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12-18-2025 · 6h 13m

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[00:00:30] I will bomb you back under surveillance from the camp of the night, searching for you.
[00:00:48] The criminal lines out of the scene of the crime can't be denied.
[00:00:54] How are you guys?
[00:01:13] Hear me?
[00:01:14] How we doing?
[00:01:15] How we doing boys?
[00:01:19] Another day, huh?
[00:01:21] Oh man.
[00:01:22] I just woke up.
[00:01:24] a little while ago. Actually yesterday I went out and I did some Christmas shopping. And
[00:01:32] after that I went over, I just fell asleep man. I fell asleep for like three four hours
[00:01:38] and then I stood up until like five in the morning playing video games and then I passed
[00:01:43] out. It was a crazy day. Wow. So yeah, little bit of that. Did you play videos? I did.
[00:01:50] How are you doing? I'm all right, man. I'm good usually whenever I like sometimes I'll wake up
[00:01:55] I'll be a little bit tired, but then like as soon as I actually like get on the computer like there's like a photo
[00:02:01] Synthesis effect that my computer has with me. We're like I gain
[00:02:07] Like basically it's like I have the I have my life force right here
[00:02:11] And it's it's the computer and like my life force emitter
[00:02:15] which is the monitor and then I have my my elixir of life which is my soda and
[00:02:20] that's all I need okay that's all I need I don't need anything else we don't need
[00:02:26] any elaborate you know a nice house I like I like a air conditioning okay I do
[00:02:31] I like it when it's cold and so there's definitely that otherwise that's
[00:02:36] about it yep there you go if you sort out a what is this here about
[00:02:40] sprinkling water on chia seeds oh yeah hopefully that's gonna work you
[00:02:44] bought us presents. Yep, it's a bomb. Send me your address. And anyway, goes to the machine
[00:02:51] as you. Yes, exactly. New Casey Tron announcement. What is it? I honestly, I let me guess she's
[00:03:00] gonna stop smoking weed, right guys? How about that? And what the fuck? Yeah, glitter
[00:03:05] bomb. Yeah, it's a glitter bomb, obviously. And yeah, so anyway, no rest for the Wicked
[00:03:10] update really I actually played that game a lot I I don't really played it
[00:03:15] since the update but I yeah I really put a lot of time into it I got like a max
[00:03:18] level character and I went and I did those fucking those like invasion areas I
[00:03:24] did the whole thing off-stream it was great I loved it and so yeah you watch
[00:03:29] the oh Litch is flackering yeah I mean I'm basically a lips you could say that
[00:03:34] sure and say whatever you want I mean the thing is that there's always a lot
[00:03:39] of people like it's always been crazy to me that and and I don't know like I mean I
[00:03:45] don't think anybody else has really had this experience because it's so unique
[00:03:48] but like a lot of times never all talk about things on the internet people
[00:03:52] will bring up parts of my life that you know like it as a counter argument
[00:03:57] right they're like oh well what about this one thing you did or said and it's
[00:04:00] so weird to me that like all these people know all this stuff about me
[00:04:06] right it's like I don't even know what this it's such a weird phenomenon isn't
[00:04:11] it and yeah it's just crazy so I'm too scared I'll be bad at Elden Ring even
[00:04:17] play it sad you can't be bad at Elden Ring you can only be bad at not watching
[00:04:22] YouTube videos to beat Elden Ring with one hitting every boss okay so you don't
[00:04:27] need to worry about any of that so you see dinner I'm starting to look out a
[00:04:31] A little bit but not a whole lot.
[00:04:33] Why don't you record your offline gameplay and then just load YouTube with them, everyone would watch?
[00:04:38] Because whenever I play video games off stream,
[00:04:41] so do you guys remember that part of Eternity Egg where I was trying to walk up a wall for like 15 minutes?
[00:04:47] Well, that's the entire thing.
[00:04:49] Because I don't have anybody helping me.
[00:04:51] And so like really that's what happens.
[00:04:54] So no, you don't want that, trust me.
[00:04:56] like my my problem-solving skills are like really bad like crazy crazy bad
[00:05:04] because I don't intuit video game things I just don't I don't know why it's just
[00:05:10] like something will be explained in a way it's like it doesn't make sense to me
[00:05:13] and so I just don't learn it that's it let's someone edit it yeah it sounds
[00:05:16] amazing I know what we do want that that people do not want that trust me I
[00:05:21] I know that and it's tedious and boring and and also another thing is that I don't like having to feel like I'm like being watched
[00:05:30] Right, I mean it might sound like a stupid thing because I'm a streamer right of course
[00:05:34] But the truth is that I actually like just kind of taking a step back and playing video games and just relaxing like I view it as a
[00:05:42] It's like kind of something that helps me order order my mind, right?
[00:05:46] And so I just like taking a step back and chilling out right it's like watching a chimp try to paint
[00:05:51] Yeah, that's basically it Nina got permaband. Yeah, she did get permaband and then somebody said that she said that she wasn't
[00:05:59] Permaband I think that if twitch on bands her I mean really it's just gonna make them look really bad again
[00:06:05] There's gonna be a bunch of other videos about it like honestly if they do that
[00:06:10] It'll be good the only person it'll really be good for is me like it's just gonna get her harassed more
[00:06:14] It's gonna make twitch look worse, but I'll be able to farm videos on it. So I guess I'm a winner. So that's it
[00:06:22] Christmas keeps on giving yes exactly, but I did say she's not permanent
[00:06:25] She didn't nobody ever gets permanently banned on twitch
[00:06:29] But what they do get is they get really really long bands or
[00:06:34] Indefinite bands so like for example somebody just gets banned indefinitely
[00:06:38] Well indefinite suspension could be two months or two years or never so really I think it depends on what happens
[00:06:44] And unless you're Paul D'Nino, yeah, I mean, I don't know right? I mean destiny
[00:06:49] I think that there will come a time that destiny gets unbound
[00:06:52] I do because eventually there will be that the people that work at Twitch that are preventing destiny from getting unbound
[00:07:00] Will get fired
[00:07:01] Or they'll just leave the country naturally
[00:07:04] That's the other thing too. They'll just leave the country or not. So what I see leave the country leave the company
[00:07:10] Leave the company naturally
[00:07:12] That's what's gonna happen. And so after enough of those people leave then people are gonna ask okay well
[00:07:18] Why are we why are we still having this guy Dan? And so eventually that's what will happen. They should be a hopefully both
[00:07:25] Yeah, exactly. You're right and deport them on it's clearly
[00:07:29] So yeah, there's only one person that saw all destinies on band requests. He doesn't work there now
[00:07:34] Yeah, but there's probably other people that are part of an apparatus that doesn't like destiny
[00:07:38] Like, there's definitely probably a contingency of people at Twitch that don't like him.
[00:07:43] So really, I think that you're gonna have to wait for those people to leave.
[00:07:46] And the reason why is that they probably had first or second-hand experience with him.
[00:07:51] And eventually, after people kind of are farther away from it, and nobody really had any direct
[00:07:55] connection, then you're probably gonna see him get on band the same as anybody else.
[00:07:59] I can even see a world where Ice Beside and gets on band one day.
[00:08:02] But like, it's just gonna have to be a really long time.
[00:08:04] Like, that's it.
[00:08:05] Could you cover the plane crash?
[00:08:06] I heard there was a plane crash.
[00:08:08] happened it was another DEI pilot that's what I'm hearing right and where is it
[00:08:13] here let me see if I can find it where is it fuck I don't know really plane I
[00:08:20] guess they just look plane crash right plane crash okay so yeah another one
[00:08:26] right yeah that's crazy and so a plane crash at North Carolina Airport kills
[00:08:30] six well LinkedIn NASCAR's Greg Biffle holy shit the Cessna
[00:08:37] citation wow wow holy shit look at that god damn
[00:08:46] wow holy shit that's awful how the hell did this happen yeah look at this it's
[00:08:57] super sad yeah it's horrible I mean obviously is confirmed to be owned by
[00:09:03] Greg Biffle the Greg is a NASCAR driving a hero who flew hundreds of
[00:09:06] rescue missions in northern Carolina with his helicopter after Hurricane Helene.
[00:09:11] Oh my god, and by NASCAR driver and humanitarian has been crashed if you were on board or not.
[00:09:18] I mean, yeah, holy fucking shit.
[00:09:20] So this guy's, I guess so, his private plane crashed?
[00:09:24] That's terrible.
[00:09:26] Wow.
[00:09:28] It's very unfortunate.
[00:09:31] Yeah, it is.
[00:09:32] Yeah, I wonder how this happens.
[00:09:34] If you'll say DEI, Harry's the best one.
[00:09:35] No, I mean, like mistakes happen.
[00:09:37] Like I looked this up because I didn't even know this,
[00:09:40] but apparently plane crashes happen all the time.
[00:09:44] Like they do, they happen constantly.
[00:09:46] And so when I see something like this,
[00:09:47] cause I remember whenever there was like,
[00:09:49] as soon as Trump made all those statements about the,
[00:09:52] you know, like, oh, we're going to get rid
[00:09:54] of all these people.
[00:09:55] And then there was like something
[00:09:56] about the aviation authority or something like that.
[00:09:59] Basically everybody was bringing up like,
[00:10:00] oh my God, now there's all these plane crashes.
[00:10:02] So I looked it up and in fact, actually there are plane crashes that happen on an extremely
[00:10:08] regular basis with fatalities, right?
[00:10:10] It is, it's actually quite common.
[00:10:12] I think that really, you know, it's kind of like the, you ever have like a situation
[00:10:16] whenever like one person gets attacked by a shark and then like the news covers shark
[00:10:20] attacks like indirectly for like two, two weeks or something like that.
[00:10:24] It's like every day somebody's getting bit by a shark, but it's not like sharks
[00:10:27] were just hungry that week or hungry that month, right?
[00:10:29] I mean it just simply went in and you know that that's whenever it happened right and that's when people were reporting on it
[00:10:35] So I think plane crashes are like, you know, it's like very shocking, right?
[00:10:39] And so that's the reason why I think a lot of people look at it
[00:10:42] You know, like there's a lot of reporting on it to commercial or private planes a combination
[00:10:48] Commercial planes usually don't crash like there's like on average a commercial plane crash about like one
[00:10:54] Every like five to ten years like at least in the United States
[00:10:58] Like
[00:11:01] Now hey at the ground yep true brother true brother that's for propeller planes passenger jet plane crashes super rare. Yeah. No, you're right
[00:11:11] That advertising for announcing every crash maybe I don't think that
[00:11:15] Announcing crashes causes crashes to happen more often like I mean you can make that argument with like school shooters or something like that
[00:11:22] But you know with a plane crash. It's not like somebody's like oh
[00:11:26] I want to crash my plane because somebody else crashed their plane that was on the news. So yeah,
[00:11:31] I mean, I don't really think so, right? But yeah, being scared of commercial is just irrational.
[00:11:36] I still don't like it. I mean, here's my outlook is that the chances of you getting killed in an
[00:11:42] airplane are way lower than you being killed in a car. But I think the reason why people are
[00:11:47] more afraid of airplanes than cars is because number one, it's like a jarring, like the
[00:11:53] concept of the experience of going up in the air, you're flying through in the giant piece of metal,
[00:11:58] like it's a pretty crazy concept, right? So it's easy to see why somebody would get afraid of that.
[00:12:03] But on top of that, it's that you don't have any control. Like people that have control whenever
[00:12:08] they're driving a car, even if it's a higher risk, they're going to think that it's okay,
[00:12:12] because they'll tell themselves, oh, okay, well, you know, I won't get in the wreck,
[00:12:16] this won't happen to me, I will be able to like avoid it or do something else, right?
[00:12:20] And so I think that's really what the difference is between like why people are more afraid of plane crashes versus cars, right?
[00:12:26] It's the lack of agency and on top of it just like the uh, you know the the whole like event of fucking
[00:12:33] Uh, you know like flying in a massive airplane, right? And there's and also 9 11, right?
[00:12:38] I mean and there have been plane crashes
[00:12:40] It's not like it happens and the difference I think too is like a plane crash is something you can't really prevent
[00:12:45] Right, like let's say you're a random person you're in a plane and like you find out you're going to get in a crash
[00:12:49] Well, it's like, all right, we'll buckle up, you know, like that's it. So I think that's the reason why
[00:12:55] pilots are more statistically prone to alcoholism and substance abuse. This is more of an issue with non-commercial aircraft. I don't know
[00:13:00] I mean, maybe that's the case. I have no idea
[00:13:02] But I think really the reason why is like, you know mistakes happen, right?
[00:13:06] I mean, and if you look at this video, you've got I mean, it seems like it's an overcast day
[00:13:12] There's like, you know, a lot of like water around so like there's probably some degree of like, you know
[00:13:16] weather conditions that are making it harder for the plane the pilot plane
[00:13:22] driver I was gonna say the pilot to be able to like know what they're doing
[00:13:25] right and so that's it but no we don't really know whether it was the guy
[00:13:29] actually who owns the plane what's his name again you know fuck let's see here
[00:13:34] Greg Biffle yeah there we go and I don't think people know about that yet
[00:13:37] they have no idea but they're probably gonna figure that out pretty soon it
[00:13:41] was I mean I would assume that it was right I would assume that it was
[00:13:45] And it you know regardless of what it is. I mean it's obviously a horrible tragedy. It's terrible people are saying it was
[00:13:53] It's likely a mechanical issue. Yeah, I mean like planes are complicated and mistakes happen, right?
[00:13:58] Like that's what it is. So anyway, yeah, I don't know what to say. YouTuber Cletus MacFarlane confirmed it
[00:14:03] That really I don't know who should we listen to Cletus MacFarlane? I don't know who that is
[00:14:07] But maybe maybe we should I don't know his friend posted it was Greg and he was on his way to meet up in Florida
[00:14:11] Well, either way, you know like regardless of who it was. It's a fucking tragedy. I mean something like this happens
[00:14:17] I mean, you know, I don't know about you guys, right?
[00:14:19] But like my like I would be willing to go in like a like I I feel comfortable and safe being in a
[00:14:26] Large commercial aircraft like a 737
[00:14:30] Everything's gonna be fine. There's gonna be no problems and it's gonna be great
[00:14:34] But whenever you're talking about these like little airplanes and especially
[00:14:38] Kobe like that was the point where like when Kobe got killed in that helicopter
[00:14:43] accident I was like I am never getting in a helicopter in my fucking life
[00:14:49] there's no reason to do it I don't have to do it no way so yes helicopters are
[00:14:55] scary yeah we're not doing that at all and so well people up absolutely so
[00:15:01] yeah flying is for birds and Superman not me maybe right but that one was the
[00:15:06] CIA the CIA had to stop I heard about that I saw it on a channel 5 video the front of the liquor store
[00:15:12] What's this and at least they're being responsible and sending their lives in drinking instead of driving oh?
[00:15:20] Man I remember so there was a blockbuster near near my house right it was the blockbuster that like we would always rent movies from whenever
[00:15:26] I was a kid and it was confirmed it was him that's sad
[00:15:29] I mean you know like price to his family and it's fucking horrible right especially have something like that happen
[00:15:35] Right before Christmas, like it's just it's tragic just straight up fucking tragic. It's awful. Like I mean nothing else really to say about it
[00:15:42] Besides that right terrible. So, yeah, that fucking sucks as family was in it. Yeah, it's just horrible like it. Yeah
[00:15:49] Absolutely terrible with no no asterisks or you know extra things that are worth saying. That's it. So anyway
[00:15:56] This you know, like so there's this blockbusters was thinking this blockbuster and one time
[00:16:02] We went to the blockbuster my dad and I were gonna run a movie and we saw that the front of the blockbuster
[00:16:08] It was like the whole building right here
[00:16:10] And there's like a big fucking spot like right here and it was it was like a looney tunes thing
[00:16:16] We're like, you know the fucking I don't know like like the fucking I'm trying to think the Tasmanian devil is driving a car
[00:16:23] And it goes through a mountain right it looked just like that it looked like a fucking looney tunes commercial or a
[00:16:29] A fucking comic cartoon and anyway so it's very obvious so many drew their drove their car into fucking blockbuster
[00:16:37] Then we came back like two weeks later. The whole thing was rebuilt
[00:16:41] And there were like a bunch of these fucking poles like all the way around the store and like now
[00:16:46] Every single like store that has anything expensive in it all has these because apparently some people just don't know how to put on the brakes
[00:16:52] I don't know how but that's it. So late fees are no joke. Yeah
[00:16:56] Have you talked about the people that were planning a bombing on New Year's and so
[00:17:00] Cal the FBI caught? I mean good for them right? That's great. Yeah I would I would
[00:17:05] love to see that. I mean I'd love to see more of that obviously but I think that
[00:17:09] the FBI should try to talk a little bit more about you know like terrorist
[00:17:13] things and stuff like that that they do stop because I think that really I
[00:17:16] mean I'm sure they do they do actually do some things right but I think that
[00:17:21] right now like whenever you see things happening on like a national scale
[00:17:25] that are like problematic, and it seems like they're not doing anything enough to like stop it.
[00:17:30] I think that's where people really kind of are like, what the fuck is going on here? Why isn't
[00:17:34] this being stopped? Why is this still going on, right? And I think that's generally how things
[00:17:39] are more than anything else. So Trump reclassified weed. Now it's a schedule three drug. I mean,
[00:17:45] in my opinion, I don't think that weed should be anything other than like cigarettes. I don't.
[00:17:51] Like it's not a big deal, it's tobacco, same thing.
[00:17:53] Maybe actually alcohol is a better distinction
[00:17:56] because it fucks with your judgment
[00:17:58] in a way that tobacco doesn't.
[00:18:00] So like really, I mean, I don't have a problem
[00:18:02] with smoking weed, right?
[00:18:03] Like I don't do it.
[00:18:04] I don't really think anybody really should do it
[00:18:07] unless it like helps you for like a medical thing.
[00:18:10] Like in general, that's that my outlook
[00:18:12] on like all types of like commercial
[00:18:13] or like recreational drugs
[00:18:15] is that you probably shouldn't do them.
[00:18:18] But if you're going to do them
[00:18:19] at least have a good reason for it, right?
[00:18:21] That's generally what my outlook is.
[00:18:23] And I think that's the way a lot of people see it,
[00:18:25] honestly, it's the way a lot of people see it.
[00:18:27] But nerd, yeah, yeah, I know, I know.
[00:18:29] I just, to me, I just, it's like,
[00:18:31] you put something like that in your body,
[00:18:33] it's better not to put it in your body.
[00:18:35] And it's okay if you wanna do it.
[00:18:37] It's the same as like, so I drink soda a lot, right?
[00:18:39] Soda isn't good for you.
[00:18:41] It's just not.
[00:18:42] Now, I could make up and be like,
[00:18:43] oh, well, no, no, it's got like these ingredients.
[00:18:46] It's not that big of a deal.
[00:18:47] but at the end of the day if every soda I drank was water instead
[00:18:51] i would probably be healthier than i am right now
[00:18:54] so at the end of the day you have to let people make decisions for themselves
[00:18:58] but at the same time
[00:18:59] you can acknowledge that some of those decisions aren't very good
[00:19:03] that's how i see it
[00:19:09] but they're really good man that's very very good
[00:19:13] yesterday's that you want to get your ideas uh... because in your manner and
[00:19:16] moral
[00:19:18] what's very simple like i don't like the main reason why i don't debate is
[00:19:21] because i don't like it i'm not good at it and it's not my nature
[00:19:25] like i don't like the i'm not a confrontational person at all
[00:19:29] so like anytime that i have to be confrontational with somebody i am
[00:19:33] profoundly uncomfortable
[00:19:35] i'm profoundly uncomfortable i hate doing it i don't like doing it for any
[00:19:39] reason for anything it doesn't matter even if it's like uh... a small thing
[00:19:42] that's interpersonal. I just do not like confronting people. I am an extremely passive person.
[00:19:50] So it's just completely against my nature to debate or argue with people in any capacity.
[00:19:55] And so, yeah, I just don't want to do it. That's it. So, baiting gives me a rash. Well,
[00:20:01] whatever you want to call it is, yeah, that's it. And so I don't know why I just watched
[00:20:05] your stream on a launch of Bolivian Remastered. I played that a lot, honestly. So, yeah,
[00:20:09] I mean, to me, do you read both chats of streaming?
[00:20:11] Sometimes I do, yeah, I try to.
[00:20:13] Hire a confrontational translator?
[00:20:15] Well, I just don't, I mean, I don't have that in me, right?
[00:20:20] I'm just simply not a confrontational person at all.
[00:20:22] Like, it's not even 1% of my being, it's confrontational.
[00:20:27] It's just totally against my existence.
[00:20:30] And so anytime that a person tries to put me
[00:20:33] in that position, it makes me profoundly uncomfortable,
[00:20:36] massively stressed out.
[00:20:38] I hate it.
[00:20:39] do not enjoy it and I don't want to ever do it. So anybody who's expecting me to
[00:20:43] like go and debate or argue with people about anything, I have literally no
[00:20:48] intention of doing that. And I don't debate people over video games, I don't
[00:20:51] debate them over politics. It's not like, oh well you're not doing it because you
[00:20:55] don't know what you're talking about. I know what I'm talking about the
[00:20:57] million video game things and I don't like debating that either. I just
[00:21:00] formally, I just fundamentally do not like doing that. It's not enjoyable to
[00:21:05] me. So that's it. I open mind if you don't debate ideas. Well, I engage with other people's
[00:21:10] perspectives like but I don't like doing it in real time and arguing with a person in
[00:21:15] real time. Does that make sense? So like I have no problem reading other people's perspectives
[00:21:19] and listening to what other people are saying. But I don't like having the pressure of needing
[00:21:23] to respond and like react to it instantaneously. Because it's just that's not what my strong
[00:21:29] suit is. I'm not good at that. Like straight up I'm not. So yeah, I prefer term based
[00:21:34] combat yeah basically right I mean because I'm not a fast thinker and so I
[00:21:39] can come to a conclusion that I feel confident about but I don't like having
[00:21:42] to do that like in you know in real time extemporaneously right I don't like
[00:21:46] doing that so yeah I just I have no I have no intention no desire of ever doing
[00:21:52] that now obviously you know things can change people can change situations can
[00:21:57] change everything can change but right now that's the way that I feel it's
[00:22:01] It's just that simple.
[00:22:02] So you're brave to admit that?
[00:22:04] No, it's not really brave, it's just the truth, right?
[00:22:06] I mean, to me, it's like,
[00:22:07] I don't really like lying to people too.
[00:22:09] And I feel like that's another reason
[00:22:11] is that I don't like debating,
[00:22:12] is that a lot of people debate in bad faith.
[00:22:14] I think they very clearly engage in and debate in bad faith.
[00:22:18] And when I see somebody doing that,
[00:22:20] it's very frustrating for me because I'm,
[00:22:24] like, this may sound stupid,
[00:22:26] but I do really care about what's true
[00:22:28] and what's actually accurate.
[00:22:30] And when I see somebody who's engaging in manipulation
[00:22:32] or dishonesty or something like that, it bothers me a lot.
[00:22:35] So like when I see debates happen,
[00:22:38] there are oftentimes people that are like ignoring,
[00:22:41] you know, elephants in the room,
[00:22:42] people that are talking around obvious shortcomings
[00:22:46] and they don't really address things
[00:22:47] and discuss them directly
[00:22:49] because I think that debates aren't really meant
[00:22:51] to change the mind of the other person.
[00:22:53] It's meant to change the mind of the audience.
[00:22:55] And I think that that's an okay idea,
[00:22:57] but it's also cynical in a way
[00:22:59] because the other people in the audience
[00:23:01] don't know as much as the other person
[00:23:03] that you're talking to.
[00:23:04] So if you're just trying to convince people
[00:23:06] that have less knowledge or information
[00:23:08] than the people that you're debating that you're right.
[00:23:11] I mean, I think this is kind of a very cynical way
[00:23:13] of approaching, you know, like a communication of ideas.
[00:23:16] So yeah, debate with Chad.
[00:23:18] Yeah, I mean, to an extent,
[00:23:19] but like, I don't even really like doing that either.
[00:23:21] But either way, yeah.
[00:23:23] So I just, I don't like debating.
[00:23:25] That's really all there is to it.
[00:23:26] And I will never do that.
[00:23:28] I'll never do that. It's just not, again, it's just fundamentally not in my nature.
[00:23:32] And if you go back, I mean, you can look at like my videos and everything I've done for
[00:23:35] like the last 10 years, I'm just simply not a confrontational person in any regard, not even
[00:23:40] 1%. So, you know, like you could say it's good, bad, whatever, but it is what it is.
[00:23:46] So yeah, there we go. Did you find the line? Charlie Kirk did it to be cynical.
[00:23:51] Here's the, here's the truth, right? I didn't pay a lot of attention to Charlie Kirk.
[00:23:56] Like, I saw a few clips of Charlie Kirk, I saw things that he said, but I saw more content
[00:24:01] from Charlie Kirk after he died than before he died.
[00:24:04] Like, I never really paid attention to him.
[00:24:06] I mean, I was just like, yeah, this is that guy with the small face, right?
[00:24:09] People keep memeing his face as like small.
[00:24:12] Like, that was about it.
[00:24:13] That was my extent of like my opinion of Charlie Kirk, right?
[00:24:18] And like, yeah, he's just a conservative guy.
[00:24:20] I've seen a few things he said.
[00:24:21] Same as like a lot of people I've seen some things they've said,
[00:24:23] but not like a big uh... i was like a huge fan
[00:24:27] or like not a fan either i just didn't really have an opinion because i didn't
[00:24:30] really look the content right
[00:24:32] so that was it
[00:24:33] charles best ever do it will get for him right i just didn't know
[00:24:36] that's generally how it is in someone gets martyred
[00:24:38] yeah i mean i always think that it's very weird that people think that
[00:24:41] shooting somebody is going to help something i mean
[00:24:43] it didn't help with you know malcom acts martin moother king
[00:24:47] uh... jfk like it i i don't really know if there's ever been like it
[00:24:52] would fucking uh...
[00:24:53] what's his name uh... abraham lincoln like i don't really know if if there's
[00:24:58] ever been a case where
[00:24:59] somebody
[00:25:00] executes another person
[00:25:02] and then everything just gets better or improves right louie g right that's
[00:25:05] another good example
[00:25:06] but he shoots this fucking cio nothing changes nothing changes at all there's no
[00:25:12] big thing how could khanami fuck kodima
[00:25:15] all my god it's a thirty eight minute video
[00:25:18] she says
[00:25:20] that's too long
[00:25:21] So yes, the assassination sparked World War I. Yeah, the assassination of Archduke Frans Ferdinand.
[00:25:28] And I think he was the Archduke of Austria, I believe.
[00:25:31] It came, it's a long time ago, right? It's like a hundred years ago. I wasn't there.
[00:25:35] And so, yeah, something like that.
[00:25:38] And it often empowers the other side. It was Bosnia. I don't know about that. It was Austria. I thought so.
[00:25:42] And watch it to X-speed. I do not watch things at 2X-speed. I find that to just be such a...
[00:25:48] To me, that's so weird. I don't want to watch something at 2x speed
[00:25:52] This one watch something at a normal speed like whenever people play clips that are sped up like that it I don't like it
[00:25:57] It's like there's a good anxiety that it gives me right and so yeah, I don't do that
[00:26:01] I just yeah, it's brain rot speed wasting time. Well, it's not wasting time
[00:26:06] I like to process things that I'm hearing and then think about them clearly, right and
[00:26:10] Anyway, so I did see this. This was amazing to see Nina Lynn gone. Bye. Bye. See you
[00:26:17] NEVER. Nina Lin has been indefinitely banned on Twitch. Now I've heard this isn't actually
[00:26:25] true okay. So we'll go back and this is her saying this. So Nina Lin claims that she was
[00:26:34] not permanently banned and so this is her on I guess her Instagram story. Ain't no way
[00:26:39] motherfuckers making shit up now. Y'all are obsessed. Don't worry. I'll be back.
[00:26:45] I do a trailer just because of this? I think she should. I think that'd be great content.
[00:26:50] I mean, I could react to it. It'll be hilarious. She should, she'd definitely do a trailer.
[00:26:55] Ghetto trash. Well, yeah, I mean, obviously, and the thing is that if Twitch unbands her,
[00:27:01] the only person that will be good for is me. Really? Because I will farm more content
[00:27:07] about it. I will bring up all the stuff that happened again, and then it's going
[00:27:11] make twitch look like it's gonna make twitch look bad she's gonna look bad
[00:27:15] everybody else is gonna get mad and I'm gonna win it's gonna be good for me
[00:27:20] that's it and so and your viewers yes they love watching this and it's that
[00:27:24] simple she can give you content on kick I think that honestly this is what I
[00:27:28] would say I think that they should ban the nuisance streaming everywhere
[00:27:34] they should ban it on kick too because and I know that like obviously kick is
[00:27:39] like kind of like a oh no rules platform but I feel like the going to public restaurants and public
[00:27:46] places places of business and harassing the retail workers and the employees it's just so degenerate
[00:27:53] and obnoxious like it's not against the law but like what what are we doing here what are we doing
[00:28:01] like why are we why are we even letting this happen yeah it's going to lead to a legal
[00:28:05] activity. Well that's the other thing too is that if Nina keeps streaming it will
[00:28:09] end with something bad happening and the reason why I say that is because there
[00:28:14] is a 100% success rate of that happening. Every single nuisance streamer and
[00:28:19] person who had previously caused a bunch of problems or have been very annoying
[00:28:23] this person like generally they start off just being mildly annoying and then
[00:28:29] they become more annoying and then the audience likes that so then they
[00:28:32] become even more annoying and before you know it you've got these people that are
[00:28:36] constantly trying to create drama create friction and eventually it gets
[00:28:41] physical this is what happens it will get physical and the problem is that when
[00:28:45] things get physical that's whenever they really get dangerous and Nina at the end
[00:28:50] of the day she may talk like a man she may act like a man but she's like a
[00:28:53] five-foot like fucking nothing a small girl like if some guy attacks her
[00:28:59] she's fucked. Like that's it, right? Even if another woman attacks her, I mean
[00:29:05] she's smaller than average, right? And that's it. She's trans, well regardless of
[00:29:09] whether she is or not, she's still a very small person. And you have to admit
[00:29:14] that like the average male has an insurmountable physical advantage over
[00:29:18] a person like her, right? It's insurmountable. Like there's no amount of,
[00:29:22] you know, like kung fu, self-defense, like fucking kung fu,
[00:29:28] with, you know, like a Muay Thai Tai Chi combat techniques are going to help you stop a six-foot man
[00:29:35] that's like, you know, 180 pounds from attacking you, right? And that is what will happen. I guarantee
[00:29:40] you it'll happen because it's happened to every single other IRL streamer. Like every IRL streamer
[00:29:45] that creates friction, that creates drama, nuisance content. Is that I say it wrong? Why?
[00:29:52] Either way, my point is that every single one of them has this escalation, whether it's Jack Doherty,
[00:29:58] Ice Poseidon, Hampton Brandon, or let me think, besides, I mean, I feel like those are three,
[00:30:04] right? I mean, I'm sure there's other examples, like Asian Andy, right? With that squatter stuff,
[00:30:08] that turned physical as well. Look at Vitaly, yep, Vitaly, Johnny Somali. Like, there is not
[00:30:14] a single instance that I can think of of a long-term nuisance streamer that has not
[00:30:20] been involved with like a serious physical altercation and Ice had to dial back what he was doing a lot
[00:30:26] because of that and I think that was a smart decision so yeah and let's see here and uh it was
[00:30:33] Andy's house what it wasn't I mean at the end of the day like it's still going to turn physical
[00:30:37] right whether it's your house or whether you're in the right or not that's still just what's
[00:30:41] what's going to happen.
[00:30:46] I think there are a ton of 100 to 500 viewer
[00:30:49] nuisance streamers.
[00:30:50] Oh, actually, you know what?
[00:30:51] You bring up a great point.
[00:30:53] Is that this only will happen
[00:30:55] if a person becomes very popular doing it.
[00:30:57] You're right.
[00:30:58] If somebody doesn't really go and get a lot of viewers,
[00:31:01] then it probably won't have a big effect,
[00:31:04] but it will have a big effect
[00:31:05] if they do get a lot of viewers.
[00:31:06] And if people are watching them
[00:31:08] and fucking gassing them up,
[00:31:10] Oh, keep going keep going, right? So yeah, what tops them from here another account on streaming site and the same site as an alias
[00:31:16] Well, let me know IRL stream people can see that
[00:31:18] Pending a comment to explain to people how this works her channel shows a band message here and the message says this channel is currently unavailable
[00:31:24] This is the message associated with indefinite bands. Otherwise, it will say temporarily other than currently. Is that true?
[00:31:32] Is currently unavailable. Well, who else has been banned that we can compare this to right now?
[00:31:37] Is there anybody that's on a suspension rukai?
[00:31:40] Yep. Yep, there we go. And so here it is. No, no, I feel like Destiny and fucking, uh,
[00:31:56] yeah, no, they're right. And so if you look at this right here, it says this channel is
[00:32:00] temporarily unavailable due to a violation. And this is from Rekai. And then Nina, it
[00:32:05] says this channel is currently unavailable. So very clearly there is a, there's a vocabulary
[00:32:13] distinction, right? Check Dr. Disrespect, it's the same as Nina. Dr. Disrespect, okay, is
[00:32:21] currently unavailable. Destiny, currently unavailable. Okay, let me think, who, Ice
[00:32:30] Poseidon, I can't spell Poseidon, so that's not gonna happen. Let's see is there anything else that I can anybody else
[00:32:37] I can think of besides that?
[00:32:39] Sneeko, I think Sneeko, Nick Flinta. I don't know what Nick Flinta's account is. I suppose I yeah, I have no idea Asian Bunny
[00:32:45] I mean, I don't know how long she I don't think she got perma banned, right?
[00:32:48] I mean she obviously didn't get perma banned. So anyway
[00:32:52] Tecton isn't banned. Yeah, Tecton is not banned. So anyway, yes, it does seem like very very clearly
[00:32:58] Nina is permanently banned
[00:33:00] And I think thank fucking God.
[00:33:04] Oh man, I've been waiting on this for a while.
[00:33:07] So this is a huge fucking relief.
[00:33:09] I'm very glad to see this.
[00:33:11] And hopefully she stays banned.
[00:33:13] I mean, that's what it comes down to for me,
[00:33:14] is like I hope she stays banned.
[00:33:16] And I feel like in general,
[00:33:18] I mean, I'm shocked that she even got unbanned at all,
[00:33:21] if you want me to be honest.
[00:33:23] It should have never happened.
[00:33:24] Why was she banned?
[00:33:25] So she's probably just saying that
[00:33:27] her ban could technically still be reversed,
[00:33:29] but it requires a specific action on Twitch's part.
[00:33:31] Well, what this means is that if Twitch ever unbans her,
[00:33:34] they are okay with sexual assault on their stream,
[00:33:37] on their account, like her website,
[00:33:40] whatever the fuck it is, right?
[00:33:41] And yeah, they're fucking, like, they're okay with it.
[00:33:44] I mean, there's no other way that you can interpret
[00:33:47] unbanning a person who committed sexual assault
[00:33:49] multiple times on stream.
[00:33:51] Yeah, really, I mean, like, and theft?
[00:33:53] I mean, the theft isn't even, I mean, let's be real,
[00:33:55] Stealing shit out of Target is not even in the same universe of problematic as sexual assault is right
[00:34:01] I mean, I think that we've all stolen something out of a four out of a store before it right right and I think a lot of people have I
[00:34:07] Mean not all of us, but many people have done that
[00:34:10] I think very few people have actually committed sexual assault right sure so yeah only permanently not it
[00:34:16] Not permanently only indefinitely yeah, but indefinitely is good enough. What a shame her channel is 100% indefinitely banned
[00:34:22] Well, you shouldn't expect somebody like Nina to tell you the truth, right?
[00:34:27] Yeah, she's obviously not just telling you the truth. She's an idiot, right?
[00:34:30] And so that's really, I mean, I wouldn't go and like, oh, but she said, oh, she said that?
[00:34:36] Oh, okay. Well, then I guess it guaranteed must be true, right? Of course it's gonna be true. Yeah.
[00:34:41] So anyway, let's see here.
[00:34:43] And you see Bonnie Esfand, Bonnie and me, she's talking about the state of IRL swimming.
[00:34:48] I'm not sure if I have my Bonnie like her roommate. I have no idea. So I'd have to go back and see
[00:34:54] And let's be honest with twitch devs don't believe a woman can essay a guy
[00:34:58] I think that you're right about that
[00:34:59] I do and I think that that the moderation team is completely biased and totally broken and I've said this a hundred times, right?
[00:35:06] I mean like somebody like her should have never gotten unbanned even once so, you know, again, rip bozo rest and piss
[00:35:13] you won't be missed. That's the way I see it. Thank God. Thank God that happened.
[00:35:19] I'm so happy she's perma-bound and she is perma-bound. It says currently
[00:35:25] unavailable. It is the same message as doctor disrespect and destiny. The idea
[00:35:31] that she's not perma-bound, she's lying to save face to make it look like she
[00:35:37] is not cooked, but she is absolutely 100% cooked. So that's it. Won't they just unpermanent
[00:35:45] her? I don't think that they will. They might probably in like a year or two years, right?
[00:35:49] But then she's probably going to come back and do something stupid in like a day and
[00:35:52] then get repermanent, right? I mean, that's going to be about it. Another text here.
[00:35:56] What a good day. Yeah, this is actually, you know, some stories do have a good ending.
[00:36:00] And I'm glad to see this happen. I think everybody is and her lying and saying
[00:36:05] like, oh, it's not permanent, then you can hear how gangsta she is. So fucking pathetic, man.
[00:36:12] It really is indefinite ban is not permanent. It's just an undecided ban length. I don't know
[00:36:15] why the story picked up tractionless zero confirmed actual source. Well, usually an
[00:36:19] indefinite ban is a permanent ban. Like the majority of people who receive indefinite
[00:36:24] bans, I would say don't get unbound. Like I'm sure there are like exceptions to that rule.
[00:36:30] But in general, like anybody who has had that happen, like whether it's destiny,
[00:36:34] doctor disrespect. I mean, Tyler won. I thought he got banned in league, not Twitch. I thought,
[00:36:40] yeah, I thought Tyler won. He got banned on a league. And so, yeah, the war maybe. Speed is an
[00:36:46] exception, right? But speed also is one of the biggest streamers of the year. He was the streamer
[00:36:51] of the year. He's one of the biggest streamers in the world. So Nina's not even really close
[00:36:54] to that. And realistically, I think speed did get preferential treatment because he was a
[00:36:59] bigger streamer. And I think obviously it made sense. I agreed with the treatment,
[00:37:03] But, I mean, like, let's call it for what it is.
[00:37:06] Of course that's what happens.
[00:37:07] Is she banned or not?
[00:37:08] Yes, she's clearly banned and she's indefinitely banned.
[00:37:11] So, that's the biggest, like, Twitch never gives out permanent bans.
[00:37:16] Even Dr. Disrespect or Ice Beside In or Destiny are not permanently banned.
[00:37:22] They're just banned indefinitely.
[00:37:24] And indefinitely could be three years, five years, or a hundred years.
[00:37:28] It doesn't matter.
[00:37:29] So, that's it. She's coping.
[00:37:31] Yeah, she's just coping.
[00:37:32] And, uh, again, I think that also, like, you're gonna have the people that follow her to other platforms
[00:37:37] will just continually be more radical and more extreme and more violent.
[00:37:41] So, uh, that's what's gonna happen.
[00:37:43] And, uh, see a first tag on stream for High Guard is LGBTQ?
[00:37:46] No, I didn't see that. Back in 20...
[00:37:49] No.
[00:38:02] How about that?
[00:38:20] How about that?
[00:38:21] And there was another toothpaste ad that was similar to this, too.
[00:38:26] I don't have it off the top of my head, right?
[00:38:28] I don't know what it was.
[00:38:29] But yeah, that was it.
[00:38:30] Did they export that?
[00:38:31] i don't know michael jackson's favorite
[00:38:34] yet there we go
[00:38:36] and just
[00:38:39] all my god
[00:38:41] and uh... wanted to spark the global outrage
[00:38:44] yeah i'm sure i'm sure they were very upset at the opinions of
[00:38:48] you know random westerners and people that don't you know speak fucking
[00:38:52] chinese right
[00:38:53] and so that's it
[00:38:55] and uh... he had this uh... indian makeup i had like that yeah i've seen a
[00:38:58] lot of these two
[00:38:59] and uh...
[00:39:01] uh... what's this year
[00:39:02] every time you know it's uh... involved as we got squeeze in uh... she and her
[00:39:06] is most uh... as much possible
[00:39:08] but you believe in just two genders kind of conflicting bro i i don't is this
[00:39:12] is this a weird comment no no it's not i thought i think you're joking around
[00:39:15] you just explaining it badly
[00:39:17] okay i was like well what's this guy's talking about
[00:39:20] the other side of the way we got another band in here we got bad somebody
[00:39:23] else
[00:39:24] we might have had to but no it's okay it's fine
[00:39:27] Asmon gold is this no no this is
[00:39:33] We've seen this we saw this yesterday
[00:39:42] Yep
[00:39:46] I feel like this is what happens to a character
[00:39:51] Like
[00:39:52] Five hours before the end of the story in a jrpg
[00:39:57] like there's some transformation process like this
[00:40:14] yes this is this is my
[00:40:18] this is what i truly am at the very core of everything so this is my this is my computer
[00:40:25] spirit an angry ball with fire everywhere that's it yeah this is this is
[00:40:33] my ultimate primal form right here guys my spirit form yes my distilled
[00:40:38] essence is this random person or this this thing right whatever it is so a
[00:40:45] fire elemental yes a fire elemental very clearly second bondy terrorist attack
[00:40:49] intercepted by Australian police what is this holy shit so there's another one
[00:40:54] of these. Australian tactical operations unit intercepted a car full of Islamists headed
[00:40:58] to Bondi for a copycat terrorist attack. It seems a mass migration continues. This is
[00:41:04] a new normal. Can somebody, I mean, I don't even believe this. Let me, let me search
[00:41:09] this up on the Google. Let me see here. Well, not the Twitter, I mean, not the, not
[00:41:17] the Google. So wait a minute. Is this real?
[00:41:21] to breaking news now and counterterrorism police have deliberately ran the car in
[00:41:25] Liverpool to a response inside Emily Francis is there tonight Emily had a
[00:41:30] this drama unfold yep market was pretty shocking for onlookers here as an unmarked
[00:41:37] four-wheel drive slammed head-on into a high-on-dice and patch back on damn
[00:41:41] street tactical response unit officers in camouflage gear and armed with
[00:41:47] high-powered weapons all bro the guys were in a fucking ski mask yeah yeah
[00:41:54] they're doing some kind of shit pulled five men out of the car and quickly had
[00:41:59] them on the ground with their hands tied behind their back is that them let me
[00:42:03] see on the ground with their hands tied behind their back they were then
[00:42:09] arrested another person was also pulled from a car and restrained by
[00:42:13] Police in a nearby laneway
[00:42:16] What I heard was to
[00:42:19] Two bangs. Yeah, I bet and then I heard lots of sirens. Oh, holy shit Sunday. I
[00:42:25] Think most of Sydney is feeling that even though we're in the West
[00:42:30] Police at this stage are saying very little but it appears they were acting on some sort of intelligence
[00:42:36] That's a good for them car had to be stopped. I
[00:42:39] I mean I don't think you need a lot of intelligence to see a car full of guys
[00:42:43] with ski masks on you know probably driving to the same place that there
[00:42:49] was just a shooting at I mean you don't really need to be a fucking wizard to
[00:42:53] figure out this might cause some problems right and so yeah obviously this
[00:42:57] is a good thing it's great it's hella sus yes another one foiled in Germany
[00:43:02] they were targeting a Christmas market I mean yeah I mean a lot of this the
[00:43:06] problem is that there is absolutely these groups of radical Islamic terrorists
[00:43:11] that are in Australia, Germany, there's people in America, and it should be
[00:43:16] treated for what it is. It doesn't mean every Muslims like this, but there are
[00:43:20] some of them that are, and that's what happens. You've got to look at that right
[00:43:24] there. And so yeah, better do more gun control laws. It won't matter. I mean
[00:43:29] really, it's you can, I don't agree with doing more gun control laws, okay?
[00:43:34] I don't agree with that, I'm not a fan of that at all.
[00:43:37] But anyway, so this is unconfirmed at the time, right?
[00:43:40] So like nobody really knows whether this is true or not.
[00:43:42] Interesting to see police address this publicly
[00:43:44] and reveal what specific intel prompted such a heavy response.
[00:43:47] I think that there's a good chance,
[00:43:50] there's a good chance that they will not talk
[00:43:51] about the motive because I feel like the majority
[00:43:55] of the government over there is like massively cooked.
[00:43:58] And they don't wanna say something that might,
[00:44:00] you know, in their mind, inflame like negative sentiment towards, uh,
[00:44:05] you know, migrants or people that are Muslim.
[00:44:08] And so I think that there's a good chance that they will just simply mislead or
[00:44:12] lie to the public and tell them that, you know,
[00:44:14] or like talk around it or withhold information so people don't really know
[00:44:18] what's going on. I think that's what's happening, right?
[00:44:21] Our government's fully woke now. Yeah, I think it is. Like, I mean, again,
[00:44:24] I don't live in Australia. So like I'm talking from like a, you know,
[00:44:27] a second perspective, right? Is a third person perspective.
[00:44:30] Like I don't really know but like that sure seems like that sure seems like where things are going, right?
[00:44:35] And so yeah, they'll say far right extremists like they always do maybe right and it's interesting
[00:44:42] And they're mostly leftist woke retards. I mean in Australia. It seems like that
[00:44:46] Counterterrorism the individuals traveled to Melbourne and we're intending to go to Bondi Beach
[00:44:51] Yeah, there we go, but it's understood to have a strong response from police. I mean, that's great
[00:44:55] If they were driving from Melbourne to Bondi via Liverpool, they clearly don't know how to use Google Maps
[00:45:00] I mean, yeah, they're probably stupid. That's how they got caught.
[00:45:02] I mean, like the reality is that a lot of the people that they catch they catch just by the pure
[00:45:07] Like luck that a lot of these shooters are fucking retarded like and they'll post things that they're gonna do ahead of time on the internet
[00:45:13] And then they'll end up getting themselves caught. So yeah, I mean like you really you're lucky in that way, right?
[00:45:19] Partially so only retards advocate for gun control
[00:45:22] I mean, I think that gun control to an extent makes sense, right? Like making sure that crazy people don't get guns
[00:45:28] You know, does somebody need to have a fully automatic 50 caliber machine gun?
[00:45:33] Oh, maybe not, right?
[00:45:34] And there's some things that I would say maybe you need to have like more of a license on etc
[00:45:39] But I think really I mean this is this is the only thing that I really strongly believe in is that somebody should be able to
[00:45:45] own a rifle or a handgun for self-defense at home
[00:45:49] So like if everything else besides that to me is like up for at least some level of debate
[00:45:54] I'm not even saying I agree with it
[00:45:56] But I think that really you should be able to own a gun for self-defense
[00:46:00] You should be able to shotgun a handgun a rifle something like that
[00:46:04] You should be able to have that for self-defense at home or hunting right or hunting
[00:46:09] But I mean obviously like I'd say self-defense more than anything else assault rifle man. I mean like yeah sure
[00:46:14] I mean I think if people can have an assault rifle. It's not really a big deal. I mean I just I don't really think so a
[00:46:20] Lot of shootings are carried out by handguns anyways
[00:46:23] It's not like the majority of them are done by shot by by assault rifles. But yeah, anyway, I only have a hunting knife
[00:46:29] Yeah, definitely
[00:46:30] And so so if you can own a gun at home, this doesn't change the bond is shooting unless we can open carry guns or slippery man
[00:46:36] Well, yeah, people are gonna use guns whether you make them illegal or not
[00:46:39] I mean, I think this is this is a well-established fact, right that we know that it's not like oh well
[00:46:45] You know if you just stop making guns illegal or sorry you make guns illegal
[00:46:49] Nobody's gonna use guns the only time whenever a gun if you actually remove all guns from society
[00:46:55] The people that would suffer are the women and the elderly
[00:46:59] Those are the people that would suffer the most from removing guns from society because those are people who can't defend themselves
[00:47:06] So like obviously like you know, they used to call like and there's the cult 45 the great equalizer
[00:47:11] Because like it doesn't matter if you're a five foot one woman or a six foot five bodybuilder
[00:47:15] If you've got a gun and you shoot the other person in the head, they're dead
[00:47:19] that's it. There's no fucking, you know, you can't, you know, muscle your way out of getting shot in the
[00:47:25] fucking face. And so there you go. And I can say if I have something on par with Port Arthur,
[00:47:32] because gun control, I support gun control, I don't, I don't support it at all. I would rather have
[00:47:37] the extra risk of being shot with the ability to defend myself in my own home. And I think that
[00:47:42] you're absolutely right that adding in that extra risk to be shot does make it to where more
[00:47:47] people do get shot but I'd rather live in a world where I'm not a sitting duck in my
[00:47:51] own home and I can protect myself and that's really the reason and even if
[00:47:55] you're a big strong man right like let's say you're a big fucking like six foot
[00:47:59] two you know strong hundred and eighty two hundred and ten pound guy if three
[00:48:03] guys break into your house you're fucked you are you're fucked like it
[00:48:07] doesn't matter like oh well you know maybe you're like a professional
[00:48:11] fighter so like that three guys try to fight you you're done like you're
[00:48:15] absolutely done
[00:48:17] and uh... you know what proof exactly yeah and that's even under eighty i mean
[00:48:20] hundred is a lot to me right and i'm a hundred forty i'm a hundred thirty right
[00:48:23] Russian on thirty one hundred forty so yeah uh... that's it
[00:48:28] and uh... the less that charlie deserve to die for this exact same take
[00:48:31] well i mean if you were to uh... here's the truth right if you were to get a
[00:48:34] wiji board and and channel charlie kirk spirit do you think that charlie
[00:48:38] kirk would say that
[00:48:39] wait a minute i was wrong about gun control i think that we should get
[00:48:42] rid of all the guns. Would he say that? Very clearly no. Right? So like it's
[00:48:48] obviously a risk that we all undertake by allowing guns to exist in society. It's
[00:48:53] true. So I mean like anybody making that argument is just a retard. They're just a
[00:48:57] dishonest retard. It's that. I'll tell you, I'm like 6'3". I'm pretty tall but
[00:49:01] you know I'm also quite skinny and I consider that a tremendous advantage if
[00:49:06] you want me to be honest. I've always felt that way. Actually whenever I was
[00:49:09] a kid, I was insecure about being skinny. But then I think as I got older, I saw other
[00:49:15] friends of mine gain weight and get fat. And I was like, well, I'm not fat, I'm not gaining
[00:49:20] weight, I feel great. So to me, that's the way that I felt about it. And that's why I
[00:49:25] never really had a problem with, you know, any of that stuff at all. So what's your
[00:49:29] opinion on more strict and detailed background checks for acquiring guns? I think it's
[00:49:32] really a matter of implication, sorry, implementation. Like there are some cases
[00:49:37] that I agree with it in some cases that maybe I don't like I think it's very
[00:49:40] important to make sure crazy people don't get guns obviously so yeah like a
[00:49:45] hog I don't know about that and I did I don't want to be a hog I'll tell you
[00:49:49] that but yeah it's great that obviously they were able to stop this
[00:49:52] shooting and you know again it's a fucking terror attack it's insane
[00:49:56] like I don't know really what else to say there are Matilda's Memorial which
[00:50:01] is full of children I mean I don't know really how I think that the
[00:50:05] problem and this is this is a big problem overall and I think a lot of like Western cultures is that
[00:50:11] Western cultures are so good at getting rid of risk, danger and any degree of like threat to
[00:50:18] somebody's physical being. We are so good at doing it and our countries are so safe that
[00:50:24] people forget what danger even is. So instead of being able to like identify threats and
[00:50:30] problems for what they are, I think that a lot of times people live in such a degree of
[00:50:35] safety that they don't even imagine that something like this could happen.
[00:50:39] So really, I think that that's the reason why people vote for and they allow, you know,
[00:50:44] a bunch of migrants to come in and like, they're like, oh, well, this will be okay.
[00:50:47] Everything will be okay.
[00:50:49] It's because these people have been lulled into a false sense of security and they accept
[00:50:53] anything because they don't think that there will ever be any consequences for it.
[00:50:57] I think that's what's generally happened in like the UK.
[00:51:00] It's happened basically everywhere, right?
[00:51:02] And so that's it.
[00:51:03] America will probably never have to worry about a doing a domestic war. Yeah,
[00:51:07] exactly. Communism, they vote for communism. Well, the reason why they vote
[00:51:10] for communism is because they're not really like a lot of these people don't
[00:51:14] ever have to live with any consequences of their of their voting, right? And so
[00:51:18] it's the same as like you have people that are living in like communities
[00:51:21] that are like 99% homogenous white communities that are talking about
[00:51:25] how important diversity is. Well, it's like, yeah, if it's so important to
[00:51:28] you, then why don't you live around a more diverse area? And there'll
[00:51:32] always be like an excuse and like a rationalization for why, but I think the truth is that it's
[00:51:37] rules for thee and not for me.
[00:51:40] Like that's really what it comes down to and whether it's something like that, paying taxes
[00:51:44] or anything else, I feel like it's all pretty much the same.
[00:51:48] So yeah, diversity is diversity.
[00:51:49] I mean, I think diversity is fine, but I don't think that diversity is something
[00:51:53] that is inherently good or bad.
[00:51:56] So I'll give me one second.
[00:51:59] Where the fuck did it go and
[00:52:05] I'm trying to see if I can find the the post for him because apparently there was an update from this as well and
[00:52:10] I forgot to slice them. I couldn't spell it. So yeah, what are you gonna buy yourself for Christmas?
[00:52:15] Nothing nothing at all. So I thought you just like DEI. Well, I don't dislike so I dislike force diversity
[00:52:22] I don't dislike diversity. Does that make sense?
[00:52:24] So, like, whenever you add in, like, quotas for, you know, this many people need to be
[00:52:30] this skin color or this gender or this sexuality, like, that's obviously really bad and it's
[00:52:36] stupid.
[00:52:37] But I don't have a problem with something like, you know, a community of people or
[00:52:41] groups of people together that are diverse.
[00:52:42] I mean, I don't think really hardly anybody does.
[00:52:45] So that's really what the difference here.
[00:52:47] Do you have an argument?
[00:52:48] Because you don't mind diversity.
[00:52:49] It means you don't need, uh, don't live in Africa.
[00:52:51] Oh my God.
[00:52:52] Yeah, exactly.
[00:52:53] I mean, sure.
[00:52:54] become in fucking sense exactly yeah and so like force diversity is bad
[00:52:57] actual diversity is fine but i don't think diversity exists on a spectrum of
[00:53:01] good to bad it's just something that either exists or it doesn't exist right
[00:53:05] and so anyway um...
[00:53:08] basically uh... after the larian meltdown
[00:53:11] and there has been an ongoing meltdown
[00:53:14] at larian or not at would be out towards larian
[00:53:18] better way to say it
[00:53:19] towards larian about their uh... implementation of a i
[00:53:29] uh...
[00:53:31] let's take a look at it
[00:53:32] all and so this is the original post that he made
[00:53:35] and i have fifty nine thousand likes and i had thirteen million views that is a
[00:53:41] crazy amount of use allot of people are talking about this
[00:53:44] and obviously a couple of days ago he made the statement
[00:53:47] and now today there is a update statement of them responding. So it's been a week since we
[00:53:53] announced Divinity, our next RPG, and a lot has been lost in translation. Larry and his DNA is agency.
[00:54:00] Everything we work towards is to the benefit of our teams, games, and players. A better workday
[00:54:05] and a better game. Our successes come from empowering people to work in their own way
[00:54:09] and bring out the best of the skill and craft so we can make the best RPGs that we can
[00:54:13] possibly make. In that context it will be irresponsible for us to not evaluate new technologies.
[00:54:18] However, our processes are always evolving and where they are not efficient or fail to align
[00:54:22] with who we are, we will make changes. To give you more insight, we'll do an AMA featuring
[00:54:27] different departments after our holiday break in which you'll be able to get the opportunity to
[00:54:31] ask us questions you have regarding Divinity and our development process directly. And so
[00:54:36] we'll announce this date in New Year. So basically they've had to talk people off a cliff
[00:54:41] because everybody's lost their fucking mind over the idea of them using AI.
[00:54:46] Which in my opinion, this entire thing is the most astroturfed, artificial, ridiculous thing.
[00:54:53] This is what I think they're going to do. I think they're going to say,
[00:54:57] we listen to your feedback and we're not going to incorporate AI into the concept art process
[00:55:03] and they're just still going to do it anyway though. Like that's basically it or they're
[00:55:07] going to do it in some other place. See, every one of these companies would not be using AI
[00:55:13] if it didn't massively save them money. And I'll give you an example. So Expedition 33
[00:55:19] came out and they spent less than $10 million, or did they spend something like $10 million?
[00:55:24] How do you think that happened? Really, do you think that AI caused that to happen?
[00:55:29] It obviously did. So what's funny about this is that money and time for sure,
[00:55:33] Yeah, obviously, end time.
[00:55:34] And if you have to operate with less people
[00:55:37] and you can have more people in a more like unified,
[00:55:41] like focused group, then yeah,
[00:55:43] you're gonna be able to accomplish things faster.
[00:55:45] It's obvious.
[00:55:46] So basically, I don't think that there is anything
[00:55:50] that the consumer can do to complain about AI.
[00:55:52] And I even, I replied to this,
[00:55:54] there's one post about this today and I made.
[00:55:59] And where is it here?
[00:56:00] And people complaining about AI in 2025
[00:56:02] be as effective as people complaining about microtransactions in 2015. Elon Musk says,
[00:56:07] yeah, it's so obvious. It's so blatantly obvious. Like, the fact is that AI is clearly saving
[00:56:14] these people tons of money. They're saving fucking millions of dollars doing this. The
[00:56:19] only thing that's gonna happen if they get rid of AI is they're just not going to
[00:56:24] tell you about it. That's all. They're just not gonna tell you about it. And it's
[00:56:28] That's that simple.
[00:56:29] So yeah, open people voice their opinions on AI when they have no understanding of underlying
[00:56:34] technology.
[00:56:35] People don't need to have an understanding of the technology.
[00:56:37] All they need to do, and any rational person can see that AI very clearly is replacing
[00:56:42] jobs in creative departments.
[00:56:44] This is very obviously what would happen.
[00:56:46] And it's very easy to see how.
[00:56:49] If you needed a person to concept out an idea and you can push a button and it
[00:56:56] does that instead, then you don't need the person that writes it down, that draws it.
[00:57:01] It's just common sense.
[00:57:02] It's literal, complete, obvious common sense.
[00:57:06] So what happens is that you have a lot of people that don't think about it like that.
[00:57:10] You don't need to have some 700 IQ, crazy, elaborate understanding of AI and language
[00:57:18] remodels and neural networks.
[00:57:21] All you need to do is look at every big company using this and then seeing them implement
[00:57:26] it, and then seeing how it, you know, there's residuals of it still in the game, very obviously
[00:57:31] any logical person could see that this is going to be very useful.
[00:57:34] Obviously, it's useful because you don't need to have a person to do that anymore.
[00:57:39] You needed a person, now you don't.
[00:57:41] So because of that, AI is going to be massively helpful.
[00:57:44] Not necessarily just exploring concepts as already possible on Google and Pinterest,
[00:57:48] AI just does the same thing faster.
[00:57:50] Okay, so it does the same, that's, again, the faster that you can do something, the less
[00:57:55] people you need to do it, generally, like, I mean, this is not a one-to-one, but this
[00:58:00] is a general trend.
[00:58:02] Whenever you need less people to do something, or that's my point, yes, AI is never going
[00:58:07] to 100, it's not like you're going to go into chat GPT, I mean, maybe one day in
[00:58:12] like a hundred years or 50 years, you're going to go into chat GPT and say, generate
[00:58:17] me a new video game that's like Elden Ring and Baldur's Gate 3 put together. And it's
[00:58:20] just like, okay, there you go, Billy. Now there's your new game. And it's really, really good.
[00:58:25] That's not what's really going to happen. But what I think is going to happen, and
[00:58:29] what I think is happening right now, is that AI is replacing and making it to where somebody
[00:58:35] who is, oh, I don't know, maybe like there's like 10 people doing something. Now five
[00:58:40] people can do the same job or three people can do the same job. And so what's going
[00:58:44] to happen is that you're going to have that competency that is like it's more focused
[00:58:50] inside of a smaller group of people and that's very clearly where things are going. Now it
[00:58:55] doesn't mean that AI will create finished products but AI will help basically fill
[00:59:00] in the gaps. There's always like have you guys ever done animation before and like you
[00:59:05] know you could animate every single frame but there's some frames where you could
[00:59:08] use certain tools that can just shift something naturally. Well it's basically
[00:59:12] And like, whenever you can just use a tool like that,
[00:59:15] you save so much fucking time, right?
[00:59:17] And so, and I did this a lot myself.
[00:59:19] Yeah, the in-betweens, right?
[00:59:20] And interpolation, yeah.
[00:59:22] I mean, I don't even know the term, right?
[00:59:24] I mean, I taught myself how to animate in like seventh grade,
[00:59:27] okay?
[00:59:28] And I was in like an animation fucking competition thing.
[00:59:32] I was 15.
[00:59:33] Like I did Macromedia Flash.
[00:59:34] I did this a lot when I was a kid,
[00:59:36] because I just thought it was really cool.
[00:59:38] But, you know, I went to, and how did I learn it?
[00:59:42] i went to barns and noble my mom bought me a book
[00:59:45] and it was like you know learning macro media flash animation
[00:59:48] and i just did it
[00:59:50] i read the book and i did the thing
[00:59:52] and so that was it
[00:59:53] and uh... way way back seventh grade fifteen
[00:59:56] all i i was at work i was good animation was good at that i'm just
[00:59:59] kidding
[00:59:59] but no i mean i had done it like i was a twelve and i was a twelve at two
[01:00:03] like eleven twelve thirteen some around their middle school age
[01:00:05] and then like a fifteen i was obviously a lot better at it so you know i
[01:00:08] end the competition and i didn't win but you know i was entered
[01:00:12] And to be honest, one of the big reasons I didn't win,
[01:00:14] I put like zero effort into it.
[01:00:16] So yeah, there was definitely that.
[01:00:18] Anyway, do you have some of this art?
[01:00:20] I'm sure I can find some of it.
[01:00:22] My art is, the best way that I can describe my art
[01:00:26] is that it's terrible,
[01:00:29] but I think some of it has some soul.
[01:00:32] It definitely has, it's absolutely horribly drawn,
[01:00:36] but some of the things that I would draw were funny.
[01:00:39] and i remember back in uh... like in in middle school everybody would give me
[01:00:43] their books
[01:00:44] and i would do little flip books of like you know stick figures doing things
[01:00:48] and i would do this every single day in like a two or three of my classes
[01:00:52] so i really like the animation but my point is that
[01:00:56] you know obviously if you can have it you can call it interpolation i didn't
[01:00:59] even know that
[01:01:00] but uh... anyway uh... you know if you can have something like a tool that
[01:01:03] can do that
[01:01:04] you can save yourself so much time
[01:01:06] i think that a i is going to apply things in the exact same way
[01:01:10] and so it's going to effectively allow a person who is a
[01:01:14] uh... like a distinguished expert in something
[01:01:17] it's going to allow that person to focus their creative talent
[01:01:20] on the parts of the of the process that are the most consequential
[01:01:25] and remove parts of processes that are recursive repetitive annoying
[01:01:30] or just simply busywork
[01:01:32] that's generally what's going to happen every single time
[01:01:35] So anyway, do you think that a much like picture of yourself, the reference over time eventually changed completely that his humans have become taken over completely by AI, the AI will reference itself so much as answers will not be changed completely.
[01:01:47] Oh, so will AI like Ouroboros itself. Um, yeah, I mean, I think that'll definitely happen to an extent. What happened to like a huge extent where it's like very well pronounced and everybody is like, Oh my God, this is totally different.
[01:02:01] Probably not, but I do think that, and I think that AI will never really fully get there,
[01:02:08] but it's also always being informed by human reaction.
[01:02:11] And so yeah, it's already doing that with the piss filters.
[01:02:14] There's that too, but I think also like that's, I mean, everything is an iterative process.
[01:02:20] Like very rarely are there technologies that are completely finalized.
[01:02:24] I mean, can we think of a technology that's totally finalized that will never be improved?
[01:02:31] The only technology that I can think of that could it's completely finalized that could never be improved
[01:02:39] Is legend of Zelda link to the past?
[01:02:42] Like that's the only one I can think of
[01:02:44] Yeah, a wheel. Um, I
[01:02:48] Actually don't know if that's true or not. Yeah, I
[01:02:53] Maybe maybe not I mean, I really don't know but I think in a general sense ball bearings
[01:02:59] Maybe maybe there are a few examples of it. Yeah, because I I personally can't think of any
[01:03:03] But maybe there are some that I just don't know of and
[01:03:06] Windows Vista yeah Windows Vista, but I think it's very uncommon, right?
[01:03:10] And I think also a lot of times technology like for example wheels
[01:03:14] I think that wheels might be replaced by something in like the distant future, right?
[01:03:19] So sometimes technology transforms, but it doesn't necessarily like, you know like a Game Boy
[01:03:24] like, for example, like a Game Boy going from a Game Boy to like a Game Boy or a Game Boy Advance,
[01:03:31] that's like a direct evolution. But sometimes you have like kind of secondary evolutions where
[01:03:36] people went from using Game Boys generally to using smartphones. So like that's still an evolution
[01:03:41] of like handheld gaming, but it's not a direct evolution. And I think that's generally what's
[01:03:46] going to happen. Toilet paper? Maybe, I don't know. And ball bearings get replaced by
[01:03:51] Magnetic bearings yeah, I don't know I mean again, but I can't think of any of them
[01:03:55] That's like as definitive, but anyway, yeah AI is very clearly here to stay and you have by the way
[01:04:02] Let's look because there are so many AI haters
[01:04:05] Let's look at what people are saying and the same effectiveness brought your awareness issues leading new regulations and informed people young and old
[01:04:12] The things like loot boxes were definitely gambling you should steer clear if that's a problem for you
[01:04:15] It wasn't a magical fix, but it did a lot of good
[01:04:18] Yeah, because microtransactions aren't completely ubiquitous people. I already knew this guy was stupid, but he keeps proving it
[01:04:25] Everybody getting mad about this AI stuff
[01:04:28] The reason why I think this is the main reason why
[01:04:31] People like this get mad about AI and I understand this is like kind of like maybe a conspiracy thing
[01:04:37] But I think one of the other big reasons why is that it completely removes a lot of these like weird
[01:04:43] hyper political creative people it removes them from being able to force
[01:04:48] their viewpoints into things because they're no longer needed as much in the
[01:04:51] creative process because you can just simply have somebody do it with it with
[01:04:54] technology and so basically it removes their power inside of a space and
[01:04:59] thank goodness yeah thank fucking God right I mean oh my god and so that's
[01:05:04] been a big reason why I've been happy about it low-talent creatives are
[01:05:07] easily replaceable yes they are and so anyway are there any any of these
[01:05:10] that are popular. He's right. Yep. True, true, true. And so yeah. And I don't know if anybody
[01:05:16] else is saying stuff about this either. But let's see. I'll read a few more of the comments
[01:05:21] on his recent post here. Why wouldn't you just say that you refuse to use Gen AI? Because
[01:05:26] it's stupid to do that. I don't know why. Why is it so hard for people to wrap their
[01:05:35] head around this simple concept, this obvious reality that AI is very, very clearly useful.
[01:05:42] It's obviously useful. That's why they're all using it. Isn't it bad PR? Bad PR doesn't matter.
[01:05:49] Like this entire idea that PR matters is something that people that care about PR
[01:05:54] and want to talk about PR all the time want you to believe. The moment that you decide to
[01:05:59] just simply ignore PR and make your products and that's it, then it goes away. Like think about it
[01:06:07] like this, like Valve, like they don't listen to anybody's feedback for anything and people think
[01:06:11] they're great. Look at Hoyoverse, like do they have even black characters in games? Basically never
[01:06:17] and there's a lot of Chinese companies that are like this too. They never listen to feedback,
[01:06:21] they don't give a shit about it. So the only thing that really matters is that you make a
[01:06:26] product that the consumer likes. And if you make a product that the consumer likes, they will buy it.
[01:06:31] And if the consumer product is bad, you're going to go out of business. It doesn't matter
[01:06:36] whether it's made with AI. And I think also here's another reason why I think the AI,
[01:06:40] anti AI people are mad about this one. It's because they got tricked.
[01:06:46] All these people probably thought Expedition 33 was the greatest game ever,
[01:06:50] but it was discovered that it was using AI. So this entire idea that,
[01:06:54] Oh, I can tell when AI is there. It's so obvious. No, it wasn't
[01:06:59] No, it was not
[01:07:01] And that's just the thing that you can see
[01:07:04] So I think it proves all of them like yeah, it's very much a performance, isn't it? Yeah, threat to virtue signaling clicks
[01:07:10] Yeah, exactly. They listen to the ultimate feedback money
[01:07:12] Yeah, you never ever ever listen to Twitter posts or people like this and unless the actual content is bad
[01:07:20] Then you're still going to be able to sell and make a really good game like black myth wukong
[01:07:25] There was like a huge like smear campaign against black myth wukong, and it's still sold like 20 million copies Hogwarts legacy
[01:07:33] Here's another great example of this too
[01:07:40] So Hogwarts legacy this game. Yeah, here we go Hogwarts legacy reaches 40 million copies sold oh
[01:07:48] Oh my god. That's massively successful. That's crazy successful. It's free right now. Yeah,
[01:08:04] for like a few days or something like that. And so anyway, I don't think a boycott has
[01:08:08] ever failed this spectacularly. I thank you to our community for 40 million units sold.
[01:08:14] This was actually quite a good game, I would say so.
[01:08:17] Okay.
[01:08:18] Alright, so anyway, everybody was mad about this game.
[01:08:24] They were creating like fucking, you know, lists to like blacklist different streamers
[01:08:30] and harass different streamers for playing the game.
[01:08:33] It was a whole thing that happened like a couple of years ago, a couple of years
[01:08:38] ago when this game came out.
[01:08:40] But as you can see, the game was good and it didn't matter.
[01:08:44] So at the end of the day, if you make a good game, the product is good, that's the only
[01:08:49] thing that really matters.
[01:08:51] Everything else besides that is bullshit.
[01:08:54] It's funny because people are scared of playing Hogwarts.
[01:08:56] Well, of course they were.
[01:08:57] The problem is that the people that are out there, like the harassers and the abusers
[01:09:03] like this, they are very effective because of how aggressive and obnoxious they are.
[01:09:09] That's why it's important that you have to counter signal even harder than that.
[01:09:12] people know that if you're that kind of a person that again and really they're just trying to enforce
[01:09:19] social compliance that's fundamentally what they're trying to do. They harass the streamer to stop
[01:09:24] streaming, overhaul what's legacy, yes exactly. And so why if one of the few streamers actually
[01:09:32] has common sense anymore, common sense is such a rare commodity now? Well the reason why,
[01:09:36] so I'm going to tell you the reason why, it's because the internet is crazy and most
[01:09:39] people don't want to go against the internet. That's the reason why. So the internet collectively is
[01:09:45] fucking delusional retarded. So a lot of conclusions that like big groups of people on the internet come
[01:09:51] to are so misguided and stupid that it's unbelievable. So whenever somebody like me talks
[01:09:58] about this stuff and I'm like yeah this is the way it is, this is the way it's not, and I think
[01:10:02] that's the main reason why. How many of those harassers are actually heterosexual and not LGBT?
