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Welcome back to Slightly Offensive with your favorite gay black woman.
Today we have some interesting stories on the table.
Number one, the homeless people are dumping their diarrhea on the heads of citizens, and citizens and the homeless are fighting each other on the streets of Los Angeles.
It's crazy.
We're also going to talk about how Caitlin Bennett or the Kent State gun girl got canceled by Yaff and Michael Knowles and what are we doing about it, as well as something absolutely crazy.
You wouldn't believe this.
Vegans are doing insane stuff and they're actually suing Burger King of all places.
that and a much more coming up all right today we have two wonderful guests today we We have Jamie, your last name is Joseph.
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I'm warning you for if you're a young child or if you're just a normal person who lives in a civilized world, this may be graphic.
unidentified
Very disgusting.
A homeless man dumped a bucket of stuff on your head.
A bucket of his diarrhea.
I didn't want it to be in my mouth, but it was running down my eyes.
For over a year, the NBC 4I team has been tracking crimes where the suspects are homeless.
Tonight we have learned those incidents are skyrocketing.
Investigative reporter Joel Grover reports on the growing threat linked to the untreated mental illness and drug addiction on LA's streets of shame.
Keep your eye on the woman walking out of this apartment building.
A homeless man approaches and suddenly smacks her in the head.
There are now thousands of crimes a year like this one in which the suspects are homeless and in many cases suffering from mental illness or substance abuse.
It's so traumatic.
Heidi Van Tassel was walking to her car near Hollywood's Walk of Fame when, according to police and court records, a transient with schizophrenia and psychotic disorders dumped feces all over her.
A bucket of his diarrhea.
It was liquid, hot liquid.
I was soaked and I couldn't see it was coming off of my eyelashes into my eyes.
Paramedics rushed her to the hospital and she now needs to be tested for infectious diseases every three months.
Yeah, here's what's really crazy is they were saying that nobody who lives in these situations, meaning just normal situations in LA, nobody who lives here can really be healthy.
So by the way, this whole idea of the homeless attacking people is becoming such a big problem that a recent article from the LA Times came out.
This is a title, by the way.
This is not from a third world country.
It's called Firecrackers, Moltov Cocktails, Fire Attacks Have Shaken LA's homeless community.
And it says that the acts have involved homeless on homeless violence, as well as targeted attacks from outsiders, leaving some activists concerned that frustration with the city's growing homeless population has reached a violent tipping point.
There were 2,500 fires involving the homeless community throughout Los Angeles.
Okay, I'm sorry.
unidentified
I keep laughing at this stuff because it's like, you can't believe it, right?
It's like you don't see the government doing anything.
Don't you, like, you know what I'm saying?
Like, people are attacking these people.
They're lighting their encampments on fire.
They're throwing, like, I think early in the article, it talks about a homeless man woke up because someone threw a firecracker and blew up his tent or whatever.
It's like the people are seeing the government is not taking care of these people.
The homeless people are attacking us.
And so people are just starting to, like, they're going to, I think they're going to just like start killing people.
Like, I think there's probably a serial killer out on the streets of LA murdering hundreds of these people.
Because there's another article from USA Today that says, as homeless are suffering, risk of hepatitis, typhus, and other diseases growing.
And I read you, this is really remarkable.
This is the Center for Disease Control and Prevention said Americans with typhoid fever are usually infected abroad.
Like probably places like Trinidad and stuff.
But in Los Angeles.
This is what you always see in America.
It's like, here's the state of America, but in LA.
There's always a butt when it comes to Los Angeles.
A police department employee assigned to the city's traditional homeless epicenter as the place of infection of bacteria in downtown LA, the head of business improvement district sobbed.
So the department, the head of the business department, a government official, was crying in this interview as she talked about the issue and government inaction.
She said, it's a disgrace.
We are not doing anything to alleviate a human tragedy, said Estella Lopez, executive director of the Central City East Association, which hires cleanup crews.
Every day she said the challenges stack up.
It is trash.
It is rats.
It is unchecked garbage.
People using buckets for bathrooms.
It's a threat to public health.
She said her crews pick up five to seven tons of waste a day in the city and they don't even scratch the surface.
But yeah, but you have to, like, I feel like the gray line with that is that people go, well, then you can start like kind of the red flag laws, like locking people up who shouldn't be there.
But I think there should just be like a warning system.
Like, hey, if you, like, it's not like, it's not like, hey, if you're like yelling at the sky.
It's like, if you light chairs on fire again in a restaurant.
