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Look now, look now
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You can see them debating big on Insta and on YouTube
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But when it comes to themselves, they lose track of it.
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Exactly, now, critical to the outside,
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False, transparent, yet de facto impulsive
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They bend the truth and filter it all wrong
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Look at it now!
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Look at it now!
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The double standard shines brilliantly in the perfect ring light.
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What is wrong with others must be right with you.
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Just look closely!
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Look at it now!
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They build a construct that only pleases their image
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and make room for impulses
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Your own little world
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Look at it now!
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Look at it now!
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Look at it now!
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Hallihallo and welcome, dear friends of exquisite or bad taste.
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Hello to Sasha! Hello Sarah! Well, there you are again. It's hard to believe, isn't it? Yes,
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Yeah, I kind of had a longing.
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Yeah, me too.
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Yeah, yeah, yeah.
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I think build up all the stuff and then wire up and yes, yes, yes.
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But we're back.
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That's right.
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Let's start with our call to action.
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Yes, we're making a call to action right now.
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That's right now.
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If you like what you hear here, then you are welcome to write a comment, like and, if you like, hype.
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This is important for the algorithm. Or is it?
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The other call to action.
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If you don't like what you see, or even if you hate it,
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Just subscribe, don't give a like, don't give a thumbs up and don't give a thumbs down and
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Don't comment. Make sure the algorithm forgets us. Don't caress the algorithm?
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No, no, that's not good. Not relevant? Yeah, yeah.
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Yes, then we come now to the next point and there would be the house-making the unsuspecting subject.
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Is there anything particularly relevant for this issue of Sascha?
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Yeah, not really, because that's kind of irrelevant, but or irrelevant,
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But the reaction to it, I found interesting. Sarah won a prize at the
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TV treasure tour. A little journey. Yes, such a small but fine luxury trip to Turkey.
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Right and that's nothing big now, but somehow a lot of viewers,
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Encourage listeners of different channels and also some content creators to
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philosophize about it and express your opinion.
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First of all, I would like to say again at this point, many,
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Thank you for this win that we would win. We didn't expect that at all.
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No.
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Because it was incredible.
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Yes, so we have the maximum, the maximum, that we are among the candidates, who will then stop later
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To be drawn by the spectators, we were there, yes, maybe, come under me,
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We imagined this to be the maximum.
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But I also thought, there are so many mailings, there are certainly such blatant works.
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I didn't think of such a great opportunity, I'm honest now.
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Yeah, but it was different.
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I didn't expect our image to be one of the top 4 images selected,
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without Christine knowing who painted which picture, which is also very important in the place
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It is worth mentioning.
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And then the four pictures were presented and the condition was that no one discloses,
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who painted this picture of the creators.
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Just so it doesn't come to favors or anything like that.
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And neither did any of the submitters, not even us.
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And the viewers were allowed to vote in a vote on which work of art they felt most successful.
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And in fact, with 59 percent, I think, if I remember correctly, our picture actually won,
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where we were really flattened. We were really shocked.
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Totally surprised, really.
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Yes, I mean, that took time with the link on ReStream.
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Yes, because he did not send it to the chat, but on WhatsApp,
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Because I think Frank himself was very surprised.
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Yes, you've noticed how he stops.
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Yes, the winner.
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Yeah, you can't imagine that.
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Some time ago, that would have been unthinkable.
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Yes, and then he said, yes, congratulations, Lautfunk.
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Yes, because for the people, I mean, you probably all know,
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Because you come from the waffle that hears this.
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You know, we weren't necessarily Frank's best friends.
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After all, there is a lot of rectal digital
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It was the Flatterman file.
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Yes, 14 episodes.
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Yes, at least.
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This also means that it is still the lion's share.
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This is the format where we discuss these YouTube topics.
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Yes, but that's all
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Due to events and occurrences,
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You all know the story, change it.
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And so the relationship has changed,
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That you're with Frank,
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by simply also
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They went into personal exchanges.
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Yes, and other people too
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They were actually involved,
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That all of this is inevitably overturned.
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I mean, it's just bombastic.
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Almost the biggest haters in quotes
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He actually won a prize at Frank's.
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Yes, yes.
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But we already are.
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No, it's been a while now
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Yes, and there we are in travel preparation, planning and such.
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Yes, and we are definitely, as I said, mega happy and grateful about it.
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Yes, and many of the viewers in the chat at Frank, they have also mega
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We were pleased about this and we have also received numerous private letters,
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where people have congratulated us for the trip.
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But of course there were also people who are not so kind to you and who of course do not treat you to this trip.
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No.
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Now my question is to you. Would you say that this was on a factual level?
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And what was that said?
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I'll ask you.
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So it was, it sounded, it read, because it was then mostly chat messages or comments, more like resentment and envy, but also hems.
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So things like stop, what do they want on the beach?
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Or even, yes, I can imagine how they lie on the beach and then take photos.
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Now you have to say I'm severely disabled after a stroke.
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The inclined listeners know this because I communicated it very openly.
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We are both multi-weighted and so they reacted with taunts and mockery.
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This is not something new for us now, but it had been interesting in this context.
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Yes, for example, something was said, like Sarah is lying there with her cheap chair on the beach.
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I would like to say that would definitely be a damn comfortable alternative.
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Think about how cool that would be if you were sitting on a cheap chair like this and the sun would make you happy.
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Wouldn't that be great? The sun would go anywhere except the back.
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Yes, at least that's where the sun usually never shines.
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So I could never say I had sunburn in place of XY, but
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In places where the sun never shines.
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I take these comments with humor.
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I also found it funny.
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I think someone had also written, I don't know, whales on the beach, Queen Peace and
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so.
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Yes, maybe Greenpeace will be there.
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Maybe we'll get some caresses or something.
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Maybe TV will be there, you don't know.
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In recent times, more and more people have noticed,
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How much people care about stranded whales.
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So we don't have to worry about care.
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Yeah, so I definitely think it's great.
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I just think it's beautiful.
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How kindly and honestly these comments were used.
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Especially from people, where you know that it looks rather sad.
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Yeah, and they react that way.
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Among other things, I remember, did not the Bernardo also comment on our profit?
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Of course. The argument was that we were employees and as employees
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In general, one should not participate. And we would now be obliged, out of moral
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The point of view is not to accept the profit.
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So it would be first and foremost new to me that we would be employees of the TV chat chest,
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Because we don't have an employment contract and we don't get any money. Accordingly, we are
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No employees, we don't work so many hours a week for him.
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There is no need to define an employee.
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We kindly put in, because we want to, always one or two musical works
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Available on Sundays for Sunday live.
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But we do it just for fun and not because we have to.
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If we didn't want to do that anymore, we wouldn't do it overnight.
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We do this because we enjoy it.
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And Frank would have even offered us a payment for it.
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But we said we weren't employees.
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Do you see for yourself, no, Bernardo?
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Yes, the chain of reasoning now depended a bit on Bernhard, but
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What should we say about this?
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Yeah, and then there's the other thing.
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I had Frank shortly after he announced that there was a raffle,
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Asked privately if I can participate in the competition.
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Yeah, and then he said, of course.
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We are not employees, we have as many opportunities as anyone else.
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That's right.
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Because there has been no preference, because another person has taken the four
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It was the most beautiful in her opinion and the viewers then voted.
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Bernardo, would you also like to say that all the spectators, I think they were over 500, were also all manipulated?
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So the 500 of those who voted, that was more in the live.
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Yes, I would have been really interested in this place.
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I found this envy and resentment funny.
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But Bernardo, don't worry, when we're in Turkey, we'll think of you very much.
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Yeah, maybe we'll take a wall photo of the beach or something. Let's have a look.
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And when we sip our cocktails, we'll think of you.
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Yes, to the beautiful, beautiful balcony in Berlin.
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Yeah, by the way, he's also such a funny story.
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We would also be jealous of him, because of our last podcast episode.
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You mean the life's work of a … Bernado, the grandiose life's work. So I have also
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Always wanted to live 15 years in a Berlin plate, in a small one-room apartment.
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It's really a dream for me, I have to say. It's also a dream for me,
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Dream felt unable to speak five sentences without having a cough attack.
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Yeah, well, I haven't actually found a point that would be enviable yet.
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I could also be much meaner and give more points, but I do
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Not now.
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My name is not Bernardo.
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Ah, okay.
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So that's where you differentiate.
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Yeah, actually. Yeah, so I could, right?
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But I don't do that now. But actually, to a person like Bernardo
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I'm not jealous now. I'm sorry.
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How did you find the personal address to me?
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Sascha, don't you think what they said was legal?
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I will sit down with pen and block and listen very carefully.
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And Sascha, do you think you'll be overjoyed if you get mail from a lawyer?
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Because I will take this 1000 euros in my hand and give it to the lawyer if there is anything in it that is legal.
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Ey, I think you forgot memory log.
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They go straight in when you send the mail.
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Ha, ha.
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That's right, Merakulpa, Merakulpa.
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And then, yes, with the friends, that's something else, but the ones out there are mine.
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So I'm saying that there has been no warning or omission so far.
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I don't know if there will be another one, but I don't think so.
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You mean?
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Yes, this has been only an empty stock of all content creators in recent months.
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But yeah, it's like it is, isn't it?
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Yeah, all right.
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Do we want to say anything about that?
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Or is it?
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No, we let our music speak at this point.
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Our music, good idea.
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The podcast is running
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Bernhard, are you listening?
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Get ready
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[Music]
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We're sitting in the studio, the Mikes are hot
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Speak plainly, yes that has its price
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Out in the net, your ear is listening
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Bernhard sits there like a strict censor
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He presses Play, he flushes back
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Searches for the error, piece by piece
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Is that insulting? Is that still art?
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Bernhard, we know you need this favor
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The pulse goes up, the file gets thick
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When the podcast is up and running again, no problem.
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Then listen carefully, it gets uncomfortable But lie down
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Your pen's block Yes, lie down
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Your pen's block You want to remind us
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Wants to write the ad We will still stay on air
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But lay down your pen's block
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Yes, jot down every word with pen's block
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Keyboard rattles, fax machine glows
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Bernhard is the one who really strives
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Section 1, Section 2
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For him, the podcast is a giant file.
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Call your lawyer, send us the mail
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We keep going, no matter what it costs
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We drop the facts, we drop the beat
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While Bernhard pulls his forehead into deep wrinkles
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The pulse goes up, the file gets thick
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Bernhard is waiting for the legal kick
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When the podcast is up and running again, no problem.
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Then listen carefully, it will be uncomfortable
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But lie down, your pen and block
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Yes, lie down, your pen and block
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You want to warn us, you want to write the ad
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We'll still be on the air
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But lie down, your pen and block
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Yes, write down every word, with pen and block
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Did you write all this?
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Was that justifiable?
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Write faster!
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Bernhard!
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The ink is empty!
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When the podcast is up and running again, no problem.
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Then listen carefully, it will be uncomfortable
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Comfortable, but lie down.
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Your pen and block.
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Yeah, lay down.
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Your pen and block.
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Pen and block.
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Advertisement is out.
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Warning by e-mail.
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We'll hear next week.
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Ciao Bernhard.
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Now let's move on to the next major issues.
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And that is,
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I don't know what to call this blog, but let's say
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call on the balcony and tell cheerful stories.
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There must have been a man,
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He has been calling Bernardo lately.
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with whom he probably had pleasant conversations, who probably also claimed that he was talking about 9/11.
