Many people are taught that dishonesty is wrong. In this episode, Gage Kirby is alleged to repeatedly misrepresent facts and the actions of others.

The recording documents Kirby misgendering individuals and denying his involvement in the abuse of Kellie by Damian Tait and himself. While stating that he does not know Kellie well enough to describe her positively, Kirby uses misogynistic slurs when referring to her. The episode further alleges that he misrepresented the beliefs of others to Kellie, reportedly in retaliation for his removal due to misogynistic behavior—claims he asserts Kellie believed, though these claims are disputed.

Kirby is also heard criticizing people for associating with individuals he considers attractive, accusing others of superficiality while deflecting scrutiny from his own conduct. He attacks those who value appearance or participate in the beauty industry, characterizes transgender people and ideological opponents as “weird,” dismisses victims of abuse, and uses homophobic language.

The episode presents a pattern in which Kirby assigns blame externally and avoids personal accountability. Over several years, this behavior has reportedly escalated through content published on his YouTube and Odysee channels, where he has posted videos attacking individuals who disagree with him. He has expressed far-right views, including rejecting the legitimacy of transgender women, endorsing violence as a response to conflict, and asserting that his actions should not result in consequences.

Kirby is also heard minimizing abusive conduct as “mean words” and reframing allegations of slander as mere disagreement. According to the episode, he shows little remorse for harm caused and frequently argues that those affected are responsible for their own treatment.

Additionally, Kirby promotes conspiracy theories and misinformation, often accusing others of behavior that mirrors his own. He is reported to blame abuse victims for their experiences and to argue that victims should remain silent. The episode highlights statements in which he equates abusers with their victims, despite documented accounts of multiple victims. His hostility toward the LGBTQ+ community is described as intensifying, extending to support for individuals accused of abusing community members.

Throughout the episode, Kirby is portrayed as reversing factual narratives, labeling false claims as truth and established facts as lies. In promoting his ideological views, he advances a portrayal of women that depicts them as defined by self-loathing and judgment of others, a characterization the episode presents as unsupported by reality.

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