[01:10:06] Well, I mean, I think probably the majority of them, the vast majority of them.
[01:10:10] So glad the Freaks who doxed the VTubers overplaying this game lost in the end. They did.
[01:10:14] And this is why it's important to make sure that people like this always fail.
[01:10:18] Because they have no boundaries. They have no morality.
[01:10:22] They have no thing that they will not do. They will always harass people.
[01:10:26] They will always be aggressive and try to find out some way to attack you.
[01:10:30] You have to do that as much as you possibly can.
[01:10:33] Talk a lot for a streamer. I try to, right? I definitely do.
[01:10:36] So, yeah, I hate how those retards always try to force it, force it being a consent.
[01:10:41] They're always saying that we hate it. No, we don't. A few retards do. Oh, yeah. No, I know that.
[01:10:45] Well, they're trying to force a consensus. That's what happens. And the reason why is that
[01:10:50] consensus forces social compliance and social compliance forces like basically,
[01:10:57] you know, a behavior change, right? Like, because now somebody feels like they have
[01:10:59] to act a certain way or do a certain thing. So, yeah. Basically, everybody else is a pussy.
[01:11:05] I mean, I think, yeah, a lot of those streamers are pussies. Like they absolutely are. And also,
[01:11:09] like the other reason why is that, like, I have a really big community. A lot of people watch me.
[01:11:14] So I don't really have a problem going against the grain or, you know, like, for example,
[01:11:20] like talking about, for example, like the Candace Owens things yesterday, right? There's a lot
[01:11:24] of people in my audience that are probably like, you know, unironic, you know, Israel is trying
[01:11:28] to like kill Candace Owens and killed Charlie Kirk. But like, I have no problem talking
[01:11:32] about it and saying that I think it's ridiculous because I think it's the right thing to do.
[01:11:36] And I think in most cases, most streamers don't want to do that. And I'm not talking about like
[01:11:41] just political things. I'm talking about anything. Most streamers don't want to speak up about issues
[01:11:46] that even in some cases they feel very strongly about, because they don't want to get attacked
[01:11:51] and divide their fans. And I don't really blame them for this unless they start using this
[01:11:56] as a platform to attack other people with, right?
[01:11:59] So like for example, if you're a super safe PR streamer, but you always find time to like
[01:12:05] find a way to side, you know, to like side-eye or like negatively, you know, disparage a
[01:12:10] person who you disagree with, then really I think that you're just a coward.
[01:12:14] But if you're actually a person that doesn't make comments on social issues and you don't
[01:12:18] want to get involved in politics or any of this stuff, it makes sense that people
[01:12:22] don't want to get involved in divisive social issues because they don't want to divide
[01:12:26] their audience, they don't want to, and also here's another thing, this is a big factor,
[01:12:32] not everybody gives a fuck about whether of a Harry Potter game does well or not, they
[01:12:38] might, they might just imagine this, they might just not give a shit, it might not
[01:12:42] matter to them whatever.
[01:12:44] So that's what I would say, and I'm not spending too much time with Oliver, I mean
[01:12:48] I try to, I mean I, I do lose my, my train of thought about every 10 seconds, but
[01:12:52] I try my best.
[01:12:53] So yeah, I mean, and I don't think that there's anything wrong with a person who just simply
[01:12:58] doesn't want to be involved with politics or like social stuff.
[01:13:01] But the only the only type of person that I hate is a person who says that they don't
[01:13:06] want to be involved with it, but they always wait for the consensus opinion in order to
[01:13:10] repeat it to get attention and validation from their audience.
[01:13:14] That's the only type of person that I actually dislike.
[01:13:18] Everybody else I think is fine and totally great.
[01:13:20] But I hate that kind of person.
[01:13:22] You know, I don't want to name names, right, or whatever.
[01:13:26] And like some people, like there are some examples,
[01:13:28] I agree with some of them, I don't in chat, right?
[01:13:30] I mean, but in general, I do feel like that's,
[01:13:33] that's the one thing that I don't like at all.
[01:13:35] And that person's disgusting, yes, exactly.
[01:13:38] And so, and I think that more people are calling that out
[01:13:40] and I will too, I mean, I think they deserve
[01:13:42] to be called out because you can't have your cake
[01:13:44] and eat it too.
[01:13:45] And I find it to be incredibly deceptive,
[01:13:47] it's manipulative, it's opportunistic,
[01:13:49] and it's dishonest.
[01:13:50] So yeah, I don't like that at all.
[01:13:52] Anyway, congrats to Hogwarts Legacy.
[01:13:55] And I think this goes to show what I was saying before
[01:13:57] about this Eulerian post is that it doesn't really matter.
[01:14:03] Nobody gives a shit, nobody cares.
[01:14:06] It's not gonna make a big difference about like,
[01:14:08] oh my God, you know, these people have AI or anything else.
[01:14:12] It's not gonna make a single bit of difference
[01:14:14] as long as the games are good.
[01:14:16] And if the game is good and people like playing it,
[01:14:18] that's the only thing that matters.
[01:14:20] So yeah, there you go.
[01:14:22] How did you deal with it when you streamed the game?
[01:14:24] How did I deal with it?
[01:14:29] Guys, I gotta be honest, I didn't even notice it.
[01:14:35] I didn't even notice it was happening.
[01:14:37] Like the amount of people that are actually angry
[01:14:40] about this stuff is like nothing.
[01:14:42] And also for me, it's nothing
[01:14:43] because I have a pretty big audience.
[01:14:46] A lot of people watch me.
[01:14:47] So that's it.
[01:14:53] I've been seeing a lot of people very mad about this opinion I have
[01:14:57] Listen to this
[01:14:59] No, it's not it's fucking not it's weird the declaration of independence is written in English
[01:15:05] The state of the Union every year is spoken in English
[01:15:09] Every law is in English every stop sign is English everything everywhere is English
[01:15:16] It's an English country. It's an English speaking country
[01:15:19] If you don't speak English, you need to go.
[01:15:22] No, it's not.
[01:15:24] Yep, that's right.
[01:15:26] That's right.
[01:15:28] 100%.
[01:15:30] So I've been seeing some people crying about this, getting mad about it.
[01:15:34] And so some guy, this is another, I don't know who this person is.
[01:15:37] It's some random guy, video man on the internet.
[01:15:41] Okay, it's one of these.
[01:15:43] And yeah, I also voice, draw, and write sometimes.
[01:15:47] So if you probably want stupid takes about AI, you can probably get that from this guy, too
[01:15:52] So I'll say this shit fucking sucks and quote people in my replies will say shit like no no guys
[01:15:58] You don't understand this was taken out of context and I will prove my point further by calling you a slur
[01:16:03] Please ignore the white supremacist tag in my bio
[01:16:06] So this person's making up a fake scenario to act like a victim
[01:16:11] Because he disagrees with my opinion that if you don't speak English you don't need to be living in fucking America
[01:16:17] Like the United States of America, South America is fine.
[01:16:21] Most of them don't speak English over there.
[01:16:23] But that's it.
[01:16:24] It's a shadow boxing retard.
[01:16:26] And so anyway, I replied to what I said, nothing is out of context.
[01:16:29] This is just common sense.
[01:16:30] Of course you shouldn't let people move to your country that can't speak the language.
[01:16:34] It's such a laughably ridiculous idea that only the terminally online would even consider it.
[01:16:39] And so anyway, the amount of people that think that it's not a big deal
[01:16:45] deal that your neighbors and the people in your community can't speak the same
[01:16:50] language as you, there's literally a fucking story in the Bible for how
[01:16:55] problematic that is. The Tower of Babel. Then everybody spoke different languages,
[01:16:59] the whole thing was chaos, and it caused a bunch of problems. So why is it
[01:17:04] that this thing that supposedly isn't a problem at all was a punishment from
[01:17:10] God in the Old Testament.
[01:17:14] Really think about this.
[01:17:16] It was a punishment from God from the Old Testament and people were like, oh, it's not a big deal.
[01:17:22] Yeah, fuck it is.
[01:17:24] Yes, it is.
[01:17:25] It's obviously a big deal.
[01:17:26] Then they scrambled their languages so they'd stop building.
[01:17:29] It did scramble their languages so they'd stop building.
[01:17:32] And you know what the most important part of it is?
[01:17:35] It worked.
[01:17:36] they couldn't figure anything out
[01:17:38] because nobody could communicate with each other.
[01:17:41] They were like, oh, fuck,
[01:17:42] I guess we're gonna have to cancel this, yes.
[01:17:45] And so, yes, everybody should know this.
[01:17:47] How do people not know this?
[01:17:49] It's pathetic.
[01:17:50] And so, we wouldn't have more issues like this
[01:17:51] if the one truck driver spoke English.
[01:17:53] You read the Bible.
[01:17:55] Everybody knows this story.
[01:17:56] It's so obvious.
[01:17:57] So, yes, and what if I go there to study English,
[01:18:01] but I can't really speak it in the beginning?
[01:18:03] I think that you should, I mean,
[01:18:06] there's always going to be like gray area
[01:18:08] but i think that if you're becoming a resident in the country
[01:18:11] like you should definitely learn the language before you come to the country
[01:18:15] like the problem is that it just creates so many friction points and so many
[01:18:19] problems in society
[01:18:21] when you have a person that you can't communicate with
[01:18:24] like if you go to a store
[01:18:26] and you can't talk to the cashier think about how many problems that
[01:18:30] creates if you go to uh... a hospital
[01:18:33] and you can't talk to the doctor, think about how many problems that creates.
[01:18:36] This is like such a discordant, uh, fucking chaotic thing to advocate for,
[01:18:42] that it's insane to me that anybody would even think like this.
[01:18:46] It's unreal.
[01:18:48] What is this image? What is this?
[01:18:54] Yeah, pass the break. What?
[01:18:56] Huh?
[01:18:57] What's this?
[01:18:58] And so, uh, truck drivers that can't read the road signs?
[01:19:01] Well, the funny thing is that so we got so like my dad and I we went to Florida and then we were driving back from Florida
[01:19:09] and we were like in Austin and we had a Uber driver on the way back to my house and
[01:19:15] He was like from Afghanistan that he was a truck driver
[01:19:18] And he was talking this was like right at the time that Trump did like the ban on people like you know
[01:19:23] That didn't speak English being truck drivers and he's like this is a random guy from Afghanistan
[01:19:28] Who's like, yeah, of course you should need to speak English.
[01:19:33] You can't read the signs if you can't speak English.
[01:19:36] You need to be able to read the signs because you're driving on the road and there are signs
[01:19:41] on the road.
[01:19:44] And it was like, yeah, yeah, duh, fucking duh, obviously drove from Fort Texas.
[01:19:53] No, no, we took a plane.
[01:19:54] We just drove from the airport back to my house.
[01:19:56] That was it.
[01:19:57] So yeah, especially truck and big-rate driving, yeah, it's so obvious.
[01:20:02] But some people just want to reinvent this and turn it into something that it's not.
[01:20:07] And obviously, I'm very glad to see this.
[01:20:09] And remember, it's not about race, it's about where the immigrants share our values and
[01:20:12] culture.
[01:20:13] Okay, so if they don't share our values and our culture, would the port them?
[01:20:16] No, that would be racist.
[01:20:17] Oh, okay, there we go.
[01:20:18] And anyway, as an ER doc, I hate seeing non-English-speaking patients.
[01:20:23] We all do.
[01:20:24] But wow, what a big surprise that whenever you're a doctor, whenever a patient comes in
[01:20:29] and you can't communicate with the patient, this causes friction and problems.
[01:20:34] Who could have ever predicted this?
[01:20:36] So yeah, duh, because it takes two to three Xs long when you have to say everything to
[01:20:41] the translator who has to repeat it and then it has to be said twice going in the other
[01:20:45] direction.
[01:20:46] I have a full waiting room.
[01:20:47] The amount of stress and friction and pressure that these people are willing
[01:20:52] to put on every essential service and every person in the country in order to satisfy some
[01:20:58] sort of like brain dead liberal world view that it's not a big deal if nobody speaks the
[01:21:04] same fucking language it is amazing for me to see this it's so stupid it's unreal but
[01:21:11] this is yeah i don't know who the who is this guy video man on the internet oh they
[01:21:18] them. Okay, so this guy doesn't even know what fucking gender he is, and he's trying to talk
[01:21:23] about how it's not a big deal that you don't know what language it is. Well, I think it makes a lot
[01:21:28] of sense. Yeah, there you go. He doesn't even know his own fucking gender. And he's sitting around
[01:21:33] here talking about how it's not a big deal that people don't know the same language.
[01:21:38] What a fucking surprise. Yeah, I mean, I don't know what else to say. It's crazy.
[01:21:43] video number two
[01:21:46] yeah it's always a prime people yes insane man
[01:21:49] and uh... anyway yeah this is okay so basically a pokey mon content creator
[01:21:53] that's great why am i not surprised
[01:21:56] and uh... things are changing is doing jacksepticeye's greeting i don't know
[01:21:59] if he is or not
[01:22:00] but uh... anyway it's just what a what a cringe retard man
[01:22:04] and uh... what a fucking moron
[01:22:07] and i you're riling them up again all that's what i do every day what can i
[01:22:11] say i like doing it
[01:22:12] it's fun
[01:22:13] and uh... he doesn't content though he does he doesn't content that's got the
[01:22:17] least decent viewership you think somebody that was successful wouldn't be
[01:22:20] the stupid but somehow you're going to be surprised
[01:22:23] so uh... there we go
[01:22:24] and uh... totally normal bro it's like a ninety eight two issue that's it's so
[01:22:28] obvious but on
[01:22:29] you know on the internet there's this form of performative activism that uh...
[01:22:33] you know i think does really need to be called out and i think that it has
[01:22:36] to be called out because if you don't call it out
[01:22:38] then you're going to have a lot of dumb people out there that make up
[01:22:40] bullshit
[01:22:41] so uh... yeah anyway um... it's like if you move to japan or korea without
[01:22:45] bothering to learn the language is just disrespectful for the people of that
[01:22:48] country to try to cater to you
[01:22:50] the foreigner exactly but in for some reason
[01:22:53] americans have this this idea in their mind that they have to accept
[01:22:58] uh... basically any
[01:23:00] any immigrant for any reason without any expectation of a simulation
[01:23:05] and if you don't do that your racist because of something that happened
[01:23:09] 300 years ago. It is the most retarded, cucked out of their mind ideology than I've ever
[01:23:18] fucking expected. It's crazy. So yeah, America is literally winning a junior for the country.
[01:23:24] Yeah, it's insane. And you can offend anyone. That's fun. I do plenty of offending people.
[01:23:29] I do create bombing around countries. I mean, Korea is a bomb. I mean, Japan. I mean,
[01:23:33] Japan is hacked country, right? I heard that happened in like 1940. Sorry, eight.
[01:23:38] No, no, it was in 1800s, yeah, so 1841, December 7th, 1841.
[01:23:45] The dude was crashing out about the, about the, about Naira's threats, wait, no!
[01:23:51] Is this the same guy that's been crying about me before?
[01:23:54] Oh my god.
[01:23:56] So we have a perpetual retard here.
[01:23:59] So this isn't even the first time.
[01:24:01] Cannot understate how fucking pathetic this dude is.
[01:24:04] Morals lives in a den of dead rats sits in front of a computer all day
[01:24:09] Contributing nothing to society, but hey well hey at least I don't contribute Pokemon videos
[01:24:16] fantasizes about a future where queer people get gunned down in the streets in the name of America
[01:24:22] I'm fit the thing is that
[01:24:25] Again, oh wait. This is his second tweet about me in one day. Oh
[01:24:30] My god
[01:24:34] Look at this!
[01:24:37] So there's, oh wait, where's the other one? Where the other one? I'll try and find it.
[01:24:43] Wait, how's this one not show up? I don't know where the hell it went.
[01:24:47] Well anyway, I guess his timelines messed up or something like that?
[01:24:52] Well anyway, you guys call us Nazis so much, of course.
[01:24:56] So this is the same kind of person. This is another person here.
[01:25:00] So he's retweeting talking about me making two tweets about me in a day and hey man
[01:25:05] I would recommend to keep doing it. You should keep making tweets about me. That's a great idea
[01:25:10] They're doing a lot better than your own tweets. Yeah, this one here. Oh my god
[01:25:15] Oh my god. I had to wake up in the morning and play Pokemon. Oh god
[01:25:21] Any recommendation trans youtubers and streamers all my fucking god
[01:25:30] 51.8k tweets, it's unreal. And so anyway, so we have somebody who's sitting around calling
[01:25:40] me a Nazi saying that I want to gun down queer people and you're so delusional and retarded,
[01:25:48] it's embarrassing. And what I think is funny about this, scroll over a minute, I don't
[01:25:52] want to talk about that for the lawsuit reason, right? It's just the truth, right?
[01:25:55] It's a legal reason. Sorry, it's boring, but there it is. So I'm not going to make
[01:25:58] any comments on that like I mean you know I don't want to go live and let's say
[01:26:02] just make a bunch of comments about an ongoing lawsuit seems like a very big
[01:26:05] mistake but anyway before what before I digress any further anyway deloo to the
[01:26:12] extreme exactly it's another 2% or so my point is that we have somebody that
[01:26:17] does this and they're spreading lies about me they're saying this stuff
[01:26:20] about me and again I can guarantee you this is what happened this guy had a
[01:26:26] a really popular tweet that was calling me bad and he said oh my god
[01:26:31] i'm actually getting attention
[01:26:33] people are looking at me on twitter
[01:26:35] i'm gonna do it again
[01:26:38] it's actually crazy how free talking about me on the internet is
[01:26:43] it's insane like i went and i've looked up my my name on like tick tock and i
[01:26:47] can see Graham
[01:26:48] and it's just people having these like elaborate
[01:26:51] Drawn out like complex conversations about something that I said or something that I did. It's so so common
[01:26:59] It's crazy how common it is. I don't even know what else to say you paid their rent. Yes
[01:27:04] And there's nothing I was saying to farm you for quicks. That's fine. I can farm them right back
[01:27:08] That's okay with me and also the reason why I'm okay with it is that people will come to my stream
[01:27:14] And they'll see the things that I'm talking about and they'll go into that and they'll be like, oh wow
[01:27:18] What is this guy's guy sounds crazy? They'll watch me and they'll be like well that doesn't sound like what he was talking about at all
[01:27:24] So that's it
[01:27:26] You just tell him it's not that deep you're kind of everywhere else in the stumble
[01:27:29] Yeah, a lot of people are talking about me, right? And it's crazy to see that happen, man
[01:27:34] And yeah, once they watch you, they know you're reasonable. Yeah
[01:27:37] I mean, this is the reason why I never really get upset like I mean obviously like some posts annoying me
[01:27:42] Sure, but I know that it's for the greater good because people like this that make comments about me like this
[01:27:47] What they will end up doing is they will end up making more people like me
[01:27:50] They will because those people will watch the stream. They'll watch the content and they'll be like well
[01:27:56] This isn't what he said. That's not what he he didn't say that
[01:27:59] What are you talking about and that happens enough times and then the person becomes a viewer. That's what happens
[01:28:05] They say it's him. They attack you personally. Well, that's the only thing that they can do of course and it's that simple
[01:28:11] The fake war is the hook absolutely
[01:28:14] But unfortunately a lot of the fake war is not fake
[01:28:17] so uh... yeah anyway i completely agree with everything i say anybody saying
[01:28:21] this is not a joke it was not uh... you know like anything
[01:28:24] if you don't speak english you should not be in the united states
[01:28:27] and uh... anybody who is not speaking english needs to go home
[01:28:32] you gotta go maybe there's like three or four exceptions
[01:28:36] but there's like millions probably of rules
[01:28:39] so it's that simple
[01:28:40] it's just a prank bro yeah it yet you gotta go guys
[01:28:43] even tourists no obviously not tourists we're talking about
[01:28:46] that that's the type of stuff like it's so so very clearly obviously
[01:28:51] different course
[01:28:53] what is this uh... bonnie balkers talks about brain rot content and
[01:28:56] disastrous effects on the youth
[01:28:58] what is this
[01:28:59] popular
[01:29:00] famous
[01:29:01] went up to a lesbian couple
[01:29:05] and they're like
[01:29:07] let me let me try
[01:29:09] let me try
[01:29:11] that's what kids are watching
[01:29:14] people act like this and treat other human beings like this. And that's what I mean by that.
[01:29:18] Like, I hate to say it, but the Rekai and Ray clip, like that happens all the time in
[01:29:23] real life. The problem shouldn't be the friction. The problem should be the intent. I don't
[01:29:28] see there being a big issue about somebody saying, you know, asking a genuine question
[01:29:33] about like, are you really lesbian? Like, what is that? Because that's how people
[01:29:36] learn. And I know that like, obviously, you know, I don't think women really
[01:29:40] approach it from the same way but uh... i think that men
[01:29:44] generally bluntly ask questions that are oftentimes ignorant but don't come from a
[01:29:49] place of hate i don't think that those guys were trying to be bad dudes
[01:29:54] extremers like that
[01:29:57] it's the most like actual
[01:29:59] brabant content
[01:30:02] it is
[01:30:04] of course it is
[01:30:05] and like just look at every kick streamer ever
[01:30:08] Like these people are literally bottom of the barrel evil fucking people like oh
[01:30:13] I mean you can you really say that's not true with people like Sam Pepper?
[01:30:17] I don't think that it's just kick though
[01:30:19] Like I don't think kick has like some kind of like unique monopoly on bad actors because the first the first example
[01:30:25] She used was on Twitch those two people are twitch streamers. They're not even kick streamers
[01:30:29] I think it's just live streaming in general legal shit happens on kick and again
[01:30:34] They get millions and millions of views and followers. Oh, yeah, and they're popular
[01:30:39] Oh, they get so much money from it
[01:30:41] Oh
[01:30:41] And kids are watching that crap and they're learning from it. They are. Just like him. I'm gonna be living things like him.
[01:30:47] I think that whenever I was growing up and watching bum fights
[01:30:53] This is not that much different than somebody growing up and watching Jack Doherty or some other retard going around being annoying
[01:31:01] I think that kids are gonna be kids. They're gonna be stupid and that's how it is
[01:31:08] Oh my god
[01:31:11] So that's what I mean. I mean like not all streamers are bad. Yeah, I hate all streamers
[01:31:16] Okay, I kind of do but there are a lot of good streamers and not all of them have to be like
[01:31:23] Teaching valuable lessons and having talks like that like me. They can do whatever like me the streamers
[01:31:28] who literally are ruining the youth with treats like crap and stuff like that.
[01:31:37] I mean she's not wrong. She's actually not. Like I mean I think it's true that you have
[01:31:43] a ton of streamers that just go out there. Their entire career is about being annoying,
[01:31:49] being obnoxious, causing problems. Like yeah, it's good for kids to watch that. Bomb
[01:31:55] Bum fights are still huge on X, really?
[01:31:58] You need to tag me in some of those.
[01:31:59] I've been missing out.
[01:32:00] Like I do hate to say it that,
[01:32:03] like maybe this is like a bad thing,
[01:32:05] but the kid that grew up watching bum fights
[01:32:08] and watching all kinds of like awful stuff like that,
[01:32:15] he didn't always in every case really grow up.
[01:32:21] Not entirely all the way.
[01:32:25] know. Yeah. Like Jack Doherty. Yeah, I do. The fact that people watch that crap, like,
[01:32:33] oh my God, they're just little kids. Yeah, I want to take his ass. I think everybody does.
[01:32:41] Yeah, I mean, like she's kind of right about this. I'm going to be honest. She is. I
[01:32:45] mean, like a lot of these streamers, like she's talking primarily about nuisance
[01:32:48] streamers more than anything else is that nuisance streamers are the main problem.
[01:32:54] i think many streamers like there are bad actor streamers etc check mark of
[01:32:58] rubio's acts you started meaning like fans now
[01:33:00] well i don't know but i i'd go back and see it
[01:33:03] and uh... we're different breed i mean i i think that no joke on a thirty six
[01:33:07] year old man child
[01:33:08] well like because i remember so
[01:33:10] like i was talking about this with my dad right this is like maybe a year ago
[01:33:14] and i asked my dad
[01:33:17] i was like
[01:33:20] do you feel like
[01:33:22] You're 77 years old. He's like, fuck no, I don't know how this happened.
[01:33:26] It was ridiculous.
[01:33:28] And I'm like, so like, theoretically, if Pete Leslie and Virgil came to the door
[01:33:33] and they said, Bob, you want to go shoot out street lights with a shotgun again,
[01:33:37] you'd get in the car right now and go do it.
[01:33:39] And he's like, yeah, oh man, I want to do that more than anything else.
[01:33:43] I do it right now. Yeah, that'd be great.
[01:33:45] And so he says, yes.
[01:33:49] I didn't know that's what it was.
[01:33:51] Fuck it, we ball, right?
[01:33:54] He's 77 years old, right?
[01:33:56] And so, for real, yeah, exactly.
[01:33:58] So I remember talking about it, and I was like,
[01:34:01] because I didn't know really, like,
[01:34:02] because as you get older, like, am I really gonna change?
[01:34:06] Am I gonna be different of a person?
[01:34:08] No, probably not.
[01:34:10] I fully expect that when I'm, you know,
[01:34:13] if I'm lucky and I'm 50, 60, 70 years old,
[01:34:16] I will basically be the same asshole that I am today.
[01:34:20] I will be, because you can go back and watch videos of me
[01:34:24] from like fucking 10 years ago, from 20 years ago,
[01:34:29] and it's the same person, the same guy.
[01:34:32] And so that's it.
[01:34:33] No, your joints hurt more?
[01:34:35] Yeah, exactly, right?
[01:34:37] And I'm almost 38, I still feel like I'm 23.
[01:34:40] Yeah, exactly, same asshole, but with gray hair.
[01:34:42] Well, luckily, I've been lucky in that regard, okay?
[01:34:45] I've got probably a few gray hairs here and there,
[01:34:48] but for the most part, I haven't aged in that way at least.
[01:34:52] I think that really, I mean, I have to go back
[01:34:54] and think about my hairline is the only thing
[01:34:56] that I think is really, really aged.
[01:34:58] Like that definitely hasn't been good,
[01:35:00] but otherwise, I've been relatively lucky.
[01:35:03] I've seen some of my friends recently
[01:35:05] that are around my age, and man,
[01:35:08] they look a lot older than I do even.
[01:35:11] They do, like I've been shocked to see that.
[01:35:14] Like, you know, a lot of my friends are like gray hair now.
[01:35:16] Like they're, you know, having all kinds of other issues
[01:35:19] and it's like, what the fuck, no wrinkles?
[01:35:20] No, I don't have any wrinkles.
[01:35:21] What the fuck do you mean?
[01:35:22] Like, I guess I have.
[01:35:23] So I have like a forehead wrinkle,
[01:35:25] but I was looking at a picture of myself.
[01:35:27] So I was gonna post a picture of like,
[01:35:29] I don't know why I was younger.
[01:35:30] And so I looked at my picture of myself when I was 18.
[01:35:33] I had the same forehead wrinkle at 18.
[01:35:36] Guys, remember my mom took photos of me
[01:35:37] like whenever I turned 18.
[01:35:38] That sounds bad, right?
[01:35:40] But she did.
[01:35:41] This was like maybe like, you know,
[01:35:42] some time like during Christmas or something like that was the year that I
[01:35:44] turned 18 and so she took pictures of us and anyway yeah let's rest yes it was
[01:35:49] the same thing so I don't really feel like it's been that much different you
[01:35:53] get never going close you don't get fat you did fix your teeth though a little
[01:35:56] bit right but not a whole lot anyway let me see if I can find the rest of these
[01:35:59] here Pekka Pukka Nukala apologizes for his gesture let me I'm imagining what
[01:36:10] the gesture is. Am I right? Am I right? They got puka? Yeah, I guess so. Who? Yeah, I wonder,
[01:36:20] right? And you're right. Okay, that's what I thought. I wasn't sure about this. Caleb
[01:36:26] Hammer confirms Denim's conversation. Oh my God. And let's see if there's any more
[01:36:30] of this that's worth looking at here. Kamala Harris explains why the Biden administration
[01:36:34] didn't release the Epstein files? Okay let's hear this. Why did the Biden
[01:36:42] administration release those files? Was that something that they felt would look
[01:36:46] bad while they were running against this guy or why didn't they come out during
[01:36:51] your administration? To give you an answer that will not satisfy your
[01:36:55] curiosity I will tell you we perhaps to our damage but we strongly and
[01:37:03] rightly believes that there should be an absolute separation between what we wanted as an administration
[01:37:10] and what the Department of Justice did.
[01:37:13] Why?
[01:37:14] We absolutely adhered to that and it was right to do that.
[01:37:20] The Justice Department-
[01:37:21] Well then why do you pardon his son?
[01:37:25] What do you mean?
[01:37:26] Like Trump went to fucking- Trump got charged like 36 felonies.
[01:37:31] would make its decisions independent of any political or personal vendetta or concern
[01:37:39] that we may have. And that's the way it worked.
[01:37:42] Well that's about exactly what I'd expect. Stupid. Yep. That's about it. Exactly. Everything
[01:37:50] was personal and fuck you mean. Yeah, exactly. That's why she lost. Yeah. The real reason
[01:37:53] why they didn't release it is probably because the Epstein files are damaging on a lot of
[01:37:57] people and I guarantee you that tomorrow they're saying oh tomorrow the Epstein files are gonna come
[01:38:03] out do you really think that tomorrow they're gonna drop a google doc that says Bill Clinton's a
[01:38:08] pedophile Donald Trump is a rapist and you know fucking Bill Gates was watching it all happen are
[01:38:15] we really gonna expect that's gonna happen like really like I mean just just think about it for
[01:38:20] one or two seconds here and imagine it should, well, it should. Let's be realistic. Let's be
[01:38:27] realistic. That's all. Come it's two weeks from now. Yeah, exactly. And what's crazy if it does,
[01:38:33] nothing changes. I mean, not really probably. It'll just be a nothing burger. Yeah. And then
[01:38:38] after that happens, after the files get released, what are people going to do? They're not going
[01:38:43] to people will not accept the Epstein files unless it says that the people that they
[01:38:48] disliked politically are in the Epstein files. That's the truth. So Republicans won't accept it
[01:38:54] unless there's Democrats in it. Democrats won't accept it unless there's Republicans in it.
[01:38:59] It's that simple. So it's just a complete waste of time. There's no trust that anybody has with
[01:39:05] the government. Epstein died six, almost seven years ago. And people think, oh, well, maybe
[01:39:12] something's going to change. It's not. That's it. Make the excuse for people on both sides
[01:39:17] that if they're so damaging it could collapse the entire government as if that would be a bad thing.
[01:39:22] I'm, uh, well, how do you feel about the Epstein files right now is basically locked in. Yeah,
[01:39:26] yeah, I mean, exactly. People have already made up their mind about it. I mean, a true separation
[01:39:31] between what we did and the administration did. Yeah, give me a fucking break. It's ridiculous.
[01:39:35] So anyway, let me see if there's any more of these that are worth looking at here.
[01:39:39] Blue Archives decision to cancel influencer campaign, a big W. I don't know anything
[01:39:43] about this. I don't really want to talk about it. I don't really care about it.
[01:39:46] but yeah I might look at it later on. Who do you think will be in the files? I think that a bunch of
[01:39:51] people that are not important and or dead will be in the files and I think that the majority of people
[01:39:56] that are in positions of power right now will not be in the files and I also think that there
[01:40:02] will be very little to actually connect the person to bad actions like for example there
[01:40:08] were photos like Noam Chomsky I think with like Jeffrey Epstein and I think that really we
[01:40:13] We have to just acknowledge that Jeffrey Epstein was this guy that everybody seemingly knew.
[01:40:19] He was around everyone all of the time, so this idea that, oh my god, if you're in a
[01:40:26] photo with Jeffrey Epstein or you're in a plane with Jeffrey Epstein, you're automatically
[01:40:30] a pedo, I think that it's going to be shown and it's becoming more evident that this
[01:40:35] guy simply was fucking around with everybody.
[01:40:38] He was friends with everyone.
[01:40:40] So it's not like every single, I mean maybe, right?
[01:40:43] I mean, maybe you could go with the perspective that, yeah,
[01:40:45] because they're all, you know, satanic pedophiles,
[01:40:47] but I don't think it's that insane, right?
[01:40:50] So now blackmail material, come on then.
[01:40:53] I don't think we're gonna get,
[01:40:54] do you really think that we're gonna get
[01:40:56] a bunch of blackmail material tomorrow?
[01:40:58] Like, I'm gonna pull you up.
[01:40:59] And what do you think is gonna happen?
[01:41:06] What do you think realistically?
[01:41:07] Do you actually think that they're gonna come out
[01:41:09] a bunch of material that implicates all these really powerful people and positions in these positions,
[01:41:14] right? I mean, do you think that or not? You're not getting banned, by the way.
[01:41:25] You're not getting banned. I'm just, I'm just losing. I think the material exists,
[01:41:28] but not sure if they're releasing. Okay, you're not sure. What do you think the probability is?
[01:41:33] You're saying you're not sure. What do you, what's the probability of them releasing?
[01:41:36] Like 10%, 20%, 30%, 50%. What would you say? I'm curious. F-Steam was basically a major
[01:41:51] merchant from the Middle Ages that was doing business with all the kings and lords but got
[01:41:54] caught doing things. So even if all the enemies are friends to protect their own interests,
[01:41:58] yeah. So I don't know why it sometimes pops up there. Of an existing, releasing dropper.
[01:42:03] Okay, so then we all know, so we all know that nothing's going to happen, really, like, and
[01:42:12] that's it. Like we know nothing's going to happen. To match my point, would you be fine
[01:42:16] if we had to replace the big majority of the government if they were all implicated in
[01:42:19] that type of scenario? I don't like the word replace. I don't think that's extreme enough.
[01:42:26] the fundamental of what you're asking, yes, absolutely. 100%. I think replace would be a very passive word
[01:42:35] compared to, like, what I think we should do. But yes, 100%. It's moisture-assured destruction
[01:42:41] for everyone in Power Poly. chatter saying check poly market. Okay, that's actually a great
[01:42:46] question. Let's look at the poly market odds for Jeffrey Epstein's files. Here we go.
[01:42:56] Jeffrey Epstein files. So who will be named and let's see here we're
[01:43:03] released it okay this is all right so we've got four big ones when will Trump
[01:43:08] release it so a lot of people think it's going to happen at the beginning of the
[01:43:11] year and oh oh bye this time right okay so basically most people think it's
[01:43:16] going to come out so that's actually quite you know that's quite
[01:43:20] reassuring I would say that's positive definitely and replace or a move I
[01:43:25] I mean, I would say both, right?
[01:43:26] And if you're a reactive YouTube video rules for rules
[01:43:29] for rules, really old video.
[01:43:30] No, I haven't seen that.
[01:43:31] I've never heard of it, actually.
[01:43:32] Chuck Trump's Odd versus Clintons.
[01:43:34] So who will be named in the Epstein files?
[01:43:38] So I don't know who the fuck this guy is.
[01:43:41] Chuck Schumer, Pierce Morian, Alec Baldwin,
[01:43:45] Stephen Hawking, Larry Page, Robert Downey, Junior,
[01:43:50] Henry Kissinger, Michael Jackson, Barack Obama.
[01:43:54] Man and look at all these people
[01:43:57] Yeah, this is a lot of fucking people guys. Oh my god, so yeah, I'd say so for sure. It's gonna be devastating for Democrats
[01:44:04] I think that's not true. I think it'll be devastating for a lot of people will Trump release any Epstein related files on
[01:44:10] December 19th, so a lot of people are betting on it happening tomorrow
[01:44:19] Now where do I think this is going to go?