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would have been directly on site and had more than 20 hours of music material, video material,
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that he has recorded almost live on site, that it is unpublished, that he has the Bernardo
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9/11 could be used for the event. Memory protocol.
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There you have to say, so you noticed that Bernhard was very interested in it and
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I had also asked very intensively, yes, what can you see on how far away you were,
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that would be interesting for my live on 9/11 and you also have the dollar signs in your
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Eyes seen. At least I felt like I had seen it.
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Yeah, I mean, maybe it would have been if that was really real, like the first real one.
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It was journalistic reporting by Bernardo, in my opinion.
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Where he might even have made it to television with this
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unpublished material, because it belongs to history.
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But the whole thing seemed to be just airlocks.
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As it turned out in hindsight.
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You have to say now, that sounded at first moment, word, yes very interesting and believable,
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But then, from Frank, from the TV chest, Instagram stories appeared,
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where it was pointed out that he had a caller who was very wild,
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I call it wild videos posted on his YouTube channel and that he should watch it.
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But since now our Bernhard from Berlin does not look at Frank in any way, of course he also has
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I haven't seen this Instagram story and it seems you haven't brought it to him.
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Because he doesn't want anything from Frank to be brought to him.
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Yes, and I can't really imagine that at this point,
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because never as an example only this call as this Clara Kaller, I also confuse this,
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actually called, think about it, there went the phone every minute,
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Because he almost got news again.
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Yes, he got WhatsApp messages, he got messages on Instagram
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where everything was brought to attention.
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I mean, we know, because we used to be on the other side,
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How this community ticks.
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If one farts, one can assume that
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We all know that half an hour later.
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That it becomes almost instant, that communicates.
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So if it's a live thing or a video that's going to be released,
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As you can see, it communicates instantaneously.
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the wrongdoing, a statement that is a bit oblique, what that looked like and so on and so on.
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Just, and since that was a speech almost in the Instagram story, so a tip directly to Bernie,
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I really can't believe it wasn't passed on to him.
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What I can imagine is that maybe he wouldn't have followed that up,
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But that's all just my opinion.
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I mean, we don't know.
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It may also be that he has not been informed.
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But somehow I don't believe it.
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I just think Bernie didn't deal with it.
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Yes, firstly it comes from Frank and secondly Frank is just jealous anyway,
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because he has no access to unpublished 20 hours
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Video footage. And now comes the ingenious.
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Supposedly, this man stood 200 meters next to the Twin Towers.
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Definitely.
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You have to say that and of course these would be super exclusive pictures.
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It's been 25 years now, if I can figure it out.
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And that there, that these pictures, the material nowhere in all the years
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They would have appeared somewhere.
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That surprises me.
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Think about the technology 20 years ago.
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What kind of camera he had,
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Can he take 20 hours of material?
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A professional television camera
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with interchangeable plate system,
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Where to stay in the highest
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It was able to capture HD quality.
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The camera cost at least $400,000.
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And of course it was a premium model, you shouldn't forget that.
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Because, like today, say that every potato phone has a decent camera in it, at least the front camera.
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That's something else, of course.
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Of course, this man had only the best of the best of the best of the best.
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Of course.
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If you think about it, what was the name of the then, Super 8 camera or the others, they had only a quarter of an hour, then the first video cameras, 30, 60 minutes tapes.
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Yes, I can remember, earlier, when we were on family vacations, and they were always recorded, that's always a nice memory,
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But there were actually difficulties because you have so many hours of material that you can't film everything.
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Or that you just felt like you had to overwrite other recordings,
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so that you could make new recordings.
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That was the state of affairs at the time.
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They were magnetic tapes.
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And very few people could afford a digital system.
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Yeah, and think about it,
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What it would take to get 20 hours of material.
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Let's assume you want to record in good quality.
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So you don't take longplay, then you take splay.
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Then you have 30 minutes on a 30 minute tape.
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That would be 40 bands or 20 bands at 20 hours.
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This is also a certain volume.
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That's right.
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First of all, what about your camera?
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What about the battery of the camera?
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Or did you have a direct power supply there?
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We had a small portable
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Combustion generator,
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who then constantly charged the battery packs,
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Because they only lasted a maximum of two hours.
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Yeah, just have fun, folks.
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It is, of course, clear
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And that should be for everyone,
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If you just listen to this story without looking at that person's YouTube channel,
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When you hear a story like this, the alarm bells should sound.
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That's very, very unlikely to happen at this time, even if that's the case.
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It would happen today that you would have so much footage. Above all,
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unpublished material. And a Bernie, just a Bernie, should have this material then
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Do you still get any kind of art from someone who accidentally reports to him on the phone?
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Yes, all too often this material, you could have made money in the years. So of this
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I just don't understand that you just believed it because you've got it.
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He had waited until Friday for the material to come online so that he could stop it.
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can use. So you almost waited until 11.09. even until the material was published
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became. But then the video of Frank came in between. Surprisingly, Frank had
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He made a video in which he didn't satirize Bernardo at all.
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I just wanted to talk about something that I think was important.
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Yes, you have to say that. I mean, he had already been very critical in some places and
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Bernhardt's journalistic work was also attacked. But you have to say,
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He pointed out that in addition to confusing videos, there have also been videos on this channel with statements that are, yes, I don't know what to call, extremely unconstitutional.
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Whether it was in Germany, Austria, Switzerland or any other country, here in Europe, it would have been unconstitutional and worrisome.
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because there was also a video where it is announced that he is now torching his apartment.
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Even with extreme right-wing content.
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or that he joins the Islamic State and so on.
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So really wild things with the wildest statements.
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Now you have to say, some things were a year and a half old,
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Some of the videos were only a few months old.
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Yes, and these things were all publicly available
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on this YouTube channel.
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Yes, not many clicks, yes, so not a long range,
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But it had been available all those months.
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And Frank was just made aware of the viewer and that is now something that is important to me.
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Frank doesn't spy on Bernardo's callers, as everyone says.
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But he was made aware of it by a viewer who looked at the channel.
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And many ask then, yes, why did the Frank not contact the Bernardo directly?
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And I think there are two things.
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For the first time, Bernardo blocked Frank everywhere.
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Accordingly, Bernardo was not interested in an exchange with Frank.
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Frank couldn't have told him that easily.
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Then you heard from the bubble of Bernardo and Co., yes, but he could have
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through third parties.
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Maybe he could have done that, but maybe he didn't even know about it at the moment.
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thought.
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And besides, it is also such a thing, if you want to involve third parties at all with pure,
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Because then you don't know if things are really being passed on.
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Yes, I have to say a point of criticism. There's still the good old email.
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That could have been done. But Frank had decided to
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Stop making the video. I mean, in the end, these are just clicks he takes with him.
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And so, in the end, it was again about a viewer who looked at it
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and who then passed this on to Bernhard, aware that there was this video.
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And then Bernhard contacted Frank after he unlocked him.
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And then they went into the exchange. He also thanked and thanked me for it.
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And that's where I got excited about what he did.
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The video is no longer available online.
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but of course in any archives on any hard disks.
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Correct, even with us. Yeah, I didn't mean to say that, but it's still available.
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Yes, yes.
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And yes, after you thanked me and then it was clear that you can react to it,
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Then came the big live event to this incident. Not so with 9/11,
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But wait, I don't even know what the title of the video was, in any case, he just commented on it,
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That there is this problematic content to the people and then reacted to the video of Frank.
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Did this play out and did rea …
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Reacted.
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Reacted, exactly.
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It was then that when he started to react to it, he thanked Frank.
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That's right.
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This is very important, because the reactions of the viewers were of course divided.
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Divided opinion? It was ….
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Yes, but there were also a few voices who liked the fact that Frank did it and liked it,
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Bernie thanked me.
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But most of the voices,
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They were rather negative.
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And there were also
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Not just comments,
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There were also some
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Calling.
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Some people have there
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They called and then said,
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Even if, for example, they do not
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Butterman fan is that they
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Well thought of by Frank,
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He explained it, and so did
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by Bernie,
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that he would thank you for it.
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That person who called said things like,
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I looked at the channel,
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I had to cry, as I did with the words I heard,
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And that's why it was important for me to let you know.
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Now we come to the point that is interesting.
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That was the chat of the livestream.
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And in this live, in this chat, the mail went off.
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First of all, Frank was supposed to do this out of wickedness,
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to sabotage this special day of remembrance, action.
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He was accused of wickedness.
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And above all, that he only does this to expose Bernhard.
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Make fun of a sick person.
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And it wasn't all the comments and also all the callers.
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Then there was another person, our dearest Victoria.
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The great instance of Victoria, to whom one is so grateful,
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that she is there as a contact person and the Bernhard again and again with good advice on
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It stands side by side and above all gives a new perspective on a completely new perspective.
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Our graduate psychologist in Spee, Victoria. The interesting thing is, before we
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I would like to enter, I would like to say our opinion first. Let's go back to the channel of
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back to Alois. These videos were very questionable, i.e. illegal, unconstitutional.
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We don't need to talk about it. It hasn't lost anything on YouTube. And
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In my opinion, such a person should not take place on YouTube either. A question,
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which you have faced when you see the videos and have also heard the story with the
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Video footage of 9/11, of course, one wonders if this person somehow might be mentally ill.
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sick or something. I mean, this question will probably have been asked by every viewer,
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who sees these discrepancies. We haven't seen all the videos on this channel.
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but it was videos taken from a hospital, from a person who was really in an exceptional situation,
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where even someone who has no idea has noticed that something is wrong.
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Yes, but we will not make a psychological classification at this point, because we are not psychotherapists and have no idea,
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It is also important to know what diagnoses the Lord may have.
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And we wouldn't be able to make a remote diagnosis if we were psychologists.
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They would be psychiatrists. In doctors it is said that no diagnosis is made by the pants in the physical
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This also applies to psychotherapy and mental health.
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You can't diagnose a person because you see a few pieces of videos.
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First of all, this includes a well-founded psychological training and this includes many, many conversations.
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with the person that you can even assess this person, anamnesis, etc.
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But there are people who seem to think they know everything.
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Yes, so you like to be very fast with fair diagnoses and just like to throw
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Great and, above all, good-sounding words. Yes, and arm yourself with the fact that one stops
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has a certain education, a certain area and thinks that you have the expertise with
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Spoons eaten. Yes, spoiler alert, to our knowledge she is not a trained psychologist and
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He did not have any training that would make psychology more or less like a ….
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Included.
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Yes, yes.
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According to self-assessment.
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Exactly.
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Even from what we know.
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Of course, this can be different.
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That is why it was our assessment, our opinion, according to our knowledge.
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We are not going to say anything about this person's professional situation.
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That's just a question we ask in the room.
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How can someone who has no training in the relevant field even come up with the idea
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Diagnosing another person remotely?
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That's a question I put in the room.
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That would be the same if someone who has learned educators explained to the engineer how to build a house.
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That's a good comparison, isn't it?
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Yeah, definitely. Or when a saleswoman at Edeka practically explains to the heart surgeon how to do a heart transplant.
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Yeah, that's a good comparison, too. A beautiful portrait.
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So there was this telephone conversation mainly between Bernhard and Viktoria?
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And I found this very interesting, as I said, that she tried to say directly, yes, this person is mentally ill.
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So that's how I understood it.
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Yeah, she argued that, too.
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Exactly, she also tried to prove this by saying that in some video was recognizable,
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He was supposed to be in a psychiatry.