You know, when liberals freak out about everything?
You know, we're going to get into that.
And then we're also going to get into canceled as well with Caitlin Bennett.
These are going to be a really good segment.
So let's jump first into Caitlin Bennett on this series of Canceled, where we're going to look at people who have been canceled, shut down, and silenced on the left and the right.
This is going to be really, really awesome.
And I got to talk about this.
This is controversial.
So Caitlin Bennett, of course, is somebody who was kicked out of Turning Point USA, a nonprofit conservative group, for basically putting up a no-safe space event where they wore diapers.
Were you familiar with that one?
Do you remember that?
Where they put on diapers on college campus?
And they wore diapers and pretended to be liberals and they just got kicked out kind of for wearing diapers.
Originally, Charlie was in support or something, and then there was some drama, and then they got kicked out.
But I know that because of that, there's always been a little bit of rift between Caitlin and Turning Point for a variety of reasons.
People have these kind of rifts.
So what happens basically is Michelle Malkin, who was a network speaker for YAF.
She's also a previous employee of CR-TV.
She was fired for not disavowing Nicholas J. Fuentes.
And basically, people are, they were saying, you know, since you won't disavow him, you're fired because of her speech.
So then Caitlin Bennett goes to Michael Knowles' speech, who's currently one of the speakers for YAF, another nonprofit, and tries to ask him if he'll stand up for her getting fired and this happens.
think that's true yeah what are what are the cops gonna do I'm in a public building, a public campus, just trying to ask some questions.
There again, conservatives trying to use the state to come in and silence people they don't like.
There they go.
This is conservative ink.
These are the people who are telling you what to think, what you must believe in, what you can't speak out in support of.
You must disavow certain things.
This is who they are.
They run to the police when you want to call them out on something.
We're waiting for Michael Knowles.
We want to ask him if he'll stand up for Michelle Malkin, his colleague at YAF, who got left out to dry because she refused to disavow people that Conservative Inc. wanted her to disavow.
She said, I'm not going to do it.
You can't tell me what to do.
I don't see really anything that these people should be disavowed.
She was trying to get in to ask Michael Knowles the simple question or to get in to ask them questions of why if they would disavow her getting fired for that.
And basically they ended up just kind of like they were giving like hand signals and stuff like that.
I looked in for comment and like saying don't talk to Caitlin Bennett, who, by the way, has nothing to do with this America First movement or Conservative Inc.
She does her own, she does her own thing.
She's not even directly involved in any of this infighting kind of stuff, but she just does what she always does.
She just confronts people and tries to ask them.
They acted really scared.
It was very awkward.
They were like inching away towards like the police officers.
No matter where you stand on this, that's what I'm saying.
I mean, they definitely were keeping her out.
And I'm just saying, is she justified in trying to ask this question?
Were they justified?
What do you think about the situation?
unidentified
Yeah, I think she's justified to go into an event and ask a public figure a question.
Like, I don't see a reason why they were trying to keep her out.
But do you feel like, do you feel like, because the point is, the arguments that's being made is that people are like gatekeeping anybody who doesn't follow the mainstream conservative ideology.
Like they're basically like militantly keeping and blocking people from being a part of the conversation.
That's kind of what I think she's trying to convey.
It's like because she doesn't fall in line with directly what this group, which I don't know, who the hell came up with Conservative Inc.?
So I'm going to look at it with like the gay baker cake thing and be like, if Yaff doesn't want to let her in, fine.
She's not allowed in.
Now she can go make a viral video, put it on the internet, show it to a million people, and the people watching can be like, ooh, I'm not that happy with Yaff, or ooh, Yaff did a great thing.
And then they can kind of like figure it out that way.
I'm cool with this, how this played out.
If there want to be gatekeepers that establish themselves within the movement that are going to start gatekeeping, then it's like you're going to have like these Groyper Wars.
You're going to have people exposing it.
So it's like it kind of holds these people accountable.
So for as much as it is kind of unfortunate to see the infighting, it is almost like making us leaner for the fight, which is 2020, is how I'm seeing it.
It's like preseason football.
You fight with your own team.
Everyone gets better.
Everyone gets in really good shape.
And then the season happens and you're all one team going forward.
So I think that's kind of what's happening now.
I don't see it going too far in a radical direction.
And then what's funny is when they actually ask you what your real views are on all this infighting and stuff, and I share my real views, and then one group says, oh, you're too controversial.
It's like the conservative Inc. tell me, people tell me, like, sometimes they blacklist me from things.
