I never thought I would, but I do. The older
Speaker 1: you get, you sleep a certain way, and you need sleep.
Speaker 1: It's important to you. And if you have someone that's
Speaker 1: on a different sleep patter than you are, it gets
Speaker 1: up very early hers insomnia, then life sucks. My Lola
Speaker 1: had still has terrible insomnia up till four five o'clock
Speaker 1: in the morning. Sometimes I can't be next to somebody
Speaker 1: in bed like that, so we started sleeping in the bed.
Speaker 1: She was in the couch, I was in the bedroom.
Speaker 1: And it stayed that way. The law, oh you do that.
Speaker 1: The harder it is to get back into the groove,
Speaker 1: you know, I mean, these too have powerful, professional social lives.
Speaker 1: But does he match her in any of those things.
Speaker 1: I just feel like she's so tired of not having
Speaker 1: a man around to help her celebrate her success. Because
Speaker 1: she's had a wonderful storybook life. It's hard to have
Speaker 1: had that and not have that special someone to speak
Speaker 1: to when your head HiT's to pillow. I understand that
Speaker 1: it's lonely. Some people call it freedom. There's not that
Speaker 1: much of a different difference between those two words. If
Speaker 1: you can stay up as lady as you want, wake
Speaker 1: up as lady as you want, is that freedom or
Speaker 1: is that just being lonely because no one's around you.
Speaker 1: I don't know. I doubt she's gonna stay with this guy.
Speaker 1: But what's most alarming to me is buying or even
Speaker 1: renting property in New York City. That's about the dumbest
Speaker 1: thing you can do right now with this young jeehattist
Speaker 1: mayor taking over. Maybe if you buy it and don't
Speaker 1: live there and let it just go up in money value.
Speaker 1: But this asshole mayor who made it legal for New
Speaker 1: Yorkers to become professional snow shovelers, you guys have heard
Speaker 1: this right in light of the second snowstorm, to hit
Speaker 1: New York City in less than two three weeks, Mam
Speaker 1: Donnie laid down a precedent for regular people to apply
Speaker 1: to be snow shovelers around their neighborhoods, being a good neighbor.
Speaker 1: And get this, for a stupid socialist liberal who's in
Speaker 1: favor of people not needing to show ID to vote,
Speaker 1: his snow shoveling endeavor requires people to have ID because
Speaker 1: clearing someone's car out of a five foot tall snow
Speaker 1: drift is much more important than voting for your president. Unbelievable.
Speaker 1: To sign up as an emergency snow shoveler for the
Speaker 1: New York Sanitation Department, New Yorkers are required to provide
Speaker 1: two original forms of ID, copies of those original ideas,
Speaker 1: a social Security card, and two small one by one
Speaker 1: and a half in square inch photos. That's what it
Speaker 1: gets to be paid, twenty eight twenty nine thirty bucks
Speaker 1: an hour. What people are doing is they're getting registered,
Speaker 1: getting their shovel and going home and not shoveling anything
Speaker 1: because there's no supervision, so more money fluck flying out
Speaker 1: the window. But really, New York is not a desirable
Speaker 1: place any longer. There are no more small hole in
Speaker 1: the wall restaurants or bars that made the city so precious.
Speaker 1: There are no more neighborhoods for young artists to move
Speaker 1: into and grow and cultivate a true talent for their
Speaker 1: respective arts. Everything's corporate. Now. You've got big Apple stores,
Speaker 1: of four fast food joints, office towers that are near
Speaker 1: empty because of COVID, not much nightlife at all. I
Speaker 1: hear nothing about nightlife. When I was there, it was
Speaker 1: like two hundred clubs. You could raise hell at prices
Speaker 1: of sky High and Mandana just decided, well, we got
Speaker 1: to go a nine point five tax increase for everybody.
Speaker 1: The very character of New York City is gone. It's
Speaker 1: no different than the Palisades being lit up in flames.
Speaker 1: And that was a fire that eliminated the Palisades. New
Speaker 1: York wasn't a fire. It was a slow and steady decline.
Speaker 1: The entire city ought to be found on the back
Speaker 1: of a milk cart and reported missing. Because most building
Speaker 1: owners are selling their properties and moving to Red States.