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Yes, in a special hospital and he would have said that in this model,
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what you could see in this video, he would be on station anyway and according to current knowledge,
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After the reconstruction of the hospital, there would now be a psychiatry in this ward.
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That's how she argued.
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Whether this is the case, of course, we cannot say. There were also voices in the comments, who probably live nearby, according to their own statements, who probably think that the building does not have a psychiatry.
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So there were also votes against in the comments, but they were not heard.
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There was part, part. Some had said that there was now one and others had said that there was no one.
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So you have to say that. But it was anyway, the chat was extremely heated.
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As I said, I also found it very interesting, the intentions that Viktoria then imputed to Frank for the video, why he did this.
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has? It was pure burial, of course. First of all, it's hard to stop these people.
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publicly exposed and on the other hand it was also that he stopped this action completely
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wanted to break. So it wasn't about just pointing it out, listen, man,
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is problematic, does not believe everything that is said there, but it is done extra so,
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to sabotage the livestream. Yes, and importantly at the point, I found some
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Statements also critical of her. It was clear that these videos were immediately taken from this
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YouTube channel must disappear, that this channel belongs deleted, no question,
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Because again to argument chain the videos had no reach if you have a video
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It is published and it is publicly available so that it is theoretically available to everyone from any end device.
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from could look right on this planet that's available worldwide then we're talking about
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a problem and that doesn't matter if a video has 10 calls 100 100,000 or 10 million the
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It doesn't itch at this point. If we were to go only by relevance, then I understand the
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For example, why do you even talk about a Frank Wattermann or, for example,
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a Victoria addresses us, for example, because we have little reach, few calls.
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After all, according to their argument, they are not heard anyway.
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Yes, because you are irrelevant.
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That's right. So I always find it interesting that such examples somehow always only then
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They are used, if they are useful, in the chain of reasoning.
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Yes, but they are used once per and once per contra.
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Right, as it suits you, as the wind blows.
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Exactly.
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Yes, and I also found it very difficult that Victoria said yes, but he was so
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nice and sympathetic, maybe you should talk to him and that you clarify,
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Whether he still sees it the same way today or whether there has been a disease from him.
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I also found it interesting that another viewer said yes, I think,
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Maybe she sees a danger in him.
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At this point, of course, you have to say,
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is also difficult to classify legally,
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Because we are not competent enough.
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There is not enough depth in the matter.
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But what can be said is, if such videos are online,
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You should take a look at it
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and already report this to the authorities,
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Let's see if they see after that. Otherwise, of course, one cannot say,
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Whether it's a threat or not. Yes, but I can understand that
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Such thoughts come at first. It must also be said that in the follow-up stream
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It was reported that this was reported.
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Yeah, the thing is, I just wanted to get to it.
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First, you can't put a mental diagnosis on a person,
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Even if it seems obvious to you.
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You can imagine that.
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You can't just classify anyone as a threat.
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Stop, stop, stop, stop. You forget Victoria can do that.
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Yes, yes.
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How many diagnoses has Viktoria recently given to you and me alone?
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Even in the latest videos she reads a lot of diagnoses and behaviors and so on about us
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In various models, we explain why we behave the way we behave.
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This must not be forgotten.
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Chet-GPT said hello.
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The thing is only if one takes such a general explanation about a disease picture,
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This does not yet indicate which diagnostic criteria person XY meets, because there are quite different for it.
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And in order to make a diagnosis, you have to meet certain requirements.
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But that doesn't mean which one exactly.
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I find it very interesting that a Victoria without any level of knowledge and without any
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Professional opinion quasi to take out, then to classify people.
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This is also highly critical, and by the way, it is also justiciable.
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This is, in fact, an intervention in the very personal sphere of life, and indeed a serious one.
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Because it also serves defamation.
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I just want to say that at this point.
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And you should keep that in mind, when you write on your forehead that you
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I want to be honest and eloquent.
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Not that there's a 3-hour contact podcast now,
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Of which then nothing can be used and then you have to record the whole thing again.
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Yes, 3.5 hours. Correct it.
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Exactly. I thought it was interesting, before you go on with this,
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It has been noticed that the Shed was a completely different opinion than Bernie and almost even then the Victoria endorsed.
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And then there's something that happened to Bernie.
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Namely, a certain upheaval.
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While he said before, a few minutes before in the livestream,
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that's his opinion, no matter what other people think of it now,
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where he has also measured the people in the chat with their opinion,
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The fact that this is his opinion, the conversation with Victoria seems to have left an impression.
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Because the Victoria has made him almost once,
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In my opinion, I now say in the live stream.
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I also found other things critical.
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As I said, not only that she herself, in her opinion, has diagnosed another person, the Alois,
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But also how nice he would be or that you might be...
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How funny he would be.
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How funny it would be, exactly.
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Maybe you need to talk to him privately first.
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However, Bernie was still of the opinion at the time that he would rather distance himself from it.
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Which, in my opinion, would also be the healthier way of dealing with things.
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Just for the protection of that person.
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It is not open to the public on this channel.
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Protection for this person.
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Yes, and for protection perhaps a bit far for your own channel from two points of view.
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And I still found it, yes, I just found it very exciting.
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Don't forget, it's a live situation that people are calling.
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You can't react so quickly if there are any critical statements.
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And to the Alois, his statements were always so funny and that was so beautiful,
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The phone calls. And then I think to myself, old man, no matter if these statements were made
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on Alois Kanal because of illness, or because of an opinion, or because of both,
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You don't know that, I think, you can't give such a person a stage on the canal anymore.
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Point. Yes, exactly. And I found Victoria very critical, I have to say.
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0:52:16 – 0:52:25
Yes, and presumptuous. In any case, Bernhard's opinion has changed. It was made out of
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Gratitude then became rejection and above all how bad the Frank is. Because this
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Livestream has also been deleted or taken offline after it has been terminated.
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0:52:38 – 0:52:44
Yes, but that came later, so later in the night, because then followed by the live event
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I don't want to say anything about 9/11 and about it now, because that was just Bild-Zeitung article
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read aloud and then there was almost later in the night at 5 o'clock or so a spontaneous livestream,
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where he then said that he had the video, where he explains why there is no video of
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of these people, and so forth, that he has erased it. And the title was like that,
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Before you go live, you have to think. That's about. And that was also critical, because there was
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0:53:30 – 0:53:38
Frank is an absolutely horrible person who only thinks of himself and doesn't treat anyone else. And the
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Shed was the same, because there were the usual suspects in it, who were always just
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I'm very negative about Frank, for whatever reason.
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Those were the events of September 11th and 12th.
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I think it's kind of interesting, even so on the subject of attitude,
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whatever Bernie denounces with us.
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Yes, above all, he always denounces that we have changed sides, like the flag in the wind.
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I find it interesting that a few negative voices in the auditorium and a Victoria are enough,
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That you, dear Bernardo, turn your opinion 180 degrees and thus actually lose your face online a bit far in my opinion.
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But you always accuse us of that. We have explained more than enough in our podcast.
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why we set ourselves apart from the other bubble, what happened to Sabrina,
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because that was the first upheaval, then later the upheaval with the bubble and why we
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positioned differently. The main reason for this was, of course, the crime,
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which took place in court by Frank and Sabine. We've done this 5,000 times.
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narrated. We have also told several times that we noticed more and more in advance
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is how radical – and there is no other word for it – the doggedness of Frank
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0:55:31 – 0:55:38
Battermann is with these people and what means are legitimate.
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And how we have distanced ourselves from it and have not reacted as before,
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But that we smiled at it a little bit, but then also gave it a contrast.
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Some of us have distanced ourselves.
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After the livestream on TikTok at the latest, there are really a lot of people
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They almost escaped us and distanced themselves from us.
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After things have been misrepresented.
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But the transcript is still available today, where you can read what really said
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Just because it wasn't radical enough and you were friendly.
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Because you can also interact with a person in a friendly way
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Even though it may be uncomfortable,
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Sometimes you need to hear someone else's opinion first.
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Maybe you have to accept it a bit too.
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How you think about it, it's in a different place.
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But we had also communicated this clearly.
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But not everyone is interested in an adult communication that takes place on an equal footing.
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Exactly.
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That's what we've learned.
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And then, of course, distance itself, then all that will be forgotten in the months
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It was before.
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That's right.
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And above all, become your own points of view to certain people from the bubble
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And, of course, changed. And especially now.
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I would also like to say that now we come to the next point.
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And that would be so, yes, the V-perspective so generally.
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I mean, we have already mentioned a little bit in the last issue,
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We also briefly discussed this in the "NR Live". But since we are constantly and constantly on the subject with her and also in the last production, which was originally a 3-hour video, but that was too malicious that you recorded this again and then somehow, I don't know, an hour 50 or so recorded a new one.
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It took us 20 minutes and again and again.
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And also in a way that we don't even want to leave unanswered.
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No, actually not in that case.
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So dear Victoria, first of all, we didn't hear it.
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We took the transcript, of course.
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Because that voice just can't be heard anymore.
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I'm sorry. It's bad enough that I had to hear it now at Bernardo's,
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When you called because I saw this phone call live, where I was really bad,
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where I almost needed a bucket, but that's my opinion, because I just can't hear that voice.
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It's like a saw.
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Yes, one must now say that this violent physical reaction in you comes from
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There was an almost friendly relationship between you and her.
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We also talked on a very trusting level.
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I always talked to her very well.
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0:59:08 – 0:59:13
Yes, and this level is exactly the one that is now being abused.
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That's right. It is abused for content.
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We have already said to her several times,
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When you talk about things, you talk about things.
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They are publicly available in the podcasts.
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The interesting thing is, she puts us on the line,
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that we share information, share your most private information with Frank Butterman,
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your child or children have toxed to Frank and many other things.
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That's just what they say.
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We should have forwarded screenshots and voice messages to Frank from her.
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Exactly.
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As we have already said several times, also with Frank on the canal,
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And Frank said it himself, that there never was.
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You have to say, we don't have to go to Sabrina's show.
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1:00:06 – 1:00:10
said in the livestream or it was a video,
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There were two women who spoke with us in the group.
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We didn't say anything about that.
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We haven't said anything about it either, that constantly and over and over again
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False facts are claimed in videos.
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We've never said anything about the fact that we've been talking about it over and over again.
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Victoria in her productions.
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Exactly.
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But as we said last time,
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At some point a point has been reached and dear Victoria, it is also changing now
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There's nothing wrong with you following this video.
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I want to distance myself from these issues.
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That's not how it works, that you almost spit in the face of the person and then expect,
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that people accept this, practically rub the spit out of their face and simply
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So they deny it.
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It doesn't work that way.
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You've talked to us so many times now and I think you have to have one or the other.
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Let's get it right, or let's go to one or the other.
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Point to say something.
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First, let's get to the first points. That's the technology charge. We both are yes
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Absolutely no longer viable without doing anything with artificial intelligence.
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So I know from the best source, I just need to open my Instagram, that you are constantly,
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to somehow prove your statements, posted screenshots of chats with Chatshibiti.
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Or post the texts that Chatshibiti generated.
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Because in your normal communication there aren't even so many hyphens.
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Exactly. And also not in Navig, if you write privately, there are no hyphens in it.
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And if you think about it, if you go and some lines of argument and so on
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You can literally hear the hyphens in your argument that you read along. So
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you accuse us of using AI when we use that as an analytical tool to create a mass
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1:02:38 – 1:02:48
Evaluate data to generate thumbnails, just as your thumbnails are generated by AI
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and AI is generated by everyone else on these channels. But with us it is absolutely evil.