So they go, you're too fringy.
And the fringe people go, oh, you're conservative ink.
And it's like, maybe I'm just me.
Maybe I've never changed.
Maybe I don't support Israel because Glenn Beck paid me to do it.
Maybe I just believe in the state of Israel.
People go, you're a shill.
Here you go, shilling for Israel.
You're like, dude, I've always had these same views.
It's like, why would you get hired at a barber if you didn't know how to cut hair?
Why would you get hired in an organization that is pro-Israel probably if you were against Israel?
They didn't tell me to believe what I believe.
I probably fit in with a certain organization because I held similar views.
But then it's like, oh, so you're just another stock and you just fall in line with everything they believe.
It's like, no, probably the most pro-Trump person, one of the more pro-Trump people at the Blaze.
I've been since day one.
I've been always against people who make, I mean, you know, who took them lightly.
They're never Trumpers.
And it's like, why can't you just accept that there's no distinct lines?
Like, you're a conservative Inc. or you're this Groiper person.
Like, why don't you just let people be free thinkers?
unidentified
Right.
And I'm totally for like having a discussion and everything, but you shouldn't be like forced to speak to somebody if you don't want to speak to them, right?
So like a lot of people in the Groiper movement are like, oh, answer these questions, answer these questions.
Charlie Kirk doesn't answer these questions.
And it's like, well, he doesn't like have to if he doesn't want to.
You know, like he might be doing a bad job like for his own PR, but like he's not forced to do anything.
And that they'll talk to, like Mike Cernovich put up a good thing.
You might have a comment on this.
He was saying, like, basically, like Dan Crenshaw and these people will sit down with like abortionists and like really people that are far left, you know, people that are like black nationalists, people that are looking, you know, they're against white people, like anti-white racists, but like you won't sit down with anyone on like that you consider, even if you, even if they are bad people.
Let's just give the benefit of the doubt.
Let's say either team is completely right about each other when we're talking to them and conservative ink's evil or the groupers are evil, whatever.
You talk to them.
It's like the idea is so are people who kill babies.
But I'll sit down and talk to an abortionist doctor and I'm not really like, I don't get what the threat is of talking to people and actually answering them.
And someone doesn't believe in abortion or does, that's where we have to have the argument.
Like, why do I not agree that abortion is a good idea?
And I have to sit down and kind of explain myself.
And a lot of people won't agree.
They'll get mad at me.
They'll say I'm against women and everything.
But I'm willing to take that to have the conversation.
But I think that what Mike was pointing out is like, it's just disingenuous a little bit.
He doesn't even like Nick Fuentes.
He even wrote on his tweet, like, I think he's too offensive, too out there.
I'm not, don't think he's like, I don't agree with where he goes.
I don't think his followers are great.
But he's still saying, but like the fact that you will go out of your way to talk to all these other people you disagree with, and then you won't talk to a certain group of people you disagree with.
They just think it's disingenuous.
unidentified
And I, I don't know, yeah, I definitely can see both sides.
So it's like, yeah, it's like the best ideas are supposed to win.
And it's like, well, if, I don't know, Turning Pointer Charlie Kirk doesn't want to be labeled like, oh, you're entertaining these white nationalists-labeled conservatives.
And it's like, I could see how that might get messy, but I still think that they should, he should at least sit down or, you know, just hammer it out that way.
Well, and I think this is where I brought up to someone that was really interesting about this: there's this complaint about gatekeepers, which is a real issue always.
But you brought up earlier, like, gatekeeping is not clearly as big of a deal as it was before the age of the internet.
Like, Nick's a good example.
Like, he had these ideas, he wanted to get big, and now he's suddenly growing and getting his audience.
And it's like, there's no, nobody can stop him from getting the Twitter followers unless he literally got deleted.
But like, nobody can literally tell Twitter, don't let people follow him.
He's growing in this following because that's kind of the freedom of the internet.
You can draw people, even if you get kicked off platforms, you can make your own websites and stuff.
You can draw people to you.
And Ben Shapiro can't make him not get followers.
Like, it's like, it's not like the TV days where there's only a couple networks.
That's why I just think it's really weird too, because somebody said, okay, cool.
Well, what about with the gatekeepers?
Are they bad?
And I said, dude, I made a video my last podcast and I don't care.
Fine.
People had their comments against it.
But there was like thousands of comments on there that were basically just like homophobic pejoratives.
Just like, you know, I mean, it wasn't like a lot of like good answers.
