Full Auto Friday - Round 144 - A response to YouTube comments

Cleared Hot

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🗓️ 7 April 2023

⏱️ 47 minutes

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Summary

Fridays are generally for Q and A, but not this Friday.

Last week's Friday episode generated a few comments that I personally believe deserve a more thorough explanation and dissection. My response this week is again incomplete, I always think of something else I would have liked to say after I turn off the microphone and camera, but it is what it is.

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0:00.0	It's going on, everybody.
0:01.8	It's Friday.
0:03.6	Today, we're going to do a slightly different take
0:05.9	on full-auto Friday.
0:07.5	Every once in a while, I will go against Mr. Rogan's advice,
0:12.1	and I'll surf through the comments, specifically on YouTube.
0:16.4	And I do so because I think listening to people,
0:21.6	but actually not listening.
0:22.5	In this case, reading what they have to say,
0:26.3	taking some time to think about it and being able to respond
0:31.6	is not always a bad thing.
0:34.8	People believe what they believe for a variety of reasons,
0:37.1	and I don't fault people for that
0:38.4	by any stretch of the imagination, but it can,
0:42.1	and I think this Friday is a good opportunity to address
0:46.5	two comments, specifically, that came up to my answer.
0:48.9	I believe it was to the second question about mass shootings
0:52.2	on last Friday's full-auto Friday.
0:54.4	So with that in mind,
0:55.9	let's dig into it.
0:57.8	We'll call this the Friday YouTube commentary review.
1:03.8	Let us begin.
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