The US Has Become Sodom And Gomorrah, Celebrity Kid gets Boobs Done At 19, Smokes EVERYDAY Since 14

I decided for the last segment of the week I'll just piss off the establishment mainstream and uh, I don't know, I'll just talk about American culture for a second because I saw this story and just had a lot of thoughts. Here's the title. Charlie Sheen and Denise Richards' OnlyFans model daughter, Sammy, 19, details struggle to quit vaping ahead of breast augmentation surgery as she admits she hasn't gone a single day without nicotine since age 14. My stars and garters, welcome my friends to Sodom and Gomorrah, I guess. Seamus Goglin said to me, I guess it's a quote from somebody else, but he said, if God does not smite the United States, he owes Sodom and Gomorrah an apology. And I'm like, yikes, that is a bold assessment of the current state of politics here in the United States. But, uh, I think you need only look at this headline to understand. Sammy admitted she hadn't gone a single day without nicotine for five years, 14 years old. So, oh, man, so many questions, so many critiques. I feel bad for this human being. I feel bad and also partly don't care. I'm going to be crude and crass and say this as academically as I can. First, I have no personal issue with this individual, probably a nice person, you know, live your life, do your thing, face your struggles and be your best person. I believe that this 19 year old appears to have plastic surgery of some kind, some some kind, and maybe lip fillers or something like this. Only fans model suggests prostitute. I don't want to definitively say she is a prostitute because I don't know. There are prominent individuals who don't use only fans for sexually explicit content. They just post like exclusive pictures of themselves. No, it's true, though. They're very famous individuals on only fans, and they make millions of dollars per year, some per month, not doing sex. But it's overwhelmingly sex. So I mostly just assume if you're not a huge celebrity movie star, like in this instance, you're just the child of celebrities. Then I have to wonder if you're probably just doing porn. And so here we go. Breast augmentation surgery, ninety five thousand six hundred followers on TikTok, not the most prominent individual. Anything can increase complications when getting breast surgeries. I'm sorry. I saw this story and it's a 19 year old covered in I should say covered in both lots of tattoos. No real be with tattoos, just pointing it out, appears to have lip fillers. Maybe not. OK, could be wrong. Getting a boob job, smoking, ingesting, I just say nicotine since the age of 14 every single day. And it makes me just feel like, man, there are things wrong with this country. And it brings me to the sad state of affairs that you could, sir, watching this segment. I know you hard working guy. You got some kids. You're just trying to make sure they have the best life. You're trying to raise them right. You want your kids to be good people, to know the value of hard work. But you can't help but see these stories of what happens to these kids who grow up with everything they ever wanted. Now, I'll tell you, you talk to these individuals and I don't mean, you know, this this woman in particular or specifically, but a lot of people in the similar space and they'll tell you it's not true. I've never got everything I've ever wanted. You don't know me. You don't know my struggles. Spare me. No, for real. There are whole other worlds, but problems and challenges are just unique to the individual and everyone has them. No matter how wealthy you are, you have stress, you have hardship and there are things you have to deal with. It's a little bit different for everybody, though, and especially if you are wealthy. So I'll put it this way. Yeah, I know people who are super wealthy and have always been wealthy. I knew one individual who was stressed out. Why was she stressed out? Her parents weren't paying off her credit card and she was stressed because she wasn't know if she didn't know if she's going to be able to travel with her friends. And she was like, this is I am so frustrated right now. I am freaking out. My parents haven't paid off my credit card bill and we're supposed to fly to Cabo. I'm somewhat embellishing, not embellishing, but altering the details of the story for the sake of the individual's privacy. But story's basically like that. And I'm like, oh, growing up, my stress is where, like, the fridge is empty. You know what I mean? Or like when I'm a teenager and I'm, you know, living by myself, I'm like, how am I eating today or paying rent? Some of our challenges and struggles are a bit more serious. But hey, don't get me wrong. These people feel stress. They feel depression because everyone's challenges. It's all relative to your life. And depression is serious. No matter how rich or poor you are, depression can end you. I mean, there are tons of ultra rich, Kurt Cobain. Well, we don't need to get in all that. But there are a lot of high profile individuals who are very wealthy who became depressed and ended their lives. Having money does not mean you don't feel pain. My point is simply this. For all of you at home who struggle