[01:44:22] So, absolutely nowhere. Literally fucking nowhere. So anyway, I know people are super excited
[01:44:33] and they think it's going to happen. Oh, there's another one. This is Jesus Christ. Jesus.
[01:44:40] Oh. Okay. All right. I'll look at it. Give me a second. How do we see volume on Pauli
[01:44:50] It says right there. It's like literally right under the name. And so it's that simple you check out Trump's speech yesterday
[01:44:56] No, we'll watch it. It's like it's only like 20 minutes. The Trump speech is only 20 minutes, right?
[01:45:01] Because I saw actually ironically I watched a bit of it on Hassan stream, but then it ended really fast
[01:45:06] So I was like, okay, it's fucking over and that was it. So, uh, yeah
[01:45:11] It was nothing bro. Yeah, I don't know. It was not a good speech. Please don't it's so bad
[01:45:16] I feel like maybe I should watch it then. Let me see what uh, where where is it here?
[01:45:24] So Trump signs a new executive order reclassifying marijuana
[01:45:31] Where's the where's the part of this wait what?
[01:45:36] This is him talking for such a long time like I just want to see the part where it matters
[01:45:40] W yeah, is this a w or not? Let me actually look at this and see what he's saying
[01:45:46] Trump. I don't know how to spell it. How do you how do you fucking actually I can just copy patient? Yeah, as I said, I am not a speller. Okay.
[01:46:02] Trump signs the executive order rescheduling marijuana to schedule three. It shifts marijuana from schedule one grouped like drugs like heroin having no accepted medical use.
[01:46:14] Wow!
[01:46:20] Holy shit!
[01:46:24] At the same time, the facts compel the federal government to recognize that marijuana can be legitimate in terms of
[01:46:33] ...maryawana can be legitimate in terms of medical applications when carefully administered in some...
[01:46:41] oh my god bro fuck yeah fuck yeah there we go all right I didn't even know this
[01:47:00] this is great so apparently I mean I guess I know it because it literally
[01:47:03] just happened cases this may include the use as a substitute for addictive and
[01:47:09] potentially lethal opioid painkillers.
[01:47:12] Wow.
[01:47:13] They cause tremendous problems.
[01:47:15] This can do it in a much lesser way.
[01:47:17] Can make people feel much better
[01:47:21] and are living through tremendous pain and problems.
[01:47:24] 40 states and multiple US territories
[01:47:27] have already recognized the use of medical marijuana.
[01:47:31] Oh my God.
[01:47:32] This reclassification order will make it far easier
[01:47:35] to conduct marijuana related medical research
[01:47:37] allowing us to study benefits, potential dangers,
[01:47:41] and future treatments that's gonna have a chance.
[01:47:45] They should have brought Snoop Dogg for this.
[01:47:47] A tremendously positive impact, I believe.
[01:47:50] We're also asking Congress to reconsider
[01:47:52] its classification of hemp-derived CBD.
[01:47:57] Oh my God.
[01:48:02] Damn, bro, this is nuts.
[01:48:04] To ensure seniors can access CBD products they have found beneficial for pain.
[01:48:13] My dad used it.
[01:48:14] Yeah.
[01:48:15] Some people are literally dying and they're dying with tremendous pain and this can in
[01:48:21] many cases literally stop it and yeah, yeah, look at the dude's hand behind Trump.
[01:48:28] Yeah.
[01:48:29] This guy with all the tattoos is just there in the White House.
[01:48:31] Now.
[01:48:32] Yeah.
[01:48:33] And uh, wow.
[01:48:35] They have their senses about them as opposed to painkillers which don't allow that, don't
[01:48:42] allow them to die with dignity.
[01:48:43] This is awesome.
[01:48:45] I promise to be the president of common sense and then I remember
[01:48:55] my dad whenever he was on like, you know, like I forgot which fucking which situation
[01:49:00] this was.
[01:49:02] I remember he was walking around, he was getting around great, everything was fine, and I found
[01:49:07] out the reason why is that he was on like fucking like two different kinds of painkillers,
[01:49:13] he was like fucking high as shit, and he had taken shrooms.
[01:49:17] And I remember him walking, and he was just walking on the wall like halfway like this.
[01:49:23] He's like, no, it's okay, I can walk you out of here, it'll be fine.
[01:49:29] that he's talking to me and then he just starts fucking falling over. And I drop him.
[01:49:36] He's like, what's wrong? What are you why are you stopping me for? And I'm like, because
[01:49:39] you're falling on the ground. He's like, oh, no, no, I'm fine. No, it's okay. It's okay.
[01:49:44] It's fine. This happens all the time.
[01:49:50] That's exactly what we're doing. This is really something having to do with Congress.
[01:49:55] And you know what the moral of the story is that he was in a good mood
[01:50:00] He was in a good mood
[01:50:02] We have to do with the fact that so many people that I respect
[01:50:06] Ask me to people that are having problems big problems. Yeah, I haven't big problems with illness with cancer in particular
[01:50:13] Oh, yeah, I now want to ask dr. Ross to say a few words followed by dr. Brun
[01:50:19] This is awesome. Yeah, I didn't even know this was gonna happen. I mean I really
[01:50:25] I mean, this should have happened a long time ago, honestly.
[01:50:30] I feel like this is maybe one of the instances where it's like breaking case of low ratings
[01:50:35] and like low, uh, low poll numbers, which is like, I think this is good, by the way.
[01:50:40] This is a good thing.
[01:50:42] And this is the reason why people should hold his feet to the fire with this shit,
[01:50:46] right?
[01:50:47] Because we will continue to get better things if we don't accept mediocre outcomes.
[01:50:52] That's it.
[01:50:53] Thank God it happened.
[01:50:54] is that he's probably doing this because there's been a huge lack of sentiment that's positive towards Trump recently and I think that's very
[01:51:01] well deserved in a lot of cases and
[01:51:04] The fact is that like yes, how do you and how do I want a lawmaker to?
[01:51:10] improve sentiment with the public well, maybe by doing things the public should want
[01:51:15] Well Americans are we retarded things this way those stands of chance against the US
[01:51:19] This way was the U.S. Oh my God. Can we get OTC marijuana everywhere now? I don't know yet and
[01:51:28] Tylenol with codeine. Oh, I get that whenever they pull my teeth out
[01:51:31] And so misinformation disinformation about what President Trump is scheduling does not mean legalizing. Yeah, obviously
[01:51:36] It's not yeah, making it not as bad. That's very clearly what it is. So
[01:51:41] man I
[01:51:43] That's a good one, it sure is.
[01:52:10] Don't accept mediocre outcomes, don't accept mediocrity, don't accept bullshit, don't accept
[01:52:23] oh well we can't really do this or anything else because if you don't accept that shit
[01:52:28] things will continue to improve and get better.
[01:52:31] I think this is great and I think also people should expect to see more improvements and
[01:52:37] things get better.
[01:52:38] And so that's it.
[01:52:40] And could reduce fentanyl use?
[01:52:41] Yeah, I mean, I think that you're right.
[01:52:43] Is that, let's see if I find, if there's more of it.
[01:52:46] Now today I will be signing an executive order to reschedule marijuana from a Schedule 1
[01:52:51] to a Schedule 3 control substance with legitimate medical uses.
[01:52:56] We have people- Yeah, we've seen this one before too.
[01:53:01] But yeah, wow.
[01:53:03] And- They couldn't reschedule marijuana as a less dangerous drug.
[01:53:07] Now that would mean that it would no longer be in the same category with drugs like heroin,
[01:53:11] LSD.
[01:53:12] I mean heroin and LSD are like way higher scale than marijuana.
[01:53:17] Like if you have heroin and marijuana in the same schedule, in the same category, you're
[01:53:24] being a fucking retard.
[01:53:26] You are.
[01:53:27] You're being a retard.
[01:53:28] Everybody knows these are two massively different things.
[01:53:33] types of things, it would graduate to the same group as Tylenol with codeine and steroids.
[01:53:38] Now reclassifying does not mean that recreational marijuana use is going to be legal everywhere
[01:53:45] but it does mean that the medical uses of cannabis would be recognized and would make
[01:53:49] researching it a whole lot easier.
[01:53:51] Absolutely.
[01:53:52] It could also be a very big win for the cannabis industry.
[01:53:55] Joining us now is someone who knows that smoking very well, founder and CEO of Flow
[01:53:58] Hub Kyle Sherman.
[01:53:59] Kyle, great to see you.
[01:54:01] So, walk us through what reclassifying marijuana like this could actually mean for cannabis
[01:54:07] industry.
[01:54:08] This is great.
[01:54:09] Schedule one.
[01:54:10] Yeah, this is a really good deal.
[01:54:11] You're going to have to redeem the game.
[01:54:13] Schedule three.
[01:54:14] You know, we've been waiting for 55 years, you know, to see some federal movement on
[01:54:18] cannabis.
[01:54:19] It's pretty crazy it's happening here, potentially here in 2024.
[01:54:22] My dad would be very happy to see this.
[01:54:24] This is crazy.
[01:54:25] Five.
[01:54:26] what this means for cannabis businesses, retailers, growers, you know, manufacturers
[01:54:31] of infused products, edibles, this means they're not going to have to pay a tax called 280E.
[01:54:39] And 280E is a crazy tax that was really put in place for federal drug traffickers in
[01:54:45] the early 80s.
[01:54:46] And it said, hey, you know, if you're going to try to write off, you know, business
[01:54:51] expenses for a federally illegal business that you're running, well, then you can't do that.
[01:54:57] And so the issue here is you've got all these great American businesses, over 40,000 across the
[01:55:03] United States and over half a million Americans who basically are penalized using that tax code.
[01:55:08] And so they're paying upwards of it. This is actually, this is something that's been going
[01:55:11] on for a while. And I think that recently, like this is something like obviously, like,
[01:55:17] I don't smoke weed. I don't do drugs. I have no intention of ever doing it. It doesn't matter if it was legal or not
[01:55:23] I don't drink alcohol and so
[01:55:25] Like to me, I don't give a shit, but at the same time I think this is obviously a great thing. It is it's a great thing
[01:55:31] Very happy to see this who basically are penalized using that tactic and like sorry
[01:55:36] I had to step back because I forgot my train of thought
[01:55:38] But what I was going to say is that a lot of people have complained that a lot of the dispensaries that sell medical marijuana
[01:55:45] are selling at a very, very high rate, which is causing people to buy it off of the black market or
[01:55:51] off of like basically a gray market, the same as they had then for like, you know, decades before
[01:55:56] them. And I think that the there's like a secondary problem with that is that if you're doing that
[01:56:01] and you're buying something that's from like a secondary source that's not a, you know, like a
[01:56:06] verified dealer, that stuff, it could have other bad stuff in it, basically. So like if you're,
[01:56:13] if you have something that's technically legal, but the regulations around it make it unfeasible to buy and sell legally then
[01:56:21] You know, you're still gonna have the black market
[01:56:23] And you're still gonna have people that have that happen. No. Yeah, like so it's laced with something else. So
[01:56:29] You see how this is it this also attacks a problem that it basically causes another problem
[01:56:35] It's like a domino effect.
[01:56:38] It's like a tax effect.
[01:56:40] That's nuts.
[01:56:41] 40%.
[01:56:42] Jesus.
[01:56:43] Yeah, that's really interesting.
[01:56:52] We talk about it here in California, but we've seen a lot of the regulation and a lot of
[01:56:57] the restrictions leading to like this black market for marijuana where it's legal.
[01:57:03] It's just for some, they find it a lot cheaper to buy the stuff that's not necessarily licensed,
[01:57:12] doesn't really fit into the regulations and is grown in places that the state of California
[01:57:18] would not like to see it grown.
[01:57:20] Do you see any of what could happen with reclassification changing that at all?
[01:57:27] I think this is the first step in a long time, like I mentioned, that we're going to see
[01:57:33] some changes federally and some recognition that this is a real medicinal product.
[01:57:39] State law is separate from federal law, right?
[01:57:42] These are truly laboratories of democracy in every single state.
[01:57:47] Every state's actually uniquely different in how they regulate cannabis.
[01:57:50] This is a very highly regulated product.
[01:57:53] In some cases, I think the entire panic around smoking weed is so fucking retarded that growing
[01:58:00] up even I thought it was ridiculous.
[01:58:03] Like I remember whenever weed was illegal and like there would be people talking about it
[01:58:07] in school saying like why it should be illegal.
[01:58:10] And like they're bringing up like the Bible and other stupid fucking reasons like that.
[01:58:15] And I'm like, what are you talking about the Bible?
[01:58:17] Like it's a fucking plant.
[01:58:19] God made everything on the earth, he made this plant too. Like, what do you mean? How can you
[01:58:24] smoke the plant of tobacco, but you can't smoke the plant of fucking hemp? Like, it doesn't make
[01:58:29] any sense. And so anyway, I've always thought this was so ridiculous. It's so dumb. And I would
[01:58:37] even go as far to say that it seems to me, okay, I'm not a fucking expert on this, right?
[01:58:42] But I have seen way more people ruin their lives over alcohol than I have over weed.
[01:58:48] And by the way, it's like at a 10 to 1 ratio.
[01:58:52] Actually, I don't know anybody that's really ever ruined their life explicitly over weed, period.
[01:58:58] Probably over-regulated. I often say we actually regulate cannabis, I think better than we regulate
[01:59:04] uranium in the United States. Every plant is tagged. Ridiculous. You know, in the grove.
[01:59:08] It's such a ridiculous, like why is there so much oversight over people smoking cannabis?
[01:59:16] it's ridiculous. Essentially, as it moves through the supply chain, you get these batch tags.
[01:59:22] When leaves fall off the plant in a grow, they're literally sent into the state, the weight of those
[01:59:27] leaves, all the way through the point of sale. Think about how ridiculous that is. That's like
[01:59:31] Karen bureaucracy garbage. Of course, this is dumb. Both in the retail. So this is an incredibly
[01:59:38] transparent industry today. Look, at the end of the day, dispensaries, regulated dispensaries,
[01:59:44] check IDs and we know the illicit market does not the more that the federal government
[01:59:49] recognizes how big this industry is this regulated industry is across all of these US states.
[01:59:56] You know, look, the better off we are at shutting down the black market that illicit market
[02:00:00] exists because there's demand for the products and we shouldn't overtax it.
[02:00:04] Yeah, I'm so glad you he's completely right brought up the IDs.
[02:00:08] It's so obvious black market not checking IDs.
[02:00:10] uh... critics of reclassifying marijuana uh... but they they will always say
[02:00:14] like
[02:00:15] that this uh... down plays health risks it leads to increased use in the end of the
[02:00:20] youth are going to smoke more marijuana all this could be applied to alcohol so
[02:00:24] unless you want to regulate alcohol is a schedule three drug that i don't want
[02:00:28] to hear at all about why we did the unique problem
[02:00:30] he responded
[02:00:32] ridiculous
[02:00:34] i think you have a back to alcohol prohibition right and we're truck
[02:00:38] So true. So true. Like, you know what? Like, it's, yeah, absolutely.
[02:00:46] Exactly. Exactly. I'm the prohibit cannabis in the United States. I mean, there's huge demand
[02:00:52] for it. I think Al Capone would be all about prohibition, right? I mean, this creates a
[02:00:58] criminal market. And by regulating the industry, you know, this brings into a much safer position
[02:01:05] for Americans, right? A lot of things that one of the things that a lot of like people don't
[02:01:09] understand is the way that large companies and pseudo monopolies advocate for regulation in order
[02:01:16] to create a barrier to entry for a market in order for them to effectively have a de facto
[02:01:22] monopoly on the market. They basically use regulations to pull the ladder up against
[02:01:28] other competitors so they can't compete because they don't have the large enough scale
[02:01:32] in order to offset the regulatory costs into their actual, you know, their business. That's what they do.
[02:01:39] You don't want kids shopping for cannabis in the streets?
[02:01:42] Yeah, it's fucking obviously.
[02:01:45] You know, at all, like, that's crazy.
[02:01:46] Yeah.
[02:01:47] Dealers don't check IDs. And so, I always tell critics, look, the regulated market's really
[02:01:51] important for the future of America. There's demand for this product that during the height
[02:01:56] of the war on drugs, it did not stop people from consuming.
[02:01:59] No.
[02:01:59] Let's make sure we keep it away from kids and we keep it available for adults.
[02:02:03] You know, look, schedule three lastly here, got a schedule three doesn't mean a
[02:02:08] zillion dispensers are going to open up overnight at all.
[02:02:10] In fact, it's, it doesn't really do a whole lot other than say, Hey, look,
[02:02:14] we're going to end this punitive tax code and Hey, we're going to open up
[02:02:17] research and that's also really great for Americans.
[02:02:19] You know, really this is not a pro cannabis thing.
[02:02:21] This is not an anti cannabis thing.
[02:02:23] This is a pro reality thing here with schedule three.
[02:02:26] Yeah, of course.
[02:02:27] Founder of Flow Hub, Kyle Sherman. Really appreciate your insight. Thank you. Kyle's right.
[02:02:33] Hey, welcome back. Yeah, he right about all this. Okay, I follow that guy. He know what he's talking
[02:02:37] about. And so yeah, is it marijuana illegal in some states though? I'm always confused how the
[02:02:41] US works. Okay, yeah, it's stupid, right? It's confusing. But like the weed is illegal in, what
[02:02:48] do you call it? It's illegal federally, but there are states that allow it. So unless
[02:02:53] Once the federal police come in and go after you for it, then in general, nothing's going
[02:02:58] to happen.
[02:02:59] So it's basically like, why would they give a shit about this?
[02:03:02] Why would they care?
[02:03:04] And that's pretty much it.
[02:03:05] You definitely smoke rocks.
[02:03:06] I don't smoke anything.
[02:03:07] I don't like the idea of smoking.
[02:03:09] I find the concept and the process of smoking to be very disgusting, to be honest
[02:03:15] with you.
[02:03:16] I think it's disgusting.
[02:03:17] I don't have any interest in doing it.
[02:03:18] I think just the act of doing it is gross.
[02:03:22] And again, I don't judge other people for doing it.
[02:03:25] I don't think there's a problem with doing it,
[02:03:27] but I have no interest in doing it myself.
[02:03:31] Will this affect anyone in jail?
[02:03:32] I mean, in my opinion,
[02:03:34] I don't think anybody should be in jail
[02:03:36] for any non-violent marijuana crime.
[02:03:40] It's like, unless you're selling it to kids
[02:03:43] or something like that,
[02:03:44] I think that all of those people
[02:03:45] should be immediately let out of jail
[02:03:47] and replaced with your local shoplifters
[02:03:50] problem causers at, you know, CVS. So yeah, what about
[02:03:54] edgables and THC patches? I so I have a this is a principle that
[02:03:58] I have. And in general, I don't like putting things in my body
[02:04:03] that don't need to be there. Period. So like the old I make
[02:04:07] it I drink like soda a lot. But in general, like, I don't
[02:04:11] like taking any medicine. Like, I don't want to fuck up the
[02:04:15] homeostasis of my body any more than I already have. So
[02:04:19] Yeah, and I really, does that include soda?
[02:04:21] Well, no, but you could say it like this.
[02:04:23] You could think about it like this.
[02:04:24] Like I'm already drinking soda a lot.
[02:04:27] So I'm kind of capped out on my unhealthy habits.
[02:04:31] So I feel like you have to pick your poison
[02:04:34] and not pick a dozen different poisons.
[02:04:36] So I'm already drinking a lot of soda.
[02:04:38] So let's isolate the amount of problems that I have
[02:04:42] to just like one or two rather than like 10.
[02:04:45] So yeah, that's the way I see it.
[02:04:48] sound like the crystal girl saying that? Maybe I do, but that's the way I think about things.
[02:04:52] So anyway, yeah, the co-parter. Well, I'm just saying that I think that in general,
[02:04:57] and also like I would be healthier if I didn't drink soda. I don't think soda is not good
[02:05:02] for you. Like am I saying that? Of course I'm not saying that. So very clearly,
[02:05:05] I choose to do that because I enjoy doing that, but I can live without these other things.
[02:05:11] And it's like, why would I do, why would I start doing a drug or engaging in a behavior
[02:05:16] that maybe i could get addicted to or i would really like that could be
[02:05:19] detrimental for me in the long run
[02:05:21] like i'm fine with the way that i am now so why would i intentionally make
[02:05:25] things worse for myself by doing that
[02:05:28] you see kind of what i'm saying here
[02:05:30] uh... you know your superior i don't think so i mean like again
[02:05:34] i have been incredibly lucky
[02:05:36] that i have had basically no health problems i have had
[02:05:40] you know knock on wood right no health problems no other type of like
[02:05:43] issues at all
[02:05:45] and uh... you know i'm thirty five and i'd you know i pretty much live the same
[02:05:49] way that i always have
[02:05:50] i really i mean like zero should zero sugar is poison yeah i don't think so
[02:05:54] yeah i mean good james baguette's randall water
[02:05:56] and pretty much everybody in my family
[02:05:59] either died from being an alcoholic or somehow got killed or something like
[02:06:04] that or or they they live pretty long time right
[02:06:07] and uh... even my dad i mean he was seventy eight
[02:06:10] and uh... you know this is after like he had half of his long taken out
[02:06:14] and there was like four or five other things that had happened like yeah that's it.
[02:06:18] So I try not to you know I try not to tempt fate too much but I also consider myself quite lucky.
[02:06:28] Just because you're skinny doesn't mean you're healthy. You're right but being skinny is
[02:06:33] being skinny doesn't mean you're healthy but being fat means you're unhealthy.
[02:06:38] So it's a little bit different there but yeah a huge W for Trump. Like it's this is undeniable
[02:06:43] This is great. I'm very happy about this. I don't see how anybody would complain about this or get mad
[02:06:51] Let's see
[02:07:01] That's right, I want all these
[02:07:04] No drugs, no alcohol, no cigarettes. Don't take drugs. Okay?
[02:07:10] Hey, raise your hand.
[02:07:12] People ask, what do I do?
[02:07:13] I said to my kids, no drugs, no alcohol, no cigarettes.
[02:07:17] Raise your hands, kids.
[02:07:18] I promised Donald J. Trump that I will never take drugs.
[02:07:25] I will never take drugs.
[02:07:26] Based.
[02:07:27] All right, kids, come here.
[02:07:29] They promised you.
[02:07:31] Now keep your promise to them.
[02:07:32] Don't schedule marijuana.
[02:07:34] Who's this retard?
[02:07:36] Who's this retard?
[02:07:37] Luke?
[02:07:38] Luke's a retard.
[02:07:40] Oh, you're quoting the Bible.
[02:07:45] I see, okay, it's one of these situations.
[02:07:48] Yeah, it's the Bible, emotional blackmail.
[02:07:50] Yeah, right, what a stupid thing to say, by the way.
[02:07:55] Like, you know we give people fentanyl in hospitals, right?
[02:07:59] Like, I think they give women fentanyl
[02:08:00] for childbirth in some cases.
[02:08:02] Am I accurate about that?
[02:08:03] I think that's one of the uses of it.
[02:08:06] Like, it's just such a stupid fucking argument.
[02:08:09] it's unbelievable but one of the rings i know it makes me so mad this guy is
[02:08:13] one of the rings in his fucking
[02:08:15] in his bio what a dumb fucking thing to say
[02:08:18] like as if you like it what's so ridiculous
[02:08:21] is that
[02:08:22] all yeah you're gonna decriminalize this for adults and then you're trying to
[02:08:26] play it off
[02:08:27] like it has something to do with him wanting what is it
[02:08:29] you think trump wants kids to smoke weed
[02:08:32] what are we talking about
[02:08:35] i want to emphasize that the order i am
[02:08:39] about the signs, not the legalization or it doesn't legalize marijuana in any way, shape
[02:08:47] or form and in no way sanctions its use as a recreational drug, there's nothing to do with
[02:08:53] it, just as the prescription painkillers may have legitimate uses but can also do irreversible
[02:09:01] damage and never.
[02:09:02] Of course.
[02:09:03] You know, if you look at some of the damage that can be caused, wreck lives, and if it's
[02:09:09] abused, it's never safe to use powerful control substances and recreational matters, and especially
[02:09:16] in this case, if you take a look, illegal and unregulated drugs, very, very bad thing.
[02:09:23] So I've always told my children, don't take drugs, no drinking, no smoking, and just
[02:09:28] stay away from drugs and they would look at me and they would stop saying that I would say every comment looked at it practically.
[02:09:37] Young Americans are especially at risk so unless a drug is recommended by a doctor for medical reasons just don't do it.
[02:09:46] At the same time the facts compel the federal government to recognize that marijuana can be.
[02:09:52] You've got to live in reality. Thank God.
[02:09:54] legitimate in terms of medical applications when carefully administered
[02:09:58] in some cases. This may include the use as a substitute for addictive and
[02:10:03] potentially lethal opioid painkillers. Yeah, it's like why would you want
[02:10:08] somebody to go on a painkiller that's addictive in the same way that they
[02:10:11] could just go on weed and it's not as addictive? Like anything can be
[02:10:15] psychologically addictive. Like people can get addicted to like going to
[02:10:18] McDonald's, right? But I don't think it's really fair to say that the
[02:10:21] chemical addiction that certain opioids create is the same as addiction to marijuana.
[02:10:26] It goes tremendous problems.
[02:10:28] It's a deliberate misrepresentation.
[02:10:30] The lesser way can make people feel much better through tremendous pain and problems.
[02:10:37] Through.
[02:10:39] Yes, opiates are severe. Yeah, of course, right? And this is a great thing. I'm very happy about this.
[02:10:44] And azmongal addiction, yeah, expected to announce. Yeah, there we go. Wow.
[02:10:48] I didn't expect this at all. This is great. I mean actual. Oh, yeah, I saw this too. So this was a pretty big one
[02:10:58] This happened yesterday last night and
[02:11:01] Let's go back. I'll see if I can find okay. So the US House
[02:11:05] This is a huge. Oh mega W mega W
[02:11:10] The only thing that's an L is the fact that
[02:11:13] 211 retards voted against this and I would be real that this should have been a
[02:11:21] what's what's the total here of 427 to 0 but no not a single person should have
[02:11:30] been voting in favor of kids having transgender surgeries or medical
[02:11:37] intervention to change their gender. This is crazy. Who the fuck does this?
[02:11:48] So is there any information about this? Let me see if I can find it.
[02:11:52] On this vote, the A's are 216, the N's are 211, the bill is passed without a bill.
[02:11:56] Thank fucking god. Find the four Republican retards. I know you used to pray for times
[02:12:00] like this. Yeah, it's so obvious. Thou's passes the bill, the ban, transgender surgeries.
[02:12:05] I'll see if I can find if there's information about this on on YouTube and that way I can
[02:12:10] just watch a video and talk about it that way and but yeah this is actually like fucking
[02:12:16] huge I'm so so happy to see this this is such a fucking relief okay here we go we'll
[02:12:22] just watch this one.
[02:12:24] Oh
[02:12:33] Skip out a little bit
[02:12:37] Purpose is oh here we go. There we go fire the people that voted against it
[02:12:43] The vote wasn't for thousands of GOP's health care bill, nothing about transgender shit.
[02:12:54] They just added it in for a gotcha.
[02:12:56] Yeah, I mean, that's the way every bill is.
[02:12:58] Is that every bill is full of a bunch of bullshit.
[02:13:01] It's nothing special or new.
[02:13:08] On this vote, the Yays are 2-10, the Nays are 2-18, the motion is not adopted.
[02:13:15] The question is on passage of the bill.
[02:13:17] Those in favor say aye.
[02:13:20] Those opposed, no.
[02:13:21] An opinion of the chair, the ayes have it.
[02:13:24] I wonder how nobody's even paying attention to it.
[02:13:26] For what purposes does the gentleman woman from Vermont seek recognition?
[02:13:30] What do you want?
[02:13:31] I ask for the Yays and Nays.
[02:13:34] The Yays and Nays are requested.
[02:13:36] favoring a vote by the yeas and nays will rise. Do you think they're actually voting for
[02:13:39] transgeneral side surgery or are they voting against some of the pork? It's impossible to know.
[02:13:44] And I think this is the reason why having these bills, these like massive bills where it's like,
[02:13:49] yeah, in this bill, so there's a thing about Israel gets $5 billion. We're going to bomb a
[02:13:57] country in Africa. We haven't decided which one. That's a surprise. And then also children,
[02:14:04] there's going to be cancer research for kids. So if you vote against this, you want kids with cancer to die.
[02:14:16] It's ridiculous. It's absolutely ridiculous. Like, really, it's so outrageous.
[02:14:23] Like, I mean, just think about this for two seconds. So stupid.
[02:14:27] A sufficient number having risen the A's and A's are ordered. Members will record their votes by electronic device.
[02:14:33] This is a five minute vote.
[02:14:35] Yeah, why haven't we ever voted to give kids cancer?
[02:14:38] Yeah, why not?
[02:14:39] Like there's never, there's never anything for that ever.
[02:14:44] Oh wait, yeah, there is.
[02:14:47] It's how much kids, how much like soda and like fucking like random ass fucking McDonald's they eat, right?
[02:14:54] Okay, well let's see, this is alright.
[02:14:58] This is the variant.
[02:15:00] Okay.
[02:15:03] We have memes in fortnight for that. That's true
[02:15:11] Skip that a little bit mr. Speaker I ask unanimous consent that
[02:15:16] When the house adjourns today it adjourned to me at 9 a.m. Tomorrow without objection
[02:15:21] Okay
[02:15:23] So there's not really a lot more information about this. I was hoping it there'd be more people discussing this but yeah
[02:15:29] I'll see if there's any more any anybody talking about this no
[02:15:34] Not really well anyway, so this is kind of what's happened and I'm very glad to see this obviously new gender reaffirming restrictions
[02:15:43] This is a very long video, but I'll go back and look at a few more few more updates on this
[02:15:49] So this is amazing right and then here we go
[02:15:52] I'm excited to announce that my bill protect children's innocence act that criminalizes
[02:15:58] is gender affirming care on any minor under the age of 18
[02:16:02] has passed the House of Representatives.
[02:16:04] Thanks, fucking God.
[02:16:06] Oh my God, this is the most,
[02:16:09] the fact that this is even a conversation point
[02:16:12] is insane to me.
[02:16:14] It's absolutely insane.
[02:16:16] So I would also like to thank three Democrats
[02:16:19] that voted to protect kids.
[02:16:22] Quellar, Davis, and Gonzalez.
[02:16:24] Thank you so much for protecting children.
[02:16:26] Unfortunately, there were four Republicans who voted no and refused to protect kids.
[02:16:33] Who does it mean?
[02:16:34] Republicans are Evans from Colorado, Fitzpatrick, Kennedy of Utah, and Mike Lawler from New
[02:16:40] York.
[02:16:41] What an idiot.
[02:16:42] I don't know why they can't protect kids, but that's too bad.
[02:16:44] But I'm so excited my bill passed and it goes to the Senate next.
[02:16:48] Thank you so much for your support.
[02:16:50] Thank fucking God.
[02:16:52] I am so happy about this.
[02:16:53] I think this is a transgender congresswoman.
[02:16:56] Let me listen to this.
[02:16:57] I get it's hard to understand what it feels like to be trans.
[02:17:02] I get that it is hard to understand what it
[02:17:05] feels like to be me.
[02:17:07] I get that it's hard to understand this care
[02:17:09] and understand the need for it.
[02:17:12] But one of the things that gets so lost in this con-
[02:17:15] Just don't do it to kids.
[02:17:18] It's, I feel like this is so easy.
[02:17:22] Just don't do it to kids.
[02:17:25] The bar's on the floor.
[02:17:29] But nobody cares if you're transgender.
[02:17:31] Be transgender all you want,
[02:17:33] but you can't go and do this to kids.
[02:17:36] Conversation?
[02:17:37] Holy fuck.
[02:17:38] Is that the transgender adults of today
[02:17:42] were kids once.
[02:17:44] I was a kid once.
[02:17:47] I didn't have the courage to come out until I was 21.
[02:17:50] But it's a fact I have known about myself for my entire life.
[02:17:56] I'm sure for some of them that's true and for some of them it's not true.
[02:18:00] I bet there are kids that if they could have gotten a tattoo whenever they were 12, whenever
[02:18:06] they were 50 they wouldn't have regretted the tattoo.
[02:18:09] But that doesn't mean you let 12 year olds get tattoos because some of them wouldn't
[02:18:14] have regretted it.
[02:18:16] You don't want to let kids make irreversible decisions for the rest of their life because
[02:18:22] some of them might get it wrong.
[02:18:26] This is so obvious.
[02:18:31] I didn't have the courage to come out until I was 21.
[02:18:33] The logic's fucking retarded.
[02:18:34] It's completely fucking retarded.
[02:18:36] And that means 21 years of pain.
[02:18:40] 21 years of unwavering homesickness that only went away when I was able to get the care that I needed.
[02:18:48] Yeah.
[02:18:49] And my biggest regret in life
[02:18:53] is that I never had a childhood without that pain.
[02:18:59] So because you had a bad experience as a kid now every kid has to get a you know,
[02:19:06] there's kids have to get transgender surgery operations. That's too bad.
[02:19:10] That's too bad. Not everything's going to be perfect.
[02:19:13] We can't let parents and children decide to change their gender when they're 12 years old.
[02:19:21] This is crazy.
[02:19:23] And also, there's plenty of people, by the way, there are people that transition and then they de-transition.
[02:19:31] It's not like being trans is like a uniform thing that nobody ever regrets.
[02:19:36] regrets. There's a lot of people that have regretted going on puberty blockers, getting
[02:19:41] sex change operations. So to act like this is some kind of universal reality that every
[02:19:47] trans person goes through is just disproven instantly by just looking on the internet
[02:19:52] and reading interviews. That's it. It's so ridiculous.
[02:19:57] I marvel at the courage of transgender young people today.
[02:20:03] And you can see how they're changing the language.
[02:20:08] They're shifting the vocabulary because they don't want to say transgender children because
[02:20:14] they know it sounds fucking disgusting.
[02:20:17] And people know that.
[02:20:19] And so they're using young people instead of children or instead of teenagers or instead
[02:20:24] of, you know, kids, they're using young people because young people could mean 19.
[02:20:30] It could mean 7, it could mean 12, it could mean anything.
[02:20:34] So you're intentionally using language to obfuscate a point.
[02:20:38] And I think that again, this is what I've always said before, is that the moment that
[02:20:41] a person uses language to hide their intentions, it's because they know they have bad intentions.
[02:20:48] They know what they're doing is wrong.
[02:20:51] And at the very least, they want to mislead you and make you believe something that's
[02:20:55] not true.
[02:20:57] They want you to think that whenever they say young people, they're referring to 18-21
[02:21:02] year olds.
[02:21:03] But the fact is, they're actually talking about 8-12 year olds.
[02:21:08] They're lying.
[02:21:09] Yes, they're intentionally trying to mislead you and make you think something different.
[02:21:14] It's a lie.
[02:21:18] There's a top post on trans today talking about how someone tried to groom someone
[02:21:21] else's kid by calling them female pronouns and applying makeup to someone else's child.
[02:21:27] I don't know why, like I don't know why everybody has to be so weird about this.
[02:21:32] If you want to transition as an adult and go through all that process, I think most
[02:21:37] people are willing to play along with that and not really give a fuck.
[02:21:41] Not everybody, but a lot of people probably don't care that much because people have
[02:21:44] bigger problems in their life than whether you're wearing a dress or a suit jacket,
[02:21:48] right?
[02:21:49] It doesn't really make a difference.
[02:21:50] But the big problem is that whenever you're trying to put this ideology on kids and you're
[02:21:56] trying to think about, well, this is the way it was for me.
[02:21:59] I was like this as a kid, so now I have to make sure that every other kid goes through
[02:22:04] the same experience.
[02:22:05] It's in a way selfish.
[02:22:08] Who are sharing themselves with their families and this world, despite the toxicity and
[02:22:14] the hate that too often emanates from the building behind me and from politicians within
[02:22:20] it.
[02:22:21] This is the problem and this is the reason why I think that the trans community has been
[02:22:25] losing a lot of support is because they haven't been able to actively and I think correctly
[02:22:32] remove people that are trying to, you know, basically gender transition children out of
[02:22:39] their community and out of their movement.
