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00:00Shopping in Seattle is not what it used to be like.
00:03This right here used to be Old Navy, now it is gone.
00:06This used to be Anthropologie.
00:09All the shopping right here is gone.
00:11This used to be The Loft.
00:14That corner right there, there used to be a big Starbucks.
00:17This used to be The Van Store.
00:19One of the best smelling stores in Seattle, Abercrombie, used to be right here.
00:26Macy's Department Store is no longer here.
00:28It used to be right here.
00:30Prime retail space right here in Seattle.
00:33Nothing's in it.
00:35One of the thriving businesses in downtown Seattle is The Smoke Shop.
00:39Pike's Market is directly behind me.
00:42Ross just recently closed three months ago.
00:46TJ Maxx used to be in that building up above.
00:48That's been closed for years.
00:50Walgreens is just barely holding on.
00:52And probably one of the reasons Walgreens is actually still alive in Seattle
00:56is because everything is locked up.
00:58Prime real estate for a restaurant.
01:00This used to be Hard Rock Cafe.
01:02Rocky Mountain Chocolate used to be right here.
01:05A local Seattle gift store here in Seattle can't even stay open.
01:10This used to be Lululemon.
01:12This street corner used to be a busy place.
01:14Now this whole entire street is empty.
01:20It's not all negative in Seattle.
01:23Pike's Place is still thriving.
01:24You can still buy beautiful flowers.
01:26But I want to show you what a city can turn into when it's run by Democrats.
01:30When you have soft on crime policy.
01:32When you let homeless people roam the streets.
01:35Drug addicts roam the streets.
01:36And drug dealers rule the streets.
01:38That is what is happening in Seattle.
01:40It's not like it used to be.
01:42Let me know your thoughts on this one.
01:46Yeah, and I've said this before.
01:49The only thing that these Democrats know how to do is destroy.
01:53It has been proven.
01:54They destroy everything.
01:57Destroy everything.
01:59And then they blame Republicans for it.
02:01As if it's Republicans' fault.
02:03Like what?
02:05Like if I remember correctly, the mayor of Chicago, the Democrat mayor of Chicago, Mayor Brandon Johnson, blamed Trump for
02:12the gun violence.
02:13And it's like, what does Trump have to do with that?
02:19Blame everybody else as they destroy their own towns and cities and states in some cases.
02:26Like California.
02:28But I have this clip that I came across that is just absolutely crazy.
02:33Of this young lady who lives in Portland, Oregon.
02:38And yeah, I want to share it with you all because this is just, this is just bonkers.
02:44Like you only would hear about a story like this happening in a Democrat run city.
02:49So with that being said, smack the like button helps out greatly with the algorithm.
02:54Subscribe if you are new.
02:56And let's dive in.
02:59I am here to share a very unfortunate PSA that I never thought I'd have to share.
03:04But I was walking in Portland, Maine earlier today in broad daylight.
03:11And someone threw semen on me.
03:15Let's start with that.
03:17Um, I was on a walk with my headphones, broad daylight, as I do a lot, listening to lectures because
03:24I'm in grad school.
03:26And as a woman on a walk, I'm always very aware of my surroundings.
03:30I was going to cross the street at one spot and decided not to because there was a man standing
03:35there.
03:35So I was like, I'll just be safe and go to the next one.
03:38That backfired.
03:39Um, while I was then on my way to the next cross section, a truck with a young man, um,
03:46in his early twenties pulled up, but it was in a pause.
03:49So I was like, he's just parking to go to the store.
03:52So I'm getting out of the truck and looked like he was walking into the store.
03:56Um, but then all of a sudden someone was behind me, um, that seemed to come out of nowhere, which
04:02felt weird.
04:02So I paused my lecture, um, and I couldn't cross yet because I was at a busy intersection waiting for
04:08the light to turn.
04:08And he seemed weirdly close to me.
04:10Um, and I was on very high alert, um, but I couldn't really go anywhere.
04:17And then all of a sudden I see a weird motion behind me and I feel something wet land on
04:23the back of my leg.
04:24Um, and he walks it away very quickly.
04:29My immediate thought was something like crazy, like battery acid.
04:33Um, and I, my instinct was take my hand, wipe behind my leg, and then immediately realized that it was
04:38semen.
04:40I very quickly started running after him and I said, what did you just throw on me?
04:44He wouldn't look at me.
04:45And then he's like, nothing, nothing.
04:48Broad daylight, mind you, at a busy intersection, a lovely man pulled his truck across traffic to also confront him.
04:56And two other women stopped to help me because they also saw it happen.
05:00He drove off.
05:02I fucked politeness and I got a picture of his face and his license plate.
05:06And I now know his name.
05:08And he's a 22 year old, um, who lives here in Maine.
05:12He appears to have a girlfriend and looks like he lives a normal life.
05:15So why he's doing this, I don't know.
05:17Um, he was found and charged.
05:21But one thing I thought was pretty crazy is the cops, um, didn't want to take the DNA that I
05:26had.
05:28But listening to enough true crime, I know that someone who's capable of doing something like that in broad daylight
05:33can progress to something much more serious in the future.
