The Printer:

I'm going to be able to be.
I'm going to be.

That's where we went wrong. That was it. When you throw me through your legs, you've got to catch me, catch me quicker. Okay. Are you with me? Yeah. Okay, so up, catch me throw, quick, okay? Yeah. Should we go again? Yeah, come on. Okay.

You know Jeffrey Epstein? Yeah. So he said, this is what he says. He says their silence means their consent. Isn't that disgusting?

Maybe because they're too fucking scared to talk.

Yeah, exactly. That's what I'm saying. It's gross, right?

It's fucking disgusting.

Well, that was actually the prophet Muhammad.
Sahel Bukari 6946.
Not Jeffrey Epstein.

Do you still think it's gross now that you know the prophet said it and not to Jeffrey Epstein?

No, because he's probably taken out of context.

Taken out of context? He said their silence means their consent.

Aisha said, what about the virgins who are shy and keep quiet? He said their silence means their consent. It's perfectly in context.

Probably still taking out of context because there's no way he would say that.

Pull up Sahel-Pakari, 6946, bro. He absolutely said it.

What is the full context?

Yeah, I'll redo the whole thing. I asked the, this is Aisha speaking. I asked the prophet, O Allah's messenger, Salah, he was sullum, should women be asked for their consent in marriage? He said, yes. I said a virgin, if asked, feels shy and keeps quiet. He said, her silence means her consent. That's the whole hadith. Every single word. Bro leaves.