[02:22:41] And I think to the extent that you have people inside of the LGBT movement and inside of the
[02:22:46] transgender community that view it as a good thing or something that should happen, that
[02:22:51] children are transitioned, I think that you will always continue losing support, and
[02:22:57] all support for trans and also LGBT to a greater extent will be receding.
[02:23:03] And I think that's already happened, like with gay marriage, because most of them agree
[02:23:07] with it.
[02:23:08] don't think that a lot actually so here's the truth I think that a lot of
[02:23:14] trans people live in absolute hell imagine like so this is a weird thing
[02:23:22] but I can like I can empathize with trans people to the best degree that I
[02:23:27] think a person who's not trans could empathize with trans people I remember
[02:23:32] when I would break a tooth or something like that and I looked in the
[02:23:36] mirror and I smiled and I saw what I looked like and I absolutely hated myself for it because
[02:23:43] I didn't look the way that I imagined that I should look. Like there was a dissonance
[02:23:48] between the way that I saw myself and the way that I was and it really bothered me a
[02:23:54] tremendous amount. And so when I hear a trans person talking about the way that they feel,
[02:24:00] I think about the way that I felt that way and I think to myself, okay, I bet they
[02:24:04] feel that way about their whole fucking body. They're living in hell. I don't want to make
[02:24:11] it any harder for an average everyday trans person. And you can go back 15 years of content
[02:24:18] that I've made. I have never, ever, even whenever it's popular to do, when it was completely
[02:24:24] okay 2010, was I going around making trans jokes then? I never was because I don't
[02:24:29] have a problem with it. But whenever you're talking about kids and involving
[02:24:33] children in this, this is a totally different fucking paradigm. And I understand that, yes,
[02:24:40] this is the way that you felt whenever you were a kid, but has it ever occurred to you
[02:24:44] that other people had different experiences that were not the same as yours? And that's
[02:24:50] it. And so do you guys see kind of what I mean about this? Because I see that like,
[02:24:54] oh, this is hate. It's hate. No, it's not. It's common sense. Like it's not.
[02:24:59] There's nothing evil about this, there's nothing transphobic about this.
[02:25:03] These are children.
[02:25:04] You should allow children to go through and also there are plenty of kids that feel dysphoric
[02:25:09] about their gender and then they get older and they get more accustomed to it.
[02:25:15] Like the entire idea, and this is what's so very annoying to me about this, is that
[02:25:19] I'm sorry, this is a one minute video and I'm mauling out about it.
[02:25:23] But like everybody says gender is a spectrum.
[02:25:25] Gender is a spectrum.
[02:25:27] It's a spectrum.
[02:25:28] If it's such a spectrum, then why is being g- why- if gender is such a massive spectrum,
[02:25:33] then why do you treat every kid that's dysphoric about their gender as trans?
[02:25:38] You could be a tomboy, you could be a femmeboy, you could be a cross-dresser, you could be
[02:25:42] a drag queen, you could be, uh, you know, just a- a metrosexual, you know, kind of
[02:25:47] guy, you could be like Jeffrey Starr, you could be like James Charles, you could
[02:25:52] be all of these other people on the gender spectrum, but you don't have to necessarily
[02:25:56] be trans. That's like, that's the very, very edge of the other line. You see what I'm saying?
[02:26:06] It's so fucking annoying for me to see this. And so, and my point is that, like, so where
[02:26:13] I was coming from is that the reason why I think a lot of trans people don't speak
[02:26:17] out against this is because they don't want to be seen as traitors to their own group.
[02:26:22] But I bet a lot of them realize what's happening here, and they think it's bad too.
[02:26:27] I think they do.
[02:26:28] I'm not saying all of them.
[02:26:30] I can't speak for all of them, but I know for a fact more of them do than speak out against
[02:26:34] it.
[02:26:35] That's a fact.
[02:26:37] And the problem is that they're afraid to do that because now when you stand in the
[02:26:41] middle of the road, you're getting hit by both sides.
[02:26:44] So you've got people that are calling you a man or a woman, you know, whatever your
[02:26:48] gender that you transitioned away from. They're trying to dead name you and calling you a fucking
[02:26:53] an abomination and saying that you're like a mentally ill man, trying to insult you and have
[02:26:58] her way they can. So you still have those people that hate you and you've also lost your support
[02:27:04] group of the people that are on your side. So they're afraid to come to this middle ground
[02:27:09] that actually I think 90% of well-adjusted adults believe that it's fine if you want to do
[02:27:16] this and be transgender, go ahead, live your own life, you know, live your best life. But at the same
[02:27:21] time, don't take this ideology and push it onto kids. I think that's the way most normal people believe.
[02:27:28] Boyle White's one of the biggest trans people against children being groomed. Yeah. And so,
[02:27:34] that's why, like, I mean, I can't really ever ask people that are trans that agree with this
[02:27:41] to speak out because I can't even imagine how fucking annoying and frustrating and stressful
[02:27:46] and awful it must be, right? But man, I wish I had more people that came out and agreed with me on
[02:27:52] this. And actually, no, but said that they agreed with me on this. I think there's plenty of people
[02:27:57] that agree with me on this, but spoke out against it. Because this type of behavior will be detrimental
[02:28:02] to all of LGBT. And I think that we're already seeing the effects of that right now.
[02:28:07] I'm trans and it's not frustrating. And I agree with you. I know, like,
[02:28:12] there's plenty of people that are like that. But that's actually the way that I feel about
[02:28:15] trans people as a whole. And that's the difference between what she's discussing and what I'm talking about.
[02:28:24] And so this hate thing and bigotry and all this, we're talking about children here.
[02:28:29] This is beyond your social worldview.
[02:28:34] All any of us want is to live a life of purpose and happiness and wholeness.
[02:28:40] None of us know how long we have.
[02:28:44] None of us know how much time we have on this planet.
[02:28:48] It is already hard enough to raise a family.
[02:28:52] It is already hard enough to be a kid.
[02:28:55] And government should-
[02:28:56] It's already hard enough to be a kid, so now let's introduce gender transition and
[02:29:00] puberty blockers to make it even worse.
[02:29:03] It's on hard mode, well now it's going to be mythic.
[02:29:06] Not make it hard.
[02:29:07] You're not on New Game. You're on New Game Plus. So yeah, there we go. So make them trans.
[02:29:14] Yes, exactly. Like, I don't even understand. There's no logic to this at all. It doesn't
[02:29:19] make sense to everyone. Never forget, bro, the slogan before was once, we're trans and
[02:29:23] queer and we're coming for your children. Never forget. I know that there's a lot of
[02:29:27] people that do that. I don't allow myself. I think it's very easy for people to fall
[02:29:31] into the trap of listening to what a few mentally ill retards on Twitter think and thinking that they
[02:29:38] represent the entire LGBT community, I try to avoid falling into that trap myself. Although,
[02:29:43] of course, I do read the same things that you read. I do see the same things that you see.
[02:29:48] And I feel basically the same way about it that you feel about it. So it's not like I don't
[02:29:53] feel this way. And I don't think the same thing. It's that I think that you have to overcome
[02:29:58] and realize that these people are the most outspoken, problematic, mentally ill, deranged,
[02:30:05] perverted weirdos that are in this community that don't necessarily represent the entire community,
[02:30:10] right? They're called detransitioners-traders, trans activists are the worst. Yeah, it's
[02:30:15] disgusting. And again, I just, I can't help but believe, body parts of children's biggest
[02:30:20] medical scandal the world's ever seen. Yeah. And also, like, I mean, I'm going to be real,
[02:30:24] like it's the same as marijuana like this used to be like this is this is the liberal marijuana
[02:30:30] issue right now is that in the same way that i would say that back in the day especially like
[02:30:35] before donald trump marijuana legalization was a big platform around republicans about making it
[02:30:41] illegal and stopping people from smoking weed and what happened is that basically a lot of
[02:30:46] people were like well this is stupid why would i vote for people that want to talk about like
[02:30:51] Oh yeah, you can't smoke weed because it's against, you know, the Bible or something.
[02:30:55] And it cost Republicans a lot of votes and a lot of people didn't agree with Republicans
[02:30:59] for that reason because it was such an obvious, ridiculous thing to say that, you know, oh,
[02:31:04] weed should have you get put in jail.
[02:31:06] It's crazy.
[02:31:07] So what's happening, I think, with this is the same exact thing.
[02:31:11] Is it's basically you have a crazy viewpoint that 90% of people think is ridiculous,
[02:31:17] that you continue to push.
[02:31:19] And I think this is one of the main alienating things that Democrats have.
[02:31:24] It's basically like, here's an example, as I always use flat earth as a good frame of
[02:31:28] reference here, is that if somebody believes in flat earth, I don't want to hear what
[02:31:33] their opinion is on anything else.
[02:31:36] Because their mental facilities are very clearly damaged, like whatever decision making apparatus
[02:31:44] that they have, however they make decisions, there's something wrong with it.
[02:31:48] Because the earth isn't fucking flat and you think it's flat.
[02:31:51] So I think that this is a great example of the same thing, where as soon as somebody
[02:31:56] hears the idea of a nine-year-old transitioning, they immediately throw the baby out with the
[02:32:02] bathwater and deservedly so.
[02:32:05] Deservedly so.
[02:32:06] It's such a crazy belief that how could any person who believes this have anything
[02:32:10] of value to contribute at all to the world?
[02:32:14] So that's what I would say.
[02:32:16] Flat earth is a retardant.
[02:32:17] It's about hollow earth theory.
[02:32:18] Yes, of course. So opinion ignored, basically. Exactly. And so that one's debatable. Yes.
[02:32:24] Cometime Brain, that interview at JVP, she was never transgender, and her doctor lied.
[02:32:29] Pretty brave for her to do that interview. Yeah, and that's the other thing, too,
[02:32:32] is that these people are so violent and so aggressive. What is this here?
[02:32:36] Even for Republicans, this is extreme. Great. Let's hear another stupid fucking annoying Karen.
[02:32:43] Like again these people these these people need to be out in the swamp selling mushrooms
[02:32:50] The fact I don't know how what the fuck happened. It's so annoying
[02:32:55] Give me a map right back
[02:33:43] All right, relax, we're back, give me a second, all right, what does this retarded swamp
[02:34:05] ag have to say today?
[02:34:08] Even for Republicans, this is extreme.
[02:34:11] Are we really attempting to lock up parents and doctors?
[02:34:16] Your-
[02:34:17] Yes.
[02:34:18] Yep.
[02:34:19] Absolutely.
[02:34:20] Kids met-
[02:34:21] Thanks for asking.
[02:34:22] Pickle care is none of their damn business.
[02:34:33] It absolutely is.
[02:34:35] There are plenty of things that are regulated around children and parents can't opt
[02:34:38] their children into, and children can't consent to.
[02:34:42] There's dozens of examples of this.
[02:34:45] We should call this obsession with your kids.
[02:34:49] These are the same people, by the way,
[02:34:51] that wanted to force kids to get the COVID vaccine
[02:34:54] in order to go to school.
[02:34:55] They don't even believe what they're saying.
[02:34:58] What treatment they're getting in the pediatrician's
[02:35:01] office, what it is.
[02:35:02] It's creepy.
[02:35:03] It's a creepy obsession, and we've had to deal with it.
[02:35:05] It's a creepy obsession by talking
[02:35:07] about other people's creepy obsession?
[02:35:13] With it for years, the science is clear, evidence based,
[02:35:16] medically necessary care for transgender youth is safe. It's
[02:35:20] effective. It's supported by every if it it's not safe. If
[02:35:24] it's effective. That's even more of an argument for not
[02:35:26] having it.
[02:35:28] Major Medical Association in the United States, including the
[02:35:31] American Medical Association and the American Academy of
[02:35:34] pediatrics. Even for Republicans, we need to make swamp tags great again and get them
[02:35:39] to fuck out of the fucking country. Having these people in Congress is so fucking annoying.
[02:35:44] I hate this shit. We have to listen to these stupid fucking morons spend all day. They're
[02:35:50] all in on a 90-10 issue. Exactly. They keep using emotional tactics instead of being logical.
[02:35:55] Exactly. It's crazy. It's safe and effective. Where have we heard that before? Well,
[02:36:00] It's also like there are plenty of things that are safe and effective like getting tattoos
[02:36:04] that you don't like kids get.
[02:36:06] Like it doesn't even, that's not even an argument.
[02:36:09] They're from 14 California.
[02:36:11] They, what's this here?
[02:36:13] They have a private chat with your child at every child well visit.
[02:36:17] At every well child visit at 14 they have to have a private chat with your kid.
[02:36:23] So you talk to the doctors, have to talk to the kid privately.
[02:36:26] I mean, that's, uh, I mean, like, do I agree with that or not?
[02:36:32] Uh, I don't agree with that.
[02:36:34] I don't think so.
[02:36:35] I think that it just treats parents like criminals and yeah, I can, I can see the logic behind
[02:36:41] it, but I just think that it's, it's just too weird.
[02:36:44] It's too weird, man.
[02:36:45] And, uh, yeah, exactly grooming potential.
[02:36:48] I don't think it's necessarily grooming potential, but I mean, of course it could be.
[02:36:52] And I think that, by the way, do I think that doctors and certain people in the medical profession
[02:36:58] push this shit on kids? Absolutely they do. Duh!
[02:37:04] If you are an activist, wouldn't you want to go, like, aren't you going to fish where the fish are?
[02:37:10] Like, we have, this is the same as anything, right?
[02:37:13] Every single instance where there are children and adults that interact with each other,
[02:37:18] we have bad things that happen.
[02:37:21] We do whether it's Boy Scouts Church
[02:37:24] School or video games roblox bad things happen
[02:37:30] This is just how it is so we should assume that that's the case
[02:37:33] And it's not like and also the only other problem is it like these doctors like it's not like they're like perfect either
[02:37:41] So it's this idea like oh, yeah
[02:37:43] Well if this doctor is gonna do the right thing not necessarily
[02:37:47] Anyway, let me see if there's any more of this that's worth talking about I already looked at it before
[02:37:51] But anyway, I am very very glad that no one should be mad at this. Yeah, absolutely fucking based. Thank God
[02:37:58] Oh, she follows me look at that. Wow. What a smart girl and
[02:38:03] Yeah, creepy groomer 100 fucking percent and I'll see if there's any more of this you're going to droids to healthy bodies of children
[02:38:10] Fuck your suicide self-harm cult. I mean again, and this is what happens is it radicalizes people against the entire group and
[02:38:17] And I actually replied to this myself.
[02:38:19] I was talking about this myself.
[02:38:21] Yes, simple money problem.
[02:38:22] Doctors want to make more money
[02:38:23] when they get kids on the trans ship.
[02:38:25] I don't know if it's money.
[02:38:26] I think in some cases it is, in some cases it's not.
[02:38:29] But anyway, so I replied to this.
[02:38:32] I was like, listen, oh, here we go.
[02:38:34] So trans people already have all the rights
[02:38:37] as everyone else.
[02:38:38] So this person thinks it's a right
[02:38:40] to be able to do a medical procedure as a child,
[02:38:45] a sex change
[02:38:47] uh... no
[02:38:48] uh... kids don't have that right
[02:38:51] like absolutely not like i don't want kids getting like uh... what do you want
[02:38:55] them getting like uh... you know uh... a bb l or like a fucking breast surgery
[02:38:59] absolutely fucking not
[02:39:01] but this is this is the did this type of argument
[02:39:04] is so fucking retarded it's insane
[02:39:08] really like yeah of course you wouldn't let a kid do that it's fucking
[02:39:11] disgusting right
[02:39:13] of course
[02:39:14] so why are we letting this happen they can even get tattoos
[02:39:17] they're talking about losing their rights you're right to what you have the
[02:39:21] right to groom a child to check that you don't have the right to groom
[02:39:24] children and mutilate their bodies this isn't a right that straight people have
[02:39:28] either the fact that the vote was this close to sick
[02:39:31] and so straight is not the opposite of trans
[02:39:35] uh... it kind of is in a way
[02:39:39] it kind of is right i mean not necessarily but kind of
[02:39:43] and uh... find a spirit right to groom children i don't know christians exist
[02:39:49] this is the argument
[02:39:52] i don't know christians exist
[02:40:03] while
[02:40:05] there we go man and uh... look at all the people regretting their tattoos yes
[02:40:08] exactly
[02:40:09] i'm a doctor in the u we don't even talk about this are studies are ready to
[02:40:12] determine that's a wrong practice i mean you don't have to be a genius to come to
[02:40:15] that conclusion i think it's pretty fucking obvious isn't it
[02:40:18] i feel like anybody would think that but uh... at least anybody that has a
[02:40:21] fucking brain mutilate children puberty walkers really well yeah obviously
[02:40:25] they're gonna cause the fact the same things this gender children have
[02:40:29] really maybe point zero one kids have any gender reaffirming surgery
[02:40:34] as if it not it's so if it doesn't happen a lot
[02:40:37] then why are you trying to push for it so hard
[02:40:40] if it's so uncommon then why are you trying to make it as possible
[02:40:44] nine percent of its insistent or boys for genome asia only as problems
[02:40:47] presented started cross-section
[02:40:49] yes obviously it's different for somebody to
[02:40:52] get a surgery for something that is a deformity
[02:40:56] this person is viewing a deformity the same as a elective sexual surgery
[02:41:02] yes deformities are different
[02:41:04] jesus christ you are just killing trans kids
[02:41:07] surely surely
[02:41:09] And Christianity is reversible you can become a Satanist and back and forth exactly yes, you're killing trans kid
[02:41:15] I know you're sick, but this is the cause but we all know this this cuz you don't we wait
[02:41:20] Let me read this again. I think you're sick, but we all know this cuz you don't shower
[02:41:25] Oh my god, and you never beating the Chaser allegation.
[02:41:35] There I got shot down.
[02:41:36] Here you are.
[02:41:37] You're delusional.
[02:41:38] This is just such a crazy, crazy thing to say.
[02:41:42] And anyway, I'm very glad to see this happen.
[02:41:44] Circumcision is legal.
[02:41:46] When did I ever advocate for circumcision?
[02:41:48] Never.
[02:41:49] And it's nuts.
[02:41:50] So anyway, we've had a lot of people know argument.
[02:41:52] Let them insult.
[02:41:53] Absolutely.
[02:41:54] it's just it's a crazy crazy way to attack a person
[02:41:58] and crazy thing to do and i'm glad to see you want you on agrees with this
[02:42:01] obviously he agrees with this is fucking on it
[02:42:03] i mean any normal person agrees with this the only people that don't have
[02:42:06] people that have some degree of fucking mental disorder right
[02:42:09] and uh... what's the chaser who knows who cares
[02:42:12] but uh... anyway yeah i saw this happen yesterday and uh... i i do feel like
[02:42:17] more people should speak out against this because of how ridiculous it is
[02:42:20] trans woman or not one what is this
[02:42:23] Is it a sin if you have gender dysphoria as a mental disorder, but she's not to act on it?
[02:42:26] No, I mean, it's not a sin. You're fighting against your flesh, man.
[02:42:29] And that's what God is asking us to do, right?
[02:42:31] This is the good fight. We have to fight against your flesh, and it's not easy.
[02:42:35] And then there are people who are actually truly creeps.
[02:42:37] They try to be transgender so they can get in women's sports and bathrooms.
[02:42:40] Genuinely, this topic, it is irritating.
[02:42:43] And I'm not saying I'll transgender people, but a lot of people, like Yara,
[02:42:46] they're a misogynist 100% because how can you tell me?
[02:42:49] You know what a woman is, but you're inserting yourself biologically
[02:42:52] into this. You have no idea what I go through as a woman in Vicerysa. So stop trying to
[02:42:57] erase me. It's obviously true that being trans is not the same as being a biological woman.
[02:43:03] Anybody that thinks that that's true is out of their mind. Anyone opposing this should
[02:43:07] have their hard drives checked. Thank God.
[02:43:20] Men are men. Men can never become women. Women are women. Women can never become men.
[02:43:41] Jesus Christ
[02:43:45] Children are innocent one plus one need our protection
[02:43:51] And that's that's it
[02:43:54] It's a I don't know what they're thinking trying to push this on kids
[02:43:59] I don't and it's having everybody pushback and everybody get mad, etc. Right, and I think this is just what's gonna happen in general
[02:44:07] And society, yeah, he's tired. I think everybody is tired of this. Obviously. What is this here?
[02:44:15] I'm curious actually. So we hear all the time about how, you know, many of like the young men
[02:44:21] and gamers and stuff like loved seeing Laura at the conventions and got so excited. At that point,
[02:44:25] yet, how do you have many like young women or girls come up to you and get excited about
[02:44:29] the character or did that come a little bit later? Because like for me, I saw Laura and
[02:44:33] And it was just like, I fell in love with her.
[02:44:35] And yeah, no mess up later.
[02:44:37] Yeah, there wasn't, I can't recall any female fans,
[02:44:41] actually, when I first started doing it.
[02:44:44] About five years ago, the 20th anniversary,
[02:44:48] I worked in Manchester, the cosplay there.
[02:44:51] And there was a lot more female fans coming up,
[02:44:56] probably equal to the men, a lot of the girls
[02:44:58] coming up dressed in her outfit.
[02:45:00] Yeah, there's one of each.
[02:45:02] which was really lovely to see.
[02:45:04] So you think the girl's dressing up in their outfit,
[02:45:06] like that's crazy, right?
[02:45:08] And what fantasy is this?
[02:45:10] It's just so fucking dumb.
[02:45:12] But anyway, let me see if I can find a few more
[02:45:14] of these comments here.
[02:45:16] Frogan bends the knee.
[02:45:18] What is this?
[02:45:19] Oh, she blocked.
[02:45:21] It's Billy Mitchell.
[02:45:23] I hope losing this lawsuit gives her PTSD.
[02:45:27] Bro, Billy is out of his fucking mind.
[02:45:29] And anyway, so guys, look, I cut myself.
[02:45:34] Shit like this genuinely helped me stop self-harming
[02:45:36] because I don't want someone to look at me
[02:45:37] and think of this meme.
[02:45:39] We actually had this happen.
[02:45:40] So we had a friend of ours who was cutting himself
[02:45:43] and he was wearing those, you know,
[02:45:45] like those like little wrist things.
[02:45:47] And I was like, why are you wearing these?
[02:45:49] Why are you wearing these, you F word?
[02:45:51] And he's like, well, don't worry about it.
[02:45:52] Like, no, no, let me see.
[02:45:53] You're not doing that thing again.
[02:45:55] I pulled it over and he had like the cuts on it.
[02:45:57] I was just like, you're such...
[02:45:59] We just kept calling him that word over and over and over and you know what we did we made him stop cutting himself
[02:46:08] We did we're just like what are you doing you idiot like stop doing this bullying works
[02:46:13] Yes, we bullied him out of cutting himself. Absolutely true. Oh god. What is this?
[02:46:20] This dude is probably she's talking about Elon Musk
[02:46:24] I have never met a single person that regularly goes around and makes distinctions between
[02:46:40] different people's intelligences like this.
[02:46:44] That isn't a retard.
[02:46:46] Really, I've never met a person that does this.
[02:46:51] Being our witness
[02:46:55] Which you know, you can probably even glee that from watching people on TV
[02:47:00] Anyways, all of that is to say is that they don't do their homework clearly
[02:47:06] Like they're putting 19 year olds in at the Treasury. This dude is not smart
[02:47:12] How old are you and
[02:47:15] And the danger in not in the lack of intelligence and the lack of expertise
[02:47:21] that Elon has. And this guy is one of the most morally vacant, but also just...
[02:47:34] Ho's mad.
[02:47:37] Least knowledgeable about these systems that...
[02:47:44] She acts like you have to be a genius to figure out the government treasury system.
[02:47:50] probably just a it's a system just like anything else like it's not like you have to be a fucking
[02:47:55] wizard to figure this out there's like millions of people that work in this system every day
[02:48:02] this idea that you have to have some kind of fucking greater 200 IQ understanding of okay so we
[02:48:10] put it and then this guy it goes to that guy and then it goes to this guy that goes that well
[02:48:15] why do we need this guy
[02:48:16] well
[02:48:18] okay we can get rid of
[02:48:20] you don't have to be a wizard to do this
[02:48:24] we really know what
[02:48:26] uh...
[02:48:27] like i i i this is what my what what my degree was in college before i dropped
[02:48:31] out
[02:48:32] is computer information systems process analysis
[02:48:35] there are plenty of morons that have my degree
[02:48:39] there are always in the house of class of them
[02:48:41] they're retarded
[02:48:43] but fucking dumb
[02:48:44] so you don't need to be a fucking genius to do this
[02:48:48] but the point is is that
[02:48:50] what that means is that they're going to hit a button
[02:48:55] inevitably
[02:48:56] they're going to hit a button
[02:48:58] and things can go sideways
[02:48:59] exactly they will
[02:49:01] and thank god for that
[02:49:02] because it's better to hit the button in for things to go sideways
[02:49:06] than for things to just be sideways
[02:49:09] that's already sideways it's already fucked up
[02:49:11] and this is again
[02:49:13] This is the Karen inside of its natural habitat.
[02:49:17] The Karen is inside of its natural habitat of bureaucracy,
[02:49:22] systems, levels of authority,
[02:49:25] and everything is bureaucratically decided
[02:49:28] by a consensus that is so large
[02:49:31] that accountability is displaced between too many people.
[02:49:35] Nobody's ever at fault.
[02:49:37] Everything is always basically bad but not awful.
[02:49:41] And that's it.
[02:49:43] If you're actually, this is it.
[02:49:44] Look at the dog portrait.
[02:49:48] I don't know what the fuck, right?
[02:49:49] But you're going to go and call Elon stupid for this.
[02:49:52] We used to buy people plastic.
[02:49:53] Elon that pointed at the sky and it gave me internet by collecting 9000
[02:49:56] satellites that he put in space himself with reusable rockets after NASA
[02:49:59] pursued the concept for 60 years and failed.
[02:50:02] I bet he's not that unintelligent.
[02:50:03] Also, this entire fixation that some of these people have around
[02:50:07] intelligence, like is somebody smart or not smart?
[02:50:11] Here's what I base intelligence off of can somebody create an outcome that they're that they're aiming for
[02:50:17] Can somebody work towards a goal and achieve a goal because if you can do that you're smart
[02:50:24] There's plenty of people that are smart that never accomplish or do anything
[02:50:28] Well, if you're so fucking smart, then why can't you do anything?
[02:50:32] That's it the results are what makes you intelligent not some sort of oh
[02:50:37] I got a high score on an IQ test in seventh grade. Nobody cares about that. It doesn't matter. It's crazy
[02:50:45] Take an IQ test live on stream. I don't even I've never taken IQ test at all. I have no idea what it is
[02:50:52] You know, I've built multiple billion-dollar businesses from nothing. Yeah, it's just crazy
[02:50:56] I mean and also even if somebody isn't very smart
[02:50:59] They can still be an insanely hard worker and still be able to outperform people that are smart
[02:51:04] So really I mean if you're so smart and you're getting beaten by people that are
[02:51:10] stupid maybe you're not actually that smart from nothing I mean yeah I would
[02:51:16] say basically from nothing I would say SpaceX was generated pretty much from
[02:51:20] nothing, Tesla was generated pretty much from nothing, Elon Musk did not found
[02:51:25] Tesla there were these two other guys that found it he bought the company
[02:51:29] but he bought it very early like to say that Elon Musk was not a causal
[02:51:33] factor in Tesla, Starlink, SpaceX, to say that he was not a paypal to you, to say that
[02:51:40] he was not a causal factor in these things becoming massively successful is just so blatantly
[02:51:46] dishonest and delusional that you've got to be retarded to believe it.
[02:51:50] I mean, you could, like, we could say, oh, okay, well, you know, everybody gets lucky
[02:51:55] one time, right?
[02:51:56] But I mean, how many times has he gotten lucky?
[02:51:59] At a certain point, maybe it's not luck.
[02:52:02] And this is the defixation that people like this have around trying to make their opponents
[02:52:07] look like they're stupid so they can feel better about disliking them.
[02:52:12] He puts in the same amount of effort.
[02:52:13] Yeah, he's doing shit all the time.
[02:52:15] That's the thing is a lot of people do is that they're always putting in time, they're
[02:52:19] always putting in effort.
[02:52:20] That's always what's happening.
[02:52:22] So yeah, PoE2 Elon Maps, that's the only time.
[02:52:25] Hey, listen, nobody's perfect, right?
[02:52:28] But I mean, again, even that even so that you know, POE to yeah, that was cringe that
[02:52:34] he did that it 100% it was.
[02:52:37] But I think that also it does go to show that he's very good at delegating because Elon
[02:52:45] Ma or whoever the fuck it was over in China that was flying his account got him to the
[02:52:51] top of the leaderboards.
[02:52:54] He picked a winner.
[02:52:56] He did.
[02:52:58] he picked a winner. The guy was like level fucking 98 or something.
[02:53:03] So I'm going to say, no, I'm just being honest. I mean, really, he did.
[02:53:06] He picked a winner. So yeah, it might not have been him,
[02:53:09] but he picked a guy that got him to the top of the leaderboard.
[02:53:12] And there's a skill with that. And I'll tell you,
[02:53:16] recruiting people into a guild regularly, right? Hiring people regularly,
[02:53:22] you can make mistakes. Mistakes can happen.
[02:53:25] I'm just saying it, what if he hired someone to pick it for him?
[02:53:30] Then who, the thing is that there has to be a good decision that's made at some point.
[02:53:36] Even if you pick the person that picks the person that picks the person that picks the
[02:53:39] person, eventually if you're good at delegating tasks and delegating responsibilities, that
[02:53:45] is a form of intelligence and reasoning.
[02:53:49] It is.
[02:53:52] So I don't know, man, and I can understand it's a common practice with the large accounts.
[02:53:56] Yeah, sure.
[02:53:57] And talent management is an important skill to have.
[02:54:00] It absolutely is.
[02:54:01] So yeah, it's not glazing.
[02:54:03] It's acknowledging someone's good at achieving their goals.
[02:54:05] Exactly.
[02:54:06] 100%.
[02:54:07] And even with the PoE2 thing, and it was dumb, I still think, I mean, watching him
[02:54:12] go through Act 1 was fucking amazing.
[02:54:16] But at the same time, what we need to support trans children, not punishing them by
[02:54:21] by forcing them to go through a puberty that they did not consent to.
[02:54:27] Guys, this is not a winning argument.
[02:54:36] This is crazy.
[02:54:41] It's not a winning argument.
[02:54:42] I understand that you think this is like this weird deconstructionist worldview of
[02:54:49] You know, children and they can be any gender they want. No. Uh-uh.
[02:54:53] This is ridiculous. Stop. Is she world-buffed?
[02:55:02] She got the Dark Moon Fairbuff.
[02:55:04] Oh, shit. She's a whole circus. Oh, my God.
[02:55:10] That's a whole lot of them. Yeah, she's right. She's right.
[02:55:14] The speed run next.
[02:55:18] Only someone who's a political science graduate
[02:55:21] could be this fucking retarded.
[02:55:23] Oh my God.
[02:55:24] Where do these people come from?
[02:55:26] I don't consent to growing to six, but yeah,
[02:55:28] I didn't consent to my height.
[02:55:30] I think that we should be able to have medical things
[02:55:33] stop you from growing taller.
[02:55:35] Let's do that.
[02:55:36] You know what?
[02:55:36] I didn't consent to, you know,
[02:55:38] three or four other things growing.
[02:55:39] I didn't consent to being 35 years old.
[02:55:42] I didn't.
[02:55:43] I think this is unfair.
[02:55:44] It's unfair. I don't see myself as 35.
[02:55:47] I'm 23 now, guys. That's right. I'm 23.
[02:55:51] That's just the way it is. If you don't believe me,
[02:55:54] if you don't agree with me, well, you're a fucking bigot.
[02:55:58] Okay, and you're getting banned.
[02:56:00] That's what happens.
[02:56:00] Yes, I identify as being 23 years old now, okay?
[02:56:09] Unbelievable, isn't it?
[02:56:11] Absolutely unbelievable.
[02:56:13] so i don't know what else to say is this this is the other one here
[02:56:16] today's revenue
[02:56:18] for sex rejecting drugs and surgeries
[02:56:21] in twenty twenty three
[02:56:23] i i hate to say it but i think it's voices actually getting better
[02:56:28] it's like probably twenty percent better than it was
[02:56:32] were estimated in one study to exceed four point four billion dollars
[02:56:37] and on track to exceed seven point eight billion by twenty seven
[02:56:42] One doctor was recorded callously describing sex-rejecting procedures as a big moneymaker.
[02:56:49] I bet they are.
[02:56:52] Hospitals rate in millions of dollars by convincing boys and girls
[02:56:56] that a lifetime of off-label prescriptions for estrogen and testosterone blockers,
[02:57:02] chest reconstruction surgeries, and more are the only way to achieve true happiness and belonging in life.
[02:57:11] Yep, it's wrong. The Trump administration will not stand by while ideology, misinformation,
[02:57:19] and propaganda push horrible young people into decisions they cannot fully understand.
[02:57:25] Exactly. And that they can never reverse.
[02:57:29] Unironically based, I feel like RFK is the, he's my favorite member of the Trump
[02:57:36] administration he is uh... it may be steven miller
[02:57:40] it's one or the other those are those are the two guys
[02:57:44] but i really think i mean this guy
[02:57:46] this guy's really putting in work he's doing a lot
[02:57:49] and uh... i'm glad to see that common sense guys yes exactly ban the
[02:57:53] ideology
[02:57:54] and now i think it's fine if you want to be trans just do it whenever you're
[02:57:57] an adult
[02:57:58] that's all do it when you're an adult and that's it
[02:58:01] and all god
[02:58:03] to all the new people in new york
[02:58:05] Hello everyone, it's Tish James.
[02:58:08] I want to speak directly to the transgender community,
[02:58:11] especially to our young people
[02:58:12] and their families who come on gender affirming care.
[02:58:16] I know this latest proposal from this administration to cut access
[02:58:19] to gender affirming care for many youth is
[02:58:22] frightening.
[02:58:23] Whether you live in Brooklyn, Binghamton, Buffalo, or anywhere else in New York.
[02:58:26] Frightening, it's all emotion as usual. Even if you don't live in New York.
[02:58:31] I will not let this administration come for you.
[02:58:34] your doctors or your life-saving health care. As of now, nothing has changed. Your health
[02:58:41] care is still legal and protected. And your doctors cannot cut off your access to gender
[02:58:47] affirming care based on the administration's reckless proposal.
[02:58:52] Not yet. Not yet.
[02:58:56] And most importantly, I want you to know.
[02:58:58] See, there has to be consequences for people that push this shit on kids.
[02:59:05] There does.
[02:59:06] There has to be retroactive consequences.
[02:59:09] We got to put these people in jail, something like that.
[02:59:11] Oh, but you're not alone.
[02:59:14] I'm right here with you and I'm sending love to each and every one of you.
[02:59:19] Y'all going to be in prison together.
[02:59:20] So please, stay strong, my friends, and enjoy the holiday.
[02:59:25] It's going to get a lot worse.
[02:59:28] If I got anything to say about it, it's going to get way worse.
[02:59:32] This weird fixation around grooming kids, mutilating them, convincing them to take drugs
[02:59:38] that will change their body before they've even gone through puberty has to stop.
[02:59:45] It's got to stop.
[02:59:47] Remember when they were claiming whenever this wasn't happening?
[02:59:50] Yeah, they were saying it wasn't happening and now it is happening.
[02:59:54] And what a big surprise and yeah, I'll look at maybe a couple others and then I feel like
[02:59:59] we've kind of gone over this and that won't consider us.
[03:00:01] Thank you, Dr. Oz.
[03:00:04] One of the most barbaric features of a society is the genital mutilation of its children.
