Nat and Kat dissect the "Why are so many girls deciding they'd rather be boys?" Twitter thread, mocking its claims—like pharmaceutical exploitation via hysterectomies—and questioning Miss America’s trans inclusion, citing Brian Wen’s win and Dylan Mulvaney’s $1M endorsements. They expose Scientology’s Xenu myth, Leah Remini’s allegations of legal evasion (e.g., Danny Masterson’s rapes, Shelly Miscavige’s disappearance), and its 25,000-member secrecy. "Heroin chic" glorifies extreme thinness via Ozempic, while women face backlash for any body type, ignoring men’s infertility scrutiny like Jennifer Aniston’s IVF silence. Calgary’s anti-abortion flyer ban is ridiculed as hypocritical, and COVID debates—Disney’s vaccine mandate drop, Tylenol shortages, and conflicting autism/ADHD research—highlight medical advice chaos, ending with a self-deprecating plea for followers. [Automatically generated summary]
And welcome to Misunderstood, the show for the culturally, politically misunderstood lady, gent, binary, non-binary, binar, it, it, the, slur, slut.
Is that how it ends?
I guess so.
We are your hosts.
I'm Nat.
And I'm Kat.
And today we're going to be talking about so many things.
Too many things.
I'm going to read them because I forget.
Trans people.
Scientology.
Fertility.
And probably a little bit of COVID.
Just light topics.
Just really keep it.
Keeping it light cute.
Keep it cute.
We're going to keep it cute.
COVID, but make it cute.
Yeah, exactly.
But before we dive into all that, we have a culture shock moment of the week.
And it's going to be take it away, producer Olivia.
So a couple of people might have been surprised by my transgender pin that I put on this morning.
I figured it's about time that I came out and talked about my gender identity.
I am tri-gender, which means like a triangle, I have three genders.
Male, female, and non-binary.
And the difference between trigender and gender fluid is that I feel all three of these genders at the same time.
Cut it.
We don't care about it.
All the time.
Well, so that's a thing now.
Tri-gender.
Well, I just wanted to know, Kat, do you feel erased as a non-binary person?
Because it kind of seems like this person is trying to minimize your existence.
Yes.
Yeah.
I feel physically.
I feel your pain as well.
It's unfortunate.
The lipstick is what I'm talking about.
It's unfortunate.
The lipstick is unfortunate.
I mean, necklace.
It's funny, though, that this person dresses like a woman.
Yeah.
Like a hundo pee.
I mean, it's not a great look, but you're a woman.
You are a woman.
Well, not all women have great looks.
No.
Spoiler.
Spoiler alert.
Anyway, yeah, that was that.
And it leads into our first topic, which is trans.
Because, you know, we've never talked about this before.
We love to do new things.
Yeah, we like to keep it fresh and young like us.
Yeah.
Okay, so our first article is, what is it?
Okay, right.
So it's not an article.
It's a thread on Twitter.
It's right there.
I should be able to see that.
And it was a really interesting one.
I think you found this.
It was, why are so many girls deciding they'd rather be boys?
Yeah.
And this is something we've touched on before, but it was just a really cool visual representation, I guess, of why women are uncomfortable with the female body and deciding to yeet their teeth.
Yeah, they're eating their teeth.
So there's, they make like 15 points.
Yeah.
I highlighted a few of my favorites.
Yeah, let's hear them.
Okay.
So they're asking questions of the question is why are so many girls decided to be boys?
One of them is, could it be society's toxic expectations of women?
Yeah.
I think it's probable.
And we'll talk about it later.
Yeah.
Another one is maybe they feel that they're not like other girls or being cishet is boring and uncool.
Oh yeah.
Why we talked about that endlessly because of Tumblr, you know, these white heterosexual females who grew up in upper middle class families are like, I have no oppression points.
How can I win some?
Yeah.
Too bad their families, their parents are divorced.
Okay.
Could it be regressive stereotypes they are being taught at school?
Yeah.
Yeah.
And by regressive stereotypes, it's like, oh, if you're a girl who doesn't like to wear skirts, you're a boy.
It's like, nope.
No.
Yeah.
No, you can like sports and trucks and stuff.
You can't.
Yes, you can.
Newsflash.
Newsflash.
This is big breaking news stuff.
Yeah.
Could it be mom or dad wants attention or money?
Yeah.
Yeah.
I mean, we see that with Desi, the transgender drag queen, who was like nine years old, like dropping it in strip clubs.
Yeah, and both of Desi's parents are like on the spectrum of the gender stuff.
The gender spectrum.
There's something there.
There's something.
