In this podcast episode, the speaker discusses the difficulties faced by registered sex offenders who are often forced to live as outcasts of society, despite their perceived level of offense. This is particularly challenging in cases when individuals are registered for relatively minor offenses such as consensual sex as a teenager or public urination.
Two individuals have an inappropriate discussion about molestation and what age is deemed too old to be a victim; they acknowledge the conversation is controversial and potentially "cancelable."
The investigation into the Delphi murders that occurred in 2017 involved multiple dry runs to the area and the perpetrator went in for a focused attack. This behavior indicates a potential serial predator that gets better at what they do with more experience.
The transcript explores the speaker's nostalgia for roller skating in his youth group outings and how he didn't get to go unsupervised like most kids, but was never a great roller skater either.
The majority of men are not sexual predators, but a small group commits a large number of offenses. The Me Too movement was necessary to hold powerful men accountable for their actions.
The speaker talks about how pimps somehow pass through society's definition of scoundrels, and suggests those who play the knockout game as potential scoundrels.