Red Scare - The Raped w/ Charls Carroll *TEASER*

Episode Date: May 11, 2025

Charls Carroll and his wife Effina stop by the pod to discuss Bella Ramsey, conspiracy theories, the gender war, and how to deprogram yourself.

I don't know how to put this in ways that aren't insane. No, please. Go off. Don't hold back. Well, I'm working on that in a fictional way to get that out because the world is very ripe. Ever since, I feel like I kind of brought that in to the world in some ways.

Because people were still scared about rape jokes and this and that. But the rape joke it re it summarized What can happen to an entire generation of people that don't even know they're being abused and I guess the joke was just silly They don't even they don't even know that The joke is on them I guess but I'm looking for a way to I guess get work guide people God people through that living through the world, just putting it that way.

Well, I feel like part of the reason the Jeffrey Epstein stuff took such hold over the collective unconscious and conscience was because people, those salacious sex crimes of it all, really just reflected to people that they all felt molested by like some elite conglomerate. And like, so this was like, yeah, they like, Epstein became like an avatar that people projected

their own like raped and molested incentive and onto. People think it's a joke and all that. And it is, you have to make something a joke in order to make it accessible to people in order to cope with properly. You can't just throw atrocity or depression at people and expect them to deal with that. Well, you have to like morally transgress

to make people think about the morality of certain issues and situations. Like you can't moral fag about it or like concern troll, which so many people do. People are still mad at Howling Mutant. I was off of Twitter. You made a rape joke. Again?

What, cool. That's all he does. It was like kind of half a joke, which is why it's different. But it's everywhere. It's when people are introduced to pornography and everything, like the rape starts earlier and earlier every year in this world.

Like everyone knows about all that stuff. It's something that almost everyone can relate to. And people don't know. I mean, I guess you just got to see The Manchurian Candidate. You guys remember that movie? Everyone can relate to. You remember that one? Frank Sinatra one?

I've never seen it. No, the later one. No, no. No, no, no. Wait, wasn't there one with Denzel? No, no. There's one from 62. Frank Sinatra, Ernest Borgnein was in it too, and Angela Lansbury

was in it. Oh, okay. That's really, really the best movie. She's like the original Bella Ramsay, if you think about it. She does look a bit freakish, but when she was younger, she didn't, well, even she was a bit older in even that movie too. No, she looks freakish. That's true.

She looks weird. But Manchurian Candidate, people don't really understand that movie and how real that is and how the industrial application of that sort of torture can be applied. I've only seen the Denzel one. It's as good as the old one, I guess. I'm sure the same thing's happening. If you're abused and tortured enough,

you can be sort of reprogrammed, you know? Yeah, yeah. There are better ways to put this, but I might as well just say whatever. But it's like that. People don't know that they're initiated into the society and they are already raped. And I just, I feel it's my responsibility to bring that to everybody. It's a heavy responsibility, I think. I've got to move fast.

I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry.