Back to episode — Episode 2427 CWSA 03/28/24
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g to get into the who-did-what part. But there's a story that's bigger than the story. The story is about the people observing it. So there's a whole bunch of people observing a divorce in which the wife was not working and the husband had made a ton of money, especially recently. And they had to work out the financials because there's no prenup. And I guess it's not super friendly, or as friendly…
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Now I don't know if that's really a trend or a weird little blip statistically. But I will tell you this: if you're having any conversation on the topic of young women being punched in the face randomly because they walked down the city street, that's when you should reexamine your strategy for success.
And I'll say it again that the Democrat strategy for success focuses on victimization and fixing it. And that's a female strategy. Because if a man complains about the little things that are holding him back, he looks pathetic. And it's not exactly the way men were evolved. We were evolved to run into an obstacle and then die trying to get rid of it. Pound on it with our head, stab it with a knife, shoot it with a gun, do something. But you don't stop because you had a complaint. You know, it doesn't matter if you'v
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e got a sniffle or a limp or massive discrimination. You don't stop. You just keep going. Your terribly destructive worldview that victimization should be the primary motivator of everything — what would be, if you were designing the simulation, how would you wake up people? Well, I would have them being punched in the face on a regular basis. Which by the way I'm not in favor of, so don't want t…
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