And then the last one is, or is it because greedy doctors and pharmaceutical companies see a lifelong income stream for children going down this path?
Yes.
Well, Bridget Fetti talked about this.
Right.
Yeah.
And there was a detransitioner who went on Ali Bastucky's podcast who spoke about how after eating her teats, she went back to the doctor.
And I guess obviously she had regret about this.
And the doctor basically said, okay, now you need to get your hysterectomy.
And she was like, well, I don't want to do that.
And he's like, well, if you don't, you're going to have cancer.
So it's like, uh-oh.
Yeah.
Like, now you're going to be a lifelong customer, whether you go through the surgery or not.
It's just, it's just lining you up like cattle, really.
Probably not something she was told before eating the teeth.
Not in enough detail.
I'm sure it's in the fine print somewhere, but it's like, oh, you didn't read the terms of service.
Yeah, it's like, no, I'm 14.
Yeah, sorry.
And it was 900 pages long.
Yeah.
And my mom really should have stopped it.
Yeah.
Yeah.
So it's an interesting thread.
You can find it at Reality Girl.
Wait, what?
Reality Girl Zine?
That's what I have.
We'll take your word for it.
I don't know.
Anyway.
Look up Reality Girl on Twitter.
Yeah.
You'll find it.
It's a very beautiful visual, actually.
Yeah.
And it's very simple and something you can show your friends.
You know, maybe it's a good way to introduce them to the evils of the transgender movement.
Okay.
Or you just lose your friends.
Or that.
It works.
Either way, it's a win-win.
All right.
So we have another one here.
It's another win for women.
Biological male wins Miss America in New Hampshire teen beauty pageant.
So this is not new news, but we wanted to offer our take because I have lots of notes.
I have lots of thoughts on this one.
I really just wanted to say this one thing, please.
He has boobs, not because he's trans.
I just don't get that.
Like, if we're going to allow a biological male to win a beauty pageant, at least be beautiful.
Be beautiful.
Oh my God.
Bare minimum.
If we're going to let men encroach on our spaces, at least be prettier than yes.
Like this guy entering like a female shop put maybe offensive.
Yeah, but I'd believe it.
But I'd believe it.
I'd be like, wow, yeah, that mother effer can throw a ball, heavy ball.
But like, this is a different story altogether.
Yeah, like, I mean, no woman in the history of beauty pageants has ever been this ugly.
And that's just objectively true.
That's a fact.
Yeah, that's another thing I wrote.
It's like, for a biological woman that ugly, like, sorry, a biological woman that ugly would never win.
No, or even be allowed to enter.
It would be like, sorry, hun.
Shrek and field is down the street.
Yeah.
Like, you enter a biological male who's, you know, 75 pounds overweight.
Looks like Shrek.
I'm sorry.
Shrek bod.
Shrek bod.
Shrekha bad.
And that's actually along with theater.
Shrek is cute.
He's cute.
He's also funny and courageous.
So, like, you know, you know, I don't know this person that well, but they're making a mockery of women.
And I mean, just one more thing on this, and then we'll move on.
But like this person whose name is Brian Nguyen.
What?
Brian Wen.
Brian Wen.
Brian.
That's how you pronounce it, is Wynn.
Okay.
Yeah.
Yeah.
But Brian.
Brian.
They didn't change their name.
I thought it was like Brian or something.
Maybe, but it's Brian is Brian.
Leah's Concerns About Scientology00:09:47
Okay.
Well, Brian, let me tell you something.
It's really unfair, Brian, that you won a scholarship too.
You took an opportunity away from a woman who maybe needed the money.
So I'm just, it's great.
Also, like, side note, did you know that Dylan, since Dylan Mulvaney, since going and speaking with Joe Biden at the White House, is making like a million dollars a year in like endorsements?
Of course.
So this person is making a million dollars.
A million dollars.
I, for being a woman.
Have you ever made a million dollars for being a woman?
Not yet.
Not yet.
Okay, well, hopefully, it's coming.
All right.
All right.
Moving on.
Moving on to another super light, super fresh, cute topic.
Really cute.
Scientology.
Oh, that's so cute.
Like Tom Cruise, right?
Yeah, exactly.
Right.
So cute.
Not cute.
Not cute, guys.
Not cute.
We are being sarcastic.
There are sarcasms involved.
So, right now, Scientology is always fun to talk about, and we really should do a deep dive because this is not a deep dive.
This is dip.
This is a toe dip.
Yeah.
We're dipping our toes.
We're not even scratching the surface.
Like, there's no scratching.
It's a little cold.
