People v. Turner
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Sep 16, 2026
Tan SmackHOST
We have game of the week to give away.
Tan SmackHOST
Brock Turner of the week to give away.
Tan SmackHOST
So much to do here.
Tan SmackHOST
Let's get right into it.
Tan SmackHOST
So because of that, Because he can't help but rub his cock on things, Stefan Diggs is your first pervert of the week.
El Supreme LeaderAUDIENCE
And I'm
Tan SmackHOST
not going to lie, because of what Waddle did, because of how bad, how garbage, how ass Denver's offense looked, I am highly considering... starting Stefan Diggs in my flex because he's going up against Dallas defense which is also garbage but I don't know I'm gonna have to really really think about that one I'm trying not to overreact here I don't even think that's an overreaction because let's face it Diggs is a pretty solid player he had nine targets in that game only four catches but had the touchdown humped the goal post so we'll see All right, our Brock Turner of the week.
Tan SmackHOST
Well, we pretty much just talked about it.
Sherry CarneyHOST
Right.
Sherry CarneyHOST
And so and it's the same thing that happened with Brock Turner at Stanford.
Sherry CarneyHOST
They were worried about ruining his career on campus, sexual assault.
Sherry CarneyHOST
There are protests going on across the country all the time of of college student women mostly.
SharaiHOST
I don't give a fuck what he was going through.
SharaiHOST
They're giving Brock Turner's dad, being like, he's so sad he can't eat his steak.
SharaiHOST
That's what they're giving, and they need to elicit themselves? Yeah.
SharaiHOST
Because, again, we especially us in a fucking America, we have a problem because like men who look like bear get away with murder.
Bill ThomasHOST
By this horrific light sentence.
Kristen DilleyHOST
This had real shades of Brock Turner for me.
Kristen DilleyHOST
Do you remember the Brock Turner case?
Bill ThomasHOST
Yes.
Kristen DilleyHOST
That was another one of those things that made my blood boil.
Holly WhiteGUEST
But I think you can think of it from the other perspective.
Holly WhiteGUEST
Like if you look at cases in particular with a lot of frat related hazing deaths or like the Brock Turner case where they are legal adults and yet they are making the argument that they didn't know better.
Holly WhiteGUEST
And then courts are being lenient because they're promising young men.
Holly WhiteGUEST
So it's Also, not just an issue of thinking about legal childhood and age, but like how we think of children, who's a child and when that age that, you know, criminal age actually is imposed or not is still incredibly determined by race and status and class and who has the ability to challenge these systems.
Holly WhiteGUEST
But I think you can think of it from the other perspective.
Holly WhiteGUEST
Like if you look at cases in particular with a lot of frat related hazing deaths or like the Brock Turner case where they are legal adults and yet they are making the argument that they didn't know better.
Holly WhiteGUEST
And then courts are being lenient because they're promising young men.
Holly WhiteGUEST
So it's Also, not just an issue of thinking about legal childhood and age, but like how we think of children, who's a child and when that age that, you know, criminal age actually is imposed or not is still incredibly determined by race and status and class and who has the ability to challenge these systems.
ShabnamHOST
oh um i mean she could i don't know the all of these charges and how much she could serve but i think it's like upwards of like it might be in like upwards of 10 years if she was to get the maximum sentence on all of those charges but that's pretty unlikely Especially because she's a first-time nonviolent offender.
HomaHOST
Okay, so just as a comparison aside, Brock Turner was sentenced to six months in county jail and served only three months because he was released for good behavior.
HomaHOST
I'm not saying what this woman did was, like, it should not be punished, but I'm just saying there are also... men being right right like I don't know
ShabnamHOST
well yeah and I mean okay so if you look at there's body cam footage of when um the police came to do a search warrant at their home and she is like hysterical cussing at the police she's not listening so eventually they just try to like move her over gently like they I forget there's a certain type of um grasp they use when they're trying to not hurt somebody but like guide them gently to move um And she's like, you're hurting me.
HomaHOST
I've just been really interesting.
HomaHOST
It would be really interesting to see like how much she actually gets sentenced and then how much she has to serve.
HomaHOST
Because if Brock Turner gets out after three months, that's, you know, I mean, there's, you know, there can be multiple levels of a miscarriage of justice.
HomaHOST
Whereas, yeah, maybe a white woman is going to be treated much more gently by the police when she's, not cooperating a hundred percent um as but and that's not fair either but if she ends up serving more time than brock turner did that also in my opinion is a miscarriage of justice um yeah and so i don't know we'll see what happens
Holly WhiteGUEST
But I think you can think of it from the other perspective.
Holly WhiteGUEST
Like if you look at cases in particular with a lot of frat related hazing deaths or like the Brock Turner case where they are legal adults and yet they are making the argument that they didn't know better.
Holly WhiteGUEST
And then courts are being lenient because they're promising young men.
Holly WhiteGUEST
So it's Also, not just an issue of thinking about legal childhood and age, but like how we think of children, who's a child and when that age that, you know, criminal age actually is imposed or not is still incredibly determined by race and status and class and who has the ability to challenge these systems.
Holly N. S. WhiteGUEST
Um, but I think you can think of it from the other perspective.
Holly N. S. WhiteGUEST
Like, if you look at cases, in particular with a lot of frat-related hazing deaths, or, like, the Brock Turner case, where they are legal adults, and yet they are making the argument that they didn't know better.
Holly N. S. WhiteGUEST
Um, and then courts are being lenient because they're promising young men.
Holly N. S. WhiteGUEST
So it's also not just an issue of thinking about legal childhood and age, but, like, how we think of children, who's a child, and when that age, um, that, you know, criminal age actually is imposed or not, um, is still incredibly determined by race and status and class, and who has the ability to challenge these systems.
Holly WhiteGUEST
But I think you can think of it from the other perspective.
Holly WhiteGUEST
Like if you look at cases in particular with a lot of frat related hazing deaths or like the Brock Turner case where they are legal adults and yet they are making the argument that they didn't know better.
Holly WhiteGUEST
And then courts are being lenient because they're promising young men.
Holly WhiteGUEST
So it's also not just an issue of thinking about legal childhood and age, but, like, how we think of children, who's a child, and when that age... that, you know, criminal age actually is imposed or not is still incredibly determined by race and status and class and who has the ability to challenge these systems.
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