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Yes, every content creator now uses AI.
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That's why these thumbnails now look 50 percent the same on all channels,
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because somehow Chachibity and Gemini do it this way, because that's what it's supposed to look like at the moment.
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Yes, and blog posts at Sascha and on podcasts have been around much longer than AI at all
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There is. Exactly, namely, in the time before that, I asked people to put my gibberish in a
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It has a great structure. And after the AI got to the point where I could replace it,
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because I was uncomfortable praying other people to take over this task for me,
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Because as a dyslexic I am not able to do this, I use AI. And that this is open
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Communicate. That's the difference with all the other people who use AI.
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But don't communicate openly. That's right. And the thing is, the only thing,
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What you do, of course, is make fun of it.
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Of course!
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And you know very well that this is the shawl guy and accordingly has this support.
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In the past, among other things, I corrected his texts.
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Not only you, it was several people, because I write a lot of texts.
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I said yes, among other things.
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That's why.
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And not only has the spelling been virtually corrected,
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You have also grammatically corrected one or the other error.
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This is part of dyslexia.
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Maybe you should google that, too,
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Dear Victoria, or ask your friend the AI what dyslexia actually means.
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And then maybe you should think,
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It's always funny to reduce people to just that.
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Because that's what you're doing with the way you express yourself.
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In schools, there is a compensation for disadvantages for people with dyslexia or dyscalculia.
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Or for people with ADHD, etc.
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Why is there such a thing?
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Why are there inclusion forces that are supportive of many children?
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This should be totally conscious of an entity like Victoria, who is of course omniscient and comprehensively informed.
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But you use it as a legitimate way to frame.
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Now, for example, you have said extensively, instead of extensively, this is also added.
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Sascha has had a so-called word-finding disorder since his stroke, you know.
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This is also made fun of.
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Yes, that's true.
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Or you make fun of regional peculiarities in the debate.
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I live in the Ruhr area, I grew up in the Ruhr area and I have even been socialized in the Ruhr area.
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And there are special grammatical abnormalities.
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For example, "That's my father's house".
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This is a completely normal, common sentence in the Ruhr area, which is grammatically completely wrong according to the German spelling.
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But it's normal here. And you're upset about making fun of a rolling R? Okay.
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Yeah, it's funny.
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Yes, as I said, discrimination on your part takes place in much larger areas.
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I'd say that's more comprehensive, because you didn't just make fun of the AI accusation,
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But at a very large block we have also analysed our behaviour so far and made conclusions about it,
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That's how we behave, because we both communicate openly, that we both have a borderline diagnosis.
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I now have my counter-question below.
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I'm not going to name your illnesses, but I can take this counter-question out of my mind.
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Viktoria, you too are diagnosed with various mental illnesses.
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Yeah, that's all I want to say.
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I have a question.
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May we classify you like that now?
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Or should we do that?
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Would you like it if they did it to you? I'm just asking.
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Or would you find it too invasive that a human being,
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who only knows you from the Internet, almost believes,
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Are you able to evaluate and analyze your entire behavior?
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You don't know what's behind a man.
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You don't know a person's life story.
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You don't know
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The reasons why a person acts as he does.
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You suggest by doing drawer thinking, for example by opening the Borderline drawer.
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What is known about Borderline?
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Then you use these criteria, which are called there, which are associated with Borderline,
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but you do not know at all to what extent they apply to me or to Sasha,
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And you think you can take this now to analyze us as human beings.
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To say the least, I find this rather invasive, because it just does not correspond to the truth.
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So as I read in the excerpts from the transcript,
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I was wondering how empathetic a person could be.
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Because it uses
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diagnoses as a rhetorical weapon of discrimination.
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And that's hard, hard tobak, Victoria.
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While she has still gone to Alois's and may have taken the psychic diagnoses,
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to put himself in front of him, almost protectively.
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Yeah, that's right. And then comes the other,
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It almost pathologizes our behaviors. And that has such a taste.
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Just because we openly communicate that we both have borderlines, we're like that in their eyes.
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We are so sick that our behavior can only be attributed to this diagnosis. And there would be special
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but fears of abandonment, unstable relationships and above all also fluctuating self-image.
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And these points would have led us to leave the group,
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That we have left the group, that we have distanced ourselves to say so.
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I know you left first, then someone else left and the last person
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We were kicked out in the group because that could have been clarified as a PM. For this
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You don't need a group if there are two parties in there. Then everything was explained,
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We behave the way we behave because we have this diagnosis. I don't know,
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Whether you know the concept or not, but a person is more than the number of his diagnoses.
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Do you know how many people with mental illness, with disabilities who don't?
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are visible, fight for them to be seen in our society,
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that they will be heard, that they will not be prejudiced? If you are not someone,
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in private, I mean we were in exchange, actually for just such a thing
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Do you want to stand up and not be prejudgmental? Isn't that so, Victoria? Have you got us there
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You don't tell more than enough stories and you're pretty much the same person.
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Opinion is like us? Yes, especially in view of the explosiveness of some situations,
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Those that have been described, I would say. Or how you feel in certain situations.
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You've felt. Yes, yes. And you know our opinion on that. And we say discrimination, bullying
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And something else. This has nothing to look for anywhere in our society, especially in
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adults. To put it mildly, I find it from a person who is self-diagnosed and
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He also wants justice in life and probably wants to be treated fairly.
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Like any other person, I find it difficult, to be honest.
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Reducing a person to something like that. Why don't you start criticizing us objectively?
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As I said, we are much more than a diagnosis that is on the slip of paper. And your superficial
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Scratching a diagnosis says nothing about the person and about the criteria and about the
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pattern of this person. For this you need a degree in psychology. You know,
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how long it takes, how many sessions it takes for a psychologist to get a full picture
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or a psychiatrist and that even different psychologists come to different conclusions then
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Come on, come on. Yeah, that can happen. But we have to say this while we are going and openly with our
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Illness that communicates to the outside and does not require you to go and say,
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Look, they're both mentally ill. That's all right. Yeah, you don't have to blame them. They can't help it.
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Do you expect to have understanding with you, but isn't that understanding with us?
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This is double standards in pure Rhine culture. We never dropped that information.
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You throw things around in places from our most private conversations like popcorn,
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Because you think so. Real or imagined, I don't know.
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That we gave information to Frank just because we described a situation,
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the group in a conversation, where you said in a joke, there you would have to go and the
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1:13:58 – 1:14:08
Frank shits on the roof. I don't know. Yes, of course. And then of course you have everything about
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1:14:08 – 1:14:17
She leaked. Everything. All the secrets. Yeah, everything. Private. Self-thoughts that you only give to someone
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I'll tell you what she's really close to.
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Of course, we passed all these things on to Frank.
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Of course, Victoria, we used your house too
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It was all full of cameras.
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There are at least 50 trackers on your car.
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That's right.
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Which really gives us the position and location and so on.
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and as you walk in your purse you will find so many trackers,
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that you can't find the other things again,
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Because the handbag is so full of trackers.
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And even if you pour out the handbag, it's a feeding fabric.
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There's no more stuff in there, just GPS trackers.
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Of course. And, of course, your phone has also been hacked.
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All sorts of things.
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All your neighbors
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Of course, we were also involved.
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They'll monitor you, too, of course.
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They do Stasi methods like they used to do.
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You know what I mean?
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So within a radius of five kilometers around your house
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Are all our neighbors on the payroll and they tell us all about you?
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Everything, everything. Of course.
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Even the birds tell us what you do.
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Yeah, that's just morbid. And the other reason is simple, then it was claimed,
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1:15:38 – 1:15:42
this livestream with Frank Barthermann would have been to blame, that he
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He distanced himself. It started a bit earlier, after the
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Court hearing. There were the first disputes between us, where we differed.
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They were opinion. That's when we get to the point where I, and you,
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1:16:00 – 1:16:06
They have distanced themselves from violence and now they accuse us of exactly the opposite in the current podcast.
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1:16:06 – 1:16:07
Hi there?
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Are you spinning a little?
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I mean, you can ask that.
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Sascha has never claimed in any news that he wants to do violence to Frank.
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Sasha is as far away from violence as white from black.
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1:16:26 – 1:16:31
I mean, I don't want to rule it out, and that's what I'm saying here on the podcast,
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that after the warning has fluttered in and we really had a struggle,
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I had to find a lawyer with it, that I would someday be in the group or maybe even in the group.
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1:16:39 – 1:16:44
privately told Viktoria that I would like to go there now and give them one on the
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Fuckin' bangin'. I don't want to rule it out. So I can't remember
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1:16:51 – 1:16:57
You would have said anything like that to Victoria. I can't even remember
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Because we talked to each other in private, so you and I in private,
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where I asked you and there you always said to me that I would never go so far,
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I really want to use physical force against these people.
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Yes, generally.
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That maybe you could imagine or would have liked to have had, I don't know,
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that misfortune happens to him in any way, or that he, I don't know,
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1:17:28 – 1:17:36
The sleeve slides down when washing hands. Yes, yes. Or that he just has such a bad streak.
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I don't know if he'll open a wound.
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You have to do it, that's the same as when you say it in Brass, because something has just been said.
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1:17:45 – 1:17:49
Frank said that you'd rather go there now and then shit on the roof. This is exactly
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That's what I said. That's not that you would do that. Yes, yes. I mean, when I think about it,
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What a huge effort that would be for me, that I first get to where Frank lives, and then just clap him one.
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This effort would be so huge for me that it would never happen in life if I did something like that.
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And yet I have to take you in the place of protection. You didn't say that to Victoria.
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I am completely convinced of that.
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As I said, I don't want to rule out the possibility that I said something in such a form,
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Because at that time I was really afraid of how the warning was there.
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The deadline passed slowly and I just didn't find a lawyer who wanted to take over,
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Because they all wrote to me at the time, we can't do it for capacity reasons.
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Yeah, but I just wanted to say, even to me, you didn't say anything like that.
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And I can confirm that. You didn't. You were mad at him. Yes, if videos of him
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We looked at them because we needed them for our research.
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Then you rolled your eyes and said, "Don't mess with that shit or that."
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You know what I mean?
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Yes, I mean, now and then this happens again,
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You say, okay, I would have said otherwise.
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Yes, of course, if you watch.
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No matter what creator you're watching.
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You don't want to associate that with a creator.
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Yes, and then to the point,
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Maybe in the past, or even badly.
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Jutta and Maren spoke.
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Even today, when you have a different view of things,
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If you sometimes think so, or we both say this to each other, you would have said otherwise.
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Or it's coming, oh Jutta or Mare, that really wasn't good.
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Yes, and of course we had a different opinion about Jutta at the time.
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But we were also in a different position.
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But she didn't want anything bad either.
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Not in any way?
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No, you didn't have a good opinion of her, but you hadn't wished her anything bad, which, by the way, has completely changed in the meantime,
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because you have met these people and these people, i.e. in the form of YouTube and so on,
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It also gave him the chance to get to know people in an unbiased way.
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That's why we always say that we are not flawless and we were part of this Babbel, but we have...
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These are typical in-group and out-group mechanisms.
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Yes, and then these are the echo chambers,
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So self-reinforcing statements.
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One says something, the other agrees.
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And so it goes back and forth and so can such statements.
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That's totally normal.
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But that doesn't mean that when you say something like that,
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that it is actually implemented.
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When I think about what we've said about TalNews and stuff like that.
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Today we are a member of the editorial board.
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Yes, and Leon also knows exactly what kind of opinion we had from TalNews.
