Hey, deserve listeners. I'm sure all of you know that the verdict is in regarding the Johnny Depp Amber herd trial.

And I've taken some notes, so I'm going to be looking at my notes to make sure that I stay on track here.

I've heard a lot of people with various different reactions.

I've heard a lot of anger, a lot of fear, a lot of worry about what this means.

A lot of people saying, you know, it's yet another setback for victims, for women, for feminism.

And then I hear a lot of people on the other side, a lot of people expressing a lot of joy, a lot of validation.

Validation for men who have been victims of IPV, validation for anyone who's been abused by someone

who looks like Amber herd. And I also see people in the middle where they don't know what to think.

And also a lot of people attacking each other. What I want to say to that is we don't need to attack

each other in my opinion. I've been saying this from the beginning. We're all on the side of victims.

We're all against perpetrators. We're all against sexism and misogyny in the patriarchal system.

We will continue to fight for victims rights, all of us.

We will continue to fight against victim oppression and systemic victim oppression and systemic misogyny.

Regardless of how you feel about this case, we all stand together on these issues, regardless of where you stand.

Do you stand with Amber herd? Do you stand with Johnny Depp?

It doesn't matter because none of us know what really happened.

It's reasonable in my opinion to be pro amber in this situation.

It's also reasonable in my opinion to be pro Johnny Depp in this situation.

It's also reasonable to say, I don't know what to think or they both seem like people that I don't

want to hang out with or whatever.

There are people on the fringes who are pretty loud online who will say some pretty awful things.

You know, they're pro Johnny Depp, but they say really misogynistic things.

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