The Conservative Hour: "We already know who did it."

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过度消费与网络舆论"未审先判"现象并存:主播们聊了周末狂吃螃蟹蘸酱汉堡、奶酪牛排等美食,以及NFL比赛中社交媒体在事实未明前就急于站队的问题。双方都认为应等待事实再下结论,同时调侃了各自球队的糟糕表现。 - 主播周末连续大餐:周五汉堡、周六螃蟹蘸酱汉堡和螃蟹椒盐卷饼、周日奶酪牛排,自称是"最放纵的周末之一"。 - 体育话题:Chris的四分卫遭遇轻微腿筋拉伤,预计缺阵一周;NFL乌鸦队因争议判罚输球,但主播强调糟糕判罚不是输球的唯一原因。 - 讨论核心现象:每当突发事件(如当天的"ice shooting")发生,社交媒体上的人在报道出来前就"什么都知道",迅速分成对立阵营。 - 主播观点:面对任何事件都应先等事实清楚,再形成判断,而不是被情绪和站队本能驱动。 - 轻松插曲:Chris分享的Caleb Williams搞笑视频、Niners防守在梦幻橄榄球中的出色表现,以及德国/欧洲"特派记者"Mike的加入。 - 反思:不论是大吃大喝还是网络争论,都属于"偶尔放纵、事后回归常态",作者用"跑10英里"来平衡。 下次看到热点事件时,先暂停三分钟再表态,让事实先于立场。

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like three and a half burgers, a cheese steak, and all types of crap stuff. It was a ridiculous weekend. Food was just fine to me and all of my happy places. But I wanted to talk today about this phenomenon that we all see where something happens and all of a sudden everybody already knows everything that's happened before anything's actually been reported. There was an ice shooting yesterday and that kind of already started and it happened so fast. I saw it came up and then within like three minutes some person decided that they already knew that ice was doing whatever it is that people that say ice do and it just turned into what it always turned into so that was just an ironic that we were going to talk about that and that's kind of what happened. So that's basically it, but it's not just on this. We've seen it with jeans, ads, and all sorts of other things. We're just like there really is no side. So why are people choosing sides? So with all that said, brother Chris, how are you? I'm doing good. I had a pretty good weekend. I'm really enjoying these Caleb Williams means they're pretty hilarious. Not gonna lie. I'm coming off the field for a headache and stuff. Anyways, I posted a few of them. But other than that, yeah, it's been a good weekend. Should be an interesting topic. I'm curious to see where we had with this. People do a lot of the thumbs down to me. Curious to see where we go with this topic. Oh shit, he's coming up. I pissed him off. But yeah, there's a lot to talk about with the team picking when facts aren't out there. I think we should always wait for the facts of a situation and go from there, you know, like kind of like when you have a grade one hamstring pole, just getting locks. Go ahead, but say so and say, go ahead, locks. Man, oh man, oh man, there was a rough day yesterday. My quarterback went down, but good news today. He'll be just week to week. It's a minor hamstring injury. But yeah, it was, I don't know what happened to my bears yesterday. I thought I was about to have a heart attack and we had 59 points last week and we only scored six. I, that's enough hope for you. Anything could happen. Don't worry, bud. You could be a San Diego Targaryen's fan who could be worse. Oh man. Those are horrible. Congrats on the Niners, by the way. I picked out Niners defense on my fantasy team and they did great. Thank you though. And Nathan, that was a boater call. The Raven should have won that game. I saw that. He, man. You mean, you mean the touchdown where he didn't actually cross the go line? Yeah, it didn't, it didn't cross the go line. It didn't. I don't know. They missed, they missed a ton. They made, there's a bunch of plays they could have made though. The call was terrible, but that's not why they lost. But yes, the call was terrible. But humans are involved, man. Yeah. Dude, I ate so good this weekend. I mean, I wasn't even angry. I mean, I literally ate, um, what I tell you, I have to tell you, so Friday, right? We weren't, we were going to eat normally, but a friend of ours went and got this burger from this place we love. So, of course, we had to do that. And then Saturday I had lunch with my sister, my cousins where I had a crab pretzel. And then I had this crab dip burger, which was just ridiculous out of this world. And then yesterday, grabbed it burger. Dude, what did I do? Like explain this to the sounds of a penthouse stuff. Bro, there was like, um, there was so much crab dip when it was shredded cheese on top of the burger. I sent you a picture, I'll post a picture, dude. It was insanely delicious. Um, and then, um, Sunday, me and Bertha ate from this cheese steak place that we love. And then because we were still a little bit hungry later that night, we, um, over-eated something that was seven minutes away. That's how lazy I was. I mean, there was just seven minutes drive. Right. Did you like jump start your heart from the cluster? I'll go on to your heart. I know right, dude. That's why I run 10 