to get your kids a good meal and to pay your bills, living paycheck to paycheck, you see in the news stories the problems that these people face is no, their food's taken care of. They've got everything they want for nothing. And this is what they become. And so this is what gives me pause when I hear conservatives say things like, my kids will never know the hardship I knew. Yeah, that hardship made you who you were. It made you strong. Think about it this way. Let's say you're a Brazilian jujitsu, taekwondo, karate, Wing Chun, name it, Krav Maga. Let's say you're a master of all of these things. Did you experience hardship to become a master of these martial arts? How about this? You can punch through three cinder blocks. Imagine saying, I want my kid to be as strong as me, but they will never have to train. That makes no sense. Of course, but training's hardship, isn't it? In order to get to the point where you can deadlift 400 pounds, you had to lift 200 pounds. You had to work every day and risk injury. And some days it was really hard. You wanted to have that ultimate male physique and you worked every day and you just slammed chicken and fish and protein shakes. And then you think your kid will have that physique, that strength, that understanding of hard work without actually doing it. The reality is this. The reason why you're a successful personality who has made all this money is because your hardship was your training. Some people don't have that. If your children do not experience hardship, they'll be soft chain smoking prostitutes getting boob jobs by 19. Or you can make sure your kids do understand a degree of hardship. Now, I'm not saying put your kids in the coal mines. That's ridiculous. I'm saying, think about what you went through when you say you don't want your kids to experience these things. And to be fair, you may be referring to like serious traumas you've experienced that they shouldn't deal with, things that did not make you stronger, but hurt you and maybe held you back. That I get. What I'm saying is there are people I know who are rich. They weren't always rich. They worked really, really hard and fought their way from the bottom of the bucket of crabs and broke free and they became wealthy and successful. You raise your kids in this pampered lifestyle. Those kids aren't going to be successful. They'll always live in your shadow and never understand the hard work that it took to get to the point that you made it to. I wonder about like Charlie Sheen. I don't know his background. This is this is Charlie Sheen. Right. Yeah. Charlie Sheen and Denise Richards. I'm going to be completely honest. They're bad parents. That's just it. Not always the parents fault. Not always. So it's not necessarily completely fair. But I would say let me let me rephrase. I think it's probable they're bad parents. I know a lot of people who are good parents and mistakes happen. We had on Katie Fouse talking about how drugs can just take your kid away from you like that. Nothing you do about it. I'm like, yeah, it's tough because you try and tell your kids how to be good, do right. And then they make mistakes and those mistakes can be instantaneous and fatal. If a kid gets groomed and manipulated and and kidnapped, I don't blame the parents. If a kid gets groomed and kidnapped and then abused and traumatized to the point where they become drug addicts and they're all, you know, messed up for the rest of their lives. I don't blame the parents. But if you've got parents of means and wealth, there is a good chance that your kid who grows up to, you know, just be listless, drug abusing as a good chance it is your fault. What did you do to protect your kid adequately? What I mean to say is, as parents, you you bear the most responsibility for what your child becomes. Sometimes the bad things you do can be good for your kids. Maybe the lesson learned by your child through neglect was independence. Maybe the lesson learned by your child from you actually guiding and protecting them was codependence. I'm not saying I have all the answers or that, you know, I'm not a parent, but I am saying I lament many people probably do the current state of affairs in this country. When we see the degradation, when we see the gluttony of young people, I guess my message is just this. Seeing this story, I asked myself, how does this person become what they are now? Why isn't she playing a piano in an orchestra? Why isn't she just, you know, I don't know, doing art, making music, acting? Why is she doing OnlyFans and getting a boob job at 19? You know what, man? It's America. You do what you want to do. If Charlie Sheen and Denise Richards don't care and she doesn't care, then I'm not going to intervene. I'm more libertarian. But it does make me just want to say to everybody, take a role in your kids' lives and homeschool your kids. Your kids should be watching you and emulating you. If you neglect them and let them be raised by television or the Internet or these schools, they'll become something unrecognizable that will cause them harm. I'll leave it there. Next segment's coming up tonight at 8 p.m. over at youtube.com slash Timcast IRL. Thanks for hanging out and I'll see you all then.