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But you can talk to people and you don't lie to people.
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It is also clear that we did not have a good opinion of Marin.
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We discussed this in the podcast at the time.
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Yes, but that's also because we just haven't dealt with her in a reasonable way.
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Yes, because we have not dealt with it properly, but also because we are aware of our way of thinking.
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They were very one-sided.
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And that's what we said that changed.
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We look beyond the horizon.
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We look at all sides, we listen to people.
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Yes, and I find it just grotesque and also in places godless, what Victoria in her
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Demolition and then a new beginning for statements made about Sarah and about me.
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We have not passed on the information we have.
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They also have no other information. The accusations that we have pictures of Franks
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Have posted apartment in the group, is so attracted to the hair that if
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you go yourself, and that's pretty far in the beginning in the group, was that one
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The other person who did it. Yes, maybe you should go to your
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Check the sources. Yes, go back to the group yourself, because it's on your
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Put your phone on it and you'll see that it was someone else's.
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Yes, and again, Victoria, just for information on the memory record.
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The original chat history from all protagonists and from all private chats
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We secured it months ago last year.
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And we keep backing up these chats at regular intervals,
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to check whether messages are deleted, for example.
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Every month, we request Meta's data packet, where all the messages from Facebook and Instagram are in it.
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Victoria also says that she would want to take legal action against us or would want to report us.
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Why do you think this hasn't happened to this day?
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I now ask the audience or listeners, because there you always have to ask yourself the question,
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What is the truth of what he says? And of course you have to go to the second
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Ask the question, what does it actually look like with the person,
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1:24:04 – 1:24:11
Are they accusing other people of many wrongdoings? What did this person do himself? Which
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For example, this person forwarded content to people himself.
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You know Victoria doesn't do that.
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She's said that many times.
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She's an honest person and doesn't do that.
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That's really true. That's really true.
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Isn't there?
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Isn't there any statement that you're at the private message,
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Which we sent to you, passed on to someone else?
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You've got. Isn't that there?
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Isn't that even public?
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Yes, yes.
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Yes, yes. Is it safe to say that with us?
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Yes, yes.
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Is it possible to be a bit unreliable with it?
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And here we are at one point.
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Why do a Sabrina go there and above all a Victoria and also a few other pro-actionists,
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Shit, the word isn't out.
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The protagonists.
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Thank you very much.
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There is so much to be said about undermining the credibility of you and me.
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1:25:16 – 1:25:24
Couldn't it be that it's a mechanism, the defense, so that, if we go with the
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The truth comes to light, is it unreliable?
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Look, Victoria, I'll make you a suggestion.
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You allow us to publish messages, text and voice messages to you
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by talking about Da Vinci, Frank, Sabrina, Lina and a few other characters
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Extremely.
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I forgot about Bernhard.
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Yes, yes.
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Yeah?
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That's what you're allowing us to do.
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Yeah, do that, Victoria, 'cause if you do, I mean, you never got anything
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If you are in debt, as you say, then you should not be in debt.
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Having problems with this when we make this material available to the public uncut
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put. And we even do this in such a way that we offer this as a download package.
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1:26:18 – 1:26:27
Yeah, that's right. Your messages and our responses to them. What do you think of it? This is a
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1:26:27 – 1:26:33
Great offer. So we would have the infrastructure for it, the platform and the people could
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1:26:33 – 1:26:39
Make your own picture. Then people would see what kind of integrity you are.
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1:26:39 – 1:26:47
and could then get a picture of which statements on your part are correct and which
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1:26:47 – 1:26:51
Statements on our part are correct. I'd love it too, not just news.
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1:26:51 – 1:27:00
but that you should also take screenshots of content that you have posted in our group or privately.
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1:27:00 – 1:27:04
That would also be interesting. Files that came in like this, for example.
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1:27:04 – 1:27:08
Yeah, what you could see there.
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1:27:08 – 1:27:16
Perhaps you could then also prove how high your consumption of AI torches is, which you assume us.
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1:27:16 – 1:27:20
How was that for water consumption?
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Oh, Lake Steinberg.
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I think, good woman, my water consumption,
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what is caused by AI use,
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It will exceed that many times over.
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'Cause, I'll explain it again,
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All activities on YouTube
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are registered by us,
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processed and archived.
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Chat messages, transcripts, comments.
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Also comments that are deleted,
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Whether it's in a live chat or in comments,
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All of this is guaranteed, even by those who made the comments.
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1:28:03 – 1:28:08
And since that data is there, and we're talking about big data,
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1:28:08 – 1:28:13
Because this is already a huge archive of several 10 gigabytes.
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1:28:13 – 1:28:21
Can we say exactly which nickname belongs to which nickname?
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1:28:21 – 1:28:27
So fake profiles due to the fact that someone writes,
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how someone connects with someone else,
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who agrees, who distributes hearts and so on.
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1:28:34 – 1:28:36
We can see that.
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1:28:36 – 1:28:44
Yes, we could see so many other things, but I mean, you don't have to reveal everything.
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You also have data clusters, where you see at once, there are a lot of usernames,
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They act very similarly and here and there and then you can bring things together.
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This results in interesting pictures.
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1:28:58 – 1:29:05
Very interesting pictures. And what happens on YouTube is all public material.
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1:29:05 – 1:29:10
I mean, we could use that right away if we had a special issue on it.
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1:29:10 – 1:29:22
But as I said, we come back to the question of why we were not reported by her.
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1:29:22 – 1:29:25
Or she doesn't go to a lawyer.
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1:29:25 – 1:29:30
One thing, of course, is that she's afraid you'll get to her address.
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1:29:30 – 1:29:34
But I've said that before, darling, if you were to be reported,
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If you had your address quickly,
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1:29:37 – 1:29:39
The police were just investigating.
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1:29:39 – 1:29:42
You don't have to take action yourself.
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1:29:42 – 1:29:44
To run a YouTube channel,
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which can play videos longer than 15 minutes,
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you need to verify this account with a phone number,
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Preferably a mobile phone number.
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1:29:57 – 1:30:01
This mobile phone number is unique through the service provider
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Assigning a person.
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1:30:03 – 1:30:07
Bingo! This is what it looks like on Instagram.
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1:30:07 – 1:30:13
Did you ever want to say? This is the case with Meta in general.
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1:30:13 – 1:30:20
Yes, as I said, but I think it's just because
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1:30:20 – 1:30:28
She's very scared if she did that before the legal Eschu.
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1:30:28 – 1:30:32
And you don't have to mean just because you're using a proton email, either.
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1:30:32 – 1:30:35
That you can't get legal about it.
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1:30:35 – 1:30:43
Because the thing is also stored, at least with an IP address that accesses it.
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1:30:43 – 1:30:45
Difficult everything.
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1:30:45 – 1:30:50
You can also delete your imprint from the YouTube channel you once had.
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1:30:50 – 1:30:53
With the imprint service, right.
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1:30:53 – 1:30:56
I think there is always a lot of fear.
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1:30:56 – 1:31:04
By the way, Victoria, because you supposedly have our address, you wouldn't have needed it at all,
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1:31:04 – 1:31:12
if you would then own them, because our imprint is chargeable. This means:
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1:31:12 – 1:31:19
We can also be warned about this. And I know this from very confidential
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1:31:19 – 1:31:25
Sources, namely me, that this works because I already have mail from the court about it
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1:31:25 – 1:31:39
And yes, that's chargeable. Stupid thing. So why? Why? Yes, then they would be mine
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1:31:39 – 1:31:49
Address to know. Bits and pieces. That's not the reason. As I said, we could have a lot of
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1:31:49 – 1:31:58
Revealing things. Yes, give us permission. Yes, give us permission or we'll let it be. This
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1:31:58 – 1:32:07
It's your decision. Well, let's say it's all very questionable. I ask
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1:32:07 – 1:32:17
But I still wonder why a TikTok Live and our post-trial positioning
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1:32:17 – 1:32:25
Make sure you hate us so much that you really run a campaign because you really hate us.
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1:32:25 – 1:32:31
They want to defame and harm us. I understand this because we were friends,
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1:32:31 – 1:32:40
Except from a certain point of view, as the mentally ill might do. My opinion, such a revenge.
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1:32:40 – 1:32:47
So my personal opinion is yes, since my Borderliner says that they are very manipulative,
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1:32:47 – 1:32:53
have you manipulated Victoria so far through the voice messages and text messages,
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1:32:53 – 1:32:59
It seemed to me that it was a friendly relationship.
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1:32:59 – 1:33:01
Do you understand?
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1:33:01 – 1:33:05
I forgot, of course.
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1:33:05 – 1:33:13
I also manipulated Victoria into making statements about XY.
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1:33:13 – 1:33:19
Yes, that was all us, because we manipulated them so far.
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1:33:19 – 1:33:22
Normally you wouldn't do that.
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1:33:22 – 1:33:30
That's why you didn't have to discard her in a three-and-a-half-hour recording because it was too chubby.
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1:33:30 – 1:33:33
Yes, and certainly quite judicial.
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1:33:33 – 1:33:35
Maybe.
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1:33:35 – 1:33:40
I'd assume it very strongly. It's not like your last
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1:33:40 – 1:33:47
The podcast wasn't legal. Can you ask your good friend, why?
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1:33:47 – 1:33:55
Exactly, because even if you think that would be free speech and something like that,
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1:33:55 – 1:34:04
There is such a thing as humiliation criticism and humiliation criticism, when I think about how many videos there are,
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1:34:04 – 1:34:09
where we are not really a topic, but were still a topic, with which terms you
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1:34:09 – 1:34:16
In other words, you might have the idea that it's a critique.
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1:34:16 – 1:34:21
And with extremely defamatory unobjective statements.
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1:34:21 – 1:34:26
And I know that in this small circle in which we move on YouTube,
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1:34:26 – 1:34:36
It is very popular to give funny nicknames to the people from the outgroup.
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1:34:36 – 1:34:42
So like suppositories and bang funk, deaf funk, silent funk.
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1:34:42 – 1:34:46
Oh my God, I don't know how much more we're actually doing.
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1:34:46 – 1:34:46
But it doesn't matter.
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1:34:46 – 1:34:48
The Kloppis.
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1:34:48 – 1:34:48
Yeah, yeah.
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1:34:48 – 1:34:50
And many other things.
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1:34:50 – 1:34:57
That one likes to do this in order to stop the other, to deflame, to disparage, to degrade.
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1:34:57 – 1:35:04
And believe me, this meets all the criteria of critique. Now you can go,
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1:35:04 – 1:35:12
Take your phone, so your smart phone and times Chechibiti or the other preferred
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1:35:12 – 1:35:16
artificially intelligently take the slightest trust and then ask,
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1:35:16 – 1:35:20
What is Harassment Criticism?
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1:35:20 – 1:35:30
And yet another thing, the personal rights and limits of a person always end
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1:35:30 – 1:35:34
Where I violate someone else's rights and boundaries.
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1:35:34 – 1:35:43
And that's what you're doing by far, especially in your last podcast issue as well.
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1:35:43 – 1:35:49
So we always called you Victoria. Then for a long time you have given us the
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1:35:49 – 1:35:55
Funniest, in your opinion, the funniest nicknames given. Let's say in
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1:35:55 – 1:36:02
a livestream, so we wrote it, had in chat, "V Paranoid", "V Paranoia" and
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1:36:02 – 1:36:10
What's coming? Instantly comes an Instagram story. Did you really call me paranoid?
