The Norwegian Prince's Royal Rape Charges and the Castle Human Hunt

• 56:00Tim defends the Norwegian prince's appearance, asking if he really looks like someone who would rape three people.
• 57:18The Glee documentary is depressing: one cast member is a pedophile, others kill themselves, someone dies in a lake.
• 57:56European royalty holds castle parties in basements where workers and children are forced to strip and run through the woods.
• 1:00:07Tim describes the hunt ritual: the elite chase and kill runners, with elderly royals watching and receiving victims brought to them.
• 1:01:03The prince grew up in a system of organized human hunts, but at least the old generation had discipline about when to hunt.
• 1:01:33Tim insists the castle human hunts are real and probably still happen, calling them well-organized annual festivals.
• 1:02:11When the prince's parents tell him to stop, he should respond that they were hunting and killing people in front of him as a child.
• 1:02:40European royalty hunts humans, rapes, tortures, and eats them on special occasions, but parents need to teach kids it's only a holiday, not everyday behavior.
• 1:04:31Modern European royals have no real power thanks to the EU, so the hunt is their only source of feeling powerful.
• 1:05:21Tim advises Marius to wait until the hunt instead of raping random people, comparing it to a hungry dog running farthest before a meal.
• 1:06:15Tim urges the prince not to ruin the hunt experience with casual sexual assaults beforehand, treating it like eating snacks before dinner.

Marius Borg HoyGleeCory MonteithEuropean royalty