We're not sure if we want to dive in because we don't know a lot.
Yeah.
And we don't want to get murdered.
Yeah, allegedly.
Yet.
But right now, Danny Masterson, who played Hyde on that 70s show, which sucks because, you know, that was a funny show.
That was a funny show.
And he's a good character.
He's on trial for multiple rapes right now.
They call it sexual assault, but apparently some of them are full-blown R-word rapes.
And it's not getting a lot of media attention, although I did find some articles on it.
But it's like, it's not getting like Johnny Depp Amber Heard.
No.
But it's like, okay, she pooed in a bed.
This guy's raping women.
Yeah.
Seems like maybe a little like a little spotlight.
It's kind of a big deal.
But what brought us the so we wouldn't really know a lot about it except for Leah Remini, who's a Remini?
I don't know.
She's an actress.
She's an actress.
She played what's her carry on King of Queens.
Oh, King of Queens, my bad.
Yes, King of Queens.
She successfully left Scientology many years ago and she's talked openly about it ever since.
She did Joe Rogan a couple years ago and talked about it for like three hours.
She has a documentary too.
Yeah.
She is a really good source on Scientology.
So if you go to her Twitter at Leah Remini, you can learn more.
Yes.
But it's messed up.
Yeah.
I mean, maybe we should just back up for people who don't know what Scientology is.
So I'm just going to read Wikipedia's definition.
It's weird.
It doesn't really make sense.
I'm sure.
It's long.
Please enlighten me.
So forgive me.
This is according to Wikipedia, guys.
Okay.
Scientology teaches that a human is an immortal spiritual being called a Thetan that resides in a physical body and has had innumerable past lives.
Some Scientology texts are only revealed after followers have spent more than $200,000 in the organization, and it charges tens of thousands of dollars for access to these texts in what it calls operating thetan levels.
Sorry if I'm the organization has gone to considerable lengths to try to keep these secrets, but they are freely available on the internet.
These texts say that lives preceding a thetan's arrival on Earth were lived in extraterrestrial cultures.
The Scientology doctrine states any Scientologist undergoing auditing will eventually come across and recount a common series of events.
They include reference to an extraterrestrial life form called Xenu.
The secret Scientology texts say that this was a ruler of a confederation of planets 70 million years ago who brought billions of alien beings to Earth and then killed them with thermonuclear weapons.
I'm almost done.
Bear with me.
Despite being kept secret from most followers, this forms the central mythological framework of Scientology's ostensible soteriology, attainment of a status referred to by Scientologists as clear.
These aspects have become the subject of popular ridicule.
I wonder why.
Well, so I don't know what any of that is.
They really could have just condensed that to a kooky religion that steals your money and imprisons you for life.
Allegedly.
Anyway.
So, yeah.
Now that that's all cleared up for you guys, and now you know.
Now you know.
Maybe we should talk about her Lisa Romini's Twitter thread.
Yes, Leah.
Leah, sorry.
Yeah, but Lisa Marie Presley is too many L's.
Yes.
Okay, so do you want to?
Let's start with number one and then we can.
Yeah, there's a lot.
There's so many, so we're not going to go through them all because there's literally like, I think it's 31 in this thread.
So go back and read it yourself.
I have two.
Okay, yeah, let's hear your first one.
Well, they're the same ones you have, I think.
Well, let's hear it.
Let's hear it.
So she starts with, did you know that if you're a Scientologist, you're forbidden from contacting law enforcement when another Scientologist has committed a crime against you?
I did not know that.
Me either.
It sounds like it's not oppressive at all and sounds like it's a just system that respects truth and law and order.
So that's cool.
Yeah.
Yep.
There are more.
I didn't write them down.
Let's see.
Okay, there's another one.
So this is how Scientologists are controlled, according to Romini.
Scientology's policies written by founder L. Ron Hubbard can never be altered and must be interpreted literally, allowing this criminal org to control members and insulate itself from bad PR.
So basically, everyone protects everyone, which is kind of not really protecting everyone if you're a victim in the actual Scientologist.
It's vaguest rules.
Yeah.
It's like what happens in Scientology stays in Scientology.
Including rape.
Nice.
Yes.
So then there's another one.
You're forbidden from ever reporting a fellow Scientologist to law enforcement, and you aren't allowed to sue Scientologists unless Scientology officials first approve it.
Sounds fair.
Of course.
Sounds tolerant.
Yeah, very.
And safe.
Safe.
And so back to Masterson.
Yes.
He so there are five accusers who are claiming either sexual assault or rape.
Three of the five were previously Scientologists, but have since left, and then two of them were just like girlfriends of his.