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1:36:10 – 1:36:17
Finally, we will give you this song as a reminder.
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1:36:17 – 1:36:26
It's just a reaction to your countless previous defamations.
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1:36:26 – 1:36:27
power to us.
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1:36:27 – 1:36:33
Yes, and above all, you have to remember, you have to explain something.
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1:36:33 – 1:36:34
Stop it.
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1:36:34 – 1:36:35
You explain it.
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1:36:35 – 1:36:48
We did the song after watching a video of Viktoria talking in rage and starting to use her rolling R,
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1:36:48 – 1:37:03
because one has simply noticed that the rule mechanisms, which lead to them trying a little more to speak High German, have failed
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1:37:03 – 1:37:10
And then she slipped more and more into the Bavarian-Franconian and rolled more and more with the R.
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1:37:10 – 1:37:16
And after we saw that and then we made a song about Victoria,
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1:37:16 – 1:37:23
We found it really fitting to incorporate this particular aspect of Victoria's personality,
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1:37:23 – 1:37:27
This is an outstanding feature of your personality.
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1:37:27 – 1:37:33
And that's not to make fun of it now, but to pay homage to it,
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1:37:33 – 1:37:37
that we have noticed that it is the case.
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1:37:37 – 1:37:39
That's right, that's right.
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1:37:39 – 1:37:43
And so have fun with this wonderful, beautiful song.
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1:37:43 – 1:37:52
In the morning, when my alarm clock rattles, I am completely fluttered to the foreboding.
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1:37:52 – 1:37:58
As a frustrated housetrach out of bounds and bounds, I'm looking for the hero all over the country.
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1:37:58 – 1:38:04
I roar into the microphone, I'm never neutral, the whole drama, that's my territory.
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1:38:04 – 1:38:10
I hit the newspaper, punch, punch, punch and even believe my own insane nonsense.
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1:38:10 – 1:38:18
I am the woman no one knows, the monster of Münchhausen.
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1:38:18 – 1:38:24
On the Internet, I'm just rubbing on a thousand.
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1:38:24 – 1:38:31
My inner character, which mutates until everything is lost in dry dust.
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1:38:31 – 1:38:38
My aluminum hat sits dram, my mind is soft, welcome to my own fairytale realm.
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1:38:38 – 1:38:45
Then I run furiously through the streets and roar out the poor pigeons in front of the town hall.
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1:38:45 – 1:38:51
I think of a new story every day and turn every mosquito into the same drama.
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1:38:51 – 1:38:57
No one likes me, it's so clear. So poisonous and exalted throughout the year.
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1:38:57 – 1:39:03
If you are looking for long noses, you are looking for gliss for the rest. Lying with short legs is my art.
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1:39:05 – 1:39:09
From morning to night, my world revolves around
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1:39:09 – 1:39:12
Just about the drama I like so much
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1:39:12 – 1:39:15
I got lost, I can't find a way out
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1:39:15 – 1:39:17
My own illusory world, which I love so much
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1:39:17 – 1:39:20
In my videos I talk about head and collar
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1:39:20 – 1:39:23
Do me smash myself with contradictions
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1:39:23 – 1:39:26
I proudly present every discrepancy
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1:39:26 – 1:39:29
I'm just carved out of a crazy wood
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1:39:29 – 1:39:33
I am the woman no one knows of the monster
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1:39:33 – 1:39:35
From Münchhausen
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1:39:35 – 1:39:41
On the Internet, I only live rudely
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1:39:41 – 1:39:45
My inner character that mutates
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1:39:45 – 1:39:48
Until everything gets lost in dry dust
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1:39:48 – 1:39:51
My aluminum hat sits tight, my mind is soft
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1:39:51 – 1:39:55
Welcome to my own fairytale kingdom
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1:39:55 – 1:39:59
Like a wild bull on the run
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1:39:59 – 1:40:02
I've been looking for enemies in the lantern case
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1:40:02 – 1:40:10
I whine from Doxing to so'ne Genieren, no one did the children even touch
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1:40:10 – 1:40:16
All Just Fake, Havan, Joke, Gervan
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1:40:16 – 1:40:24
But I continue to ride on my own swan
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1:40:24 – 1:40:27
Ha ha ha ha huu!
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1:40:27 – 1:40:35
Huuuuuuu!
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1:40:35 – 1:40:38
I look at the bright light in Himmelhoff,
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1:40:38 – 1:40:41
A UFO comes and breaks into my life.
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1:40:41 – 1:40:44
Maybe it puts a probe in my belly button,
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1:40:44 – 1:40:48
Then it would finally be over with the earthly appearance.
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1:40:48 – 1:40:53
Then I fly there, far away from frustration,
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Because I don't know anything here on earth.
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1:40:59 – 1:41:17
I am the woman no one knows, the monster of Münchhausen.
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1:41:18 – 1:41:23
On the Internet, I only live rudely
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1:41:23 – 1:41:27
My inner character that mutates
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1:41:27 – 1:41:30
Until everything gets lost in dry dust
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1:41:30 – 1:41:35
My aluminum hat sits tight, my mind is soft
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1:41:35 – 1:41:41
Welcome to my own fairytale kingdom
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1:41:41 – 1:41:45
Yes, my dust is blown away, the aluminium hat remains
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1:41:45 – 1:41:58
As I continue to write down my lies, the woman with paranoia, I am a sad monster.
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1:41:58 – 1:42:07
No one has poisoned children, ratter, ratter, evil pigeons, stale!
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1:42:07 – 1:42:09
[Laughter]
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1:42:09 – 1:42:12
Yes, yes.
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1:42:13 – 1:42:16
Wasn't the song beautiful?
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1:42:16 – 1:42:18
Oh, God, so...
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1:42:18 – 1:42:21
I'm lrrr...
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1:42:21 – 1:42:22
My mouth is dry.
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1:42:22 – 1:42:25
I'm rubbing it.
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1:42:25 – 1:42:26
Riebe?
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1:42:26 – 1:42:28
From rubbing?
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1:42:28 – 1:42:31
No, it's rubbed.
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1:42:31 – 1:42:34
Shit.
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1:42:34 – 1:42:38
Want to talk a little bit more about Da Vinci?
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1:42:38 – 1:42:40
Do we want to talk about him?
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1:42:40 – 1:42:41
Yes, yes.
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1:42:41 – 1:42:43
A little bit.
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1:42:43 – 1:42:46
Okay.
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1:42:46 – 1:42:50
Da Vinci.
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1:42:50 – 1:42:53
I mean, if you look at the last livestreams,
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So I'm not even talking about the videos and the cruise and the donations
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1:42:57 – 1:42:59
And we don't want to be upset about that,
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1:42:59 – 1:43:04
The last livestreams of the last six or seven weeks.
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1:43:04 – 1:43:09
It was remarkable,
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1:43:09 – 1:43:11
There was only one name in the title, wasn't there?
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1:43:11 – 1:43:14
Yes, Frank Battermann.
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1:43:14 – 1:43:22
So I can say from personal experience, if you use Frank Battermann in the title,
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1:43:22 – 1:43:31
By hashtag and most importantly by day, what does that mean?
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1:43:31 – 1:43:38
marked in the text in the description that this is almost such a
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1:43:38 – 1:43:43
Click guarantors and the video gets a lot of attention.
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1:43:43 – 1:43:48
Especially if you use hashtags like the TV chat chest,
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1:43:48 – 1:43:56
TV Chest, TV Dirt Chest, Frank Butterman, Frank Butterman and so on.
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1:43:56 – 1:43:59
This will be a click-guarantee.
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1:43:59 – 1:44:05
Yeah, and I want to say, Da Vinci probably recognized that.
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1:44:05 – 1:44:08
Do you believe that?
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I think so.
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It's also interesting if you make such an hour-long video.
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And only in the last vlog do you dedicate yourself for a few minutes, Frank.
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Is that Klickbait?
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You mean if I do a three-hour livestream and dedicate myself to the last 20 minutes?
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Yes, that's Clickbait. In the culture of the Rhine.
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It's nice.
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In other words, according to German brewing law.
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Yeah, yeah.
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Yes, yes.
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I found it so interesting when you've watched the last livestreams like this,
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I've heard or read that it's always the same thing.
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He repeats the same narrative over and over again. He's a special student, he pays his debts
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He lives with his wife and the wife lives with her mother. Recently, there are also
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The fact that the daughter has moved out and so on.
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The same stories are always told.
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And most of it is not even based on half-truths,
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Maybe that's quarter-truth.
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Yeah, and I think when you blub things out into the world like that,
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You should also see if all of this is true.
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Apart from the fact that I really do not find it right to involve children in a discussion with or generally uninvolved people who have nothing at all to do with this situation.
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I also find it interesting that it is almost always assumed that the channel runs in the name of his wife and he is almost an employee of her and she actually would have to take care of what he does on the channel, because she would ultimately be responsible for what he does there.
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So, as we tried to explain in our Butterbeer Ultras group,
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In German insolvency law, there is indeed the possibility of:
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Separate the self-employment and the private.
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then the insolvency concerns the private assets, but not the assets of self-employment,
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If you almost pay a salary.
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So you can then make investments within the framework of self-employment,
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which are important for self-employment, such as a studio expansion,
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a new computer, interview guests and so on,
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without this having any consequence or influence on the private insolvency.
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Because the insolvency estate relates only to the private assets of the person and does not
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the independence of the person. Above all, on the possible existing capital,
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What is self-employment. And many of the protagonists still don't seem to have that.
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understood. Then take a look at financial law.
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Yes, and insolvency law. And if you don't want to do that, you can do the AI of your least
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Questions of trust. It can even break down the paragraphs for you. And if you then
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If you ask nicely, you can give me links, then you even get links to the German laws,
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where you can read all this down to the smallest detail, how it is handled and
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What rights and what obligations and so on and so forth are behind it. I find
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But this is interesting, even though someone has studied economic psychology according to his own statement,
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is unable to validate information provided to them, i.e.
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to check its correctness and that simply one-to-one, unfiltered, unreflective prattles out.
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Simply to commit a certain narrative and not only the Da Vinci expresses this,
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Again, this is the subject of group dynamics.
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Oh, you mean in-out-group and out-group and we against that and that?
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Because we have already heard this same narrative and these same statements from various other people.
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You can hear it in this small exclusive group of channels and their viewers, how a mantra is prayed down.
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Yes, and we have tried to raise awareness about this, because you can
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Not knowing everything. We didn't know everything, but we did.
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Are you familiar with German insolvency law for private insolvencies? I don't.
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No, only as far as we've been informed. And no matter who has claims, from whomever,
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Let's say it's not about Frank, it's about Clemens and Hildegard.
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I don't know, Björn want to have money from Clemens, because the Clemens almost owes
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the person has the debt and the person has to repay the debt, in whatever form,
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Whether that's through a court case, in civil law, or whether that's, I don't know,
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You have bought a car from the one and then you do not pay off your installments or, or, or.
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You have to make a distinction, I don't understand, because we told people that,
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You have to differentiate there. I don't understand why this narrative continues.
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served. It is actually at the end of the day that the people who are quasi-debtors of the
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They want money and they are entitled to it, they will try to get their money in the legal way.
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1:51:00 – 1:51:07
Come on, come on. They will take their chances. Speak to bailiffs, no matter who. So, then
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the bailiff comes, he goes to the debtor, the debtor lifts his three fingers,
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discloses its assets. If he can't pay. That's right, because, like us,
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For example, the insolvency estate gives out of private assets and out of business.