Speaker 1: They know the mayor doesn't know shit, so they're leaving
Speaker 1: the city. They're not moving there. It's sad man. When
Speaker 1: I left New York and then watched from la at
Speaker 1: how many wonderful, magical restaurants and bars and little joints
Speaker 1: went belly up every other week. Just to name a few,
Speaker 1: The Great Jones Cafe, the Great Great Jones Eat his
Speaker 1: tiny street in the village. You gotta see it to
Speaker 1: believe it. It was a bright orange exterior. It had
Speaker 1: a bust of Elvis from his Vegas era leaning through
Speaker 1: the window. It was a big landmark, and it employed
Speaker 1: a lot of artists and musicians. It opened in nineteen
Speaker 1: eighty three. The menu was a drinker's dream. It was
Speaker 1: an American bar standards plus a dose of Cajun Creole fu,
Speaker 1: which is always hard to find in New York City.
Speaker 1: There was Jingfong O, Chinatown's dim sum restaurant for over
Speaker 1: twenty years. Jimfong seated eight hundred people. You have to
Speaker 1: take an escalator up from the street level in the
Speaker 1: old style. The dumplings were pushed around the room and
Speaker 1: dining carts. Shrimp hargoo so good. The Pearl Oyster Bar
Speaker 1: in the village opened in ninety seven just as I
Speaker 1: was leaving, and I kept going back. I visit Small Seafood.
Speaker 1: The Small Seafood scale restaurant, local seafood. I used to
Speaker 1: go to El Faro all the time. The oldest Spanish
Speaker 1: restaurant in New York City's history was one block away
Speaker 1: from me. I ate there once a week, always stopped
Speaker 1: at the bar for some saying gria. I remember seeing
Speaker 1: it on the Regis Philman show one morning when I
Speaker 1: was first married to my first wife, and I said,
Speaker 1: we should go there with your parents, make a date,
Speaker 1: made a date. The marriage wasn't really great at that point,
Speaker 1: and this trip to New York and specifically Tell Faro
Speaker 1: cemented my brain that I knew I had to leave
Speaker 1: Long Island and the marriage and sell my house and
Speaker 1: not only live in New York City, but live in
Speaker 1: that neighborhood on that block. How the hell did I
Speaker 1: have the bulls to want all those things and write
Speaker 1: for the newspaper. And sure enough we get there and
Speaker 1: we park on the side street. There's El Faro, a
Speaker 1: little joint. You take three steps down in the restaurant.
Speaker 1: There was a bar in the left and the restaurant
Speaker 1: was three more steps down. The meals came out in
Speaker 1: these old pewter metal pots and pans that had dentsen them.
Speaker 1: For years of service. The shrimp by heel h should
Speaker 1: eat so, fried, should eat so and and like red
Speaker 1: sweetened olive oil, just amazing shit. Red sand Gria, white
Speaker 1: sand Gria. So we got out of the car, we
Speaker 1: have a mea. But before we get into the restaurant,
Speaker 1: a very pretty woman and I'm looking at the street
Speaker 1: street level in grantwitche Villaws. You can see in people's windows.
Speaker 1: I'm seeing people's bedrooms, I'm seeing TVs on the wall,
Speaker 1: I'm seeing money, I'm seeing people living well. And I'm like, god, damn,
Speaker 1: I know I got a house on Long Island, but
Speaker 1: I want this. And just then a really beautiful woman
Speaker 1: walks past us on the street. She had thigh highs
Speaker 1: on with with the up the back was a you know,
Speaker 1: not a slit. It was a can't think of the word,
Speaker 1: you know, sewing up the bat little straight line behind
Speaker 1: her thigh highs was this beautiful stitch. And she looked
Speaker 1: back and smiled at me a little bit like because
Speaker 1: you know, we were all looking at her, and I
Speaker 1: just said, I gotta get here. A year and a
Speaker 1: half later, I lived, I left my house, sold the house,
Speaker 1: got a divorce, moved to New York City and moved
Speaker 1: one block away from Alfaro. Then there was gem Spot
Speaker 1: used to buy egg creams and bamboo rolling papers way
Speaker 1: back in the seventies late seventies. Monkey. But there's so
Speaker 1: many places like get the Bagelace Deep Breakfast at almost
Speaker 1: every morning. Old lady waitresses who talk in diner talk.