[03:00:13] It's based on a medical dogma, sadly, that the normal, sometimes stressful experiences
[03:00:20] of boys and girls growing up is a pathology that requires medical intervention. Parents
[03:00:25] are told if they don't agree to these disfiguring and permanently sterilizing procedures, they're
[03:00:31] putting their child at increased risk of suicide, a baseless claim that has never been supported
[03:00:37] with good data. Yet let's be honest, and I'm going to say what you're not supposed
[03:00:44] to say. Pushing transgender ideology in children is predatory, it's wrong, and it needs to
[03:00:52] stop.
[03:00:53] Oh, yes. Yes. This ideology is a belief system that's
[03:01:04] Oh my God.
[03:01:05] that's like to chose some pediatricians and others are selling to children.
[03:01:09] It's about time. Yes, thank God.
[03:01:10] their parents knowing sometimes or with a deliberate attempt to remove parents
[03:01:17] from the decision-making. Yup. Puberty can be stressful and for all of history
[03:01:24] being a kid and interacting with kids from... That's true. I remember one time I
[03:01:29] shaved my balls in like sixth or seventh grade and I couldn't wear
[03:01:33] underwear for like a month because of how uncomfortable it was. Oh my god
[03:01:38] Broad never forget that. Oh, shit. Yeah
[03:01:44] The opposite gender be awkward even confusing God being real
[03:01:50] But to see now that's what it was a society putting kids on a path of chest binders drugs
[03:01:58] castration
[03:02:00] mastectomies and other procedures
[03:02:02] Is it we should look at this the same way that we look at those weird countries around the world that do different forms of female genital mutilation?
[03:02:14] This is basically the same thing. It's just a different, different version of it.
[03:02:20] Half it now. Many kids regret.
[03:02:24] I don't have an opinion on circumcision. I don't think it's good or bad. I'm circumcised. I mean, if I wasn't, then I wouldn't be. I mean, yeah, I just don't have an opinion on it.
[03:02:39] I've got to say, your testimony in front of the Hill was one of the best descriptions I've heard on this issue.
[03:02:45] I mean, I do think that a circumcised dick does look better.
[03:02:49] I do. Like an uncircumcised dick looks like Grave Mind from Halo 2.
[03:02:57] Or, you know, like those things in Elden Ring where they're like drooped over
[03:03:02] and they have like the death curse?
[03:03:05] It's kind of like that. I think it looks disgusting.
[03:03:08] Or like the two fingers kind of in a way.
[03:03:10] Like, I don't think it really looks good, but like, I mean, I'm not,
[03:03:13] I'm not making an argument for circumcision.
[03:03:15] I'm just saying that, you know, it is what it is.
[03:03:28] Guys, I'm not...
[03:03:32] Look.
[03:03:40] I'm not wrong.
[03:03:43] Yeah, I'm not wrong about this.
[03:03:47] What was everybody getting bent out of shape for?
[03:03:52] It's just true.
[03:03:55] Two ever, maybe one of the best descriptions.
[03:04:01] What kind of big it is.
[03:04:03] Any topic ever presented in front of Congress.
[03:04:05] It's an honor to be here with you.
[03:04:08] I've seen a lot of dicks.
[03:04:11] Let me be clear about something, and this is an important distinction.
[03:04:17] Sometimes it doesn't get mentioned.
[03:04:19] We're not talking about medically treating kids with a biological basis for differences
[03:04:26] in sexual development.
[03:04:28] What used to be called intersex, we're not talking about children with 5-alpha reductase
[03:04:33] deficiency, client-felter.
[03:04:35] This is the problem is that, I mean, they're trying to conflate medical deformities
[03:04:40] with a ideological perspective. These are two fundamentally very different things. It's
[03:04:48] not even remotely close. And then I'm going to explain to me why it's wrong for the Nazis
[03:04:54] to mutilate so many children, but the left claim it's fine and he may not do so. Nothing
[03:04:59] about this has to do with the Nazis. I'm going to be honest.
[03:05:03] syndrome, Turner syndrome or other sex chromosome abnormalities. We're talking
[03:05:09] about an ideology that is supported by flawed science that every child as young
[03:05:14] as four years of age should pick from an array of genders. Array. An array. High
[03:05:23] schools now where half the kids don't identify as a boy or girl. What's going
[03:05:27] on. I'll tell you what's going on in those high schools. There is some beneficial advantage
[03:05:34] that the school administration has, like for example, maybe you can go to a special bathroom,
[03:05:40] maybe you have, you can go to the nurse more often so you can leave class more often.
[03:05:45] Like I remember when 9-11 happened, I told them that I was a Christian and I believed in God
[03:05:54] because I did not. But I said this so I could go out and hold hands with people and pray
[03:06:00] around the flagpole because I didn't want to go to English class. Straight up. Like that's the
[03:06:10] reason why kids are doing it. ABC, bro, I'm always on top of it, man. Always, always. It's awful
[03:06:19] but funny, welcome to my life. To American hospitals and clinics, do not ask parents to
[03:06:28] leave the room in order to sell your transgender ideology to America's children.
[03:06:37] Yeah, the more I think about it, the more that I think the idea of like giving a doctor time
[03:06:42] alone with a kid is probably a bad thing. Like, and I don't really like I can see why
[03:06:48] they're doing it. I understand why. It's because like if the kid is being abused
[03:06:53] or something like that's going to happen, maybe the kid would be more likely to say something
[03:06:58] you know if it wasn't for the parent right or something like that. Yeah sometimes it's good.
[03:07:03] But I think the problem is that there's an implicit expectation that the doctor is acting in good
[03:07:09] faith and there isn't a problem with the doctor also. And I think that in a case where the
[03:07:15] the government is making a decision
[03:07:17] for what a person's life should be,
[03:07:19] you have to have like a very high rate
[03:07:21] of like not having bad actors.
[03:07:24] How about two separate doctors?
[03:07:25] I mean, I don't think that's really gonna make a difference
[03:07:27] if you want me to be honest.
[03:07:28] Doctors on cops, yeah, exactly.
[03:07:30] And I think you're right is that it's also,
[03:07:31] and this is another big issue
[03:07:33] that I feel like we don't really talk about enough
[03:07:36] is that there is a, I think an emotional
[03:07:39] and a mental drain that's on some of these first
[03:07:42] responders, on some of these people
[03:07:44] that have these essential jobs,
[03:07:46] like police officers, doctors, nurses, EMS, firefighters,
[03:07:51] like adding in another piece of, you know,
[03:07:54] to their Swiss Army knife job,
[03:07:56] I think is overwhelming for them.
[03:07:58] Like, yeah, they're not police officers.
[03:08:00] They're not investigators.
[03:08:02] They're not psychologists.
[03:08:03] They're a pediatrician.
[03:08:05] Let them deal with medical things
[03:08:07] and let somebody else make that decisions instead.
[03:08:09] A lot of doctors are not bad.
[03:08:11] The overwhelming majority of doctors are saints.
[03:08:15] They're the best people ever.
[03:08:17] Like I've never met a bad doctor in my life.
[03:08:20] And I think most people probably feel that way.
[03:08:23] Same with first responders, they're heroes,
[03:08:26] but at the same time, so are parents.
[03:08:28] Most parents aren't bad either.
[03:08:31] Like what are we talking about?
[03:08:32] Like most parents are debatable?
[03:08:34] I mean, I'm talking about my experience, right?
[03:08:36] That's it.
[03:08:37] It's my experience.
[03:08:38] Doctor asked, do you wanna see Pee-Pee?
[03:08:40] I don't know about that. That's that's a bit much Matt. So it's a little bit weird
[03:08:43] You get trained on how to talk to these people and if a child gets Baker acted at my hospital
[03:08:47] They have a day where they could draw their favorite pride flags. Oh my god
[03:08:53] Yeah, this shit's gotta stop bro is is is gotta stop is gotta stop this is unreal and
[03:09:01] Holy fucking shit. What is this?
[03:09:05] Wow
[03:09:06] They're burning tires
[03:09:08] What's the point of food stamps if it's just for real food?
[03:09:12] It's not even cool. Like, why'd I do that?
[03:09:15] What's the point of food stamps if it's just for real food?
[03:09:18] Hennemore believes she and other-
[03:09:20] Care about real food? You ain't even got real eyebrows.
[03:09:23] Who's on about real food for?
[03:09:27] Snap recipient should be able to go into the grocery store and buy whatever they like.
[03:09:32] Dota, candy, prepackaged sweets, prepared-
[03:09:35] I think that if you're fat and you're on food stamps, I think we should double it
[03:09:40] I'm an accelerationist
[03:09:42] Burt's and juice with less than half of natural fruit or vegetable juice and it's will not be allowed
[03:09:52] Yeah, I don't give a fuck they let fat people people eat fucking fast food and shit like that with food stamps and
[03:09:59] Yes, that's simple and I'll look at this in a minute
[03:10:02] But uh, where's it here? European farmers want to break into it. Oh
[03:10:08] My god
[03:10:12] What is this
[03:10:15] Jesus, okay, so it'll sort itself out. Yeah the tractor games
[03:10:20] so
[03:10:21] Wait, there's a what the fuck I
[03:10:25] Didn't even hear about this
[03:10:27] European farmers protest mercenary trade deal in Brussels. Around 10,000 demonstrators gathered at Luxembourg Square near the European Parliament blocking traffic with 150 to 500 tractors.
[03:10:40] They opposed the free trade pact with Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay, and Uruguay, fearing an influx of cheaper American meat, grains, and sugar that bypassed Europeans environmental and health standards.
[03:10:51] They're right. The rally escalated as protesters lit fires and threw potatoes. Those are the dangerous ones.
[03:10:59] Prompting police to use tear gas and water cannons. Holy shit.
[03:11:06] Look at this.
[03:11:10] It's lit.
[03:11:13] They're burning tires.
[03:11:21] Wow.
[03:11:24] After respect farmers, that's where our food comes from?
[03:11:27] Yeah.
[03:11:32] Last year they threw manure?
[03:11:35] Oh my God.
[03:11:36] Yeah, look at all the tractors there.
[03:11:38] Let me make sure you guys can see.
[03:11:39] Oh shit, yeah, yeah, there it is.
[03:11:42] Oh my God.
[03:11:45] Is this good for the environment?
[03:11:47] I think it is, right?
[03:11:51] Holy
[03:11:59] It is I thought so
[03:12:02] Yeah, cuz if we have all that smoke it'll go in the ozone layer and then it'll block the sun and stop global warming
[03:12:15] Right
[03:12:21] That's science, bitch! Oh, true! So let's see what the other ones are here. This is
[03:12:29] amazing. I'm glad to see this. More than 20,000 farmers came to say enough is
[03:12:34] enough. Jesus. Goddamn. Look at them all.
[03:12:44] That's great. Yeah, good for them, man. Yeah, and Debbie Farmer's most likes from Poland.
[03:12:55] I don't even know. And so this guy's just crashing out. Man, oh my god. This just reminds me
[03:13:06] Me and me playing Call of Duty back in the day with that big truck. Oh, man, that was fun. Oh
[03:13:14] Man, I used to love doing that
[03:13:24] Oh shit, they ran him out of there
[03:13:36] Goddamn.
[03:13:38] Yeah, it's true.
[03:13:55] And it doesn't matter what language it is, it means the same thing.
[03:13:57] It looks like a war zone.
[03:13:59] Yeah, I mean, that's what they get, man.
[03:14:01] war breaks out at all my god
[03:14:04] one verse or uh... ursula von der leah in the new politicians you should get
[03:14:08] the fight yeah
[03:14:09] i mean you can't vote on this shit
[03:14:12] all this is the one from before
[03:14:15] just happen a bunch of fucking
[03:14:18] uses
[03:14:21] like the blood for mobs of the torches and all the arm and you have
[03:14:28] Damn. Look at all that.
[03:14:32] Holy.
[03:14:40] Look at this dropping potatoes.
[03:14:45] It's a loot truck.
[03:14:52] Dropping ammo? Yeah.
[03:14:58] Jesus.
[03:15:00] Jesus.
[03:15:10] Bro.
[03:15:12] That guy just rolled a 1.
[03:15:16] He did. He just rolled a 1.
[03:15:20] It happens, man.
[03:15:22] Hey.
[03:15:24] He got shot?
[03:15:26] oh well I mean hey showing potatoes at him what do you expect
[03:15:33] I was just gonna have to
[03:15:37] he took one to the knee yes still
[03:15:42] yeah he rolled a zero then dice fell off the table
[03:15:46] please hit oh my god
[03:15:50] he's hitting him with the tennis racket oh my fucking god
[03:15:54] Well, there we go, guys. And so there's a massive farmers protest happening in the EU. Yeah, what the fuck?
[03:16:03] Wow
[03:16:05] I
[03:16:11] Yeah, is this
[03:16:16] Is this still going on I don't even know
[03:16:18] Let me go back and double check. Wait, this is right now. It's happening right now
[03:16:32] They just got it lit up it'll be nighttime. Oh, maybe it's a replay then that's that's what it must be. Yeah, holy shit
[03:16:40] Brussels or bust these French farmers woke up long before dawn to make it to the de facto capital of the
[03:16:50] European Union you know late at 3 a.m. signs of protests on their tractors thousands converged on
[03:16:55] Brussels many of them from neighboring France today nothing much is working in agriculture
[03:17:02] yeah people have had it with the norms and restrictions it's true we're bringing a lot
[03:17:07] of determination to Brussels. We went to Paris two years ago, we blocked the roads.
[03:17:13] We thought we'd been hurt, but not at all. Some of us are discouraged, others are hungry.
[03:17:19] I think there's also another factor here where it's like you've got a lot of these
[03:17:23] people that are in the EU that are making these decisions. And the Frenchmen didn't
[03:17:30] necessarily vote directly for this person. So they're effectively being governed by
[03:17:36] Some fucking group of people that they have no control over.
[03:17:41] You can't vote yourself out of this.
[03:17:43] It's ridiculous.
[03:17:44] No, we didn't.
[03:17:45] Yeah, I know.
[03:17:46] And that's the reason, by the way, why I support protests that are like this against
[03:17:53] the EU.
[03:17:54] It's because these people don't have the ability to democratically really remove themselves
[03:17:59] from this situation.
[03:18:01] Like they're being ruled over by people that they didn't elect.
[03:18:05] they're not able to determine their own fate
[03:18:09] and they're just being told what to do
[03:18:11] by a bunch of European bureaucrats
[03:18:13] that don't give a fuck about France.
[03:18:15] They don't give a fuck about Germany.
[03:18:17] They don't give a fuck about the UK.
[03:18:19] Well, yeah, what happened there, right?
[03:18:21] Or Spain, anything else?
[03:18:22] We'll use sovereignty.
[03:18:23] Yeah, you lose your sovereignty.
[03:18:24] Like, I mean, it's crazy.
[03:18:26] Yeah, they don't care about that.
[03:18:28] You can vote yourself out by supporting separatists.
[03:18:31] I mean, that's like by three or four levels
[03:18:33] of removal.
[03:18:34] i mean you could say that to an extent
[03:18:36] but it's kind of like israel here in the united states like right now
[03:18:40] there isn't a party in america that represents
[03:18:45] uh... beat basically being against partnership with israel
[03:18:48] it's not a it's not a thing that you can vote on directly
[03:18:52] and i think there's a big that there's a big problem with that
[03:18:55] that but it's not in the u i know that that was my job that's why i was
[03:18:59] joking about like yeah they really don't care right because they're gone
[03:19:01] because of brexit i i know that
[03:19:04] these agricultural workers have rolled into central Brussels for a multitude of reasons.
[03:19:10] First off, there's the Mercosur trade deal.
[03:19:12] We don't have one yet. I know that.
[03:19:13] The EU is meeting on it. It is in its final but increasingly tense phase of negotiations.
[03:19:18] Many farmers across EU nations fear that the free trade deal will give unfair advantages to South American countries.
[03:19:26] So, but it's mixed feelings, a combination of anger and fear, with anxiety, because we have no long-term vision.
[03:19:33] It's simple, since 2024 we've been protesting whether in France, Belgium or other countries
[03:19:40] and we haven't really made any significant progress, but today we'd like to be heard.
[03:19:44] For farmers protesting in Brussels it's not just their struggling livelihoods, EU regulations
[03:19:49] or the macro-surgery deal.
[03:19:51] The culling of herds in France to stem outbreaks of lumpy skin disease among cattle has also
[03:19:56] spurred fury.
[03:19:57] Across the border in France other blockades of roads have been happening for more
[03:20:01] than a week.
[03:20:02] Damn! Wow! Holy shit!
[03:20:05] The government has tried to quell the disruptions on highways
[03:20:07] by vowing to meet with farmer unions on Friday
[03:20:10] Sounds like bullshit
[03:20:11] and by ruling out mouse vaccination campaigns
[03:20:14] But the ire against the government's handling of the disease
[03:20:17] can join with struggling livelihoods
[03:20:19] and fears for their future under a South American trade deal
[03:20:23] and brought England to the streets of France
[03:20:27] Yeah, I mean there it is
[03:20:28] I mean, I think this is pretty fucking fair, I mean, sure, absolutely it is so, yeah, I'm
[03:20:41] trying to see if there's any more of this to look at, but I feel like that's pretty much,
[03:20:45] yeah.
[03:20:46] Oh, no, not vaccines, yeah, remember what happened last time, remember that?
[03:20:57] Did you guys get the vaccine? I never got the vaccine.
[03:21:01] It's not even because I didn't trust the vaccine.
[03:21:04] I just don't like medical intervention.
[03:21:06] I'm afraid of medical intervention.
[03:21:09] It's the only reason.
[03:21:12] Have we got any purebloods in the chat?
[03:21:19] This Christ.
[03:21:25] Yeah.
[03:21:27] I don't have pure blood my blood is Dr. Pepper
[03:21:34] God damn we got the potatoes. Holy shit
[03:21:43] You know I went to the grocery store yesterday because I had to I know I went to grocery store two days ago
[03:21:49] And it was the first time I've been to the grocery store in like months like probably over a month
[03:21:54] like I don't really go to the grocery store because you know I can get all the food that I need at a gas station
[03:22:00] But I went there because I was gonna get some steaks and my $2 steaks are now $2 and 50 cents
[03:22:10] Yep, that's right. Oh
[03:22:16] It's getting bad guys it's getting real bad. It's outrageous. That's a 25% increase
[03:22:22] It's crazy.
[03:22:27] Look at them go crazy.
[03:22:41] These are patriots.
[03:22:44] They care about France, not the European economic zone that the EU is trying to enforce on
[03:22:50] them.
[03:22:51] The French Patriots.
[03:22:58] There's squads, yep, absolutely.
[03:23:02] 25% a lot.
[03:23:06] It is.
[03:23:09] French economy is a joke.
[03:23:11] Yeah, and they're not laughing about it.
[03:23:13] That's the problem.
[03:23:15] That's the whole point.
[03:23:17] Lisa's potatoes over here, it's bricks. Yeah, true. The world doesn't need farmers anymore.
[03:23:25] Okay. Well, you better stop eating food.
[03:23:32] Now, you're right that we don't need as many farmers and technology is better.
[03:23:37] But I think farming is becoming more of an agricultural science than, you know, going out there at the crack of dawn and, you know,
[03:23:45] you know measuring how long the potatoes are like yeah i feel like things have probably changed but
[03:23:51] uh you know it's a farmer is like it's weird because it's one of those it's one of those jobs
[03:23:57] and like a career paths where like you have a lot of these like fucking uh you know school
[03:24:03] teachers and these like very low level uh you know like white collar jobs that look down on farmers
[03:24:11] because they're working with their hands. Meanwhile, some of these farmers know more about the fucking
[03:24:15] science than you do. That these guys are not stupid. They just have a type of knowledge.
[03:24:21] It's very weird to me how like any job where a man has to work with his hands is seen as inferior
[03:24:31] to a job that a man works with his mind. I find this to be such a, it's such a perversion
[03:24:38] of the natural order and natural law it's ridiculous
[03:24:42] very specialized knowledge yes of course
[03:24:46] it should be both yeah of course
[03:24:50] trade jobs especially yeah
[03:24:54] like i i there's this one guy that uh... you know he's just my dad and he like
[03:24:58] he's done a lot of electoral work for me
[03:25:00] this guy understands h-back units and like electrical grids
[03:25:04] better than i've ever understood computers and it's not even remotely close
[03:25:08] like the idea and i think you wouldn't think of it right the guys got like seven
[03:25:12] teeth
[03:25:13] and uh... you know i i think he used to sell drugs
[03:25:16] but this guy's a full like whenever it comes to
[03:25:19] uh... you know reading an electrical unit and being able to do this this
[03:25:22] guy's a fucking wizard
[03:25:25] he's a absolute wizard that seven more than you thought he's going ahead by
[03:25:28] a few okay
[03:25:30] Not seven.
[03:25:34] Intelligence, well, yeah, it's so,
[03:25:37] it's so patronizing and stupid.
[03:25:42] There you go, together, together, brother.
[03:25:46] Nice.
[03:25:48] See that?
[03:25:48] That's teamwork.
[03:25:49] All right.
[03:25:55] Yep.
[03:25:56] What are we mad about today?
[03:25:58] The EU, the EU sucks.
[03:26:01] The EU's fucking, the EU's bad.
[03:26:03] Need a lend permit?
[03:26:04] Yeah, yeah, true.
[03:26:05] That was a good day.
[03:26:06] That's something we're not mad about today.
[03:26:08] That was a W.
[03:26:15] Yeah, I'm glad, it's about Marshall,
[03:26:16] all the shit food from South America without taxes.
[03:26:19] That's right, that's because the reason why they wanna
[03:26:22] add in shit food from South America with no taxes
[03:26:25] because they want to undercut and undermine the French farmer. They want to undermine
[03:26:30] the European farmer and then continue to maximize economic profits for the top echelon of society,
[03:26:38] while average Frenchmen and Europeans continue to lose resources, lose the ability to own their
[03:26:48] means of production. And everything is this abstraction that's being done globally with
[03:26:54] basically no regulation or control.
[03:26:58] It's not very fair. Yeah, it's ridiculous.
[03:27:00] Shit food. Yeah. I mean, sure. I bet it probably is.
[03:27:05] How do the French grow women's and bananas?
[03:27:07] I'm sure they have to import some things. Sure.
[03:27:10] I mean, I don't think anybody's against them importing things that don't grow
[03:27:13] in France naturally. Even bringing that up is just so dishonest.
[03:27:17] It's incredible.
[03:27:20] We once on the world and look at us now.
[03:27:22] We got to remember that as Americans, the French are the OGs, right?
[03:27:26] These were our original allies in the Revolutionary War.
[03:27:32] I think many people have the consensus that if it wasn't for the French, you know, America might not exist.
[03:27:40] Yeah, keep that in mind.
[03:27:42] They gave it, yeah, they gave us that statue, too.
[03:27:44] One of that, the green thing.
[03:27:48] The Greeks are the OGs?
[03:27:49] I mean, like, it's a different type of OG.
[03:27:52] But yeah.
[03:27:56] There's almost a lot of land. Yep, true.
[03:28:01] We're just gonna do a Jerry and Louisiana purchase. We got all about that one.
[03:28:03] Yep. Was that $400, $200 million or something like that?
[03:28:07] That's a lot of land.
[03:28:09] I think that probably went up in value since then, right?
[03:28:19] Oh, it's good to yell, yeah it was.
[03:28:22] All right
[03:28:26] Please this Jesus, what's that sound? Oh
[03:28:30] That's a 200,000 dollar tractor. Oh, yeah
[03:28:33] I mean the technology that they're dealing with on this like I mean
[03:28:37] Especially for these agricultural machines like some of these things are worth. I mean like if I had to guess
[03:28:43] 10 to like 60 million dollars for these agricultural
[03:28:48] production machines
[03:28:49] Like this isn't this isn't like some like uneducated
[03:28:53] Country bumpkin that just doesn't know shit like it's very complex
[03:29:03] Just the combine 750k
[03:29:13] Tires are like a hundred K. Oh, I'm not surprised about that
[03:29:19] Yeah, look at all that shit in there, all those spark plugs, I guess, and assuming that's
[03:29:26] what it is.
[03:29:27] They have incredible tech, too.
[03:29:30] Oh, they have to.
[03:29:31] Like the machinery is insane.
[03:29:35] Look how fleece are aggressive.
[03:29:40] Yeah, of course.
[03:29:42] They are removing weeds with vision lasers.
[03:29:46] You can share the video.
[03:29:47] I mean, of course it's gonna keep getting better too.
[03:29:52] I like the shoulder pads they have. Those are pretty cool.
[03:29:56] It's like Helldivers, right?
[03:30:03] Jesus.
[03:30:05] What the fuck?
[03:30:09] God damn, what the fuck? Yeah, I'm trying to look at that.
[03:30:13] So yeah, anyway, no, this is great to see.
[03:30:16] I mean obviously I think that you know these guys they've got a they've got a good cause they're fighting for and
[03:30:22] Hopefully they can be heard and represented in a way that it seems like in our throwing manure
[03:30:28] They just throw in shit on them
[03:30:32] They spray and shit on there you go
[03:30:36] That's good. All right. How about that?
[03:30:39] Louisiana Purchase was 15 million really I thought it was way more than that. Yeah, I really did
[03:30:43] Adjusted for inflation, it's $430 million? Oh, maybe, maybe I have the inflation number, not the original number.
[03:30:50] Well, either way, yeah, this is incredible. And I guess this is December 16th a couple of days ago, and they're just throwing shit all over it.
[03:30:59] And good. Yep, absolutely. And they're in the middle of the war. Yeah, septic adventures.
[03:31:06] Grandpa did that with Minera once or twice. Does this hurt my local McDonald's?
[03:31:11] I don't think it has anything to do with it, honestly.
[03:31:14] It really doesn't.
[03:31:15] But yeah, trying to capture Ursula Pescius is running out.
[03:31:18] Yeah, I have no surprise.
[03:31:19] I mean, I think people are just tired
[03:31:21] of being ruled over by bureaucrats
[03:31:23] that have no connection or, you know,
[03:31:27] desire to actually care about their country, right?
[03:31:30] I mean, that's,
[03:31:31] that's I think the main thing more than anything else.
[03:31:34] And what is this here?
[03:31:37] Censorship and the European Union.
[03:31:38] The EU wants to use censorship to protect our democracy.
[03:31:46] This is the essence behind the last proposal of our president, the EU wants to use censorship
[03:31:53] to protect our democracy.
[03:31:56] This is the essence behind the last proposal of our president Ursula von der Leyen to
[03:32:01] build a democracy shield with tools that go direct.
[03:32:05] shield is for them. That's the thing. They are building a shield, but it's not for the
[03:32:10] public, it's for them.
[03:32:12] Exactly, against freedom of speech. Underline was to reinforce sanctions against individuals.
[03:32:19] Guys, Influencer doesn't always talk about it. What do you think? You need to be a
[03:32:21] wizard? And how many times do you need to read 1984 to realize that these speech
[03:32:26] controls are just simply so they can maintain the status quo and not be questioned by
[03:32:30] it? That's obviously what they're doing.
[03:32:32] on their opinions, if she considers they are misinformed.
[03:32:36] You don't have to be a genius to figure that out.
[03:32:38] On top of this, our president want to give more power to fact-checkers, to moderate social media,
[03:32:44] who are nothing else that people with their own biases.
[03:32:47] That's right.
[03:32:48] I believe we should follow what people like Pavel Duroff and Elon Musk have done to allow more freedom of speech online.
[03:32:56] Absolutely.
[03:32:57] Things like community nodes have helped to empower the citizens.
[03:33:00] censoring educate themselves to decide what's right yes what's wrong instead of
[03:33:06] biased fact checkers so please find the lion let Europeans express themselves
[03:33:12] freely even if you don't like their opinion thank you shouldn't even be the
[03:33:17] EU shouldn't be making decisions like this they shouldn't be making
[03:33:20] decisions on like fucking social media censorship and stuff like this it's
[03:33:24] fucking ridiculous but yeah I'm glad to see this I don't
[03:33:30] I don't know what the fuck he's saying, man.
[03:33:32] Nobody knows what he's saying.
[03:33:34] And anyway, let me go back.
[03:33:36] I'll see if I can find a few more of these posts here.
[03:33:38] The blank slate fallacy is the root of pretty much evil.
[03:33:42] Of much evil.
[03:33:43] Oh, man.
[03:33:46] Man.
[03:33:50] Elon's becoming very based.
[03:33:52] And I think he's been based,
[03:33:53] but I'm glad he's talking about this shit.
[03:33:55] This is amazing.
[03:33:56] I'm very happy to see it.
[03:33:58] Let me go back.
[03:33:59] Evelina Ortiz gets stopped by her waitress asking why she only left a $5 tip on a $250 tab.
[03:34:07] Am I going to have to defend this stupid bitch?
[03:34:29] I hate the fact that I have to defend these people, but the idea of asking for tips is
[03:34:42] fucking ridiculous. Anybody trying to shame you for not tipping is just a person who wants
[03:34:48] to encourage a holdover tradition from slavery. Tipping in the United States came as a response
[03:34:56] to freed slaves than not being able to make money from waiters from being waiters. So whenever you
[03:35:03] are encouraging or you're trying to promote a mandatory type of tipping, I think that tipping
[03:35:09] is fine if you want to. It's okay, but this idea that like there's a social expectation for you
[03:35:15] to do that is fucking ridiculous. You should never tip if you don't want to, whether that's
[03:35:21] It's a streamer, a waiter, or anything else.
[03:35:24] The fact is that it's just, it's totally unfair.
[03:35:27] And it is a, the tipping, the tip-shaming
[03:35:31] is class warfare between the middle class
[03:35:34] against the working class.
[03:35:36] And it's to the benefit of the upper class
[03:35:38] and the business class.
[03:35:40] It is the perfect example of American psychology
[03:35:45] and like the class wars that American psychology
[03:35:48] basically creates.
[03:35:50] That's what it is.
[03:35:53] And the working class don't tip.
[03:35:55] The middle class patronize them for it.
[03:35:58] And then the upper class make all of the money.
[03:36:01] It's pathetic.
[03:36:02] Middle class isn't working in America.
[03:36:04] It's a different term.
[03:36:05] I mean, obviously it is, but yeah.
[03:36:09] And go figure us on, take tips on stream.
[03:36:10] I mean, I don't have a problem with people taking tips.
[03:36:12] Tips, taking tips are fine.
[03:36:14] I used to take tips.
[03:36:15] You can subscribe to the stream and that's a tip.
[03:36:17] People can gift, can donate bits
[03:36:19] that's a tip but and then like it is what it is but like I never solicit it and
[03:36:24] you know like I don't need it either like I'm totally financially secure but at
[03:36:28] the same time pressuring and and doing this stuff to people is totally
[03:36:33] different I can't do that I'm actually I'm mad at her not for being this way but
[03:36:39] for making me have to defend these people the audacity of these service
[03:36:42] people she's what a cheapskate the duality of man no it's the idea that
[03:36:48] that you should have to tip is fucking ridiculous.
[03:36:52] You should never have to tip.
[03:36:54] Never tip if you don't want to.
[03:36:56] Don't let the approval of random people
[03:36:58] who don't care about you give you the ability to give,
[03:37:02] like really, you're giving your money away freely,
[03:37:05] just so other people that don't even like you
[03:37:08] pretend to care about you.
[03:37:10] It's so fucking cucked, it's unbelievable.
[03:37:15] Your ignorance, no, I'm gonna pull you up.
[03:37:16] You're getting pulled up
[03:37:17] because I feel strongly about this tipping situation.
[03:37:20] I do.
[03:37:21] You're getting pulled up.
[03:37:28] So what is this?
[03:37:29] You think you're entitled to extra money?
[03:37:33] How's this work?
[03:37:39] What am I, what do I not understand?
[03:37:47] Go ahead, explain it, explain it.
[03:37:56] His username is don't trust me?
[03:37:58] Yeah, he's right.
[03:38:00] No, no, it's okay, it's okay.
[03:38:03] We'll wait.
[03:38:06] This is, as I said, it is a class war Psyop.
[03:38:10] Tipping is a class war Psyop.
[03:38:16] like tipping, I don't care what servers like, why would I care what a server likes? I'm
[03:38:20] the customer.
[03:38:25] What, why would I even think about what they like?
[03:38:31] What? What are you talking about? Why would I care about that?
[03:38:40] Yeah, wow, you tell me people like other people to give them money? You're
[03:38:45] Correct normally the best tippers are other service. I don't even know what that means
[03:38:57] Yeah breaking yeah breaking news people like it whenever other people give them money I
[03:39:03] Normally agree with you, but servers make 222 dollars 25 cents an hour
[03:39:07] Why do I care about how much money they make?
[03:39:10] So they're not being paid well by their employers. So now I have to make up the difference
[03:39:15] So you're going to guilt trip me because the employer won't pay them a living wage.
[03:39:24] How is that my fault?
[03:39:25] Yeah, how is that my fault?
[03:39:26] So now I have to fund this?
[03:39:28] What are you talking about?
[03:39:36] Why should I have to give them extra money just because they decided to take a job
[03:39:40] That doesn't pay as well
[03:39:54] Stakes are $2 and 50 cents you have to tip out yet. No, I'll think about listen to this
[03:40:02] No, no, no, I'll go ahead explain it. It's not your fault. It's a responsibility if you work in service you would understand
[03:40:10] It's not my responsibility at all.
[03:40:12] It's the employer's responsibility to pay for their employees.
[03:40:14] It's not the customer's responsibility.
[03:40:16] That's not the way it works.
[03:40:18] It's retarded.
[03:40:22] Have a little class.
[03:40:26] I do. I recognize that speaking of class,
[03:40:32] this is a class war Psyop that
[03:40:36] the ruling class of business owners have created this PSYOP to make middle class people feel guilty
[03:40:46] because they're not paying them enough money. And then they shame working class people into giving their last few little pennies to a server
[03:40:56] because this person doesn't want to increase the menu bills. That's the reason. It's ridiculous. Have a little class.
[03:41:03] be generous to say my your chat is generous to you I never beg for subs
[03:41:08] what do you mean be nice to service employees oh so now I have to give them
[03:41:13] money to be nice to them I'm sorry I thought saying please thank you and not
[03:41:19] causing problems being at the restaurant is being nice so I the only way I can be
[03:41:23] nice to them and be classy is if I give away my money I don't think so I
[03:41:29] I think I'm in the wrong class.
[03:41:33] It's outrageous the level of entitlement some of these people have.
[03:41:36] It's crazy.
[03:41:37] I don't support tipping.
[03:41:38] I think it's disgusting.
[03:41:40] It's retarded.
[03:41:41] I don't support it at all.
[03:41:43] If tips go away, the food costs go up.
[03:41:45] Less people go out to eat and the less they lose either way.
[03:41:48] Well then, so be it.
[03:41:50] This is actually a great point.
[03:41:52] And you guys have to remember that the only country in the world that has restaurants
[03:41:57] is America.
[03:41:58] If you go to Europe, there aren't any restaurants.
[03:42:01] If you go to Japan, there are no restaurants in Japan or Europe.
[03:42:05] So we're the only people that are able to have restaurants here.
[03:42:10] It's because of tipping.
[03:42:13] Should there be a change in the employment law?
[03:42:17] Absolutely.
[03:42:18] Absolutely, without a question.
[03:42:20] You go overseas, service workers are asked.
[03:42:23] If I go to fucking Applebee's, the service workers are asked.
[03:42:27] And this group is always, yeah, I do not agree at all with tipping at all in any capacity.
[03:42:33] I think that the entire social pressure of tipping is completely parasitic.
[03:42:37] It is again, a class war Psyop and nobody should be playing into it.
[03:42:42] It's pathetic how many of these, you know, and again, this is, I think the best example
[03:42:48] of how all these fake socialist retards don't actually believe what they think.
[03:42:54] They, they, oh yeah, we care about all this stuff, no you don't.
[03:42:58] You care about patronizing people on the internet and looking like a good person.
[03:43:03] That's all you care about.
[03:43:04] You don't care about being good, you care about looking good, you care about putting
[03:43:09] out the image that you're a person that cares about these issues.
