Reb Masel
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191 appearances
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first heard Jan 2025
last heard Jan 2025
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Unprecedented. Yeah. So don't go into business with your family. Um, and I mean, first, shut your mouth. Second, don't go into business with your family. Third, get a prenup and fourth, shut your mouth. And the get a prenup, if you're broke, if you're a broke man on the internet talking about gold diggers, we're not, we're not, I'm not talking about you baby.
yeah that's why you still get a tax return you don't need that exactly that's tea like i do you do you offer legal advice a lot to your like to people in your in your life your personal i mean i'm not allowed to right but yeah because uh unless you have an attorney client relationship yeah which can be created off of literally anything like a drunk girl at a bar being like should i do this and i'd be like totally go for it she could sue me later for malpractice so like that's why
you gotta be real careful yes of course i am i mean fuck my phone ringing all the time like from some random distant cousin i'm like hello they're like hey so like theoretically like if you ran not saying you but like theoretically if you ran through a car wash naked because of circumstances um and kicked off someone's like side mirror would that be one charge or two and i'm like can you back up?
Is this like personally, right? Like, where are you? Like, where are you? Are you calling from a county jail? No. Okay, perfect. Like that kind of shit where I'm like, let me, let me look something up really quick and get back to you. Like really, that, like that person, not every practice area is in my head immediately. I'm like, well, fuck, where are you? Michigan? Let me look it up really quick.
Like nudity. And I'm like on the same Google they are. I'm like, yeah, you look fine. Looks good to me. Yeah, you'll get off. Well, someone will, but.
so have you seen anything where you're kind of like yeah that's like an it seems to be every single time absolutely we saw women in self-defense women and stand your ground laws or black people when people of color yeah on stand your ground laws stand your ground laws the whole idea of like don't tread on me you know where we can guard our castle and protect our castle and that's why you know second amendment right to their arms um you know
People who are white and men who shoot an intruder and kill them and then are never charged. It's called the castle doctrine. You can protect your castle. You can stand your ground laws. Shooting just unarmed kids in the street because they had a hoodie on. Well, stand your ground. We have stand your ground. They were threatened. XYZ.
But then when women do it because they're literally being attacked in the street or otherwise in their homes, domestic violence victims, especially trying to protect their children or protect themselves. It's they're always charged. And that's not I mean, statistically, yes, it's not literally 100 percent of the time they're always charged.
But just from what you see and what you study and what you learn is there.
are patterns oh it's danger ground for white men yeah who right yeah there's an asterisk exactly like the moment that you know uh people black people specifically people of color as well the moment it's a black man with a gun oh no we don't want we don't want people of color to have guns oh no that's just we just we didn't mean everyone can have second amendment rights well actually that's dangerous yeah no oh now now well that's threatening yeah well and also it's like you know when uh someone's pulled over by a cop and then you know a cop like
you know, shoots them eight, 18 times because, you know, their, their skin was a little bit darker and everyone, and there's always people go, well, we don't know the full story. Well, they were reaching in their backseat. What if there were a gun? There was a gun back there. Maybe they're in Alabama. There's a gun in every backseat in fucking Alabama.
Like they were reaching back for their license or their gum or whatever. I'm like, but the moment it's a white person, everything's fine, everything's cool, everything's chill.
Right, right. You don't care. Well, he was getting his license. Like, oh, it's not a big deal. And well, you know, oh, he had a license, you know, an open carry license. It's fine. I'm like, but that person had one too. The black guy had one too. The black girl had one too. Yeah. So that was one thing. I mean, there are hundreds of things that I could say, but that is one thing that came to mind.
Because domestic violence victims, especially in this country, women who are stalked, women who are threatened, and there are a lot of people online, even influencers and creators who've experienced that. They basically are like, well, unless they literally kill you, we can't really do anything.
Right. And then they act on it and then they go, well, it's not that bad.
Well, well, you like ran fast enough.
Oh, yeah. And that works by design.
There's a way like everyone who says, well, what can you do? You know, free country. We can't just, you know, basically prevent people from moving certain places or talking or saying certain things online or to someone just, you know, First Amendment just because one person feels threatened. I'm like, well, no, that's not what's happening. They they really because the law is very strict.
archaic when it comes to doing what it can to protect our most vulnerable in society and our most vulnerable are honestly the people who aren't as protected by the law which includes LGBTQ plus community trans community women women of color children too the amount of times that
Laws just completely leave massive holes open for kids to be abused by the system or to be left out or to be just subject to the worst things both in juvenile detention centers and out. Even more vulnerable. Yeah, exactly. And it's because, I mean, I'm like, look at who set this system up. Look at who's been in power in the legal field for the last hundred million years.
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