Yeah.
But apparently, Scientology was pressuring those girls to not to testify.
And Lisa Marie Presley, who's Elvis Presley's daughter, was who I guess is involved in Scientology, was asked to befriend or was already friends with them or something, was asked to encourage these girls to not testify as well.
And then she was subpoenaed to testify and is like getting out of it somehow.
Right.
It's very messy.
That's most of my notes here.
Just this is a mess.
It's a freaking mess.
It's really confusing because it's like, how are these people above the law?
That's what I don't understand about it.
Like, how can, how can this small fringe, actual fringe minority be above the law?
It's so weird.
And the more you read, like, that's what we were talking about just before we started.
We're like, the more that we read about this, the more confusing, confused, and like the less you know.
Yeah, and there's just so many interesting things about it.
Like one of the other things she says, like everything is your fault because they never want anything to be blamed on Scientology.
However, if something good happens to you, you aren't given credit.
Scientology gets the credit.
So it's kind of like being in an abusive condition.
That sounds like an abusive relationship.
Right?
Like, it's just, it's very messed up and it must, people must feel so trapped.
Like if you, to grow up in this just seems completely, I don't even know.
Yeah.
It's amazing that people make it out.
I'm surprised this woman is still alive.
I know.
She must have good security or say low, Laylo.
Yeah.
Another one of her Twitter threads on Scientology was about the disappearance of David Miscavige.
He is the leader of.
Oh, I guess this is the same one.
Anyways, I think she has a separate one too.
Yeah, she did.
She did do a couple threads.
So his wife, David Miscavige, Miscavige, his wife, he's the leader.
Okay, I'm sorry again.
He is the leader of Scientology currently.
His wife, Shelly, has been missing since 2007.
No one's seen her in public.
And apparently it was like, according to Leah, it was investigated, but by a cop who has really close ties to Scientology.
And then they told the media, they didn't even tell Leah who took out a missing persons report.
They released to the media, oh, she's fine.
And Leah's like, why wouldn't you tell me I am the one who was looking for her?
Like, you didn't, and they're like, oh, just drop it.
Like, she's been found.
But it's like, no one's seen her.
Right.
It's super freaking weird.
That's so sus.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Anyways.
Anyway, so basically, there's a lot here.
Yeah.
And I don't, I don't even, like, again, we can't even really, we can't even really, like, we can't.
Probably butchering this a little because it's like, there's so much, but it's something we just wanted to kind of, you know, we're not screwed.
Yeah.
We're not screwed.
And one of the, and one of the things she said, again, in the end of this thread, was one of the reasons I want everyone to pay attention to this trial is because Danny's defense attorney, Philip Cohen, is doing everything he can to strip the involvement of Scientology from this trial.
And she believes that they have a lot to do with why, you know, certain things are coming out or aren't coming out and why certain witnesses may or may not be testifying and stuff like that.
So it's interesting that they're trying to protect this person.
And if he didn't do it, like I believe, we believe in the like due process.
I don't want someone to go to prison if they're innocent.
But like at the same time, you got to go through the process and it can't be injured.
There can't be any interference.
Heroin Chic Trends00:07:36
Like it just makes no sense.
The thing, like, if he didn't do it, why are these women being pressured not to test the silence?
Yeah, exactly.
Because like, again, to talk about Amber Heard, like they put her on the on the stand because she kind of hung herself with her own noose or whatever the saying is.
Like you let, let them talk, let their lies come out, poke holes in their stories if they're false, but like to pressure them and scare them out of testifying.
Yeah.
Pretty sketchy.
Yeah.
It's just interesting that no one really comes out and criticizes this religion very frequently either.
Like you don't hear much about it, but it seems to be a lot more powerful despite the fact that I think there's only like 25,000 members worldwide or something like that.
So not a lot of people.
There's billions of people on the planet and yet they're able to get away with this allegedly.
I don't know.
It's just very fascinating.
Yep.
It's weird.
I think we should do another like a deeper dive one day.
Yes.
Yeah.
This is, again, a shallow swim.
Yes.
But just from hanging in the shallow, crispy water.
Do your research.
And if you guys know more about this than us, send us an email.
We'd love to hear.
Your thoughts.
Misunderstood at Rebel News.
Misunderstood at RebelNews.com.
We will reply to you.
She'll reply.
Yeah.
Yeah.
I'll reply.
Okay.
Let's just skip the next, the whole, the whole Scientology Kids thing.
Oh, yeah.
Yeah.
I didn't like that article.
Yeah.
Anyway, it was just too much.
Okay.