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1:51:26 – 1:51:30
And if we assume that the business is separate from private assets,
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You simply don't get to the business assets without further ado.
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That doesn't work. You can say it's unfair and I'm talking.
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1:51:43 – 1:51:50
It's not Frank's, I'd like to put it in a general way. If you, when
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Someone has debts with me, then of course I want my money back and yes,
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1:51:54 – 1:51:58
It is annoying when I then sit at the expense and I spend forever on my money.
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1:51:58 – 1:52:04
We have to run after him. That's fucking unfair, yeah. But in Germany there is now
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1:52:04 – 1:52:11
Laws and means and ways. Yes, I mean, there are prominent examples, quotes
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1:52:11 – 1:52:17
If you look at YouTuber Carina Pusch, who won a lawsuit against ApoRed,
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and she still gets bills today, which she still has to pay,
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because ApoRed is not in Germany, but sits on some small island in the Mediterranean,
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1:52:25 – 1:52:33
Where he is not surrendered. And she sits there and then has to pay for the costs,
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which were produced by the type, just because it has granted itself legally.
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And she won that case at the time. So it's like a similar example,
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1:52:45 – 1:52:50
It's just a completely different bubble. And this person stays seated at his expense,
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because an apparatus is abroad and is legally intangible. This is absolutely not fair,
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1:52:58 – 1:53:02
The Karina Push. That's not fair to other people either.
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1:53:02 – 1:53:11
That's right, and we're also of the opinion that if you're in debt, you're in someone's place.
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1:53:11 – 1:53:14
Then you have to pay them too. If you are able to do so.
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1:53:14 – 1:53:20
That's right, exactly. And you have to say on the other side,
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If I have money to get from someone and I just go out in defiance,
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because there is a difference, and then do not accept payment in instalments and
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1:53:31 – 1:53:36
assume a rate payable to the person out of private assets,
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1:53:36 – 1:53:41
It's my own fault somewhere. For the one who pays, he has made an offer.
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1:53:41 – 1:53:47
Maybe sometimes an offer is really shitty. And we never said,
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that an offer is crappy, because it just takes many years,
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until a sum of money has been withdrawn at some point.
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1:53:55 – 1:53:59
Yes, and above all, the concrete example will take decades.
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1:53:59 – 1:54:03
But you can't change it.
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1:54:03 – 1:54:11
And then you could at least accept the installment payment, because at least once
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1:54:11 – 1:54:14
I could try to get this thing out of the world.
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1:54:14 – 1:54:20
But instead of doing this and acting reasonably like an adult,
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1:54:20 – 1:54:27
If you continue to be stubborn, you will not get more coal anyway, a higher rate and
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1:54:27 – 1:54:31
And it's at worst, maybe depending on how one thing goes, maybe
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1:54:31 – 1:54:33
Even if you don't get anything.
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1:54:33 – 1:54:39
Yes, I may mean Don Tito is valid for 30 years.
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1:54:39 – 1:54:48
Depending on 30 years you can run after your money or it just happens the tragic, the one
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1:54:48 – 1:54:53
dies and then you have nothing there anyway, because there is nothing to get anyway, because what is still
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1:54:53 – 1:54:57
is there, has no value, but rather produces costs for disposal.
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1:54:57 – 1:55:06
Yes, and as I said, if the debtor is willing to pay and offer installments and he now
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1:55:06 – 1:55:08
You can't or won't pay higher rates.
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1:55:08 – 1:55:13
Yes, especially if you go and don't accept the offer, because
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1:55:13 – 1:55:18
They say, no, I'm doing this alone out of defiance, aren't I?
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1:55:18 – 1:55:28
what someone else has said, among other things, then you can not agree and find
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1:55:28 – 1:55:33
No instalment payment option. No, but instead you keep going.
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1:55:33 – 1:55:39
Content about how unfair the world is. Exactly and then continues to stage itself as a victim.
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1:55:39 – 1:55:45
Exactly, instead of trying to settle the situation like adults.
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1:55:45 – 1:55:46
Yes, yes.
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And then maybe you have to bite into this sour apple, because you might otherwise
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1:55:52 – 1:55:53
Get nothing at all.
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1:55:53 – 1:55:56
And that's the worst case, and that's shit.
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1:55:56 – 1:56:02
Because no one wants anyone, no matter who, to be in debt and sit at a cost
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1:56:02 – 1:56:03
stays.
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1:56:03 – 1:56:08
Yes, but in the worst case, I can go and get behind my money for 30 years, 30 years
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1:56:08 – 1:56:16
Run after him and then continue to portray me as a victim, because the one who owes his debts
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1:56:16 – 1:56:17
not paid.
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1:56:17 – 1:56:25
In my opinion, these are not rational decisions that these people make.
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1:56:25 – 1:56:33
So, in my opinion and my feeling, this is not a rational decision, as
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1:56:33 – 1:56:37
You're just saying, but rather a decision out of anger.
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1:56:37 – 1:56:44
But as I said, at worst, it can lead to
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1:56:44 – 1:56:45
Nothing gets.
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1:56:45 – 1:56:51
But nevertheless, these narratives of Da Vinci are repeated and repeated and
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1:56:51 – 1:56:55
Repeated and Repeated and Falsely Repeated and Falsely Repeated and Falsely Repeated
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1:56:55 – 1:57:01
Until vomiting and that already for six or seven livestreams.
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1:57:01 – 1:57:08
The question is, how long is this going to go on?
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1:57:08 – 1:57:13
No one talks about it anymore.
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1:57:13 – 1:57:21
As I said, the people who got the money, they took care that
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1:57:21 – 1:57:22
They get their money.
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1:57:22 – 1:57:27
Maybe you have to reach out in a certain way at some point,
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1:57:27 – 1:57:33
You sort of fix it, even if you don't like it. That somehow gets in the way
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1:57:33 – 1:57:40
is directed. But you can still fight for years and much of your life because of it.
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1:57:40 – 1:57:47
wasting such a subject. And almost years longer, as you yourself have said, the money
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1:57:47 – 1:57:52
Run after. Out of defiance. And then I wonder at the end of the day, is that really smart? And
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1:57:52 – 1:57:56
How much more money do you burn?
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1:57:56 – 1:58:03
There was also another lawsuit, which the Frank Battermann also lost.
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1:58:03 – 1:58:06
And the woman had to pay for it.
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1:58:06 – 1:58:11
They have agreed on a small rate and that would have to be over a longer period of time.
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1:58:11 – 1:58:13
period is paid.
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1:58:13 – 1:58:17
And the reasoning why she had accepted that had been quite simple.
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Every fucking month when he makes the transfer, he thinks of me.
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1:58:22 – 1:58:23
That's right.
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1:58:23 – 1:58:26
Maybe that's such a thought approach.
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1:58:26 – 1:58:31
Yes, that's right, because every month you almost see how it goes from the account.
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1:58:31 – 1:58:36
Yes, but it shouldn't always be about
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1:58:36 – 1:58:40
Whether you can borrow something from someone else or enjoy something.
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1:58:40 – 1:58:42
But that's not adult behavior.
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1:58:42 – 1:58:43
No, it's not.
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1:58:43 – 1:58:44
There's a problem.
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1:58:44 – 1:58:46
This problem needs to be solved.
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1:58:46 – 1:58:53
There are offers, no matter how bad this offer is, but due to a bloc attitude
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1:58:53 – 1:58:54
It prevents an agreement.
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1:58:54 – 1:59:00
And I know this argument is going to be knocked around our ears again, but
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1:59:00 – 1:59:03
This is our private opinion on this.
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1:59:03 – 1:59:11
And then there is the fact that another, an uninvolved person, constantly presumes himself.
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1:59:11 – 1:59:17
to claim false facts and then get upset about it when someone else
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1:59:17 – 1:59:19
Something says about him.
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1:59:19 – 1:59:30
And then again in the victim role is pushed and yes, you land then again on encouragement
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1:59:30 – 1:59:34
Other people, like-minded people.
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1:59:34 – 1:59:39
The best example is also in the latest live stream from Monday.
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1:59:39 – 1:59:43
There's a situation where you're afraid that you're going to stop.
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1:59:43 – 1:59:48
the physical health of himself and his family,
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1:59:48 – 1:59:53
Legitimately, however, why
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1:59:53 – 1:59:55
Physical and
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1:59:55 – 1:59:59
Physical non-integrity
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1:59:59 – 2:00:02
by Frank Battermann
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2:00:02 – 2:00:06
Especially the woman and so on.
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2:00:06 – 2:00:09
What do you mean? Can you explain this in more detail?
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2:00:09 – 2:00:17
There will always be the names and children of Christine
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2:00:17 – 2:00:21
brought into play, stop with the assertion
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2:00:21 – 2:00:25
due to any inclinations
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2:00:25 – 2:00:29
My daughter had already moved out because she had noticed what was going on.
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2:00:29 – 2:00:31
And so on and so forth.
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2:00:31 – 2:00:34
I don't want to go so deep into it, because I think it's absolutely terrible,
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2:00:34 – 2:00:40
that such a thing is made public in front of hundreds of spectators,
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2:00:40 – 2:00:43
But then the law comes out,
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2:00:43 – 2:00:47
Because you're scared because you've heard,
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that someone stood at my door,
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Then think about them.
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2:00:53 – 2:00:58
For example, the mother's physical integrity.
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2:00:59 – 2:01:05
Yes, one wonders if you think about it so much, which is also absolutely understandable,
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It's perfectly understandable and legitimate because I think that's the way we all do it.
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You don't want anything to happen to your loved one in any way.
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2:01:16 – 2:01:24
I wonder how you can have so little empathy.
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2:01:24 – 2:01:29
However, other people and their families are constantly being discussed.
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2:01:29 – 2:01:33
First of all, what do Christine's children have to do with this?
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2:01:33 – 2:01:36
Yeah, what did they do to you personally?
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2:01:36 – 2:01:42
Then Christine has to go for a statement that she met years ago,
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Justification, because it's almost
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was placed in a strange light, in another livestream,
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because she wrote on Facebook years ago,
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2:01:55 – 2:02:00
Sometimes you feel like twelve and sometimes you feel like 70 or 90 or something.
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2:02:00 – 2:02:06
Honestly, that's a phrase that a lot of people say.
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2:02:06 – 2:02:09
But in this context, it was sexualized.
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And that alone this train of thought for such a totally stupid statement.
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Yes, sometimes when I stand out in the morning, I feel like twelve
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Sometimes it's like 90. I know that. Sometimes when I wake up, I feel so
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Bones hurt that I think I'm 120. And sometimes you fool around thinking,
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You'd be 10 or so. That's right. And sometimes when I'm awake in the morning and then I have such a shawl
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in the neck that Sarah is already fleeing the bedroom, so that she stops
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2:02:44 – 2:02:50
You can wake up in peace for five minutes. I've already started crawling like a waterfall.
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Yes, yes.
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2:02:51 – 2:02:58
So really, that really gets me on my feet and then these things are reflected around,
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Thrown out.
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One must not forget that a person has made the effort in the place again,
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Because this comment or post, I don't know for sure, is already many years old.
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2:03:10 – 2:03:21
Someone has done the meticulous work of examining this person and going back years,
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to find something defamatory that can be used for content.
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2:03:25 – 2:03:30
Can we talk about how sick this is and how disgusting it is?
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We know that.
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2:03:32 – 2:03:33
Yes, yes.
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Yes, we are currently also experiencing that people deal with the past content, that you move five, six, ten years into the past and break everything down.
