Noticeable Apologies based on identity politics
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“I couldn’t help but notice that there was definitely overtones of making apologies for Juana and her behavior. This is generally a theme on Crime Junkie where identity politics plays into in how the murderer in question is covered. Ashley will say that circumstances never excuse behavior, but everything said leadung up to that statement implies otherwise. Nearly every serial killer had a horrible childhood and endured unforgivable circumstances when they were most vulnerable. I know there’s a lot of pressure in American society to be a “good” woke person but let’s not apologize for any person who commits crimes against others, regardless of their sex, race or socioeconomic status, etc.”
Josh57421 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
10/01/21
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“Another incredible show by audiochuck!”
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Canada ·
06/15/21
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“Another awesome podcast with Ashley Flowers and I’m here for all of it!!!”
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United States of America ·
06/17/21
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“I’ve listened to everything under the AudioChuck umbrella and nothing has failed to be less than stellar. The team that ASHLEY Flowers has put in place is phenomenal and this new show does not disappoint. It’s basically a world wide tour of absurd crimes you can’t possibly imagine happening. The...”Read full review »
Aadie3 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
06/15/21
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