Hey, Thank you so much for tuning in and if it's your first time here, hey, my name is Lauren and we have a ton to talk about as usual.

So let's just jump right into it. We're going to be starting the show off with a discussion of the death penalty,

something that I don't think we've really talked

about before on this show. Then YouTube is cranking up the censorship as I warned you all would

absolutely happen. Plus Tulli Gabbard has introduced a bill that she

claims will protect biological women in sports but which critics say is

actually transphobic because hey what is it nowadays and then finally we'll be finishing off with the

discussion of the comic book industry and how social justice has really just

beat it to death the death penalty this is an issue that strangely for me I actually don't have a very strong opinion on one way or another or I kind of go back and forth as to what I actually believe and I'll explain it like this.

Do I think that there are crimes out there

that warrant being sentenced to death?

Absolutely.

And I'm talking about things like serial killers, child, rapists, and murderers, that type of very serious, very, very grievous crime.

But where my kind of moral objection comes into it is that do I trust the state or the criminal

justice system to be infallible enough to be able to bestow that punishment upon someone?

That's a little bit of a harder question for me.

You know, I'm someone who is at all stages,

very critical of the government, very pro-individual freedom.

And so for me, looking at the government, the criminal justice system, that I have so many criticisms

of and then saying, yes, I think you should have the power to put someone to death. It just doesn't really sit right with me. I guess my my kind of stance on this would be that I support it in some circumstances for very serious crimes if it is just beyond

question that the person in question absolutely 100% is guilty because it's really the thought of someone being put to death wrongfully.

That gives me pause and I think you know judging from what I've seen with this conversation having it with others

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