Informal Recording (with Mobile Phone) - 03 - The Big Lie - (To a Friend)
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EnglishVoice Age
Young Adult (18-35)Accents
North American (General) North American (US General American - GenAM)Transcript
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Hey, Bud. All right. Finally, had some time to get these started because I have not felt well for about maybe three weeks or so, and I still don't feel well, um, not sick, but just unwell. That's a whole other story. But anyway, so let's say I'm going to do these as I remember them and as our conversation elicits them and I won't speak for too long, maybe just a couple of minutes here and there. Anyway, so to start the lie was in the very first episode in the very 1st 10 minutes it happened on. But this is not a joke. I'm saying this is not some kind of cynical comment. I really do mean the trick. The switch, the the magical moments where the magician press the button and something that happened before your eyes occurred was in the 1st 10 minutes. It was when the lawyers started speaking as if they were speaking about a man. What that means is okay, so you are not employed by McDonald's. You are not part of the McDonald's society. So if you go into a McDonald's restaurant and they say, Hey, hey, you can't eat a burger with hat and shoes on. No, no, no, no, no. That's against our policy. You'd say, What the ****? I'm not I don't work for you. What are you talking about? Knows this is not dude whatever. So you're not part of the McDonald's society, and the McDonald's policies do not apply to you. The lawyers, the legal society. They are a society, a group of people who agree to abide by certain terms. And the lie happened because they are presuming they are believing they are making it sound like that. You, as a man are part of their society. And so when they started talking about I forget the man's name, even the man that was the quote victim of all this stuff when they referred to him as a defendant. That is their word in the legal society that is their private property. That word. So if you claim and if you believe and if you act as a defendant's, you are parts of you are now part of the legal society. And because you are now part of the legal society, you must abide by their terms, their policies, their beliefs about what it is you are supposed to dio. So the lie happened at the very beginning and when I was watching it, it was that big fat lady I don't know. She had a very street voice. Sounded so nice, so pleasant. If there was a defense attorney that was worth their weight in salt, if there was a defense attorney that had any sense of what it was, that was proper and true and good. And that's what horrified me because I believe they knew what they were doing. If there was any kind of a defense lawyer attorney that had a sense of what's rial law waas, they would have never, ever, ever, ever, ever, ever participated in what was a show. So the lie was at the very beginning the lie Waas, you are a man. But for now you're also called a defendant. And when you're called a defendant, we can control you. But if you're not a defendant, if you're just a man, we can't touch you. We can't Messer the we can't control you. So that was the idea. The presumption is that's the legal society has some sort of control over you and they never have and never could until you agree to it. And it's and the whole problem with the entire Siri's is two things. The man who I forget, his name but the man, the guy that they quote framed. Although I don't know the details of it all, um, he did not know. Law does not know Law. He's probably very clever with several things but doesn't even know the basics of law. Much like I didn't know the basics of law for a long time. So he didn't know that he does not have to volunteer. He didn't know that's police are his servants. He doesn't know that lawyers speak a different language. Legalese is an official foreign language. I was recognized and created in 1913. It is a form that it is the language of legal documents. It's not. It's a language you don't speak. It sounds a lot like English. Oh, it sounds like English, but it's not. It's very different from English, and if you speak legalese, you are a part of the legal society. But no way. That's almost five minutes. I'll stop there. Pick it up later