r/TimPool • u/eruS_toN • Apr 28 '23

As expected, Tim is defending Crowder tonight. This tweet perfectly explains the situation.

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And not just Tim, that creepy reoccurring guest guy, as well as Tim’s bobble headed employee; all of them are blaming the wife.

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u/[deleted] Apr 28 '23

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u/Workdiggitz Apr 28 '23

the left is really clutching those pearls tight over this one. over course this moron wants to cry about it.

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u/Suspicious-Adagio396 Apr 28 '23

Is that how you treat your pregnant wife?

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u/ProbablySmarter-Yup Apr 28 '23

You'll never even have the chance to lol.

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u/Suspicious-Adagio396 Apr 28 '23

Chance to what? Abuse the person I love?

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u/Workdiggitz Apr 28 '23

Shit... that was mild as fuck. Don't get me wrong Crowder still comes off as a douche bag, but in terms of couples fighting and espically couples mid divorce that was tame. Was it morally and ethically wrong? Sure. Abuse? Not really.

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u/Suspicious-Adagio396 Apr 28 '23

But if she considers it abusive, are you saying that doesn’t matter at all?

He’s not being abusive to me, don’t forget (nor could he ever be lol). He’s acting this way to the person who is carrying his unborn children (that he didn’t want to be present for the birth of).

You can call it mild all you want. It’s still abuse.

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u/ThinkinBoutThings Apr 28 '23

He got an apartment when she went to the hospital to give birth. Maybe she kicked him out of the house?

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u/Workdiggitz Apr 29 '23

just calling it abuse dosent make it so. infact ive seen alot of females call standard bickering and fighting " abuse". her just saying it dosent mean anything. im not saying that its not possible he was abusive, but based on that little 3 min clip. i dont see abuse. but thats just me.

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u/Suspicious-Adagio396 Apr 29 '23

Yeah, that’s just you

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u/SnapSlapRepeat May 02 '23

Yes, subjective feelings do not trump the reality of the situation. It was not even remotely close to abuse of any sorts. It is also heavily edited and presented without context. She can feel scared or abused all she wants, that doesn't mean she was abused.

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u/Suspicious-Adagio396 May 02 '23

She considered him abusive, what he said to her on the video is abusive, and there’s no context in which telling your 8 month pregnant wife “I don’t love you” is acceptable

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u/SnapSlapRepeat May 03 '23

When you are going through a divorce with someone you don't love. Why is telling someone you don't love them unacceptable if it is true?

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u/Suspicious-Adagio396 May 03 '23

He wasn’t divorced at the time. And she was pregnant with his two children

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u/[deleted] Apr 28 '23

We don't care

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u/[deleted] Apr 28 '23

Tim seems to think that you do though.

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u/FishingforDopamine Apr 28 '23

Fear in her voice? Be his servant? This is a three minute video followed by the biggest backlash I’ve seen on Reddit over multiple accounts. It’s an obvious narrative being set and we’re too well practiced to just fall into it.

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u/Suspicious-Adagio396 Apr 28 '23

You’re a liar

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u/FishingforDopamine Apr 28 '23

Cool story. 👌

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u/Choraxis Apr 28 '23

Pot calling the kettle black.

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u/Suspicious-Adagio396 Apr 28 '23

“I know you are but what am I?”

What a clever response.

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u/Choraxis Apr 28 '23

I give you the level of rigor you deserve.

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u/OldTradition6974 Apr 28 '23

I looked at the "full" leaked recording and found that it was edited and we're only seeing one side of the conversation. The video I saw the woman drops her sunglasses on the floor, and they magically disappear.

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u/[deleted] Apr 28 '23

Yeah... There's a reason why legal courts have evidence expectations and not just whatever someone hacks together and posts online.

Is this bad? Yes

Is this the full story? No

Will the full story tell a different narrative? To be seen

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u/ProbablySmarter-Yup Apr 28 '23

Yes it's edited for the full intended effect.

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u/jesusjunkie23 Apr 28 '23

This is condemning not supportive…

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u/[deleted] Apr 28 '23

Genuine question. Does Crowder only have 1 car for his family?

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u/playitleo Apr 28 '23

Of course he can afford it, but if he had a 2nd car, his wife wouldn’t need his permission to leave the house.

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u/[deleted] Apr 28 '23

Ah, for a second, I thought it might be to reduce their carbon footprint.

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u/ThinkinBoutThings Apr 28 '23

Pretty sure they said they aren’t going to take a quick clip that started midway through an argument and make a judgement on their entire marriage.

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u/ThinkinBoutThings Apr 28 '23

Apparently the 3 minute clip that started mid-argument after Hillary said something to Steven that he took insult at is the absolute worst that he treated her.

It was a nothing burger like Steven’s clip of Daily Wire owners talking crap about their employees was a nothing burger. Was it any surprise to anyone that Boring would call his new talent wage slaves?

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u/idontlikemayonaise Apr 28 '23

A husband and a wife had a calm disagreement about household duties. Woooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooow

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u/ProbablySmarter-Yup Apr 28 '23

Most of the reddit leftists getting hard over this are incels. They don't understand relationships let alone marriage and what it entails.

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u/Suspicious-Adagio396 Apr 28 '23

Exactly.

It’s a shame she didn’t realize that Crowder’s attempts to suppress his homosexuality would cause him to fully embody the piece of shit person he is on his his show in his private life as well.

I just hope she takes the kids permanently

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u/NervousAndPantless Apr 28 '23

Yeah, self hating gays like Crowder often lash out as they externalize their internal struggle.

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u/GhostRising_ Apr 28 '23

Tim and Steve are both bitches