miles. This was probably one of the worst, but it was only because every once in a while, it's like, dude, if I'm gonna eat, I'm gonna go hard. But yes, the rest of the week, it'll be back to my really little calories and, and hating anyone that talks about food. But yeah, man, it's football, dude. We got a lot of weeks. It's a week to week thing, man. Small sample sizes don't matter, but the headache thing, that was just mean Chris. Man, that sounds good. I gotta try that. What you had called it, dude, it was, it's unreal, but it's Marilyn Man. If you can throw a stone and find a good crab cake or something like that, I just had never had it like that. And I was like, that was just so epic. I posted it to Leanne. She was person, that means she said she hated me, and stuff like that. But I understand. But it was awesome. But come on in here, Mike. Are German, are European corresponded in our favorite German height on brother? Hi, Nathan, hi, Chris. Nice to see you all. Hope you're all doing well. First of all, I want to say, Nathan, I saw this picture of crab pretzel really want to try it sometime. I never tried anything like that. I hope like I have the chance and it's going to taste to like at least as good as what it was shown on your picture. But yeah, we're talking to the topic. I also like to follow the facts and I also try to be as open-minded and as unbiased as possible when something like this comes up. I'd like to mean you all heard the news from Europe from Germany, especially when we had cars ramming up in people last Christmas, unfortunately. During the Christmas markets and the fairs and everything. But I think this phenomenon for people, you know, thinking, yeah, those are just obvious suspects that are doing this over and over again. I think it's got pretty much amplified. I don't know how for you guys, but here in Europe with the full blown illegal migration that we're going, they're going on since 2013, you know. And well, at the beginning, you know, the mass media they try to remediate by saying that well, we don't have to, we have to not assume, we have to be always objective and wait for the facts. But you know, when it happens for the 70th time for the 100th time, for the 1000th time. And after, you know, a couple of years, it is revealed that the majority of those cases are perpetrated by, for example, illegal migrants in Europe. They're coming here, but small boats. That's when you kind of, I understand where people are coming from, they say, you know, I don't even have to read the news. I just can assume who that is. And I will probably be right with a percentage of like 90% or something, unfortunately. I would rather that is not being the truth. But even I sometimes, when I see something like this happening, I also think it like my first thought, okay, why didn't they name the nationality of this person, you know, why did they just say, okay, male? Yeah, we have like a lot of males in Europe, you know, can you be a little bit more specific? And then after 24 hours, yeah, the police finally came in. It's always happens, they always came into the media and they say yeah, it wasn't a gun illegal or something, you know, and I think that is why it's that phenomenon that became so popular nowadays, and not because primarily people are so intolerable or something, but because people are fed up with the media and left wing media, which is like basically all the media we have here in Europe, trying to hide the obvious facts from the people not to warm up the situation in society. So yeah, those are my two cents, thank you. Salty, welcome. Thank you, great topic. I guess what comes to mind is last week there was a horrific murder in one of our American prisons. And a young man was made to drink out of the toilet his water, fresh water supply, they call it that in a prison, was shut off, no food had to sleep on a hard floor, no mattress was found in an inch of feces, I believe it was. And what got my attention was, it sent me off for a little bit, it really did, that it was race related because the head of the prisons was a black guy that I'm like, well, how do we know it was race related? But what I saw happening was instead of discussing why is this happening in our prisons, why was this man left in those conditions? Because also he was supposed to go to a mental facility. He was ordered there but he had to go to jail, waiting on paperwork and the transfer, somehow all of that was lost. But if you looked online, the only thing anybody was talking about was racism. And it just felt undignified to me. It felt inhumane that we couldn't talk about what is gonna