05:36Um, so one of the witnesses, um, her daughter is in forensics and she was able to connect me with
05:44her.
05:44And she told me to collect evidence if I could.
05:46Um, and call the sexual assault hotline.
05:49So I did that.
05:50And I, um, have gloves.
05:55I'm a nurse.
05:56I went back to the scene where there was still his semen on the ground and the rag that I'd
06:00used to clean myself off that the cops refused to take.
06:03And I collected them and now have them in a bag.
06:07Um, which is also just insane that someone who was already a victim of sexual assault has to collect their
06:12own evidence.
06:13Um, but as of right now, he's not being charged with a sexual assault.
06:17Um, that could change when the detective reaches out to me.
06:21Um, but I have the evidence because I think someone like that should have to register as a sex offender.
06:26And I think that people should be aware that he exists and that he's capable of things like that because
06:32we all know that that can progress to something far worse than what happened today.
06:37Um, not diminishing that that wasn't traumatic what happened.
06:40Um, but I'm also glad that I'm strong and wasn't afraid to confront him.
06:48And I mean, he looked like a child, a 22 year old little scared boy.
06:52Um, not sure what his rationale for doing that is.
06:55Um, it seemed random.
06:58I don't know him, but he seemed to have that ready to go, pulled over and, um, felt fine doing
07:06that in broad daylight at an intersection.
07:08So I am fine sharing that information about him.
07:12Um, yeah, but I think everyone in Portland area should be aware.
07:17I guess some similar things like this have been happening.
07:22And I guess even walking in broad daylight, you need to be really careful.
07:26And I was like paying attention.
07:28Like I knew something was off and yeah.
07:32So luckily I don't have any open wounds or anything crazy, but stuck a shower immediately.
07:38Still feel disgusting and no one should have to deal with that.
07:43Um, but yeah, I will update you if anything else changes.
07:49So, uh, yeah, I apologize about the, uh, misstatement.
07:54I said, Portland, Oregon, that was Portland, Maine, but the statement still remains, right?
07:59Uh, Portland, Maine is, uh, you know, I did a little research while that video was playing
08:03and Portland, Maine is known as the most progressive city in Maine.
08:08So it's a, it's a, it's a Democrat run place.
08:10So it's not any different than Portland, Oregon, right?
08:13So, uh, crazy, crazy story there.
08:15And I agree.
08:16I think, I think people who do silly, disgusting things like that should have to register as
08:22an offender 100% because that is just absolutely disgusting stuff.
08:27Absolutely disgusting stuff.
08:28You're walking down the street and you're just, just, just beating your meat to like random
08:33people while you're like broad daylight.
08:35Like that, that, that's crazy.
08:37That's crazy.
08:38And like she said, if you're willing to do that in public, in broad daylight, what else
08:42are you willing to do?
08:43You know what I mean?
08:44Like you're not even like trying to really hide this very well.
08:49Like you just out on the sidewalk, right?
08:51That's crazy.
08:52But also it leads to something else.
08:54Ladies, ladies, especially ladies.
08:56I mean, everybody in general, but ladies in particular, you gotta be more aware of your
09:00surroundings.
09:00I know she said something felt off, but still you gotta be a little more aware of what's
09:05going on around you.
09:07Um, you know, it's, it's a dangerous world, right?
09:10It's a dangerous world.
09:11And I don't, I don't think confronting the guy was exactly the right thing to do.
09:15You know, simply because she is a woman.
09:17He is a guy.
09:19If, if he decided to get violent, there's nothing that she was going to be able to do
09:23about it.
09:24Right.
09:24So that also presents another level of danger there.
09:28Um, but yeah, be aware of your surroundings, ladies, please, please, please, please.
09:32I'm thinking of a, um, a video that went viral.
09:35I don't know, maybe a year and a half ago or so of some young ladies who were sitting in
09:40a vehicle, you know, doing their makeup or refreshing their makeup or whatnot.
09:43And, um, thankfully one of them saw like a shadow, um, next to the car and, uh, you know,
09:52she told, you know, her friend who was the driver to like pull off, you know, gotta be
09:57aware of your surroundings, have to be aware of your surroundings, you know, people leaving
10:01dollar bills by your cars or under your window, uh, under your window, uh, uh, windshield
10:07wipers, window wipers, windshield wipers.
10:10Don't touch any of it.
10:11Do not touch it.
10:13Make sure people aren't following you.
10:15You know what I mean?
10:16It's a crazy world, man.
10:17And now you got people literally beating their meat, broad daylight on the sidewalk and launching
10:24it on people.
10:25That's just, it's disgusting for multiple reasons, but also, you know, you don't know if this
10:31guy has some kind of disease or anything, you know, that, but once again, only in a Democrat
10:39run city, the most progressive city in Maine itself, Portland, Maine, ladies and gentlemen,
10:45but I just wanted to share that story with y'all.
10:47Cause that was just absolutely crazy, crazy stuff.
10:50Get in the comments.
10:51Let me know your thoughts, your opinions about that.
10:52And, um, stay safe out there.
10:54Peace and love.
10:55I'm out.

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