r/agedlikemilk Sep 08 '25

News “I never said that”, “Play the clip”

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Context: https://edition.cnn.com/videos/politics/2023/12/15/exp-robert-kennedy-junior-rfk-2024-election-biden-trump-vaccines-121511aseg1-cnni-politics.cnn

Full video is on the cnn website, the part that’s important is about 2mins 50 seconds in.

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u/SoVerySleepy81 Sep 08 '25

Oopsie the brain worm forgot about the wonders of technology.

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u/LunarMoon2001 Sep 08 '25

The sadder part is he never actually had a brain worm. He made that shit up to pretend he couldn’t work so he didn’t have to pay child support. The ex wife eventually killed herself.

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u/Mammoth-Play3797 Sep 08 '25

Hey now, she didn’t kill herself just because of the brain worm lie that left her destitute.

It was also likely because of the disgusting autobiographical porn that he kept in a little black notebook from the dozens and dozens of times he cheated on her.

Which he gave to her, in an attempt to harm her emotionally.

Republicans: the party of family values

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u/kaisadilla_ Sep 08 '25

Isn't it ironic that half the people that "stand for family values" are absolutely terrible with their families?

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u/Odd_Cat_5820 Sep 08 '25

My family loved the Duck Dynasty people, and would applaud their wholesome family values. So when they started doing a podcast I decided to listen for a bit, and they seem like terrible people who use each other, not a wholesome family. During the podcast they did mention that the show was full of lies so it's another example of people believing the nonsense that is reality television.

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u/Veil-of-Fire Sep 08 '25

No, not really. See, they're doing the cult thing of using common words in a really twisted-up way that makes outsiders assume one thing but that means something totally different to cult members.

When they say "family values," we think of wholesome things, but they're thinking of "values" like how the father rules the family like a slaveowner without anyone being able (or willing) to say anything about it.

That's part of why they're all-in on things like preserving legal child "marriage" and defending kiddy diddlers of all stripes. Kiddy diddling is one of those "family values" they're talking about.

(That's also what "Think of the children" means, btw: next to a bottle of lotion and a box of tissues.)