D3 Debates #17 Accuse & Profit | Debate Bro Cowardice?

The Boondocks, Stripper Names, and Zestiny
Cristal Magnum, KMFDM, and the Art of Picking Fights
Navigating Modern Discourse and Debate Refusal
Who Debates the Debate Culture?
Intellectual Honesty and Humor Key to Winning the Audience Heart


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"The Last Dance for Grace: The Crystal Mangum Story 2008

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Madison Wisconsin shooting: Was 'copycat' paying tribute to Columbine shooter with KMFDM t-shirt?

Rupnow, who killed a teacher and a student before taking her own life, wore a black shirt featuring the distinctive "tumbling logo" design from German industrial band KMFDM's 1997 Symbols tour. The same band and design are historically tied to the Columbine tragedy, where Harris and co-perpetrator Dylan Klebold also sported KMFDM attire in public photos.

Please Welcome streamer and political commentator Steven Kenneth Bonnell II aka Destiny to The Adam Friedland Show.


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The Biden-Harris administration
Pfizer, Moderna, Johnson & Johnson
The CDC, NIH, FDA, EPA, NIAID
The World Health Organization
FEMA
DOD, DOJ, FBI, Homeland Security, US Air Force,
Space Force, FAA
All Commercial Airlines
US Senate & House of Representatives
State of Hawaii

"Justice is truth in action"
You've been served for crimes against humanity ⚖️

Thank you Scott 
@Rebunkednews
  for being Brave and serving the bad guys Thanks Zach
@UnfitStatesman
 for the camera work.
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(00:01:18) Boondocks Clip

(00:06:03) Bad Names on Birth Certificates Debate

(00:13:11) Debate Challenges and Avoidance

(00:20:21) Flat Earth and Conspiracy Theories

(00:28:01) Video Games and Influence on Behavior

(00:36:06) Social Media and Identity Verification

(00:44:00) Political Debates and Bipartisanship

(00:52:01) Cultural Criticism and Influencers

(01:00:00) Music and Cultural Influence

(01:10:01) Red Pill Community and Gender Debates

(01:20:00) Influencers and Social Media Impact

(01:30:00) Destiny and Debate Culture

(01:40:00) Pets and Personal Stories

(01:50:00) Political Predictions and Social Changes

(02:00:00) Future Plans and Show Changes

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Our untrained AI says this about the episode:

In this episode, we dive into a wide-ranging discussion that touches on pop culture, debates, and societal observations. We start with a humorous reference to "The Boondocks" and a character named Cristal, leading to a light-hearted debate about names and their societal implications. The conversation then shifts to the world of podcasts and debates, highlighting the challenges of engaging with intellectually dishonest arguments and the rise of influencer culture among young men. We explore the impact of social media on public discourse and the phenomenon of people gaining fame through controversial opinions. The hosts discuss the dynamics of the red pill movement, the complexities of relationships, and societal expectations around gender roles. We also touch on the influence of music and media on behavior, referencing the band KMFDM and its unexpected connection to historical events. The episode takes a humorous turn with anecdotes about pets, particularly pit bulls and their quirky behaviors. We wrap up with reflections on the challenges of finding meaningful debates in today's polarized environment and the importance of intellectual honesty in discussions. The episode is a blend of humor, cultural critique, and personal anecdotes, offering listeners a thought-provoking yet entertaining experience.



The text discusses various topics related to relationships, society, and personal views. The speaker argues that not everyone will have the same number of sexual partners and that it's not fair to judge people based on their "body count." They also mention a podcast with a black man using the metaphor of sharing a cup of water to explain why high body counts matter. The speaker then delves into the concept of horizontal DNA transfer, stating that sexual partners can alter each other's DNA.

The conversation shifts to the Red Pill community, a group with controversial views on gender dynamics. The speaker criticizes the immaturity of people who compete for superficial things, like casual sex, and emphasizes the importance of finding mature partners.

Later, the speaker brings up Joshua Harris, an author who wrote a book promoting purity and celibacy before marriage. After receiving feedback, Harris revised his views and apologized to those who were negatively affected by his earlier stance.

Lastly, the text touches on the topic of influencers, particularly those from the gaming world. The speaker criticizes the lack of real-life experience and productivity of some influencers, using Destiny as an example. The speaker believes that influencers should have a solid foundation in reality before sharing their opinions.


They briefly discuss the topic of the Onion buying a certain Twitter account and the rumor about Elon Musk buying MSNBC and Infowars.

The speaker discusses a clip from Destiny's interview with Adam Friedland, where Destiny struggles to name a book he has read. The conversation touches on Destiny's recent diagnosis of ADHD and starting medication. They also mention the "prison to podcast" movement, comparing it to Destiny's situation. The speaker then shares their thoughts on how people on the internet, including Destiny, often lack marketable life skills.

Destiny's character and recent controversies are discussed, including alleged blackmailing and an affair with a married woman. The speaker also brings up Destiny's reaction to the assassination attempt on Trump and his views on the Black Lives Matter (BLM) movement.

The speaker then compares the blurred lines between parody and reality in shows like the one Destiny appeared on, and how people can struggle to differentiate between the two. They also mention the BLM protest involving Daniel Penny, who restrained a man threatening women and children on a subway.

Towards the end, the conversation shifts to the speaker's personal life, including their pets and experiences. They briefly discuss the topic of the Onion buying a certain Twitter account and the rumor about Elon Musk buying MSNBC and Infowars.

The speaker discusses potential debate topics, including the Detroit Locker vs. sensor-based differentials and the smell of differential fluid. They also mention a vision for a Labowski promo and a desired sweater. The group talks about finding people to debate, specifically looking for liberals, but mentioning the difficulty due to intellectual dishonesty. They mention debating Destiny and his willingness to lie.

The conversation shifts to video games, with the speaker expressing their opinion that modern games are not real games. They also mention BMW's subscription services and the idea of leasing organs from the movie "Repo! The Genetic Opera."

The group talks about their presence in the Telegram chat and the inclusion of cat-related content. They assure guests that their words will not be edited to misrepresent them. The speaker shares their experience growing up on a farm and the occasional need to yell at animals. They also mention the possibility of a Tourette remix becoming popular on TikTok.

Towards the end, the speaker briefly discusses blaming things on Marilyn Manson and invites someone to come on the show for a discussion.