All right.
We're going to talk about what the heck is going on in the beauty industry.
Yeah.
And why it why are mag major news publications pushing heroin chic?
Yeah.
My God.
Okay.
So first article, bye-bye booty, heroin chic is back.
No.
It's not back.
Bring back the booty.
Yeah.
Is what I say.
No.
No.
It's just, it's, I don't even know where to start.
Well, it's pretty easy to become heroin chic when you're a million slash billionaire, a heroin addict.
Or, yes.
Or, you know, you've literally bought whole new body parts to get Bella Hadid's figure.
Look at, let's pull this shit.
She literally has hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of, like, that's not her real body, you guys.
There's nobody looks like that without help.
Okay.
Nobody.
Well, certainly not her.
No.
Maybe someone.
Maybe one person.
Maybe Giselle back in the day.
Yeah.
Not even though.
Yeah, no.
It's like, nobody's like, you know, anyway.
Anyways, the point is, is, and we can just like, I'll just throw this in there too.
Like, Eevee Magazine, who we really enjoy a lot, did the same exact thing.
They had an article saying heroin chic is set to make a comeback and replace the big booty trend, but will the body positivity movement shut it down?
And it's like both of these articles, so you kind of expect it from the New York Post.
New York Post is pretty trashy often.
Like sometimes they have good stuff, but sometimes it's like, why are you posting that?
Yeah, I know, absolutely.
They really write about it all.
They love to walk that line.
Yeah.
But Evie, I'm so shocked that they published this.
And it's not just the article title.
Throughout the article, they're like, oh, like the fat positivity movement won't allow heroin chic, which I guess we haven't really like defined, which is a trend that was very popular in the 90s.
Like Kate illustrated by Kate Moss, like being just super, super gaunt and skinny.
Yeah.
Like a coat rack.
You remember like Misha Barton from the OC?
Yeah.
Like that.
She had a terrible eating disorder.
Yeah.
Yeah.
That's how she was able to achieve that body, you guys.
So now we're being told by magazines that are kind of sketchy and ones that we really like that's like, this is a thing.
Yeah.
Bodies are supposed to be in trend.
And now being slim thick, which was, you know, the before times, now being heroin skinny is trendy.
And we should all stop eating and pick up a how do you do heroin?
With a needle?
I don't know how you do it yet.
You should pick up your needles.
We'll do it next week in next week's episode.
But it's just such a crappy take because yes, the body positivity movement was a bit of a scam and I think it did encourage people to live unhealthy lifestyles.
However, like this is the exact it's extremes.
It's one extreme to the next and we can't live in extremes.
It's not healthy for anyone.
And like it's really disappointing that Evie, who cares so much about women and health, is kind of glamorizing this.
Like they use terms like rocking the skinny look.
It's like, it's okay to be skinny, but it's not okay to be anorexic.
Like you're not healthy.
Yeah, like heroin chic is just as bad as fat positivity.
It really is.
Yeah.
Or fat, like obesity promoting.
Like Lizzo and this are the same things.
They're just on opposite.
It's like a circle.
They're both will kill you.
They're both, you'll have a heart attack for both of them.
And also, like, we've all known women who are severely underweight, but maybe not severely, but like who are very slender by nature.
And I've had friends who are really skinny and I've heard multiple people being like, oh, you're so skinny.
You're so skinny.
What's wrong with you?
Do you even eat?
You need to, where's your booty?
This and that.
And it's like, that hurts them.
I've seen it.
They're like, it's, it's constant.
And then you have people who are like thicker.
And I'm not talking obese and just like blatantly obese.
It's like curvy or curvier and thicker people who are healthy, who are on sports teams, who eat salads and eat whatever.
And they're just thicker.
And it's like structure sometimes.
People are constantly, women are constantly criticized for their bodies.
It's like, oh, you're too fat.
You're too skinny.
You're too fat.
And now we're just, we're doing it again.
Yeah, it's so true.
And it's so stupid.
I can't remember.
Oh, yes.
New York Post said this because there are so many different ways.
Many celebrities are trying to achieve this look now.
It's rumored that Chloe and Kim removed their Brazilian butt lifts.
Which is a whole nother whatever, but probably not a rumor.
Yeah, it's probably not a rumor.
And breast implants.
Kim Kardashian is looking a little less busty these days.
But others are turning to more questionable lengths to quickly shed pounds with suddenly trendy diabetes drugs such as Ozempic and Wagovi.
Some meligutide or something.
Yeah, supposedly popular with celebrities dwindling in stock.
So now we're making diabetes drugs trendy.