Speaker 1: If you wanted ride toast and sunnyside up eggs, they'd
Speaker 1: say whiskey down, you know, whiskey down meaning rye toast
Speaker 1: pushed down. They had that jargon, that old diner dragon
Speaker 1: that I loved, love, love, love, but not everything is
Speaker 1: good stuff, Not every store fun. Some things I've told
Speaker 1: you about Carrie Wait and I hate to say I
Speaker 1: was right about this, but when we began this podcast,
Speaker 1: I was very up and at him about trans people
Speaker 1: and mainly pedophiles wanting to be accepted. And I always
Speaker 1: said that alphabet army LGBTQ was going to get the
Speaker 1: P in that alphabet one day. Well now comes word
Speaker 1: as a trans identified male and radical queer activist who
Speaker 1: lives in Seattle, has been publicly advocating for pedophilic relationships
Speaker 1: with kids, while also organizing in person events for anyone
Speaker 1: under the clear Rainbow. This person's name is Ali Kotetsu
Speaker 1: describes himself as a non binary, transgender woman who was
Speaker 1: trans raced Japanese. So completely normal, it's campaigning online and
Speaker 1: in public through an effort he calls Beyond the Plus,
Speaker 1: which advocates for the rights of people who are romantically
Speaker 1: are sexually attracted to beings who are below the age
Speaker 1: of eighteen. He of course, describes minor attraction as an
Speaker 1: orientation and talks refers to individuals with the sexual interest
Speaker 1: in children as maps, otherwise known as minor attracted people.
Speaker 1: Maps are some of the world's most marginalized being, this
Speaker 1: asshole says. The site also goes on to describe age
Speaker 1: based attractions as being innate and similar to heterosexuality or homosexuality.
Speaker 1: Quote a number of maps, usually ones who are intersexual
Speaker 1: with other queer identities, do not always consider age based
Speaker 1: attractions to be another less recognized type of orientation. What
Speaker 1: the fuck is she talking about? I say she because
Speaker 1: it's clearly a woman when you see the picture. Importantly,
Speaker 1: this only refers to attractions without implying harmful, low or
Speaker 1: legal actions. Most maps are lawbody and don't want to
Speaker 1: harm anyone any more than non maps to bullshit you
Speaker 1: want to fuck little kids. Due to intense social stigma,
Speaker 1: which is warranted that comes from me. The overwhelming majority
Speaker 1: of these maps remain closeted and are never known to
Speaker 1: be maps unless involuntarily outed. This lack of visibility is
Speaker 1: what allows harmful misconceptions and stereotypes to persist. No seeing
Speaker 1: you allows for not harmful miskit, just conceptions of who
Speaker 1: the fuck you, assholes are. Terms of service or rules
Speaker 1: that members are expected to follow state that discrimination against age,
Speaker 1: attraction and species attraction are forbidden. Members must make all
Speaker 1: reasonable efforts to respect the personally identifying characteristics of other members,
Speaker 1: including but not limited too, sexual orientation, gender attraction, age attraction,
Speaker 1: and species attraction identity, including but not limited to gender.
Speaker 1: I mean it goes on and fucking on. It also
Speaker 1: recognizes a disturbing holiday which these assholes and the online
Speaker 1: pedophile community invented called Alice Day. It's a pro pedophile
Speaker 1: space on April twenty fifth every year. Last year's members
Speaker 1: organized the picnic to celebrate girl Love Makes Me Sick,
Speaker 1: Makes me sick? This is going on. Members of the
Speaker 1: organization are instructed to keep their additional group meetums under
Speaker 1: wraps and are as given the exact time and plays
Speaker 1: his subject to harassment by some people. This fucking guy
Speaker 1: Kotetsku or woman, operated a table at cal Anderson Park
Speaker 1: where he distributes pamphlets several times a month. The park
Speaker 1: was reamed renamed in two thousand and three after Washington's
Speaker 1: first openly gay state legislator, and is now described as
Speaker 1: the heart of Capitol Hill, Seattle's historic LGBTQ I a neighborhood.
Speaker 1: I can't take it. Kotesku describes himself as a radical
Speaker 1: core activist who aims to normalize all paraphilias or sexual fetishist.
Speaker 1: While promoting B plus At calamus In Park, Kotesco offers
Speaker 1: interested parties buttons that he has designed himself. The buttons
Speaker 1: to pick symbols which represent various paraphilias, among them pedophilia, necrophilia,
Speaker 1: and sado masochism. So fucking dead people's cold too. Can't
Speaker 1: take it. When a younger person consents to a relationship
Speaker 1: and doesn't regret it, anti cs get upset, ANTI sees
Speaker 1: and when a younger person consents to a relationship and
Speaker 1: does regret it, proceeds get upset. The simple truth is
Speaker 1: that some people are and aren't ready for relationships at
Speaker 1: different points in their lives. The best thing we can
Speaker 1: do is give young people resources, outlets, and spaces to
Speaker 1: figure themselves out. Youth lib is essential, unbelievable wants to
Speaker 1: abolish age based laws. When I was seventeen, not even
Speaker 1: a kid, my dad told me I couldn't present how
Speaker 1: I wanted, and that when I was an adult I could.
