Yo, what's up? It's your girl DJ Narc. I'm back with the Reed Clinic. Carolina and

Anu are here with me. Redley is off in Geneva. Redley, we miss you. We love you. How's it going, you guys?

Good. Hey, everyone. Hey, Redley. Hi, Redley. Hi, people. Nice to see, Hear you or soon to hear us again. I miss you.

Let's get right into it. So we were talking about a Hassan Minaj show that you watched.

Yes, Patriot Act on Netflix.

And he was talking about cruise ship rape.

Yes. And how there's no...

There's no real law or anything governing anything that happens on cruise ships.

So whether it be sexual assault, whether it be abuse, whether it even be murder,

there are no ways to govern it or do anything as far as to the person doing the crime because of the whole

international waters and then when they're in the international when the cruise ship is in

international waters no governing body wants to take responsibility for it.

So if I was, for example, living in international waters, right?

Yes.

And I had someone who would just boat in and get supplies, and I never came to mainland to mainland right no one could ever get me for

anything you would assume so from after watching that episode could but what happens when you come

into port you have to come into port then the law applies then the law applies once you come into

water so like outside of

Florida, right? So you go, what, 50, 60 miles into the Atlantic and you're in international waters.

So it has to happen out there. It has to happen out there. So anything after like 90 miles,

so like international waters, like even though you may be close to Bahamas or the Puerto Rico or wherever yeah those countries do not want to

take responsibility for what's happening which makes sense because they don't

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