the objective JERK

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I have objective views and I am a jerk. I am catholic and I am conservative, but this is not a faith based or political podcast. I am a "normal" person that likes to discuss many topics and although I view things through a catholic/conservative lens, my time in the Army has also left me with an a*****e complex. I am not an expert nor am I perfect, but I am Objective and I am a Jerk, so join the Objective Jerk as my Catholic conscience battles with my veteran outlook.

  1. 1d ago

    HOW CAMERAS PROTECT CITIZENS WHEN POLITICIANS DON'T

    A single clip of surveillance video can change everything: what the public believes, and how a city argues about safety. I talk through Seattle’s expanding use of cameras in high-crime areas and why a viral downtown assault on an elderly commuter became a flashpoint. The footage doesn’t just spark outrage, it also leads to a tip that helps identify a second suspect quickly, showing the real-world value of clear video evidence when time matters. From there, I unpack the bigger debate that keeps coming up with body cams and street cameras. A lot of us once feared the whole thing felt “Orwellian”, like we’re trading freedom for convenience. Others supported cameras as a way to expose corrupt policing. What’s uncomfortable, and important, is that video can do both at the same time: it can hold police accountable, clear officers when claims are false, and capture violent offenders doing exactly what witnesses describe. Evidence forces everyone to deal with facts, not just feelings. Privacy still isn’t a side issue, though. I get into concerns about data storage, security, who gets access, how misuse can happen, and why socialist politicians worry about federal immigration enforcement tapping into local systems.  If you care about public safety, civil liberties, and how cities like Seattle are trying to balance both, listen through and share this with someone who disagrees with you. Subscribe, leave a review, and tell me your line in the sand: when do cameras help, and when do they go too far? Reach me through “FAN MAIL” you can leave a comment or a voicemail. Support the show Again, thanks for hanging out with me!  Please feel free to comment or send an email to theobjectivejerk@gmail.com

    16 min

  2. 1d ago

    ANTHONY FAUCI WHISTLE BLOWER: LAPD Shoot dog during welfare check

    THE CONTROVERSY NO ONE IS TALKING ABOUT : a whistleblower exposes Anthony Fauci, including a quoted line about the public not being “afraid enough”. Whether you see that as believable, exaggerated, or taken out of context, it opens a serious discussion about public health communication, fear-based messaging, ethics, and trust.  JERK ALSO DISCUSSES A VIRAL INCIDENT FROM LOS ANGELES: a welfare check that ends with police shooting a dog, and the internet filling in the blanks instantly. I break down why these stories explode, how assumptions harden into certainty, and why waiting for context is harder than firing off a hot take. If you’re tired of selective coverage, social media outrage, and the constant tug-of-war between facts and feelings, hit subscribe, share this with a friend, and leave a review with the one story you wish people would talk about more. Reach me through “FAN MAIL” you can leave a comment or a voicemail. Support the show Again, thanks for hanging out with me!  Please feel free to comment or send an email to theobjectivejerk@gmail.com

    23 min

  3. 3d ago

    WHY THE LA MAYORAL PRIMARY SPARKS VOTER FRAUD FEARS

    Watching results shift days after election day messes with your head, even if you can’t prove a single thing went wrong. We start with a quick real-life catch-up, then jump straight into the LA mayoral primary drama around Spencer Pratt, Karen Bass, and why late-arriving mail-in ballots can make a clean process look sketchy to regular voters who just want a system they can trust. From there, I read and react to reporting about a DOJ probe request connected to a California voter fraud case, where a woman admitted paying homeless people on Skid Row to register to vote. We talk through what that allegation actually means, why it becomes instant “proof” for some people, and why social media rumours can still send you down a rabbit hole even when the biggest claims don’t hold up. The bigger point is public confidence: slow counting, messy rules, and real cases of misconduct create a perfect storm where nobody believes the officials who say “there’s no evidence.” I also get into the SAVE Act and the heated debate over requiring documentary proof of citizenship to register, plus what California law allows when it comes to homeless voter registration without a permanent address. We end on the uncomfortable truth about tribal politics: when winning becomes the only goal, integrity is the first thing to go. If you’ve got strong views on voter ID, mail-in ballots, or election transparency, listen, share this with a friend, and leave a review. What would make you trust the process again? Reach me through “FAN MAIL” you can leave a comment or a voicemail. Support the show Again, thanks for hanging out with me!  Please feel free to comment or send an email to theobjectivejerk@gmail.com

    19 min

  4. 6d ago

    KARMELO ANTHONY SENTENCE: Why Two School Stabbings Get Different Verdicts

    I test a new audio setup while I give my take on the Carmelo Anthony sentencing and why 35 years does not automatically mean the same outcome as other cases. I compare a similar school stabbing story to show how charges, intent, and self-defence claims can lead to completely different verdicts, then I call out how social media rage twists the facts.  • Audio and video quality tweaks as a reason for rapid posts  • Why a 35-year sentence can still involve parole rules  • Comparison with the Belton High School bathroom stabbing case  • Murder vs manslaughter vs criminally negligent homicide explained through the verdict  • How self-defence arguments hinge on who started it and what threats existed  • Why headlines, thumbnails, and biased reporting distort public judgement  • Reaction to a clip of a racist hate crime; when a stranger is punched over “jury selection” assumptions  • Thoughts on remorse, courtroom optics, and how juries read defendants  • Parenting, boundaries, and not letting social media raise kids  • Quick detour into training standards and taking drills seriously  Let me know what you think. Is my audio better? Let me know about what you think about Carmelo Anthony. Was 35 years too much?  Reach me through “FAN MAIL” you can leave a comment or a voicemail. Support the show Again, thanks for hanging out with me!  Please feel free to comment or send an email to theobjectivejerk@gmail.com

