Purveyor of Toxic Masculinity and Allie the Alligator, plus the court-martial of Air Force SOC Anthony Green

This entire episode has a military feel to it, if you will, because one of our main topics, the main topic, in fact, that we're talking about today is the court-martial of Air Force Special Operations Commander Anthony Green, who was convicted and sentenced for basically producing and possessing CSAM, and these charges are related to him installing and hiding several cameras in the bedroom of his 15-year-old stepdaughter.

Mm-hmm.

So this court-martialed, this military trial was just held.

He was convicted.

We're going to break down this case for you.

His defense was also that it was a military mindset.

He tried to tell the judge that he had placed, installed, hidden three cameras in his stepdaughter's bedroom.

So he had hidden these as like these average little everyday household items.

Right,

right.

Like a charger, like phone charger, surge protector, and air purifier.

Right.

And then he wants to turn around and tell the judge, no, that all that live stream video that I had of her in various stages of address.

That was, quote unquote, my military mindset.

Basically, his right as a parent to observe her while he traveled and set up a perimeter for him to protect his family.

And I was like, lie, lie, lie.

And thankfully, the judge thought that.

Oh,

yeah, no doubt.

And we there is so much more to that story.

Yes, and that's what we're going to dive into.

And we're also going to, like I said, kind of tie it into what we feel like is this toxic masculinity.

And as much as we certainly do love and appreciate the military, more than I could ever say am I grateful for their service.

And I think by far the people who choose to go into the military are true patriots who want to do only right by their families and by the country and by the people that they serve.

But you have a handful of folks who just can't keep from being keyboard warriors.

This entire episode has a military feel to it, if you will, because one of our main topics, the main topic, in fact, that we're talking about today is the court-martial of Air Force Special Operations Commander Anthony Green, who was convicted and sentenced for basically producing and possessing CSAM, and these charges are related to him installing and hiding several cameras in the bedroom of his 15-year-old stepdaughter.

Mm-hmm.

So this court-martialed, this military trial was just held.

He was convicted.

We're going to break down this case for you.

His defense was also that it was a military mindset.

He tried to tell the judge that he had placed, installed, hidden three cameras in his stepdaughter's bedroom.

So he had hidden these as like these average little everyday household items.

Right,

right.

Like a charger, like phone charger, surge protector, and air purifier.

Right.

And then he wants to turn around and tell the judge, no, that all that live stream video that I had of her in various stages of address.

That was, quote unquote, my military mindset.

Basically, his right as a parent to observe her while he traveled and set up a perimeter for him to protect his family.

And I was like, lie, lie, lie.

And thankfully, the judge thought that.

Oh,

yeah, no doubt.

And we there is so much more to that story.

Yes, and that's what we're going to dive into.

And we're also going to, like I said, kind of tie it into what we feel like is this toxic masculinity.

And as much as we certainly do love and appreciate the military, more than I could ever say am I grateful for their service.

And I think by far the people who choose to go into the military are true patriots who want to do only right by their families and by the country and by the people that they serve.

But you have a handful of folks who just can't keep from being keyboard warriors.