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Diagnosing Time Blindness And FBI Marching For Pride
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In this episode of Lowe Expectations, Anthony and Gary dive into the intriguing concept of "time blindness," a term that's recently surfaced as a cognitive condition. They discuss its implications, how it differs from laziness, and the societal obsession with diagnosing everything. AI wrote the last sentence...ultimately they destroy the idea of time blindness which actually appears to mean a lack of discipline.
The conversation extends to the role of law enforcement in social movements, particularly the participation of FBI agents in a pride parade. They analyze the potential erosion of public trust when police departments engage in social ideologies while in uniform.
Additionally, they touch on the shocking expenses of Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson's hair and makeup, totaling $30,000 in a year, and the ramifications of such expenditures on taxpayer trust.
Tune in for a critical and thought-provoking discussion on societal trends, law enforcement neutrality, and the importance of personal responsibility.
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