happen, is this happening in many prisons in the US? Do we need to have oversight done? Is it just this one? And don't get me wrong, he could very well could be racism. But why did we jump to that? Why did we gotta jump to that first instead of just sitting back and waiting for the facts? And guess what, y'all, I'm gonna be honest. I find myself doing it when I see this crazy white lady in a street with pink hair, waving a far woke, left crazy sign, oh there's a liberal for you. There's one another liberal for you. When I hear family annihilator, I think of white guy, but I think when we, like I said just I wanna land on this, when we focus on that instead of people that were harmed and our victims or mistreated, are we doing an injustice? So I'm glad we're having the conversation. Here's another one, I gotta say it. We see it on here all the time. Bunch of students caught beating up kids in the school or that's black on white crime. We automatically go there. And like I said, I'm guilty. But is it really appropriate? Should we step back and say shouldn't we focus on the actual violence? So thank you. Quick Chris G. Yeah, you guys are gonna like this, but that prison story half of its bullshit. So first of all, the mattress thing, well that's an easy thing. So basically they provide, they take your mattress away when you're on suicide watch. That's also the cut off of water is probably because he's flooding his cell, which is pretty standard procedure and a jail thing. Now the dehydration thing is an issue. That means that that medical staff really dropped the ball. And they violated Texas. So this isn't like a US run prison things or it's up in and all over the country. Whatever county this was, 100% dropped the ball, especially when it came to medical and about mental health and physical health evaluations. So whoever that is, speak and hold on. You need that. I need them down, Chris, please. Yeah, so did I at the same time. But anyways, so that was a county issue. Whatever county that was, it was probably a piss poor, absolutely lazy correctional staff or someone that's done corrections part time or for over time when I was a, when I was a peace officer. Again, if you look at Texas statutes on how they're supposed to treat inmates, that county violated it. So it wasn't like this some like broader look at the prison system in the United States. It was a piss poor shit hole county running the shitty correctional facility. But the whole like mattress and water thing, those are can actually be explained. And that's where we get to when we jump at stories when we hear, I saw the potato chip thing. I doubt that they are mandatory, have to supply water. They have to buy Texas code. They are supposed to document food refusal and water refusal. So either they weren't doing that because they're just stuck or something else. But the fact this wasn't like some like look at the prison system, like there's all these inmates all of the country lane and feces and all this stuff. Thank you, Chris. And you know, there you made an argument without bringing in race and I appreciate that. And you very well could be right. I'm still investigating. But when you look at the autopsy, there were bedsourced. They found toilet water in the guy's body. He wasn't even supposed to be there. He was crazy. Right. He was supposed to be in a mental institution. And now I don't, you know, we have to be very careful when we report. We have to be FBI agents and cross-reference everything. But they're saying 181 days he was left there. You know, and like you said, we know that he was off his medication. Was he actin' erratic? Was he actin' crazy? So they had to turn off the water. But to be left in a cell with an inter-feeces, toilet water in a body, but your body, not being an infirmary. He, whether he was, had his water cut off because he was draining it, he still needed, he still should have been treated with dignity and taken somewhere where he could be probably cared for. So we have a system failure from start to finish but like what I appreciate what Chris did, he didn't talk about racism one time. He didn't say it only happened because the guy was white and the supposedly this jail cell, or I'm sorry, this institution has a reputation for being harder on white inmates. That's not proving yet. So I do hear your question, I'm gonna be following it closely but the only thing I wanna push back a little bit if it's happening there, it's happening in other places. There's that can't be the only place in America. I mean maybe in extreme situations but...

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