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2:03:52 – 2:03:55
There are people who have listened to all the podcast episodes.
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And I'm sure if the videos that existed before,
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If you were online, you'd be able to do it all.
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Thousands of hours.
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How abnormal is it to deal with someone like that?
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I see it in the behavior with us on the website,
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that certain pages are bombarded after new appearances, after new publications.
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For whatever reason.
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Because you have the great hope of extracting the top story that systematically destroys a person.
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That's right.
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There was also a call from Viktoria that you should just give another content creator to our address, if you had her.
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Yeah, that's right. By the way, she had shared this post from another creator, where we didn't even know who that creator was.
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We had to be informed by another user about who this is and what it was all about.
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We had more question marks.
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Thank goodness this other creator figured it out.
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How should we ever report on someone,
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where we don't even know that this person exists?
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Yes, that's right. That's what I was about to say.
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It's filthy. And now
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You got me out of the concept of what I wanted to say.
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A Victoria certainly shares that.
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A Victoria shares this.
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And shortly thereafter the clicks go up to the imprint page and to the overus page.
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And I'm not talking about the fact that then, as usual, somehow three or four click on it.
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No, I'm talking about five fucking thousand clicks on these shitty pages.
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[laughs]
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Yes, and I still ask myself the question, I had to laugh so much,
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Because we had reacted to it, with a story then with us.
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Yes, they asked why you have to ask publicly for an address,
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If you say that because you said it in the post,
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She knows the address from us.
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Why didn't she pass it on to her?
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Then why do other people become, I ask now differently,
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called for a crime,
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where they make themselves liable to prosecution by passing on addresses, publicly.
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But you don't give yourself the address.
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We think it should be another fog candle that's being ignited.
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100 percent.
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Because, of course, you want to stir up a bit of fear.
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Now we don't use such complicated terms.
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She can googling if she doesn't know him.
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Yeah, yeah, it's just funny.
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It's funny and it's highly ridiculous.
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Especially when you think about it, she could have done it.
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Just pass on the address if it is from a legal point of view.
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Of course, it would have made her criminal.
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There's no question.
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Also another person who then accepts such an address,
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You would be punished and you would be tried in court.
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Ask where did you get the address?
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And then came the other person, who then passed on a possible address,
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legal problems as well. This is also shit, because one is obligated to truth and can also be forced to take a My oath, presented.
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You can be sworn in. And when you lie, you take my oath.
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That's right.
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The thing is, that's all double moral and so...
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That's right.
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Yes, I actually lack the words and this does not happen often, but I notice that lately, when I deal with this thematic area, in this bubble, that this often happens to me now, because I see and get to know behaviors, they are so strange to me.
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I have been made aware that there is a content creator on YouTube,
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He actually claims to be better known by me from my time in Valtrop.
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I had to think about it, the person isn't a known person of yours.
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Yeah, so I can tell you something else. I was thinking about who that might be.
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Because I just can't figure it out.
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So, during my time where I was also a paramedic and also drove the ambulance through the area
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Interestingly enough, I also had one or two assignments in the house where I lived later.
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And then there was someone I had as a neighbor.
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I had and I would say the man had already had some problems, especially with and without alcohol.
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Interestingly, he moved to the city, where he now says that he moved there ten years ago.
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And that actually comes with the move out.
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Well, I don't know, so that might be the one, but I'm not sure.
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Well, maybe he'll say something about it.
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Yes, but then it would be a self-opening and then …
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No matter, no matter.
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Yes, then you could kindly ask,
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Now he's got his alcohol problem under control.
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That's right.
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Yeah, uh, Da Vinci, that's where we were.
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So I find it remarkable that someone who sells himself as the winch is, he belongs to 10% the most beautiful people on the cruise ship where he was,
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Again and again so debunked with ignorance,
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in the simplest areas,
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I wonder how anyone could live to be 40 years old.
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without support.
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Yes, yes.
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I don't know how you see it.
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When I listen to this,
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I ask myself this all the time,
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There are also statements like "Yes, I have legal protection insurance" and then it regulates that.
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"Hello, that's media law, that's not legal protection insurance."
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There you have your disputes that concern you privately.
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Then you have your, if you ever have, your dispute with the employer, if there's a module of what's in it.
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And if you still have the module, rental, traffic law and things like that.
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These are all modules that the individual has to add or pay expensively in such a complete package.
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But media law isn't in there.
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But the argument, yes, I still have legal protection insurance and a lawyer's phone and they tell me that.
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Yes, but I mean the Da Vinci has been constantly noticed in recent years because of ignorance.
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Oh, you mean?
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If he's positioned himself funny or something.
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You see, that's why in the opinion blogger scene back then, which is a little bit bigger, there was already such a thing.
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Dispute?
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With a Da Vinci, who also wanted to be one of the big ones?
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That's right, yes.
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Where did he get a bit of a counter-attack from the bigger one?
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Could that be?
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Yeah?
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Yeah?
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I'm just asking for a friend.
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Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
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Apparently we haven't learned that over the years.
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First of all, then that's the way it is, then I cut out those half-truths or quarter-truths,
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It's all about hearing, because I can't verify it myself.
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Surprise me when there's a headwind.
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That's right. And the people who are being addressed are defending themselves?
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Yes and then don't go and then go to the police and report or run to the lawyer, but then blow out content on your own.
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So I find this really remarkable and above all then, you tell about the T-shirt, what you can hang behind you on the wall.
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that it is a special collector's item and so on.
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And then I thought to myself, okay, the code hot, he's going to get a sum out of it now,
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25,000 euros, special collectible, as he has touted it.
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And then he says, yes, if I sell this, I'll get 1500 euros for it.
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And I thought, what is this special collector's item?
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Yes, yes.
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Blöder baseball thrown by a certain player in the USA,
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was a game that was crucial, caught in the audience, is sold for multiples of that value.
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Yes, I think it's funny that you define yourself over something like that.
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Yes, or if you list how many subscriptions you have with any digital services.
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has. Now I have to start raising that we have the service and we have the service and we have the service.
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service. Yeah, I don't know either. If that's what it's like to be told to flex,
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I think it's kind of sad. It's just like, you know these kids.
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Back in school, I used to say my dad had the car, my dad had the car, and my dad had the car.
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My dad this and my dad this. That's how it feels to me. So I flexe with something that is not my own contribution.
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Yeah, well, I wouldn't rate that.
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I find the cringe, I'm sorry. I think it's totally cringe.
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Yes, I always find it difficult when you create content, for example, and put yourself above others.
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2:14:30 – 2:14:33
Yeah, I mean, he's going there and talking about it.
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The Frank Butterman, who also copies a lighting concept.
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There's a lamp on the left, a lamp on the right.
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and then somehow run an artificial aquarium on the TV.
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That's what every YouTuber has.
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and the panels that Frank nailed to the wall,
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Every YouTuber now has one.
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So this is nothing special
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And that's not something that makes you stand out or anything like that.
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By the way, that's also the case, because I just saw it today
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on the subject of living panels also, this is currently mega popular
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Not only in gaming rooms, but in general for home furnishings.
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Many people, for example, pack panels behind the TV
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and make a beautiful wall of dwelling.
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This is totally modern at the moment.
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That's totally coming.
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2:15:26 – 2:15:30
Just like it, what do I know how many years ago were oak rustic furniture.
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Well, it's been 40 years, hasn't it?
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Yeah, but it doesn't matter. Every decade has its own trends.
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Yeah, I remember, a long time ago, that was spruce, spruce object. Oh, my God.
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I get so much content with panels displayed on TikTok when you scroll through how many people have that.
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2:15:51 – 2:15:55
Yes, but also stop here with all the YouTubers and streamers on Twitch and so on.
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2:15:55 – 2:16:05
They all have some kind of light and then here so purple and blue accents and with complementary colors and stuff like that.
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2:16:05 – 2:16:08
Nanoleafs etc.
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Then others go and do a color concept and are totally, what was that?
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purple, because they haven't even managed to get a front light away from the camera
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shines on the person with a white light, so that the face is white and not purple.
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2:16:26 – 2:16:33
What was also such a horny trend, is there have been all the people in the last few years so
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2:16:33 – 2:16:37
Wadding made to the ceiling and then made there LED stripes or strings of lights under it.
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So clouds with thunderstorm effect.
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Yes, and then they were completely yellowed in smokers, for example, or it hung half down or was full of spider webs.
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That wasn't so nice at some point.
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This was also a trend that I could not understand, for example.
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2:16:54 – 2:17:03
Yes, but the Da Vinci thinks, of course, that he is the Alpha and the Omega.
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Yes, yes.
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And all people copy from him, especially the Frank of course.
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2:17:09 – 2:17:15
But the Frank does not have two lamps and also no TV, where an aquarium is projected on it.
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2:17:15 – 2:17:22
Other people have also made videos for a while with a fireplace in the background.
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Yes, yes.
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This was especially popular in a one-room apartment in Berlin.
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2:17:32 – 2:17:34
Yes, slab construction.
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2:17:34 – 2:17:36
It's wonderful.
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2:17:36 – 2:17:39
Yes, where we are also very envious of the slab construction,
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The one-room apartment.
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Especially for this lifetime achievement.
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Yes, yes.
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So, I think we have said enough now, because everything else is now just bottomless.
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Exactly.
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That's it.
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If you liked what you've heard and seen here,
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Ha, not seen. Then comment, give us a Like and Hyped the whole thing.
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2:18:05 – 2:18:09
We and the algorithm would love it.
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2:18:09 – 2:18:13
Exactly. And if not already done, subscribe to us and activate
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2:18:13 – 2:18:19
the bell, personalized so that you are always up to date.
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2:18:19 – 2:18:21
No, not personalized on everything.
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2:18:21 – 2:18:24
Then you are always up to date.
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Always. That's right.
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Always.
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And always keep track of when there's something new or when we're live.
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That's right.
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Which will be more frequent in the near future.
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So you can look forward to a lot of content.
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2:18:40 – 2:18:43
A pure content offensive.
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2:18:43 – 2:18:46
Yes, not monetized.
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With a new branding comes a new time.
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That's right, really.
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Fully true.
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2:18:54 – 2:18:59
Okay, now we'd like to break up the title.
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Yeah, we're sorry, Frank, we used your name.
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But we absolutely need the clicks, you know that, your name clicks.
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2:19:09 – 2:19:15
Yes, we want to test whether our video has twice as many views.
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At least yes.
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One million, at least one million.
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Within the first 10 minutes. Exactly, definitely. That's really true. Yeah, yeah. No, that was just a
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Little fun. This is the new trend for content creators. That's where we do it too
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2:19:37 – 2:19:41
Let's go. Just for fun. I'm curious if one of the weather channels just Frank
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2:19:41 – 2:19:46
Batamann writes in, just for the videos to go off. That's a good idea. Or such a
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2:19:46 – 2:19:52
Handicraft channel. Yes, I'm going to write to Kachelmann Wetter and Kai Zorn and that's how I'm going to write.
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And then here's the latest SEO tip here on YouTube. Write Frank Buttermann in. This is an
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Click magnet. It's like Schmitz's cat. Just now. They will be grateful to me forever.
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Definitely human. It's true, too. Yes, yes.
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Thank you for listening and goodbye!
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Farewell to you!
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The light goes out, the filter falls. What's left of your perfect world?
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2:20:36 – 2:21:02
Look now, look very closely, the ring light is fading, the truth is standing still.
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Does she want to go now?
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[Music]
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[End]
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