[03:43:12] Well, you don't give a fuck about these issues.
[03:43:14] It's outrageous.
[03:43:15] As Manel Massivell, it's not a Massivell and I will support every, nobody should
[03:43:20] tip unless they want to.
[03:43:22] And guess what?
[03:43:23] If nobody tipped, it would change.
[03:43:27] It would.
[03:43:28] It would change.
[03:43:29] And just keep that in mind.
[03:43:30] It's a massive fucking W.
[03:43:32] Never be patronized and bullied by people that want you to give your money away.
[03:43:37] It's ridiculous.
[03:43:38] It's pathetic.
[03:43:39] It's a choice.
[03:43:40] It's not a requisite.
[03:43:41] Yes, exactly.
[03:43:42] I can't believe I have to fucking defend these people.
[03:43:44] God, this makes me so mad.
[03:43:46] Anyway, Destiny rexed Trump announcing it.
[03:43:48] How do I need to watch this?
[03:43:54] He's been playing this a lot, huh?
[03:44:08] Do I get this?
[03:44:10] He said 1,500.
[03:44:12] Should Destiny get the Warrior Dividend?
[03:44:14] maybe we are sending in maybe one thousand seven hundred and seventy six
[03:44:24] dollars yeah that's right that's right are already on the way why fuck them
[03:44:30] why did that yeah fuck you get fucked bitch that's my money that's right a lot
[03:44:35] more money that's right because destiny hates America I need this nobody
[03:44:40] deserves it more than they're giving this to 1.5 million people and that's a thousand
[03:44:45] based we now have record was at 1.5 billion dollars and this was apparently already something
[03:44:51] that was going to happen but now he's just taking credit for it by the way among the worst
[03:44:56] stimulus numbers in our military history a lot of difference a year makes in addition wow i'm
[03:45:02] doing what wow wow there we go that's a christmas b i've ever heard of a christmas bonus
[03:45:09] This is the Freedom Christmas bonus.
[03:45:13] Yeah, good.
[03:45:13] It's happening either way, absolutely.
[03:45:15] It's like allowance.
[03:45:16] It's from tariff money.
[03:45:17] I don't know if it's from tariff money or something else.
[03:45:19] I heard conflicting information about that.
[03:45:22] And these idiots wouldn't accept low wage jobs.
[03:45:24] Oh, for tipping?
[03:45:25] Yeah, yeah, no doubt.
[03:45:26] I want to become a US soldier now.
[03:45:28] Yeah, you can use that.
[03:45:29] You can use that money.
[03:45:31] This is what the guys are going to do, OK?
[03:45:33] They're going to use that money to make a down payment.
[03:45:37] Get this on a Dodge Challenger, the 2026 Mustang V8.
[03:45:48] Oh, the Hellcat.
[03:45:53] Like, I got plenty of friends in the military.
[03:45:55] I know how it is.
[03:45:58] I know of many such cases.
[03:46:01] Yeah, now they can almost afford Ram with it, right?
[03:46:03] 30% interest?
[03:46:04] Yeah, yeah, no doubt.
[03:46:06] and uh... truest thing i've heard exactly so uh... let me go back i really
[03:46:10] feel this country and i was going to say when for bullying her live
[03:46:13] let me just stay silent while i look fucking insane to everyone else
[03:46:19] how do you have a birthday in nine days
[03:46:24] nine days
[03:46:29] i mean come on
[03:46:32] A nine day birthday counter?
[03:46:37] A birthday month?
[03:46:41] Like my feelings are fucking hurt because I haven't been nothing but good to these people.
[03:46:45] You know?
[03:46:46] Like, ew.
[03:46:48] Oh my god.
[03:46:51] Yeah.
[03:46:55] But it's cool.
[03:46:56] It's cool.
[03:46:57] It's cool, bro.
[03:46:58] Not, Tien.
[03:46:59] Thank you so much for the prime.
[03:47:02] Dude, I'm not going to lie, I did fucking cry.
[03:47:05] I did have a little-
[03:47:07] They're having a little, but you know what?
[03:47:09] This is so, this is, it's so nostalgic for me to see new groups of Twitch streamers
[03:47:15] that are young have their first dramas, have their first controversies, the first
[03:47:22] falling outs.
[03:47:24] Oh man.
[03:47:25] Yep.
[03:47:26] Those were the days.
[03:47:29] I remember that.
[03:47:34] I might have cried myself to sleep.
[03:47:37] I might have even fucking cried at work.
[03:47:44] Just remember guys, it's going to get worse than this.
[03:47:47] This is the best it's ever going to be.
[03:47:50] And Gage, what is this here?
[03:47:52] I think that there's a few other of these.
[03:47:54] because so there was a there was a minor hose mad situation recently because
[03:48:01] people were trying to downplay I guess Jason Neuines girlfriend or something
[03:48:05] like this let me see if I can find it if I can look at this here and so there's a
[03:48:10] person besides saying she didn't deserve the success so they're trying to call
[03:48:14] her out and say that she was only successful because she was collabing with
[03:48:19] this guy but the truth is that they're collabing with each other like the
[03:48:23] The whole idea that somebody can maintain a career and be successful on their own just
[03:48:29] by clabbing with somebody is bullshit.
[03:48:32] It's bullshit.
[03:48:33] It's not true.
[03:48:34] So people try to do that.
[03:48:35] And this is the reason why they do it.
[03:48:37] They see a girl like Sakura.
[03:48:39] They're jealous.
[03:48:41] They're like, that should be me.
[03:48:43] That should be me.
[03:48:44] It should be me, right?
[03:48:46] And they're mad about it.
[03:48:49] And so they find a way to invalidate her success.
[03:48:53] And I said, even when you collab with the biggest streamers, you won't see a rise in
[03:48:56] viewership unless you are entertaining.
[03:48:58] Also there was a turn this amount of mutual gain, it wasn't one-sided.
[03:49:02] This seems like people trying to invalidate and marginalize another person's success.
[03:49:07] Many such cases.
[03:49:08] Women have this a lot more than men on Twitch, by the way.
[03:49:12] Like there are guys that are the leechiest fucking rats on the entire internet.
[03:49:17] But then, nobody ever talks about that.
[03:49:20] But the moment that there's a girl that goes on this stream, everybody talks about clout
[03:49:25] hoes, clout sharks, all this stuff, people like, I'm not naming names, we're not talking
[03:49:31] about names, but everybody knows who it is.
[03:49:34] And so the fact is that there's plenty of guys that do this shit too, but for some
[03:49:39] reason it's always the women that get criticized.
[03:49:43] And it's because people want to invalidate a woman's success because they think that
[03:49:46] she didn't earn it.
[03:49:48] at the end of the day, if you've got people watching your shit,
[03:49:51] that's because you, at one way or another, are putting in a value that some people
[03:49:57] get something out of. That's it.
[03:49:59] Jason was up before her. It doesn't matter.
[03:50:01] He was up even more with her.
[03:50:04] That's the point of a collab.
[03:50:07] Like, even if you're successful, it doesn't make a difference.
[03:50:10] You can be more successful.
[03:50:12] Not everything is a zero sum environment.
[03:50:15] Sometimes it is, sometimes it's not.
[03:50:19] I, this is just another, it wasn't there, yeah, here's just, what is this?
[03:50:24] Right, we're here in Pleid, Sonny and I were doing slanderous things behind the scene.
[03:50:27] I reached out to him to handle things privately, and this was the response.
[03:50:33] Hey, I think there's some severe misunderstandings, and if you're open to communication about it privately,
[03:50:37] I'm keeping the line open. I'm not one for airing out private conflicts,
[03:50:40] but in security drama, publicly on your platform does put me in a position
[03:50:43] where I want to directly clear up any misunderstandings with you.
[03:50:46] And then he said, there's literal screenshots of you saying
[03:50:48] what I said on stream about me, and then I said,
[03:50:50] have you seen these screenshots and do you have them?
[03:50:52] Because I would like to see them.
[03:50:53] I think we need to be completely direct and upfront
[03:50:55] to clear up anything.
[03:50:56] Which then he didn't respond, which is also okay.
[03:51:00] I'm not owed a response.
[03:51:02] So then after that I looked through all of my text history
[03:51:05] and Discord messages to make sure
[03:51:06] I wasn't misremembering.
[03:51:08] I also looked through Instagram, Twitter and TikTok
[03:51:10] to make sure there's nothing I forgot about.
[03:51:12] But there's no screenshots of me saying I was trying to use him as my ticket to fame.
[03:51:16] He never provided these literal screenshots, so I have no idea what he was told or possibly
[03:51:19] shown if at all.
[03:51:22] What Jason said about my ticket to get big has never been said by me.
[03:51:25] The statement is more of a he said she said, so I will let you believe what you want.
[03:51:27] However, I want to repeat the point I made earlier.
[03:51:30] Jason and Sakura have put their entire trust into this reputable source, who he mentioned
[03:51:35] on his stream last night.
[03:51:36] That consistently makes contradicting points.
[03:51:39] Sakura claims I had mean things to say about her, but I never said those things and there's no receipts provided and after
[03:51:45] my
[03:51:47] Very close friends
[03:51:49] Including Daph who said I can include her name in this Daph had said she would back me up on that
[03:51:54] I've never spoken ill of Sakura or Jason and she's one of my closest. Okay, so let me go back
[03:51:59] Let's look at this other one here sure makes a bizarre joke about no October 7th. Oh, here we go
[03:52:06] All right
[03:52:09] I'mma be real, anytime I see a Google list, a Google spreadsheet, fucking about October
[03:52:21] 7th, like he's about to set up a comedy bit, dude, how about that October 7th, folks, wasn't
[03:52:29] it crazy?
[03:52:30] I mean, come on, can you believe it, I can't, maybe it wasn't real.
[03:52:36] you choose cook that one up to like all the others but we love it
[03:52:41] Elon Omar is so anti-semitic by the way everyone's like
[03:52:48] real i can't maybe it wasn't real
[03:52:53] maybe you choose cook that one up to like all the others
[03:52:57] but we love it Elon Omar is so anti-semitic by the way
[03:53:03] I don't know if he'd say that or not. Yeah, half Trump half Pegasus. Yeah, I guess, right. I mean, I don't know what the fuck this is. And this is some other thing statement from. Oh, no.
[03:53:20] Oh, no.
[03:53:23] Okay.
[03:53:24] Every day, more and more people are calling into question the inequities in the creator space,
[03:53:32] extremely influential men who have dominated the platform with their bigotry, misogyny,
[03:53:36] and radicalization of young people are finally getting called into question.
[03:53:41] Oh, yeah.
[03:53:42] Hassan Piker, count your days.
[03:53:48] Hold on, let me take a hit.
[03:53:54] of the
[03:54:01] the
[03:54:06] the
[03:54:08] the
[03:54:11] What a fucking loser. What do you even say about something like that, right? I mean, I don't even know how to approach this at all. It's just so fucking stupid. It's unreal. And that's what I guess, right? What the fuck? And Dave Chappelle shows skit. Yeah, it's got to be something like that, right? I mean, I, it's just it's so outrageous. I don't even know what to say. Okay, this was the other one I was going to watch, but I didn't have the time to.
[03:54:41] I got distracted. Okay, here we go.
[03:54:45] Scared to make videos about Ethan Klein. Oh, Asma of course.
[03:54:50] It's uh, very abusive. Right.
[03:54:56] So a lot of these people that are defending him are unironically cooking their own careers.
[03:55:02] Like I said, Philip DeFranco and others need to call him out. He even made a sexual call
[03:55:05] about Phil's wife on stream and it's Creeks from Phil. Yeah, I mean, look, I don't,
[03:55:09] I don't I don't have anything to say about that. I feel like there are a lot of much larger
[03:55:18] OG content creators who I suspect have seen some of this stuff and they probably don't want to get
[03:55:23] involved. I think a big part of the reason why they initially didn't want to get involved.
[03:55:29] A big part of the reason why they initially didn't want to get involved is because they did not
[03:55:32] want to like invite extra scrutiny and anger and resentment from hate mobs.
[03:55:37] because a lot of the other larger communities not just the reason why
[03:55:42] nobody else got involved is because Ethan was completely in the right that's
[03:55:48] the reason why nobody got involved is that any rational reasonable person would
[03:55:54] look at Ethan filing those lawsuits and then these three women going out and
[03:56:00] saying we're doing this so he doesn't make money as the most bad faith
[03:56:06] form of reacting, re-uploading, and content creation there could possibly be.
[03:56:12] It was evident, obvious, and undeniable.
[03:56:16] The only people that are defending them are people that will not even consider that fact.
[03:56:23] And you can notice this from any of the people that are acting like Ethan Klein
[03:56:27] is a bad person, they will not actually address the real issue that Ethan Klein had with them
[03:56:37] reacting. They will say, oh, but XQC and Asmongold reacted and it got more views. And they will
[03:56:44] make arguments that have nothing to do with why Ethan was suing them. And have we noticed
[03:56:51] this right? Is that they are just engaging in a lie. They are engaging in a lie and pushing
[03:56:58] a lie. Alternative facts, yes.
[03:57:02] It's like Ethan's own.
[03:57:04] That's why nobody's supporting this. It's because it's wrong.
[03:57:07] But a lot of these other larger communities like Asmongoles and whatnot will aggressively
[03:57:12] go after people?
[03:57:13] Well, of course we would because they're lying. That's what you get. Absolutely.
[03:57:22] You're making up bullshit. That's not even true
[03:57:31] And and they have no chill they have no they have
[03:57:35] You know, they don't have any
[03:57:37] Restrictions at all. Yeah, like everyone is on the table. They'll go after your friends. They'll make your life a living hell
[03:57:43] That's exactly what you do. That's what other people do
[03:57:46] Absolutely. And also, sometimes it's not necessarily like, I actually think that Hassan is generally not the worst actor, but Hassan empowers a lot of extremely bad actors.
[03:57:58] Like some of the worst actors on the internet, Hassan regularly platforms and promotes them and interacts with them on social media.
[03:58:06] media. Like, there was a time that, for example, there was a person that came up to Ethan and
[03:58:11] Hila, that's his wife, that, you know, like randomly in public and started harassing them
[03:58:18] and making them say, free Palestine. And then Hassan is gassing this person up. And then at
[03:58:25] the same time, he's crashing out when people laugh at a person showing a photo of Kaia next
[03:58:31] to him when he took a photo in Ireland, make it make sense. You see what I'm saying? It's
[03:58:38] disingenuous. And so the problem is that whenever you engage with and you gas up these routine
[03:58:45] bad actors that do all kinds of crazy shitty stuff, then yeah, people are going to look
[03:58:52] at you as a bad actor. Of course. It's a double standard. Yeah, it's an obvious
[03:58:58] And not only that is that the person with the photo wasn't trying to be aggressive in the same way that the person with like Ethan was
[03:59:09] And I think that's part of the reason why a lot of people don't want to touch this with a 10 foot pole
[03:59:12] And I think initially the reason why a lot of people didn't want to touch the 10 foot pole was because it was
[03:59:17] Seemingly around the issue of Israel Palestine
[03:59:20] Which for many of these content creators until recently was a subject that they did not want to broach at all
[03:59:27] because don't why would you why would they want to talk about that they're
[03:59:30] they're like they make videos about like Pokemon or something right I mean
[03:59:33] what was Israel palace I have to do with this like you can't expect this is
[03:59:37] the issue is that you can't expect everybody to co-op their platform to push
[03:59:40] your agenda all of a sudden God forbid you get called anti-semite and then
[03:59:45] that's a really really difficult subject to that's a there's a really or
[03:59:51] used to have a lot more power. A major old-school YouTube legend whose Jewish
[04:00:00] himself calling you an anti-Semitic person, that used to fucking hit huge.
[04:00:04] Bro, it's still trying to unmask the redimos. It's crazy behavior. Yeah. See, like,
[04:00:10] this is the thing. It's like, it's crazy behavior. So there's never, ever
[04:00:14] any acknowledgement of wrongdoing. There is not even a good faith interpretation
[04:00:20] of what Ethan's goals are or what his intentions are. There is just a constant misrepresentation,
[04:00:27] intentional misunderstanding, and whatever you possibly can do to make what he's doing
[04:00:35] sound like it's wrong. It's not about the truth. It's not about having any sort of understanding.
[04:00:44] It's about pushing a narrative.
[04:00:50] That's what's so, that's so nutty, like I'm telling you,
[04:00:54] if I did something that was equivalent, no matter how valid it is,
[04:01:01] and in the case of like LSF, there's at least enough like out there evidence.
[04:01:08] People would go crazy. People would be like, oh, dude,
[04:01:10] I can't believe Asana is doing this. What a piece of shit.
[04:01:13] all this stuff. Well like in a universe where like let's say somebody is re-streaming Hassan's stream
[04:01:21] and they say we're gonna re-stream his stream to make fun of him, watch us instead of Hassan
[04:01:28] and that way we can make money off of it and he won't. I actually think that most people would
[04:01:34] agree if Hassan tried to get that taken down. I don't think anybody like I wouldn't be
[04:01:41] criticizing that, I would think that's totally justified. I would. Yeah, so like, and so this
[04:01:49] analogy only works if you misinterpret what the facts are.
[04:01:56] Like, there would be endless amounts of content. I know for a fucking fact, Moise
[04:01:59] Critical will make a video about it.
[04:02:00] it. This is like the another implication that moist critical Charlie is somehow a bad actor is
[04:02:13] somehow against him or something like that because he made a video about you shocking your dog
[04:02:19] allegedly like what is this is bringing him into it you know this is the reason yeah this
[04:02:26] This is the reason why those people don't want to deal with you is because you drag their
[04:02:30] name through the mud, you try to misrepresent them, and you misrepresent every situation
[04:02:36] that you don't look good in.
[04:02:38] That's the problem.
[04:02:41] You're just lying to people.
[04:02:42] Like why would anybody want to be around that or deal with that at all?
[04:02:48] He would straight up make a video be like, oh, the situation is out of control.
[04:02:53] guy on the internet. You have a reason to do that with LSF. Even now they're manipulating
[04:03:00] clips into dishonest fashion. Yeah, every day. I just don't. I don't think it's it's valid.
[04:03:06] And see, this is the other one, right? I mean, this is again, he's not making a one to one
[04:03:10] comparison because he knows the comparison would obviously be something everybody would
[04:03:14] agree with. By the way, if Hassan did like take down a stream was restreaming what
[04:03:19] he was doing all the time and then say that we're doing this to make sure Hasan doesn't
[04:03:23] make money, I would support him doing that. And I think that Charlie would too. I think
[04:03:28] Ethan even would support him doing that. Everybody would support that because there's
[04:03:32] very clearly bad intention and the person doing that is not acting in good faith.
[04:03:37] So it's you're making up an apples to oranges scenario to justify something that's not
[04:03:44] even true.
[04:03:45] worthwhile it is what it is let him trip into the fucking wind you know the way
[04:03:50] I see it is the truth will always prevail that's the problem isn't it the truth
[04:03:56] will always prevail yep that's the problem and so yeah Ethan wouldn't care
[04:04:03] yeah exactly it's just it's so ridiculous any news over the Billy Billy
[04:04:07] stream that's a good question that is a very good question I don't know if
[04:04:11] we're gonna do the Billy Billy stream or not but maybe we will I mean I have
[04:04:15] enjoyed the idea of doing it. I mean, sure, but it's kind of a little bit complex to actually
[04:04:21] do something like that. The shocking truth will be revealed. Yes, exactly. And let me
[04:04:26] see if I can find a few more of these. But yeah, overall, I mean, it's actually, it's
[04:04:30] Aiden Ross for Strings Access to Stadium. I don't know even what happened at all.
[04:04:35] Don't ask Caleb why he was banned from every dating app. What the fuck is he talking
[04:04:38] about? I have no idea even what that is. So anyway, let me go back. I'll look
[04:04:42] at a few more of these posts too. And yeah, the resolution will electrify you. Yes, men
[04:04:47] will be men. What's this? Oh my, this stinks. So fucking stupid. Okay, yeah, I was wondering
[04:05:03] what that was. Asmongold keeping McDonald's fully staffed. What can I say, guys? I want
[04:05:10] to make sure everybody gets their food. Yep, there we go. I'm trying to make everybody happy.
[04:05:16] Choose the right side of history. No AI with Dragon Age Deveil Guard, Concord and High
[04:05:22] Guard. Use as AI, Battlefield 6, Death Stranding, Divinity 2, and Expedition 33. Well, that's
[04:05:30] right, guys, and it's just absolutely fucking crazy, but I don't trust it with my food.
[04:05:36] Yeah, I wouldn't either, but yeah, it's nuts.
[04:05:39] If you want money or something, you're appealing to those kids alone.
[04:05:41] Oh yeah, 100%.
[04:05:43] But yeah, I think that really, if this tells me anything,
[04:05:46] it tells me that more companies need to use AI.
[04:05:49] I think, yeah, we need to get more AI, not less AI then.
[04:05:53] Holy shit, what we've been waiting for.
[04:05:55] I already saw this before, another day in the life of Asmingold.
[04:06:06] You can smell the fucker, but you don't know where he is and the thing is
[04:06:19] Oh my god, okay, let's get it
[04:06:25] What's so annoying about that is the fact that like you have a dead rat in the house
[04:06:31] And you don't know where he is and you can actually use a dead rat
[04:06:36] As an alarm clock
[04:06:39] Because
[04:06:40] Whenever the Sun comes out
[04:06:42] Oh my god
[04:06:43] The rat will begin to smell bad and the smell will wake you back up
[04:06:49] From your sleep. Oh god, so it's like if you need to be awake
[04:06:53] With the cracks on the foundation
[04:06:55] You just have a dead rat and
[04:06:58] It will wake you up. You can't go and fuck shit up. Just because what is this room?
[04:07:03] With a bunch of anime girls a night being
[04:07:09] Nirvana yet true the American flag. Oh my kfc chicken
[04:07:15] Like it that you can't have a world that works that way
[04:07:18] Everybody thinks that they're right whenever they're doing it
[04:07:20] But at the end of the day if everybody thought there's all the money on the floor battle royale
[04:07:24] So in the 1800s wealthy farmers showed off their status not with luxury items
[04:07:30] But with commissioning oversized portraits of their animals.
[04:07:33] I remember this.
[04:07:34] Full fucking circle.
[04:07:35] Wait, what- wait, this is a- this is- this is a day in the life?
[04:07:45] I- I stay within the lanes, okay guys?
[04:07:48] Oh, it's a fit zombie.
[04:07:53] What?
[04:07:54] What?
[04:07:59] Just go around shooting people?
[04:08:08] Is this a game? I think so, yeah.
[04:08:11] Meanwhile, you're sitting around
[04:08:13] virtue signaling talking about how I'm a bad person.
[04:08:16] And you never even played it.
[04:08:18] That's why I just want to shock people.
[04:08:20] If you want to make a video game
[04:08:22] and you have a female protagonist
[04:08:24] And you want guys to play it she better have huge fucking tits or a big ass
[04:08:32] Or preferably both right hopefully both and of course yes, you don't have those two things you're not making a game for your audience
[04:08:41] That is like that. That's it. I'm just sitting in my room robot. This is it. I think this is a lizard
[04:08:47] This is a guy who's part goat. That's that's a lizard. We know that's a lizard
[04:08:51] Officer in high-stakes shootout casually listening to Asmongold during pursuit.
[04:08:56] Oh God.
[04:08:57] So I did see this.
[04:08:59] By the way, this is the traditional, the average Asmongold viewer.
[04:09:02] Hero police officer who takes down an armed gunman.
[04:09:07] You bring up a really good point.
[04:09:08] Comments like this, when an average just like random guy
[04:09:11] This is so stupid.
[04:09:12] People want to uphold a standard that puts him at a systematic disadvantage
[04:09:17] because of his skin color or his gender or sexuality.
[04:09:20] he's going to be radicalized against those people as he should be.
[04:09:23] You don't preface or contextualize all your comments.
[04:09:25] If you have to preface and contextualize every single thing that you say,
[04:09:29] in case some intellectually dishonest, emotionally unstable, retarded...
[04:09:33] I love how everything else stays the same.
[04:09:35] I'm just sitting in my room, that's it.
[04:09:38] The seasons change, everything else changes,
[04:09:42] but it's just me sitting in my room.
[04:09:45] On Twitter that has all their mental illnesses broadcast like personality traits on their bio,
[04:09:50] It's going to take it out of context and get mad at you for a reason that you didn't even intend.
[04:09:54] Then, I mean fuck, like that would be boring.
[04:09:56] Like imagine how long it's gonna take to have any conversation about that.
[04:09:59] It'd be exhausting.
[04:10:00] So no, I have to walk on eggshells around retards.
[04:10:03] And if they cry, we're gonna use them for content.
[04:10:05] As far as I look, last time I checked, things are going really well.
[04:10:08] Oh wow, okay, so it's a little bit unrealistic, okay guys?
[04:10:16] Jesus.
[04:10:16] Oh wow. Wow. That's a bed on the floor. Yep, accurate. Some of these are actually pretty
[04:10:28] good. All the cups everywhere.
[04:10:40] Is your post stream work out?
[04:10:42] Yeah guys, for sure.
[04:10:43] Totally is.
[04:10:46] What am I doing now?
[04:10:49] Am I gonna shoot myself?
[04:10:51] Am I about to shoot myself?
[04:10:57] Oh.
[04:11:02] Just randomly swinging the sword around in my room.
[04:11:07] I mean, not entirely inaccurate either.
[04:11:10] Oh god, I'm practicing?
[04:11:15] Yeah.
[04:11:17] The worst thing about this is how accurate it is.
[04:11:20] Oh my god.
[04:11:26] Yeah, and I have all these things too.
[04:11:34] One trillion.
[04:11:35] Okay, so it's a trillion dollars, it's gone up by 20%, so that means it's 200 billion.
[04:11:40] billion dollars. Literally, Bernie Sanders straight up was protesting for civil rights
[04:11:47] when it was a thing. This guy was there and this is the guy they're calling a racist freak.
[04:11:52] I am garbage at the game. So when I throw a grenade and blow myself up and my teammates
[04:11:57] call me a stupid bitch, I'm like, yeah, guys, I'm sorry. I'm 35. And bolding. I also
[04:12:03] hate black people, gay people, trans people, all minorities, disabled people. I hate
[04:12:09] women um i hate poor people
[04:12:17] oh my god
[04:12:20] you did say that i sure did uh wow
[04:12:25] okay guys um this is amazing let me link you guys the video this is really
[04:12:31] fucking funny no lies detected yeah it was
[04:12:34] actually quite good yeah unfathomably based i
[04:12:38] I guess it was the curveball at the end.
[04:12:40] I don't think that was the curveball.
[04:12:42] I feel like that was the advertisement,
[04:12:44] but sound advice, I've seen this one already.
[04:12:48] A small number of high guard dev team worked at Concord.
[04:12:51] I saw this before.
[04:12:52] It's the Concord trilogy.
[04:12:54] Asmon the clock has spoken.
[04:12:56] It's time to unleash your inner Yakuza in Yakuza Zero.
[04:13:00] I am going to play this game.
[04:13:01] It's just a matter of when.
[04:13:03] In nature, poisonous creatures will often develop
[04:13:05] bright colors to warn others of their toxicity.
[04:13:08] I do think this is kind of interesting, isn't it?
[04:13:11] Where the same thing seems to happen in nature
[04:13:14] that happens in my stream and also on the internet.
[04:13:18] It's the same fucking people every single time.
[04:13:21] The victims of Asmongold.
[04:13:26] Oh my God.
[04:13:34] The victims of Asmongold.
[04:13:35] Yes
[04:13:37] From Pokemon being exposed for her hypocrisy
[04:13:40] Christ
[04:13:42] Intended to be a jelk asman wasn't buying it though because he'd seen what others had missed. I don't think it was a joke
[04:13:48] I don't think she meant to visit Joe. I don't know my god for real like just essentially
[04:13:54] So is he lying about this happening with the question marks adding up judge. Oh my god
[04:13:59] So I'm just incredibly influential this youtuber has been.
[04:14:07] Asman however proved far more influential as his support.
[04:14:11] The perfect internet villain.
[04:14:12] 1.6 million views.
[04:14:16] Along with that of other creators pushed the movement forward.
[04:14:20] Stop killing games has reached 1 million signatures.
[04:14:26] This is exactly the amount it needed to reach the European Commission, which Asmond saw as a huge success.
[04:14:33] The fact is that the government has the army, the government has the guns, the government has all the power.
[04:14:39] If they tell a company to jump, the company says how high.
[04:14:43] The future of the movement, therefore, looks bright, leaving Pirate Software to lick the wounds to his ego.
[04:14:48] I hope that your initiative gets everything that you asked for, but nothing you wanted.
[04:14:52] Making him yet another victim of Asmond Gold.
[04:14:56] I like Thor. Thor is a really evict. I think he's a nice guy.
[04:15:01] But yeah, I guess so. Female redesigns cause outrage.
[04:15:05] Gamers called porn addicted gamers. I'll probably watch this at some point. I don't know.
[04:15:10] Dear God, every time I open Twitter it defaults to the 4U and these are the kinds of posts that I see.
[04:15:15] Okay, let's take a look at it here. Jesus Christ, there's no way this is a real video game.
[04:15:21] game. We really just watched the most obvious industry plant studio get handed game of the year.
[04:15:27] Oh my fucking god. All of you defending this game as if they didn't use generative AI. Also the game
[04:15:33] just looks like shit performance issues aside. You know that drawing the thing that AI generated
[04:15:38] doesn't make it not AI, right? People just retarded. I came back from a date. Let's say
[04:15:44] it didn't end well. It was our 10th date, so I felt confident telling him I'm trans. It turns
[04:15:50] out he wasn't cool with it and he said I tricked him and he wouldn't see me again.
[04:15:55] What has gotten into men these days? Oh my god. What is this wrong? The world's first 100% AI
[04:16:05] generated game is here. Wrong. Expedition 33 already came out. What? And this is their name.
[04:16:13] he him she her
[04:16:16] all know it amuses me when turks living in constant in opal rail about stolen
[04:16:21] land
[04:16:22] course
[04:16:23] uh... hey at least i'm not a nazi
[04:16:26] women and trans women are women men and trans men are men i think we should
[04:16:30] just all killers but what the fuck
[04:16:33] so incredibly disappointing to see these amazing people on this it's harry
[04:16:36] potter
[04:16:37] uh... the spine list how it was and jobless he has it all because kit
[04:16:42] Harrington this is the guy that played John Snow in Game of Thrones said that he would play a character in in Harry Potter
[04:16:49] God what a bunch of fucking retards. Oh my god. Where do these people come from?
[04:16:57] Yes, there's a whole series arriving as he was on boy
[04:16:59] I didn't know any of that at all wealthy district as a humble as a school board
[04:17:04] I don't know what this is at all a third door dash girl
[04:17:08] girl. We got Dordash essay girl, we got Dordash pepper spray girl, but that was not enough
[04:17:14] Dordash crime. We have the Dordash seafood boil bandit.
[04:17:19] Bro, I swear to fucking God bro, Dordash counts your fucking days.
[04:17:25] This is a creator who goes by Letoisa and in the rest of the video she describes how
[04:17:28] she's on her period, she's miserable. Yeah, it makes sense.
[04:17:33] She is going to just the only closet door to ask herself a whole ass seafood boil.
[04:17:39] And if you know that she is right out the jump, she knew something was going to happen
[04:17:43] because of the door dashers name, which I don't really know what she means by this.
[04:17:47] I can.
[04:17:48] Okay.
[04:17:49] I Oh God.
[04:17:50] Oh God, this is where I think it's going.
[04:17:56] What's that?
[04:17:57] What's the name?
[04:17:58] The door-dashers name was Quaishandai.
[04:18:01] Oh.
[04:18:03] We got friendly fire going on here.
[04:18:14] So...
[04:18:16] I knew it. I thought that's where it was gonna go. I wasn't sure.
[04:18:23] But so I wasn't referring to it. Yes.
[04:18:25] which I don't really know what she means by she knew something was going to happen because of the door dashers name
[04:18:32] Which I don't really know what she means by this
[04:18:34] But the door-dashers name was quayshonda and sure
[04:18:38] Uh-huh thing did go wrong because this door-dash or did not deliver the seafood boil. Nope
[04:18:44] The worst part about it is that she was right
[04:18:49] She was actually right about it
[04:18:51] They stole that shit, but they took a picture of that empty bag outside of someone else's house.
[04:18:56] She still had to walk downstairs and even find the empty bag.
[04:19:00] Wait, so Qashanda went and ate the seafood boil.
[04:19:04] I mean, also, like, you had to eat that shit quick.
[04:19:07] And so she ate the whole fucking thing and then put the empty bag in the doorstep and then took a photo of it?
[04:19:13] They've lately left her, like, one of the bottles of Sprite.
[04:19:17] So when she posts this, this blows off and immediately everyone is like,
[04:19:21] what city are you in?
[04:19:22] I'm going to find every single question in your city.
[04:19:26] And there's more than one.
[04:19:27] They find this girl's TikTok.
[04:19:29] And wouldn't you know it?
[04:19:30] Who has videos?
[04:19:31] this is just fucking sad bro.
[04:19:49] Like this is just so sad.
[04:19:52] So and remember what I said before.
[04:19:56] What city are you in?
[04:19:57] I'm going to find every single question in your city and y'all they did.
[04:20:01] They find this girl's tic-tac and what John remember what I said about that that hair that they have like this
[04:20:10] Like just that that that baby hair that they got going on any time did I see that you got trouble
[04:20:18] You got trouble. That's the way it is
[04:20:23] Oh
[04:20:25] I think that's actually like a higher level of trouble than like a septum piercing
[04:20:29] Y'all, they did, they find this girl's TikTok, and wouldn't you know it?
[04:20:35] Who has videos posted of the cat-damn seafood boil?
[04:20:40] This is the way to my heart.
[04:20:41] Yeah, it might also be the way to jail.
[04:20:44] No.
[04:20:45] Quashanda did that.
[04:20:46] So what did the internet do?
[04:20:47] They bullied her into the shadow room, dude.
[04:20:49] They were going back to videos she had posted years ago, leaving angry comments.
[04:20:55] Yo, brother, look at your bro- wait.
[04:20:57] Your brother looking up at you stealing seafood.
[04:21:07] So she believes that tic-tac, she makes a whole new one, they find that one.
[04:21:10] And also, so, is it, did her brother die or something?
[04:21:14] In my shadow realm, dude, they were going back to-
[04:21:18] You better stop arguing with your brother, he int- okay, no.
[04:21:21] She had posted years ago leaving angry comments.
[04:21:25] was. So. So. So they're using her dead brother and also the implication looking up at her.
[04:21:38] These guys. This is crazy. All of this over a I think it's about a hundred dollar seafood boil.
[04:21:47] Yes. Deletes the tick tock. She makes a whole new one. They find that one. She deletes that one.
[04:21:53] She makes a new one they find a third one people are so sick of this is just crazy
[04:21:59] This door-dash buffoonery that they are following these criminals into every lifetime
[04:22:04] So there's no legal justice this time, but door-dash it did a band Quashanda and they banned Quashanda
[04:22:11] She is constantly being bullied off the internet the door-dash PR team has to be loving this
[04:22:17] Anyway fun fact shopping is like my least favorite chore in the world
[04:22:20] Uh-huh gonna do it gonna do it now so and also y'all gotta understand that like
[04:22:29] Well, hold up. Oh, yeah, yeah, right here
[04:22:31] But y'all gotta understand like getting a seafood boil like this. That's big money
[04:22:36] Like I mean, this is like usually maybe somewhere about I
[04:22:41] Don't know a hunt like a like it's like 80 to
[04:22:44] 130 bucks, right? Because like this is looking like the Red Lobster one. I think it might
[04:22:50] be that is 200 plus some tips. Yeah. Yeah. I mean, this is big money. It's so plain looking.