You have to take supplements to achieve this impossible look.
I'm sure that's good for your lymphatic system.
And what, you know what?
Screw people who really need diabetes medicine.
They don't need it.
It's just on trend.
It's the trend.
Whatever.
Let the Kardashians need it to shed their fat butts.
Discover.
It's so disgusting and it's so unhealthy.
And these are like Kim Kardashian is a mother.
Like, and so is Chloe.
Like, oh my goodness, ladies.
Like, and we've talked about this before, where it's like, for a celebrity to be like, okay, but, but big butts are in style.
I'm going to get a big butt.
And then now that big butts are not in style, you're going to remove your big butt.
The average person who saved up all this money to get their stupid big butt can't afford to just have it removed tomorrow because it's no longer trendy.
Like, bodies should not be in trend or out of trend.
No.
The only thing that's trendy should just be like healthy, healthy, beautiful women.
Yeah.
Women.
Yeah.
Women, not men.
Yeah.
Yeah, I don't know.
And it's great.
It's just hard.
It's hard being a woman sometimes.
It's hard because you feel the pressure.
And like, even when I was reading this, I was like, oh, crap.
Yeah.
Crap.
I'm screwed.
Yeah, we're all screwed.
So I guess just set your own trends and keep eating the cake in moderation.
Ladies and gentlemen.
In moderation.
Ladies.
Okay.
And speaking of how hard it is to be a woman, well, we have this article about Jennifer Aniston reveals harrowing IVF journey.
Yes.
I didn't know anything.
I didn't know any of this.
She kept a secret for a long time, but apparently all these years, while people in the media mostly have been speculating about her fertility and if she's pregnant and this and that one, she's going to have a baby.
Abortion Analogies and Flyer Campaigns00:05:26
She doesn't want babies.
Or they called her selfish for not wanting kids.
Yeah, and that's why Brad Pitt left her.
That's what they said.
Yeah.
Apparently she was undergoing IVF this whole time.
And like that takes a toll on you emotionally.
And like she's financially.
Yeah, she's rich, so whatever.
Yeah, but like, but still, it just speaks to how this woman who has the resources financially did it and still couldn't wasn't successful.
So now the rest of us who are just maybe struggling with infertility, well, good luck because it's like the outcome's not great if this woman can literally spend millions of dollars.
Yeah.
I just, it's such a scam.
It's, it's a scam.
And I feel bad for her.
Me too.
That all these years people have been speculating about why she hasn't had kids and blaming her for this and that.
And it's like, it's just fine.
She's just one celebrity.
Her life goes on.
She's probably pretty glamorous.
But like, I'm sure it happens on a micro scale with the women all the time where it's like, oh, they've been married for a while.
Where's their baby?
People always criticize people for their fertility.
And they always blame the woman.
Yeah.
And it's like, heller.
Yeah.
Men can be infertile too, guys.
Oh, yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Anyway.
Yeah.
And then there's this other article that just has my blood burlin.
City hall to draft bylaw restricting how graphic anti-abortion flyers are distributed in Calgary.
Well, at least they admitted it was graphic.
Oh my God.
That's nice.
This is so, I've seen this.
I've seen this on Twitter.
People saying, oh, people are handing out these graphic flyers.
You should be warned.
Like, there should be a law preventing it.
And I was like, are you crazy?
Like, you're going, you're going to kill the baby.
That's fine.
Yeah, it's fine.
But showing a picture of how it's done, that's illegal.
That's called turning a blind eye.
That's crazy.
It's absolutely illegal.
Like, if you are going to get an abortion, fine, but at least you should know how the sausage is made.
Yeah, it's so true.
And I think like part of the reason why pro-life activists do these types of campaigns where they hand out those flyers or they do those billboards and posters is because most people don't know how gruesome an abortion is.
And you should have informed consent.
If you're going to go get an abortion, like you just said, you got to know what's going on down there.
It ain't pretty.
It ain't pretty.
No.
And I googled how an abortion is done and it took me to Planned Parenthood.
And of course, there's no pictures.
No.
There's no pictures.
Just like pretty little language.
Yeah.
And they use the language as removing the pregnancy.
Like, that's not even grammatically correct.
Is it?
The pregnancy?
Like, the pregnancy is like a thing you can just remove.
It's just, it's more spiritual than anything.
It's disgusting.
Yeah.
And yeah.
And then I googled how sausage is made.
And there are very graphic pictures of that.
Right.
Just as a comparison, because it's like, I'm just using that as an analogy.
An analogy.
But it's like they have no problem showing you pig intestines.
Yeah, yeah.