It was just like angry people who were really mean spirited.
And that's what I told him.
I said, if you want to call out the conservative Inc. people for gatekeeping, fine.
But then you've got to answer the fact that why would I want you guys to be in charge if what you guys do is just get together and grope and attack people?
If you were in power, it looks like you would be just as aggressive and bad too.
So it's like, you want me to choose a side of who I want in power?
I don't want gatekeepers on any side in power.
And I don't want people who are using aggression.
And it's all negativity.
It's just tearing people down.
Like Dave Rubin said, he goes, I'm not going to talk to people who all they do is just say terrible things about me and cut me down.
Yeah, every time I'm introduced into that world or mentioned or involved in a tweet or an Instagram, whenever I get comments from the Groiper crew, it's always like, Israel shill, flaggers is a Jew.
And I'm just like, what?
Like, what the beard?
Yeah, I look Jewish, but I was like, what are you guys talking about?
And it's all just this horrible stuff.
And it's like, why would I want to dig deeper on your side?
I'm not saying I'm choosing to be ignorant.
I think he brought up some fair points.
And Charlie did adjust his views on immigration and come out with that publicly.
I think there was some good stuff that was done.
then all like the Israel, you're a Jew, shill, all this stuff.
It's like, ah, you guys got to work on like the branding and the marketing side.
Well, yeah, it's like too, there's like too many toxic people mixed in.
And that's what, that's what I would say is ultimately is that that to me is my biggest frustration with this is it's not like it's not like Nick gets all his ideas wrong.
Like when he talks about certain things, you can't throw the baby out with the bathwater technically because it's like no one, no one person gets every idea wrong, right?
Even people who hate Trump, there's like, it's like, well, Trump, there are some good things that you can admit Trump did.
But the thing is, is that there's just these people that are going in.
It's like, I'm not holding him accountable, by the way, for the people that follow him because I can't do that to people who can't say, well, these people follow you.
But like also, too, if like anytime someone doesn't give you 100% of what you want or doesn't agree with you, you get the whole point of it is you get groiped.
They come after you and just destroy you.
It's like, well, that's not a positive movement.
Like I don't, I don't want to be with a bunch of negative people.
I don't like that.
Like that's not my style.
Like I'm more of a relaxed dude.
And if that's what being a real conservative is, I've never even claimed to be like.
And this whole situation too, it's like there is room for criticism.
There is room to call out the yafts or the turning points or whatever and make your point heard.
We live in a world of ultra transparency on the internet.
Everyone can put a video out that can go viral.
So if you have a good idea, people will see it.
And that's kind of what happened here.
But at a certain point, it's like back to like the football analogy.
It's like you don't hit your own teammate in a way that you know would injure them.
You just like pull off and not do it.
So it's like there is a point where, yeah, be criticizing, go hard, make a point.
But then if you cross that line where it's like, it's actually personal and you just want to burn Charlie Kirk down and Turning Point USA down, then you're ruining it for a lot of people.
And like, yeah, you may not agree with Turning Point and everything, but I think Turning Point is a net positive.
Like where was conservative student outreach five years ago?
None.
Now there's hundreds of thousands of members.
These kids are excited about it.
It's easy to get like a community and start building like grassroots stuff.
And that's like such an important thing right now.
And to burn it down because maybe you have like a personal vendetta or personal hate against the guy, I think that would be short-sighted.
And I don't know.
I'm interested to see how it plays out, but it is, you know, getting into some murky waters.
unidentified
Yeah, the tactics are very like far left that they're doing.
Like, that's what I'm saying about the idea of like, well, which side are you in?
It's like, dude, yes, if somebody's just calling you a white supremacist and an anti-Semite without evidence or taking it a context, sure, I'll say that's wrong too.
But then also you just saying like, well, you got to take these people down with like, well, who's in it?
Like, who are you taking down?
A person?
The organization?
All of us?
And it's like, it's like, also, remember, this politics has a spectrum of ideas.
And we don't all feel the exact same way.
But like, one thing I think is interesting, someone's like, conservative ink is the ultimate enemy.
We've got to take them down.
And I go, you're mad about their views on immigration.
So somebody who you think is going to let too many people in on immigrants is your issue when the left's idea is open borders.
I told one of the Groipers that I was at UCLA and I met like one of the Grouper's nice guy.
He was a fan of my show.
He was cool.
He wasn't mad at me for anything.
But he was like talking about how mad he is with Trump.
It's not enough wall built.
