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Asmongold throws it back to some clips of Hasan's implications about Frogan's default judgement and helping out Kaceytron behind closed doors "Why'd the court say it was a default judgement then? I don't know what happened but I know what a default judgement is, u can just look it... show more

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Asmongold was shocked to find out about Billie Eilish's $10 chocolate bars "I really like the fact that Billie Eilish is getting a lot of hate bc she decided about 1-2 years ago to go out and start making social statements..now it's turning around to bite her" "Saying u don't like capitalism, it's g*ynip for leftists..moment u say it, they're like oh true true..and they're buying stuff up" "Wait..she's a selling $10 chocolate bar?!..there is nothing that I hate more than millionaires who hate billionaires, remember what I was saying..French Revolution wasn't the poor ppl beating the rich ppl, it was one group of rich ppl beating another affluent ppl, this is exactly what I meant" "If u have a net worth of over 5-10 million..ur rich..so many of these celebs are over that threshold..so how are u going around lecturing ppl..if u want to give ur money then go give ur money away but ur selling $10 chocolate bars"

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