And being like, oh, PETA says you shouldn't eat pig intestine.
Look how gross it is.
If you want to know how an abortion is like done, a procedure is done, you have to go down so far to find anything with photos in it.
All of the top searches were Planned Parenthood and the NIIS agency.
It's all by design, friends.
Yes, exactly.
Because it's just like, and it's all from the woman's perspective.
It's like, you will lay on the thing.
It's very safe.
Well, what about the baby?
No, it's so true.
And it's super sussed that the government's trying to conceal the truth about the horrors of abortion.
That's what you guys are doing.
And yeah, it is uncomfortable to look at, but sometimes we need to be uncomfortable.
Like sometimes it's okay to see something and be like, wow, maybe I should reflect a little and do my own research.
And if you go through with it, that's between you and God, whatever.
But know what you're doing.
Yeah.
Like, you can't ignore what's happening inside of you.
It's just your hair.
Yeah.
Imagine you went to the hairstylist and you're like, I want to go full blonde, like Nat blonde.
And they're like, okay, well, you're like, well, this damage my hair at all.
And they're like, nah, it's fine.
And you're bald the next day.
And then your hair breaks and it's and you're bald and you have damage for life.
This is another fun thing.
Scalp irritation.
It's terrible.
I wish that on no one.
So Counselor Jennifer Wynness, who filed the motion in September calling for the city to introduce these rules, said that she equated the images to pornography or gore.
The images of the dead fetus.
Yeah.
That's what you're doing.
Yeah.
Like it is scory.
Yeah, it is scory.
Like pornography?
Gross.
Like gross analogy.
So I guess she's just admitting that abortion is disgusting.
I don't know if you guys, this is what you guys are trying to do, but you're kind of being ironic right now.
Like you're kind of helping the pro-lifers out there, buddy.
Anyway, Jennifer.
Don't do it, but don't look at it.
Yeah.
Close your eyes and just suction that thing out of it.
It's just so funny, almost.
Like, almost.
Almost funny.
Anyways, it was horrible.
Keep handing out your flyers, folks, because they work.
I believe they work.
Yeah.
All right.
Okay.
We're going to move on to COVID real quick because we don't have much time left.
Yes.
But the SAG AFTRA, S-A-G-A-F-T-R-A president, Fran Dresher, celebrates Disney dropping vaccine mandates.
If anyone doesn't remember Fran Drescher, she was in The Nanny.
I think that's a show from like the 90s.
Oh, yeah.
And she was also in Beauty, Beautician and the Beast.
I loved that movie so much.
She talks like that.
Like, hey, like that, that lady.
The lover.
Yeah.
Male lover.
But I didn't know that she was based.
So her quote: she tweeted at Disney.
She said, At Disney pulls the plug on vaccine mandates.
Exclamation point.
Way to go, Mickey.
And then in a video, she followed up to say, I do think that every human on the planet can take one vaccine is ludicrous.
Fever Relief Options00:04:53
And to make that one vaccine the criteria for who is allowed to work, travel, dine, go to theater, et cetera, is an infringement on the Disabilities Act, the freedom of religion, and body sovereignty.
Yeah.
Based.
Based.
Yeah, I mean, way to go.
It always did strike me as odd that like athletes and actors were being forced to take the vaccine because they need their bodies.
Like literally everything.
They need their entire body to perform.
So it makes no sense that we would be putting these people at risk.
Like, it's just, it's interesting.
Like, I don't think anyone should have been forced to take it, but especially these people in a way, because you're like, what do you do when Tom Cruise ain't there?
Like, how Justin Bieber had palsy.
Yeah, like he had to cancel his tour.
Yeah.
I mean, that's crazy.
Not that we know why.
No, we don't know why.
We don't know why.
And his wife had a stroke.
We don't know why.
So it wasn't because of the vaccine.
Get your boosters, okay?
Guys, get your boosters.
They're safe and effective.
And we'll just touch on this.
We'll just dig very closely because there's a lot.
But basically, right now in Canada, there is a children's Tylenol shortage and Advil, I guess.
So any fever, pain medication for children is like very hard to find.
Actually, I have some because my friend's mom lives in the boonies.
So there was a lot of stuff.
And she brought some for me, which is super sweet.
Don't know if I actually want to give it to my kid, though.
That's fair.
Not sure about that.
I still have to do some research on that.
But it's nice to have the option.
It's nice to have the option because if your kid has a really severe fever, it could be life-saving.
Yeah.
But I was doing a little research, and apparently, there are tons of ways that you can help reduce a fever for a kid or for yourself naturally.