Speaker 1: It was at that moment I realized just how imaginary
Speaker 1: the number eighteen really is. My ultimate goal for youth
Speaker 1: Lib would be an abolishment of age of majority as
Speaker 1: well as other age based laws. Said fuck, who even
Speaker 1: knows what these saying On several of the websites, this
Speaker 1: Kotescu idiot says, I'm a non exclusive pedophile with an
Speaker 1: AOA age of attraction of eight or higher for girls
Speaker 1: and sixteen are higher for men. I identify with the
Speaker 1: labels map yapp girl, lover, child, lover, pedophile, hebe file.
Speaker 1: I don't know what to do anymore. I mean, these
Speaker 1: people are running around, they're just around our kids, and
Speaker 1: there's some other shit that's going on online that is
Speaker 1: very dangerous that people like this run. They're speaking of
Speaker 1: kids through the game. The game consoles this this all
Speaker 1: sorts of dozens of pages dedicated to pedophilia, boy love,
Speaker 1: girl love, incest map, automap map, necro incestual and on
Speaker 1: the listed and the staff, including Kotesco. We've got the
Speaker 1: president and that Ordelia is secretary, aspen Rose is the treasurer,
Speaker 1: and Violet Rose is the lead journalist. Why do I
Speaker 1: feel there, old men? Violet Rose uses the pronoun she,
Speaker 1: and it good. I'll just call her shit. Has made
Speaker 1: several disturbing posts advocating for the sexual abuse of minders.
Speaker 1: If you're a parent and your child isn't explicively asexual,
Speaker 1: you haven't brought them a vibrator yet, I'm judging you.
Speaker 1: Can you get a vibrator. If they can't get to
Speaker 1: sleep on time for waking up for fifth grade, just
Speaker 1: get them a rabbit, little rabbit. You can control it
Speaker 1: from your room. Unbelievable. Anyone who thinks pado sadism is
Speaker 1: inherently harmful when acted upon has apparently forgotten the consentual
Speaker 1: BDSM exists. Anyone who thinks hurt core is a uniquely
Speaker 1: special degree of ontecological evil. Has apparently forgotten that there
Speaker 1: are videos of torture and murder, let alone lifelong trauma
Speaker 1: being inflicted all over the internet, including on YouTube. Stop
Speaker 1: being agist these sick people. She has a publication release
Speaker 1: called before You at It's a quarterly review sheet. These
Speaker 1: people are so dangerous, very dangerous. The purpose of the
Speaker 1: organization was to normalize pedophilia, where the National Association of
Speaker 1: Man Boy Love NAMBLA failed to do so. Yeah, they
Speaker 1: gave it the old college try, but even I knew
Speaker 1: that phrase Man Boy Love wasn't going to be a
Speaker 1: winner with most people. The co founder and chairman his
Speaker 1: named Russell A. Dick. Come on, this is like a
Speaker 1: porn name. Russell the Dick, licensed social worker, thirty eight
Speaker 1: years of experience working with people who are attracted to miners?
Speaker 1: Did you fix any? Did you beat the shit out
Speaker 1: of any? Sick of this shit? You know, my kids
Speaker 1: are up and out when it comes to being pulled
Speaker 1: a certain way in this world, Thank goodness. But some
Speaker 1: of you out there have children honestly, don't stand a chance.
Speaker 1: Don't stand a chance. You gotta watch over their shoulder.
Speaker 1: You gotta inspect that closet. You gotta look at their notebooks.
Speaker 1: I don't give a shit how guilty it makes you feel.
Speaker 1: You're gonna save a life. You could save a life.
Speaker 1: So get busy being nosy. You're allowed to. You're a parent.
Speaker 1: It's one of our biggest jobs. Get involved, thankfully. I'm
Speaker 1: pasted it. I'm aj Benz and I was your daily
Speaker 1: Unfiltered podcast for February twenty fifth, twenty twenty six. Talk
Speaker 1: to use tomorrow