And I was like, all right, dude, vote for Elizabeth Warren.
Sorry.
There's your other option.
Don't vote for Trump.
He's not doing a good enough job.
What we have with Trump is a one in a hundred years president.
So it's like, yeah, he's not doing, you know, it's not perfect or it's not as fast as you want.
Sorry.
But the other option is so insanely radical and they're going to try to like make up for all the lost time of Trump that they're going to go so radical and that's like the real problem happens.
Well, and I fully agree, but I also think too that like that's why I'm just not clear what people want.
And I think when I've talked to them, I think the Groyper is and I kind of want to close on this for this segment is that I think they just want to be a part of the conversation.
And that being said, look, I don't mind.
I think that is wrong if people are trying to keep certain people out of the conversation.
But I do think that if they're going to find any real traction, they need to really figure out how to clean up, not just the optics, but really, like, there's just, if you look at the comments and you look at where the people come from, there's a lot of people, and I'll just say with very toxic views on things.
They're very, I'm like, they go, well, don't white people have the right to exist?
Yes, yes, yes, yes.
But also, too, like, you know, when you hyper-focus on Israel and you also are constantly saying that America's for white people, it's like, and then they can't work with you that's what they're doing.
but yeah good point no no but I'm just saying there needs to be a sea at the table I think for a lot There's a lot of people.
There's 100,000 young people that are watching this guy.
And it's like, I worry that, well, I think it's going to happen is they're going to throw him.
They're going to wait until 2020.
They're going to throw him off.
They're going to deplatform him.
I think it's going to be the left's going to write some articles about him.
They're going to get him de-platformed like they try to do with Crowder.
And they're going to try to drag Michelle Malkin in too.
So they have him done.
They can de-platform him pretty much for whenever, just because he's said already enough things and they have enough articles that people have been deplatformed for less.
They'll get him and they're just going to see who associates with him in the next six months.
And then bam, oh, Michelle Malkin, so-and-so, so-and-so, Nick Fuentez, you guys are all out.
I think that if they have good points, then they need to really differentiate the good points and condemn previous things that were said.
And I know they keep saying it's edgy humor, but in the real world, it's like sometimes edgy, it's like kind of like walking up to you, like, haha, you're that ugly bitch.
And it's like, oh, that was a joke.
It was just edgy.
And it's like, well, you can't be mad then that you offended someone.
If you keep saying it's a joke, like every time it's like, I hate your guts, hope your mom dies.
I'm just kidding.
I'm just kidding.
It's like, sure, you could say I was just joking every time, but eventually you're just going to piss everyone off in the room.
And then you're like, why is everyone pissed off at me?
And it's like, because you just keep calling everyone, you just keep saying things that pissing everyone off.
And it's not like, you know, that's all I'm saying that's happening.
I was a vegan that would be like yeah my dad eats like he's not vegan he's like pescatarian but he eats a lot of vegan stuff and he cannot have anything cooked even in the same like pan as me because he'll get sick So that's a valid.
In Hungry Jacks, though, don't they have a, you said they have an actual Rebel Whopper, and they tell people that it's cooked on the same grill, right?
This is gonna lead to every time you go to fast food, they're already telling you now, like, oh, there's like cancer stuff in the food.
It's like written, it's on the thing, and everyone's like, Okay, and like it's in our face.
There's soon gonna be like a waiver where you get to the thing, you have to like hit a thing and like sign your life away because you're eating like poison food.
And they're gonna be like, We have to have people sign waivers every time they're doing it.
It's like next month's gonna be suing Burger King for like making them fat.
It's like it's Burger King, it's not good for you.
And why do you expect it's like a five-star meal?
It's like, I can't believe there's like beef fat next to my like, they already gave you a vegan burger.
Like, grow up, just go eat hell.
You're a vegan.
Why are you eating Burger King?
Yeah, it's like those vegans who eat french fries all the time.
Like, well, I'm a vegan.
And you go, well, you're fat as hell because you don't understand veganism.
It's not about just eating potatoes.
Like, it's about changing your lifestyle to be healthier.
unidentified
Yeah, but shouldn't they take into consideration, though, that if they're going to adopt a vegan burger, then they should also maybe cook it the way vegans would and take into consideration, like, I don't give a damn.
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But also too, for those of you guys that want a longer podcast, you go on driving and you're like, hey, I don't want this to end, the audio-only versions of the podcast are free.
And you can find the links below on Spotify, Google Play Store, and iTunes.
And the extra segments that we're going to go through there are there as well.
