3534: Moon Knight, Roe v. Wade, Dave Chappelle and more w/ Chris Mancini

[Keith]

Comic book expert Chris Mancini joins us for an emergency visit: What the fuck was Moon Knight about?! The trio also discusses 2022’s Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductees, Amber Heard’s new P.R. team, a repeal of Roe v. Wade, and Dave Chappelle getting attacked on stage. They also cover Kim Kardashian, Pete Davidson, and Kanye West for May 4, 2022.

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[AstoriaGirl]

Well Dave admits he is, as they say on the streets, a 'victim blamer', so I'm sure he's fine with us all asking 'what did he do'?

https://youtu.be/Iaclwq2UmQ8

[theguy2009]

BYU is Brigham Young University. It's a morman college. So while she got them in the end she got them, she also gave 4 years of tuition to a school that didn't want her there. It's the same as when you hear a kid get kicked out of high school, then find out it was a private catholic school. Those schools suck and play by thier own rules. If you go there and expect it to be any different, you haven't been paying attention.

[Svage]

Before I engage in the moonknight convo. Keith, how much do you care? If you do care, what didn't you get/what didn't sit well with you?

[Keith]

Svage, if it starts with what didn't you get, I'm out. But thank you.

theguy2009, I hear ya, but getting into college - you take what you can get sometimes

[Svage]

I'm coming at it trying to understand but okay.

Moonknight was great. Hands down the best Disney+ show so far.

[theguy2009]

theguy2009, I hear ya, but getting into college - you take what you can get sometimes

Fair point. I was going on the assumption that the was the school she chose first, but it may have been her best option.

[Apia resurrected]

When everything go OK you can have your baby at home. Otherwise there is a way higher chance of mother and baby to die.
You don't know beforehand how it will go. Will there be complications? Who knows.
This is pro life? I don't think so.

[Apia resurrected]

And of course at home = no good pain meds for most people.

[AstoriaGirl]

Originally Posted by Keith

Comic book expert Chris Mancini joins us for an emergency visit: What the fuck was Moon Knight about?! The trio also discusses 2022’s Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductees, Amber Heard’s new P.R. team, a repeal of Roe v. Wade, and Dave Chappelle getting attacked on stage. They also cover Kim Kardashian, Pete Davidson, and Kanye West for May 4, 2022.

Guest:
Chris Mancini



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Originally Posted by Apia resurrected

When everything go OK you can have your baby at home. Otherwise there is a way higher chance of mother and baby to die.
You don't know beforehand how it will go. Will there be complications? Who knows.
This is pro life? I don't think so.

Yeah I went from everything is great to baby and I almost dying in the last few weeks of my pregnancy. It all changed in a matter of days. If we had been in even slightly less competent hands, I think one of us certainly would have died. And that was before even the actual labor. I don't understand how people accept the risk of delivering at home, where even more can go wrong even more quickly.