A podcast episode examines the controversy surrounding Mikey Sherman's remarks, the backlash from free speech purists, and the legal implications of flag desecration, while also reflecting on personal grief and media ethics.
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I'm already hearing people denounce that as a theory, but that is a possible context which might make it, if it was that, different. We don't know the context right now, but what I'm about to show you from Newstalk ZB Wellington is, quote, what did I say? He's pressing Christopher Hibkins because we know the whole context is about to be what's said to Chris Hibkins about this issue. Before we do, and by the way, I'm not putting that theory out there as gospel. I've got no... no clue what's going on but I guess what I'm saying is when you have no clue you have no context can there be a situation where context which when to use that F slur is okay I mean amongst boys saying horrifically horrible things to one another In the safety and security of your own house, most people might go, to coin a phrase, Chewie, locker room banter. Heard that somewhere before. In a work setting, a couple of friends doing that to one another, that's really unwise. No matter what, it's really unwise. But the context may not have been the vicious nature in which it's about to be explained to us as. Yes. Look, Chewie, I actually want you to.
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