Ep 119 | The Candace Owens Lesbian Scandal Says More About You Than Her

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John Doyle (0:30)

So something pretty funny happened to Candace Owens this week where you had this massive article coming out alleging, among other things, that Candace had been operating with, like, lesbian dating profiles under usernames that seemed very difficult to explain away. All of these weird coincidences, things that we were just noticing, right? And everybody immediately asked, okay, is this it? Is this finally going to be the thing that brings Candace Owens down? Can we finally all agree that she's, like, a freaking bad person? And it's like, no, no, of course, this is not going to do that because if you think it will, you're misunderstanding the kind of people who actually watch this kind of content. You're misunderstanding, frankly, the nature of people in general. One of the things I've been trying to do on the program is heal you of your democratic impulses. The people are not going to wake up. You know, we assume people believe insane things because they just don't have access to true things. What if they don't care about true things? What if what if tens of millions of Americans experience politics the same way they experience everything else? Just as content, where you have heroes and villains and plot twists and conspiracy entertainment, all of that. Once you understand that, you understand literally everything. So we have to really discuss this. We have to discuss if anyone can truly ever escape from the cave. Then we have to discuss Vice President Vance's recent declaration that the United States government has been discriminating against young white men as a matter of policy. We react to an Instagram reel that producer Blake says will make my family reconsider their position on red flag laws. Then we wrap it up with a little Patriot Q&A. Wow, do stay tuned.

Hello there, ladies and gentlemen. Welcome to The John Doyle Show. So Candace Owens, well-known liar and gay retard on the internet is facing allegations that she may in fact literally be gay. There was a big article that dropped that alleged Candace Owens had these different accounts on various dating sites due to a similarity in what username she was using and emails that were very specific to her using like Candemo429, April 29th, of course being her birthday, usernames like LickYouInRi.

It makes a pretty compelling case in terms of the things that it's alleging being perhaps true, at least on this part specifically, you know, just because it's like a hyper specific username that just so happens to be attached to a YouTube channel that features Candace Owens in some school project where she's literally listed in the credits as Candace Owens. This inactive account was then logged into and it made a post saying, hey, I'm not affiliated with Candace Owens at all. But curiously then it threatened to resort to legal action if this kind of harassment continues, which is something Candace is pretty well known for. So it's like when you've got this hyper specific username tied to your birthday, tied to a YouTube channel which features you in it, tied to an old dating profile, it's kind of hard to say that this is all just like fake, just some coincidence. And her response, of course, has been to say, anybody saying anything about this is just a Zionist who is trying to take her down because she's getting close to the truth. What's interesting is in this article, it also alleges that she herself was in fact a secret Zionist getting Jewish money from Oracle and that her entire operation was actually liberally created in order to make those who are anti-Zionist look bad by association, which on some level is true. I mean, they do literally make any opposition to Zionism look like a complete clown show. They actually do basically nothing to harm the state of Israel. They do nothing actually like that at all, but they do build a kind of solidarity amongst Jewish people and amongst Israelis, which is actually, yeah, going to be something kind of necessary for any sort of political project. And also, if you know anything about Jewish people, by temperament, they tend to be prone to this sort of like infighting and bickering more so than your average person, I think arguing they really like this. It's why they make great lawyers. But they also are something of a kind of anxious people, perhaps understandably given their history. So it's difficult for them to sort of have a group solidarity sometimes, absent this external foe, this external threat. And so it's always been a kind of strategy for Jewish or Zionist political organizing to place great emphasis on these external threats, on rising hatred and this kind of thing, to then contribute to the increase in group solidarity. And then that group solidarity means contributing more money to various organizations, being more supportive of the state of Israel itself and so on. And obviously this is like a pretty basic strategy that any interest group is going to employ. You want people to be working together, you have to point to the outside enemies and forces that threaten them.