And this is not my medical advice, okay?
She's not a biologist.
I am not a biologist.
Like, if your kid is sick, please call a doctor.
I'm not sick.
Or call cat at sick snow.
But this comes from a website called WebMD.
No, I'm just kidding.
Yeah.
No, Hold on.
It's a website.
Yeah.
But it's cited, it cites the American Academy of Pediatricians.
So it's not a kooky website.
Seems pretty reliable.
And I'm just going to say this.
Again, not a doctor, not telling you what to do, but these are.
Do it.
No.
These are things you can do.
If you or your kid has a fever, you can dress lightly, create moving air with a fan, cold compress, stay hydrated, and prevent physical exertion.
And apparently, according to this pediatric website, a lot of this will take care of you until your fever passes naturally.
Right.
And when I had COVID last year, I'm going to tell you a funny story.
I always thought that taking a hot bath was like a really good idea for when you're sick.
So I had a fever and I got in a really hot bath and then I hallucinated because I was so hot.
Oh my God.
And then later on, I read that that's not what you're supposed to do.
But she still survived.
I survived.
I'm thriving.
But I was like, oh, just like punch it to the limit and like kick the fever out.
It didn't work.
I felt a lot worse after doing that.
And I was seeing things and hearing things.
Don't do that.
Cautionary to that.
Caution yourself down.
Yes.
And again, if it's really bad, please go to a doctor.
Yes.
My God.
But it's like, are people just buying these medicines like Toilet Papergate circa 2020?
Like people.
And I mean, come on, guys.
Don't get greedy.
Like, if you don't need something, don't buy it.
Yeah.
Because you could literally be harming someone's life.
Exactly.
And if maybe if you think you might need it, but you don't have any, like wait and see and like call a friend if they have a bill or two.
Like yeah, worst case scenario, call the doctor.
Exactly.
The doctor should be able to give you it.
And also, this is interesting.
I just heard about this today.
There's actually a lawsuit currently going on in this in New York about Tylenol and links to autism.
Squeegee me?
Yeah.
So apparently women who take Tylenol during pregnancy, there is a really strong connection between their that and their children being autistic or having ADHD.
Wow.
And then I, so, so this is the thing.
I found it on multiple sources.
And then I just was like, hmm.
So I'm pregnant.
So whenever I have a question about what can I do, I Google it.
It's like, can I take Tylenol?
Yeah.
It's like, I'm like, can I take Tylenol when you're pregnant?
And it's like, yes.
Apparently, 65% of women who are pregnant take acetametophene.
That's just a scam.
That's so it's absolutely terrifying because like as a pregnant person, I literally use Google all the time.
I'm like, oh, can I do this?
And it's like, yeah, sure.
And I'm like, okay.
What the heck?
We can't even trust Google anymore.
Well, I'm just gonna.
But you know what I mean, though.
It's like, where do we go?
Like, gosh, you just have to like pray to God.
It's not just that as doctors, too.
Like, this article I was reading was like, it was on, I forget, but it was like, oh, doctors say Tylenol, even extra strength, Tylenol, is safe during pregnancy.
And it's like, but will anyone be held liable for this?
Well, hopefully.
I don't know.
With this class action.
I guess so, but it's like too little, too late at that point.
Well, that's the thing.
It's like money's not going to, money's not going to save your kid from that.
Like, that's just so horrible.
It's disgusting.
So you have to really dive into things when.
Can't Trust Anyone00:01:18
Yeah.
Yeah.
Gosh.
There's just, you can't trust anyone except for us.
Definitely not her.
It's just misunderstood, I guess, guys.
Sorry, we're your only reliable source.
Sorry.
That sucks, I guess, if you don't like hearing our voices.
But if you do, it's great.
Yeah, it's great.
And that's the sure.
That's the sure.
And if you love hearing our voices, you can hear them every Tuesday at 7 p.m. on Rebel News Plus.
Oh, yes, you can.
And then also on Tuesday at 7 p.m. Eastern Time when the show drops, you can also listen to the show for free anywhere you stream your podcast.
That also gets you access to all of our previous episodes.
And then on Saturdays at 2 p.m. Eastern Time, the show drops for free, where you can watch it on YouTube, Rumble, and Odyssey.
So be sure to subscribe to all three channels to watch the show and share this freaking show with your friends.
Goodness gracious.
Goodness gracious, you guys.
Or else.
Nothing.
Nothing.
That's it.
It's an empty threat.
And follow us on social media, please.
Please.
We need more followers.
It's embarrassing.
I have like two followers.
Yeah.
And they're both one's misunderstood and one's cat.