    27 min

  5. Jun 10

    FACTS OVER FEELINGS: What The Carmelo Anthony Verdict Says About Accountability

    I talk through the Karmelo Anthony guilty verdict and how & why the basic facts of the track meet stabbing matter more than viral narratives. I also unpack how rage bait, jury optics, and emotional thinking can distort public judgement, then we question what prison actually fixes after a conviction.  • Video and audio quality struggles and why listener feedback matters  • Timeline of the track meet confrontation and why walking away is the real line  • Why we reject race-first interpretations when the evidence points one way  • How jury selection works and why “no Black jurors” isn’t the full story  • Rage bait incentives on social media and how clicks reward bad takes  • Cameras, body cams, and why modern evidence changes accountability  • Prison as punishment versus rehabilitation, especially for minors  • The lingering question of motive and what it means for public safety  Let me know what you think. What’s your opinion? Do you think he’s guilty? Innocent? Do you care? Was my video okay? Let me know. Reach me through “FAN MAIL” you can leave a comment or a voicemail. Support the show Again, thanks for hanging out with me!  Please feel free to comment or send an email to theobjectivejerk@gmail.com

    25 min

  6. Jun 9

    INSIDE THE THOMAS CROOKS PAPER TRAIL AND THE UNANSWERED QUESTIONS

    I read through reporting and documents tied to Thomas Matthew Crooks and the Trump assassination attempt, then track the details that still feel unresolved. We also unpack why redactions, VPN trails, and security missteps at the Butler rally keep fueling suspicion even when people insist there is no conspiracy.  • Released emails and what they suggest about Crooks’ “double life”  • Skepticism toward mainstream reporting and why fact-checking feels mandatory  • The encrypted email account, nitro methane reporting, and questions about what is confirmed  • The redacted FBI communications and confusion about what the document actually describes  • Digital footprint timeline including news browsing, firearms sites, VPN use, and site visits  • Butler rally security gaps including rangefinder reports, drone activity, and failed messaging  • Unanswered motive questions and why the case invites Manchurian candidate comparisons.   Let me know what you think. Appreciate your theories and what your thoughts are.  Reach me through “FAN MAIL” you can leave a comment or a voicemail. Support the show Again, thanks for hanging out with me!  Please feel free to comment or send an email to theobjectivejerk@gmail.com

    38 min

  7. Jun 7

    PRISON JUSTICE REALITY: When Courts Feel Soft Prison Rules Get Hard

    I react to prison “justice” after a reported attack on a jailed murderer, then connect that anger to a personal Iraq EFP story and the fear of burn injuries. We also vent about race-driven tribal support, pivot into He-Man fan debates, and question whether E15 fuel and future AI kill switches could push drivers into newer cars.  • Reaction to a reported prison attack and what people call “real justice”  • Why burn injuries hit differently, shaped by an Iraq EFP convoy experience  • Scepticism about self-defence claims and how public opinion forms fast  • Frustration with race-based tribal loyalty and the feeling of manufactured conflict  • Quick thoughts on the He-Man Masters of the Universe tone and casting choices  • Concerns about E15 ethanol effects on older cars and maintenance  • Theory about AI kill switches and incentives to replace older vehicles  • Behind-the-scenes talk on YouTube trends, analytics, and posting on Rumble and BitChute  Let me know. If you guys want me to talk about something in particular, hit me up. Reach me through “FAN MAIL” you can leave a comment or a voicemail. Support the show Again, thanks for hanging out with me!  Please feel free to comment or send an email to theobjectivejerk@gmail.com

    27 min

  8. Jun 4

    RACISM IS BEING MANUFACTURED: Are We Watching Real Events Or A Script?

    I discuss movie and music nostalgia then move into heavier topics like family loss, genetics, and why health outcomes can still feel unfair. I also go on a blunt run through disease headlines, protest optics, culture war fights in gaming, and crime stories that make people feel like the rules aren’t applied evenly.  • Mad Season; an awesome band from the 90's! • Paul Bearer story as a lens on genetics and early death  • Family health history, smoking, alcohol and what “good genes” can’t fix  • Ebola and tick-bite allergy news feeding public distrust after COVID  • Protests that look organised, paid and not organic  • Gaming and entertainment backlash around branding and character design in new GOD OF WAR game. • UK knife laws, policing failures and perceived double standards  • Bigger worries about media narratives, race tension and social division  let me know what you think. do you agree? do you disagree?  Reach me through “FAN MAIL” you can leave a comment or a voicemail. Support the show Again, thanks for hanging out with me!  Please feel free to comment or send an email to theobjectivejerk@gmail.com

    31 min
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I have objective views and I am a jerk. I am catholic and I am conservative, but this is not a faith based or political podcast. I am a "normal" person that likes to discuss many topics and although I view things through a catholic/conservative lens, my time in the Army has also left me with an a*****e complex. I am not an expert nor am I perfect, but I am Objective and I am a Jerk, so join the Objective Jerk as my Catholic conscience battles with my veteran outlook.

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  • Creator
    Jerk
  • Years Active
    2022 - 2026
  • Episodes
    259
  • Rating
    Explicit
  • Copyright
    © 2026 the objective JERK
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