[04:22:56] I mean, I'm sure it's good. I'm not a seafood guy. Okay. I'm not. I don't like seafood,
[04:23:01] but you know, I know some people like it is that politics still come for you. Fuck
[04:23:06] Nazis be it isn't political. It's morality. What is this here? We've also entered
[04:23:11] into a phase of US politics that it's not just someone higher taxes, someone lower taxes.
[04:23:16] It's become an actual fight for continuing the existence of democracy as a form of our
[04:23:20] government.
[04:23:21] Of Reddit, people, man, y'all got to stop this shit.
[04:23:28] Y'all really got to stop this.
[04:23:29] Like this is, this is crazy.
[04:23:32] Like this has to stop.
[04:23:33] I don't know where you find these people, man.
[04:23:35] I really don't.
[04:23:37] Most wholesome videos see today, Asma and Amy and Techdown baking Christmas cookies.
[04:23:41] I remember this this was like way back into this two years ago the jet all right guys. It's so sick in this homeboy
[04:23:47] Where's the part of this cat?
[04:23:50] Oh
[04:23:52] I remember it's gal Ventus
[04:23:55] I know I know him now
[04:23:57] This is whenever I was playing monster hunter. Where's the part with tech tones cat?
[04:24:06] Where is it?
[04:24:08] We're the cat zi no longer no no that's that's other one
[04:24:14] We're the cat
[04:24:17] I remember we made this it was awesome
[04:24:20] There's a cat right there like that's just how yeah, I remember this
[04:24:27] Really
[04:24:34] I'm gonna be real like after we ate that shit it was so bad
[04:24:38] It was so fucking bad man. And uh Christmas dinner? Yeah exactly. And I don't know if it shows like the way it is but it was uh let's say not good. I would say that for sure. We had a good time making this video. And uh why is gas so cheap?
[04:24:54] There's an 8 minute video. Nope. Okay and uh filtered furry. I remember seeing that too. And uh yeah I went through all the rest of these before also.
[04:25:02] also gothic one remake making of a story I already saw this before as well I
[04:25:06] gotta go back and find the fucking like where's everyone's backwards in
[04:25:10] immigration maybe I should look at this here but I don't know when I pay 146
[04:25:15] me post video sponsored by people fast forward to the sponsors and I feel like
[04:25:19] everybody does that shit anyway like it's not really a surprise so what is
[04:25:23] it with this fucking this speech Trump did I was gonna look at it and see
[04:25:27] what's going on with it but I didn't really have time to it and the
[04:25:31] National Defense Authorization Act.
[04:25:33] That sounds like a big problem.
[04:25:35] Holy shit.
[04:25:37] Yeah, give me a minute.
[04:25:38] Let me see if I can find it.
[04:25:40] Just ramble the round.
[04:25:42] Let me see.
[04:25:46] This is a short one.
[04:25:54] Okay.
[04:26:01] Alright Donald how we doing
[04:26:08] Merry Christmas
[04:26:11] Good evening American 11 months ago, I inherited a mess and I'm fixing it when I took off
[04:26:23] Good evening American 11 months ago, I inherited a mess
[04:26:27] fixing it. When I took office inflation was the worst in 48 years and some would
[04:26:34] say in the history of our country which caused prices to be higher than ever before
[04:26:39] making life so affordable for millions and millions of Americans. This happened
[04:26:46] during a Democrat administration and it's when we first began hearing the
[04:26:50] word affordability. Our border was open and because of this our country was
[04:26:56] being invaded by an army of 25 million people, many who came from prison.
[04:27:02] How does it keep going higher?
[04:27:04] Because I do feel like every single time they say how many illegals there are, it's just
[04:27:12] it's always more.
[04:27:15] Censors and jails.
[04:27:16] Because of inflation.
[04:27:17] You're right.
[04:27:19] Mental institutions and insane asylums.
[04:27:23] They were drug dealers, gang members, and even 11,888 murders, more than 50% of whom killed
[04:27:31] more than one person.
[04:27:33] This is what the Biden administration allowed to happen to our country.
[04:27:38] And it can never be allowed to happen again.
[04:27:41] I mean, to be honest, they did totally drop the ball with the border.
[04:27:45] Letting in all those illegals was a huge fucking mistake.
[04:27:48] It should have never happened.
[04:27:50] trump is completely right on the immigration thing he is a hundred percent
[04:27:54] right
[04:27:55] men playing in women's sports
[04:27:57] is right under for everybody
[04:27:59] crime at record levels
[04:28:01] with law enforcement uh...
[04:28:03] words such as that just absolutely forbidden
[04:28:07] we had the worst trade deals ever made in our country was left that from all
[04:28:12] over the world
[04:28:13] but they're not laughing anymore all over the past eleven months we have
[04:28:18] have brought more positive change to Washington than any administration in American history.
[04:28:25] That's pretty good.
[04:28:26] There's never been anything like it, and I think most would agree.
[04:28:30] I was elected in a landslide winning the popular vote and all seven swing states and
[04:28:36] everything else with the mandate to take on a sick and corrupt system that really
[04:28:45] just took the wealth from people and crushed the dreams of the American people.
[04:28:49] For the last four years, the United States was ruled by politicians who fought only for
[04:28:56] insiders, illegal aliens, career criminals, corporate lobbyists, prisoners, terrorists,
[04:29:02] and above all, foreign nations, which took advantage of us.
[04:29:06] He's right.
[04:29:07] He's right about this.
[04:29:08] I agree.
[04:29:09] Levels never seen before.
[04:29:10] They flooded your cities and towns with illegal aliens.
[04:29:14] They decimated your hard-earned savings.
[04:29:17] They indoctrinated your children with hate for America, released, but really, I mean,
[04:29:22] they just released a level of violent...
[04:29:25] It is true that like, I mean, as much as like people criticize Trump, he has taken a pretty
[04:29:30] hard-line stance against DEI garbage.
[04:29:33] Like there's no more drag queens in the White House, you know, like if the border
[04:29:37] is closed, there's not like this weird thing where we're going to act like anybody
[04:29:42] he can come to the United States and get money.
[04:29:44] Like he has done a lot of good things.
[04:29:47] Like obviously, like the transit military,
[04:29:49] I don't really have a strong opinion about that
[04:29:51] if you want me to be honest.
[04:29:52] Like I don't know, but yeah, there's that too.
[04:29:55] Sure, being normal.
[04:29:57] Yeah, I mean, I feel like there have been good things.
[04:30:01] The problems that we had never seen to pray on innocent.
[04:30:05] They caused war, they caused maim,
[04:30:08] They caused a horrible situation all over the globe,
[04:30:12] but now you have a president who fights
[04:30:14] for the law-abiding hard-working people of our country,
[04:30:18] the ones who make this nation run,
[04:30:21] who make this nation work.
[04:30:23] And after just one year,
[04:30:25] we have achieved more than anyone could have imagined.
[04:30:28] Starting on day one, I took immediate action
[04:30:31] to stop the invasion of our southern border
[04:30:33] for the past seven months.
[04:30:35] Zero illegal aliens have been allowed
[04:30:37] into our country. A feat which everyone said was absolutely impossible.
[04:30:42] It's crazy what you can do if you give a shit.
[04:30:45] Do you remember when Joe Biden said that he needed Congress to pass legislation
[04:30:49] to help close the border?
[04:30:51] He was always blaming Congress and everyone else. As it turned out,
[04:30:56] we didn't need legislation. We just needed a new president.
[04:31:00] We inherited the worst border anywhere in the world and we quickly turned it
[04:31:04] into the strongest border in the history of our country.
[04:31:07] In other words, in a few short months,
[04:31:10] we went from worst to best.
[04:31:13] Wow, I knew it.
[04:31:14] With deporting criminals, restoring safety
[04:31:16] to our most dangerous cities.
[04:31:18] Just take a look at Washington, DC.
[04:31:21] It's at levels of safety that we've never seen before.
[04:31:25] Very safe.
[04:31:26] And they decimated the bloodthirsty,
[04:31:28] foreign drug cartels.
[04:31:30] We did that all by ourselves with our people,
[04:31:33] and we're so proud of it because they were poisoning and destroying our
[04:31:38] population
[04:31:39] drugs brought in by ocean and by sea
[04:31:42] are now down ninety four percent
[04:31:46] we have broken the grip of sinister woke radicals in our schools and control
[04:31:51] over those i don't think they've gone hard hard enough on that by the way
[04:31:55] like i think that they've let these people run wild
[04:31:58] like they need to go absolutely scorched earth on all these like
[04:32:00] weirdos that are trying to like indoctrinate kids and like bring politics into like elementary
[04:32:05] schools. They've got to go absolutely scorched earth with them. Like totally defund them,
[04:32:10] you know, take these people like, you know, remove their positions, like do whatever you
[04:32:13] can do, whatever you can possibly do to get rid of them.
[04:32:17] Schools is back now in the hands of our great and loving states where education
[04:32:23] belongs. After rebuilding the United States military in my first term and with the
[04:32:28] addition would stop posting deportation numbers because there's no difference and everything he
[04:32:32] says is performative. No, I think that they stopped posting them probably because they haven't really
[04:32:37] gone up. They probably were only posting them because they're the same. And also, it would make
[04:32:42] sense that the beginning numbers would be higher because you'd be catching all the ones that you
[04:32:45] would be the most aware of. But also, I would want to see more of that too. But it's undeniable
[04:32:51] that they have deported a lot of people from the country, as well as people that have self
[04:32:55] Deported also. So yeah, I mean I I think which is a great thing. It's a great now
[04:33:00] I think they should have gone like they're not going hard enough on it, but I agree with what they're trying to do
[04:33:09] Get those numbers up. Oh, yeah, no, I agree
[04:33:12] We are adding right now. We have the most powerful
[04:33:17] Military anywhere in the world and it's not even close Wow
[04:33:21] I've restored American strength to settle eight wars in ten months destroyed the Iran nuclear threat and ended the war in Gaza
[04:33:29] Bringing for the first time in 3,000 years
[04:33:33] Peace to the Middle East and secure Trump brought peace to the Middle East for the first time in 3,000 years. That's pretty good. I
[04:33:41] Don't know if that's true or not
[04:33:42] But if it is it's pretty good. You're at the release of the hostages both living and dead
[04:33:48] Here at home we're bringing our economy back from the brink of ruin to last
[04:33:54] administration and their allies in Congress looted our Treasury for
[04:33:58] trillions of dollars driving up prices and everything at levels never seen
[04:34:02] before. I am bringing those high prices down and bringing them down very fast.
[04:34:08] Let's look at the facts. Under the Biden administration, car prices rose 22% and
[04:34:15] in many states, 30% or more.
[04:34:18] Gasoline rose 30 to 50%.
[04:34:21] Hotel rates rose 37%.
[04:34:24] Airfares rose 31%.
[04:34:26] Now under our leadership,
[04:34:28] they're all coming down and coming down fast.
[04:34:31] I'll say like my experience with things
[04:34:33] between like this year and last year
[04:34:35] is that things are about the same.
[04:34:39] Like I don't really spend a lot of money,
[04:34:41] But like if I go to the grocery store or I buy gas,
[04:34:46] I mean, it's been like a plus minus 10 to 20%.
[04:34:50] That's been about it.
[04:34:51] I don't think there's been like a large, massive change.
[04:34:55] Do you actually believe this shit?
[04:34:56] I believe some of it, I agree with some of it.
[04:34:58] I don't agree with all of it.
[04:35:00] Like the amount of things that like he's reduced
[04:35:02] the price on, I think that really,
[04:35:05] like I don't see that whenever I go to the grocery
[04:35:09] store, I don't.
[04:35:10] I don't see that.
[04:35:11] i think it's it's obvious that like he did that with the border right i mean the
[04:35:14] border actions i think are are good
[04:35:17] the gases down to like i don't know bro you're rich
[04:35:20] it you can have a billion dollars but if the thing says five and it used to say
[04:35:24] for you can say the price is gone up
[04:35:26] you don't need to be
[04:35:27] poor or rich to be able to identify a trend
[04:35:31] mcrat politicians also set the course of groceries are yet outside but we
[04:35:36] are solving that too
[04:35:37] The price of a Thanksgiving turkey was down 33% compared to the
[04:35:43] Biden's last year.
[04:35:45] The price of eggs is down 82% since March and everything else is
[04:35:49] falling rapidly.
[04:35:52] And it's not done yet, but boy, are we making progress.
[04:35:55] Nobody can believe what's going on here.
[04:35:58] It's just some of the efforts that we have underway.
[04:36:00] You will see in your wallets and bank accounts in the new year.
[04:36:04] After years of record-setting falling incomes, our policies are boosting take-home pay at a historic pace
[04:36:11] Under Biden real wage is plummeted by three. I think it's pretty obvious that they I mean Biden fucked it up
[04:36:18] Plenty, but like I think it has to be even higher like even if you give people a 20% raise
[04:36:23] It's still not enough to account for inflation and wage stagnation like it has to be
[04:36:29] Substantially even more than 20%
[04:36:31] I don't think people realize how far behind they actually are.
[04:36:36] $1000.
[04:36:37] Really, really bad.
[04:36:38] Under Trump, the typical factory worker has seen a wage increase of $1,300.
[04:36:43] For construction workers, it's $1,800.
[04:36:47] For miners, we're bringing back clean, beautiful coal, it's $3,300.
[04:36:54] And for the first time in years, wages are rising much faster than inflation.
[04:37:00] that wage is just look at it. Wage is... I mean, that's great, but it's got to be more. It does.
[04:37:06] It's got to be more. I mean, even if this is... I don't know if it's true or not, right? I haven't seen
[04:37:10] the graph, but like it... the level of discrepancy is like, in my opinion, less than half. Like,
[04:37:18] I think people need to be like in order for it to have kept up with the level of the economy.
[04:37:23] People should be getting paid like twice as much as they're getting paid now.
[04:37:26] That's how big the difference is probably honestly and that's conservative
[04:37:32] We just need to double in order to make a difference. Yeah, it's really really bad. It's not happening
[04:37:37] I don't think it's going to happen either, but I'm just putting in in the perspective
[04:37:40] Are going up much faster than inflation. How big is that?
[04:37:46] very importantly, there are more people working today than at any time in American history and
[04:37:51] and 100% of all jobs created since I took office have been in the private sector.
[04:37:57] Think of that. 100% of all jobs have been in the private sector rather than government,
[04:38:05] which is the only way to make a country powerful and great.
[04:38:10] I don't agree with that. I think it's fine to have people in government, but sure.
[04:38:13] I mean, like it's good to have more jobs.
[04:38:15] This historic trend will continue already.
[04:38:17] I've secured a record-breaking $18 trillion of investment into the United States, which means jobs,
[04:38:24] wage increases, growth, factory openings, and far greater national security. Much of this success
[04:38:32] has been accomplished by tariffs. My favorite word, tariffs, which for many decades have been
[04:38:39] used successfully by other countries against us, but not anymore. Companies know that if they
[04:38:46] They build in America, there are no terrorists.
[04:38:48] And that's why they're coming home to the USA in record numbers.
[04:38:53] They're building factories and plants at levels we haven't seen, AI, automobiles.
[04:38:58] We're doing what nobody thought was even possible, not even remotely possible.
[04:39:03] There has never, frankly, been anything like it.
[04:39:07] One year ago, our country was dead.
[04:39:09] We were absolutely dead.
[04:39:12] Our country was ready to fail, totally failed.
[04:39:15] now with the hottest country anywhere in the world.
[04:39:19] And that's said by every single leader that I've spoken to over the last five months.
[04:39:25] Next year you will also see the results of the largest tax cuts in American history that
[04:39:30] were really accomplished through our great, big, beautiful bill, perhaps the most sweeping
[04:39:36] legislation ever passed in Congress.
[04:39:39] We wrapped 12 different bills up into one beautiful bill.
[04:39:43] That includes no tax on tips, no tax on overtime, and no tax on social security for our great
[04:39:51] seniors.
[04:39:52] Wow.
[04:39:53] Under these cuts, many families will be saving between $11,000 and $20,000 a year, and next
[04:40:00] spring is projected to be the largest tax refund season of all time.
[04:40:06] Because of...
[04:40:07] Jesus.
[04:40:08] Yeah.
[04:40:09] I mean, I feel like that's always what's going to happen because of inflation.
[04:40:10] Like, I feel like you're going to have to wait and see this.
[04:40:13] tariffs along with the just past one big beautiful bit.
[04:40:17] Only the first 10,000 is in tax, is in tip, is in tax.
[04:40:20] Yeah, that's fine.
[04:40:21] It probably should be higher than that,
[04:40:23] but like I don't think that somebody making
[04:40:25] over $100,000 on tips or over like maybe $60,000 on tips
[04:40:29] shouldn't be taxed at that point.
[04:40:31] Like I think it makes a lot of sense
[04:40:33] whenever you're talking about a person making like,
[04:40:35] you know, maybe like 20, 30, $40,000 a year.
[04:40:38] Why?
[04:40:39] It's because they can afford to pay that.
[04:40:41] like the idea is so you don't have the taxes end up
[04:40:45] like basically cannibalizing a person's ability to make a living and to like
[04:40:49] have any degree of dignity while living
[04:40:51] so that that's really it like obviously if you're making over a hundred k a year
[04:40:56] you should be able to pay money on tips i mean dot of course
[04:41:00] uh... but like if you're making twenty or thirty thousand dollars a year you
[04:41:03] shouldn't
[04:41:04] that's literally the way that
[04:41:06] that it's common sense of the case nothing
[04:41:09] It's not nothing. What are you talking about? Like yes, obviously though inflation has caused it to go up
[04:41:16] But a hundred K is a lot of fucking money
[04:41:19] Oh tonight. I am also proud to announce. Yeah, anybody disagreeing with that's a retard that more than
[04:41:27] 1,400
[04:41:28] 50,000 think of this one million
[04:41:31] 450,000 military service members will receive a special we call
[04:41:37] warrior dividend before Christmas, a warrior dividend. In honor of our nation's founding
[04:41:44] in 1776, we are sending every soldier $1,776. Think of that. And the checks are already on
[04:41:56] the way. Nobody understood that one until about 30 minutes ago. We made a lot more
[04:42:03] He's just made it up. Okay. I guess that's good, right? Sure.
[04:42:09] Money that anybody thought because of tariffs and the bill helped us along.
[04:42:13] Nobody deserves it more than our military. And I say congratulations to everybody.
[04:42:18] And by the way,
[04:42:19] we now have record enlistment in our military. And last year we had among the
[04:42:23] worst recruitment numbers in our military history.
[04:42:26] A lot of difference a year makes. In addition,
[04:42:29] I'm doing what no politician of either party has ever done.
[04:42:33] standing up to the special interest to dramatically reduce the price of prescription drugs.
[04:42:38] I negotiated directly with the drug companies and foreign nations
[04:42:43] to which we're taking advantage of our country for many decades
[04:42:46] to slash prices on drugs and pharmaceuticals by as much as 400, 500, and even 600 percent.
[04:42:55] In other words, your drug costs will be plummeting downward,
[04:42:59] and i use the threat of tariffs to get foreign countries would never have done it
[04:43:03] to pay the cost of this giant dollar reduction i mean obviously that's good it's i mean it i
[04:43:10] can't see anybody getting mad at that's obviously a good thing stop ripping us off and it began
[04:43:16] as of four days ago there has never been anything like this in the history of our country drugs
[04:43:22] have only gone up but now growing up i i feel like there's always like this thing where
[04:43:29] Like, there was a perception that Americans paid a tremendous amount of money for drugs
[04:43:34] and people in Europe and other developing countries didn't pay even anywhere near that
[04:43:40] for the same exact drugs.
[04:43:41] So we end up subsidizing the, you know, medical needs of other people in other countries,
[04:43:47] which is totally fucking unfair.
[04:43:50] Totally unfair to Americans.
[04:43:51] That's true.
[04:43:52] Yeah, I think so.
[04:43:54] They'll be going down by numbers never perceived to possible.
[04:43:58] It's called most favored nation and no president has ever had the courage or ability to get
[04:44:04] this done until now.
[04:44:06] The first of these unprecedented price reductions will be available starting in January through
[04:44:12] a new website, trumprx.gov.
[04:44:16] And these big price cuts will greatly reduce the cost of healthcare.
[04:44:20] I'm also taking on the gigantic health insurance companies that have gotten rich on billions
[04:44:26] of dollars of money that should go directly to the health insurance companies are complete
[04:44:30] fucking parasites. They're absolute fucking parasites. I mean, the thing is that I feel
[04:44:36] like, you know, even if you didn't really agree with Luigi, right, which I think obviously
[04:44:41] it's a bad thing. But I think a lot of people fucking hate health insurance. And I feel
[04:44:47] like all insurance is in one way or another kind of a scam. I think it being managed
[04:44:53] by these private companies that are like having these CEOs and these executives that
[04:44:57] work there getting these massive payouts and it basically like this is a for-profit company
[04:45:02] that's trying to micromanage and min max taking the optimized amount of money away from you
[04:45:08] and then giving you the minimized amount of care as a result of it. I feel like that's
[04:45:13] a pretty bad cynical fucking shitty system. Insurance is a scam. Yeah, I think so too.
[04:45:18] Like this is why I didn't like ObamaCare is I felt like it gave these insurance
[04:45:22] company is basically welfare. And I would like to see a single payer system. I would. I think they
[04:45:27] should tax people more money. And we just focus on it that way rather than this bullshit, you know,
[04:45:33] these private companies that are like, you know, like minting new billionaires, like multiple people
[04:45:38] became billionaires that were like owners and business, you know, like people inside of the
[04:45:43] pharmaceutical industry through COVID. I think, I mean, what else, what else more do it? Can
[04:45:48] Can you say than that?
[04:45:51] So basically like in the EU, I mean I don't know exactly all the details in the EU.
[04:45:55] What the fuck, you're not subsidizing others?
[04:45:59] Is your health insurance companies doing the prices?
[04:46:01] Other countries have nothing to do?
[04:46:02] Yeah, they do.
[04:46:03] Absolutely.
[04:46:04] Whenever I hear that people are able to get a drug in another country that's like
[04:46:08] a one-one-hundredth the price in America, then Americans are subsidizing the price.
[04:46:13] It's pretty obvious.
[04:46:16] directly obvious to the people the money should go to the people that's you so
[04:46:22] they can buy their own health insurance which will give far better benefits at
[04:46:27] much lower cost it will be far better and so for example yeah exactly insurance
[04:46:33] the current unaffordable care act was created to make insurance companies
[04:46:38] rich it was bad health care at much too high a cost and you see that now in the
[04:46:44] steep increase in premiums being demanded by the democrats and they are
[04:46:48] demanding those increases and it's their fault it is not the republicans fault
[04:46:53] it's the democrats fault
[04:46:55] it's the unaffordable care act and everybody knew it
[04:46:59] again i want the money to go directly to the people so you can get it was
[04:47:03] ridiculous that you were like mandated to have to pay these private
[04:47:07] insurance companies money or they would find you
[04:47:09] like i i didn't even know how that was legal
[04:47:12] Like, it was the biggest fucking scam ever. Like, I hated this. I was so glad they got rid of it.
[04:47:18] It's not really, though, headache medicine produced here cost $1.50 for 10 tablets.
[04:47:22] Are these just the Americans or is there some not paying it? Well, of course it's not for every drug.
[04:47:27] Duh. Of course not. When would I say that?
[04:47:29] By your own health care, you get much better health care at a much lower price.
[04:47:34] The only losers will be insurance companies that have gotten rich in the Democrat party,
[04:47:39] which is totally controlled by those same insurance companies. They will not be happy,
[04:47:45] but that's okay with me because you the people are finally going to be getting great health care at
[04:47:50] a lower cost. Another major focus is the cost of energy. For years the radical left Democrats
[04:47:56] exploited the green energy. I don't know why we don't just do more nuclear power.
[04:48:02] I'm going to be honest. I feel like that is the weirdest thing that it seems like
[04:48:06] Republicans and Democrats don't really talk about a lot. It seems like just because we
[04:48:11] had like that one meltdown, right, that Chernobyl, that now, you know, it was like, what's the
[04:48:18] meme? Because the Communists couldn't couldn't figure out how to boil water. Now, you know,
[04:48:24] we have to have like bad energy. Nobody can use nuclear power. It's ridiculous.
[04:48:30] Energy scam as an excuse to funnel many billions of dollars into their own massive
[04:48:34] slush funds as their energy restrictions drastically drove up prices and they drove them up at record
[04:48:41] levels. Electricity cost surge 30 to 100% under Biden and the typical family loss, $5,000 to $10,000
[04:48:51] in higher energy costs. Think of that, $5,000 to $10,000 you lost. On day one, I declared a
[04:48:58] national energy emergency gasoline is now under $2 and 50 cents a gallon in
[04:49:04] much of the country in some states it by the way just hit $1.99 a gallon and
[04:49:11] within the next 12 months we will have opened 1,600 new electrical generating
[04:49:17] plants a record and it's a record that won't be beaten by practically I would
[04:49:22] say by anybody oh we're certainly not very soon prices that's good
[04:49:27] electricity and everything else will fall dramatically
[04:49:30] the democrat inflation disaster again
[04:49:33] the worst in the history of our country also robbed millions of a lot i'ma be
[04:49:38] honest like i have not even paid attention to gas
[04:49:42] like i get gas maybe like once a month because i don't really drive a lot
[04:49:46] but i i actually don't know what price gases right now
[04:49:50] americans of home ownership and indeed the american dream
[04:49:54] the yearly cost of a typical new mortgage increase by
[04:49:57] fifteen thousand dollars under democrat rule
[04:50:01] in eleven months we've already gotten that annual cost down by three
[04:50:06] thousand dollars and it's cut it they have to get rid of the the thing is that
[04:50:09] people that are using residential houses for commercial goals
[04:50:14] need to be regulated
[04:50:16] like whether it's black rock or a large real estate investor
[04:50:21] like fundamentally you have residential areas and commercial areas
[04:50:26] there are too many people that are owning these houses and then renting them
[04:50:30] out
[04:50:31] for airbnb is or
[04:50:33] price-fixing with a degree of uh... you know plausible deniability because
[04:50:38] they do it through an algorithmic decision on how much pricing is so
[04:50:42] they're not technically collaborating this shit needs to get regulated
[04:50:47] it does it has to get regulated and the amount of people that are
[04:50:51] going around and owning all these properties and then charging like a huge amount of money for them
[04:50:58] is awful. I think that's like there's basically you get rid of that, you get all of the illegals
[04:51:05] that are living in the houses and anybody that's telling you that there aren't illegals living
[04:51:10] in houses is a lying retard. They are a lying retard. I've seen them, I drive around in Austin,
[04:51:18] they're everywhere. You get rid of the illegals and there's going to be free houses out there.
[04:51:23] It's going to happen. So it's undeniable. Anybody that's lived in a low-income area knows for a fact
[04:51:30] this is true. So yeah, three doors down for me. Yeah, exactly. We all know this. And so you get
[04:51:36] rid of them. You get rid of the people that are owning. You know, they're using, you know,
[04:51:41] 200 retail or sorry, 200 residential properties as commercial assets and you regulate or you
[04:51:49] stop that, you break that up and the prices are going to be reasonable again.
[04:51:54] Well, maybe not reasonable, but they're going to be a lot better. The problem is that foreign
[04:51:59] businesses own the properties. There should be no reason of foreign countries should
[04:52:01] own land in the United States. It's not about whether there are there are there are
[04:52:07] homegrown bad actors too. The main issue isn't whether they're foreign or native. It's about
[04:52:13] what they're doing. Focus on what's happening, not who's doing it. The thing is the problem.
[04:52:20] Deal with the thing. Coming down a lot slower. What do you see? The numbers are going to be
[04:52:26] shut. Somebody's saying you're telling businesses to sell ship for cheaper, which isn't going
[04:52:30] to happen. No, I'm saying that their entire business model should be made illegal.
[04:52:34] The entire business model of a large capital owner buying up all of the residential properties in an area, and then price fixing them to a degree that it prices out the people in that area, and then they effectively have empty houses.
[04:52:51] Yeah, I think that should be fucking illegal. You shouldn't be able to do that. That is in the benefit of not a single American.
[04:52:59] At the end of the day, the government should, to a degree, exist to act in the best interest of the citizen.
[04:53:06] Is it in the best interest of the citizen that 200, 100, 150, let's just say it's 10.
[04:53:14] 10 families get displaced because one person wants to make a million dollars, or 10 million dollars, or 50 million dollars.
[04:53:23] It's ridiculous. It's a ridiculous exploit that should not happen.
[04:53:27] happen. And again, I go back to the zoning argument. There is zoning for residential and
[04:53:34] commercial areas. They are using these properties as commercial assets. That's a problem.
[04:53:43] Patch it out. Yeah, it's an obvious exploit.
[04:53:48] Don't do that. The government supports corruption. Look, look, I'm fully aware of that.
[04:53:53] but this is my you're asking i i'm giving my opinion
[04:53:57] talking and i'll soon announce our next chairman of the federal reserve someone who believes in
[04:54:03] lower interest rates by a lot and mortgage payments will be coming down even further
[04:54:09] early the new year and you will see this in the new year i will announce some of the most
[04:54:14] aggressive housing reform plans in american history a major factor in driving up housing costs
[04:54:20] was the colossal border invasion. We have never been invaded.
[04:54:25] It's obvious. I mean, anybody that thinks that the having millions of people come over
[04:54:31] from the border isn't effecting housing prices and these people aren't living in any houses
[04:54:36] or any apartments, like you've got to be like professionally retarded to think that.
[04:54:43] This is the worst.
[04:54:44] Like serious retarded.
[04:54:45] That big time retarded.
[04:54:46] started in my opinion. The worst thing that the Biden administration did to our country
[04:54:51] is the invasion obvious. It's obvious at the border. The last administration and their allies
[04:54:56] in Congress brought in millions and millions of migrants and gave them taxpayer funded housing
[04:55:02] while your rent and housing cost skyrocketed over six. This is what he won the election on by the
[04:55:07] way. This is I think the main issue. 60% of growth in the rental market came from foreign
[04:55:13] migrants at the same time illegal aliens stole American jobs and flooded emergency rooms getting free
[04:55:20] health care and education pays true it's actually true uh is it like anytime that i went to the
[04:55:25] emergency room with my dad or my my parents like my even my mom back in the day there would always
[04:55:30] be a bunch of people there that could not speak english and like what do you think the odds are
[04:55:36] at least a lot of them are illegal i'm sorry i know it's not politically correct to say
[04:55:40] It's 100%. Maybe it's 90%.
[04:55:49] For by you, the American taxpayer, they also increased the cost of law enforcement by numbers
[04:55:54] so high that they are not even to be mentioned. For the first time in 50 years, we are now
[04:56:00] seeing reverse migration as my...
[04:56:03] Are there the odds that they paid zero? That's mega racist? No, it's not. The English
[04:56:08] English is the language of America. All of the speeches here, everything in America is
[04:56:14] done in English. If you can't speak English, you shouldn't be here. And the majority of
[04:56:22] the people that are here that are, you know, not able to speak English, and they're at
[04:56:27] an emergency room with like six people, I'm sorry, but they're probably illegals.
[04:56:34] are. And if they're not probably, they will have the highest ratio of being
[04:56:39] illegals than any other group. It's just common sense. People go to the emergency
[04:56:45] room. See, this is the problem is that a lot of like upper middle class liberal
[04:56:50] white people don't understand this. But if you have been to one of the major
[04:56:55] hospitals in your city, you will know that that is where all of the poor
[04:57:00] people go to get healthcare. This is a fact. And if you don't believe me, go there and look at the
[04:57:07] sit there at the at the lobby and you're going to find out. That's it. And they always stress this
[04:57:14] every time the public system. Yes, they completely stress the public system now. And like this is
[04:57:19] another thing too is that I went there and they had to communicate. There was like a screen that
[04:57:24] they had to talk to the screen and then go back and forth because of some person that
[04:57:29] couldn't speak English. Like, think about how much strain that puts on the system that now,
[04:57:34] in order to have a conversation with this person that shouldn't even be in the country in the first
[04:57:39] place, you have to go through it and it takes twice as long. It's retarded. They should all
[04:57:45] be sent back. It's not even... This is the moderate position, by the way. Like, the idea that we
[04:57:53] We should be subsidizing a bunch of third worlders to come into our country that can't
[04:57:59] even speak the language so they can get free health care here is fucking retarded.
[04:58:05] It is.
[04:58:06] It's completely fucking retarded.
[04:58:08] And the only people that think that it's good are people that haven't been to the emergency
[04:58:12] room and haven't had to wait longer.
[04:58:15] And like you sit in the emergency room.
[04:58:17] I'm not even kidding you.
[04:58:18] You would sit there for like five hours.
[04:58:21] Like, I've done this recently in Austin, Texas.
[04:58:26] It doesn't matter whether it's the one downtown, another one.
[04:58:30] It doesn't make a difference.
[04:58:31] Nine hours, but it's outrageous.
[04:58:33] So many people, yes, you die in the waiting room, well, that usually doesn't happen.
[04:58:38] I mean, the people, they do their best, the best that they can, but they're completely
[04:58:41] overloaded.
[04:58:43] In Canada, the minimum wait time is five hours, no matter what.
[04:58:45] It's crazy.
[04:58:48] You even have interpreters on standby for the police emergencies.
[04:58:50] yeah, it's nuts. And can't you pay to make it faster? You can. And the people that are paying
[04:58:56] to make it faster think that it's not a problem. That's the issue is that the people that are
[04:59:01] able to afford better healthcare, they're able to afford to live in a nicer area. And they never
[04:59:06] have to see the second order effects of illegal mass migration and just in general having a
[04:59:13] bunch of refugees somewhere or just in general having people that are totally
[04:59:17] unassimilated with the culture. They can't speak the language. They're illegal aliens.
[04:59:22] They never see these people. This is like an abstraction that they imagine whenever they're
[04:59:28] reading like some book or they're watching something on the news. I've seen it because
[04:59:34] I live in the area. I know what this is like. I've grown up like this. It's a fucking
[04:59:39] problem. And don't ever listen to some random person from Michigan, some person that's
[04:59:45] living in some gated community, some white person living in the gated community in Michigan,
[04:59:50] call you a bigot or a racist because you don't want to have your area overrun by illegal
[04:59:55] migrants. This is outrageous. They're signing you up for a check that they never have to
[05:00:02] cash. It's outrageous. It's totally unfair. It's completely selfish. And it's effectively,
[05:00:09] Again, I will say once more, it is class warfare.
[05:00:13] It is upper middle class and upper class people because the only people that benefit from
[05:00:19] having this massive underclass of illegal aliens and people that are effectively indentured
[05:00:23] servants in America, the main people that benefit from it are the health care executives
[05:00:29] because they have it all subsidized by the government, and then also business owners
[05:00:33] because they exploit their labor and use their labor to replace American jobs.
[05:00:39] It is not in a single American's best interest, except for the top 10% of society, because
[05:00:44] now they have cheaper fucking servants.
[05:00:47] That's it.
[05:00:48] I was back.
[05:00:49] I love you for this.
[05:00:50] Yeah.
[05:00:51] I mean, it's not.
[05:00:52] And the thing is that if they were Russians, this would be the same problem.
[05:00:56] Like, it's not about whether they're brown, black, white, or fucking Asian.
[05:01:01] It's about the fact that they are not assimilated, they're not paying taxes, they're being
[05:01:05] paid at a massively reduced rate, which makes it completely anti-competitive, that all of
[05:01:10] this stuff should be shut down completely.
[05:01:13] It's not even a question.
[05:01:14] It's not about being Hispanic.
[05:01:16] It's not about being black, being Somalian.
[05:01:18] It's about whether these people are integrating into society and whether they are a drain
[05:01:23] on the system or not.
[05:01:24] And I think they are.
[05:01:26] And if you don't believe me, go to your local emergency room and just watch how
[05:01:30] it happens.
[05:01:31] Let's go back home, leaving more housing and more jobs for Americans.
[05:01:38] And the year before my election, all net creation of jobs was going to foreign migrants.
[05:01:45] Since I took office, 100% of all net job creation has gone to American-born citizens.
[05:01:55] I don't know if I believe that, but I hope so.
[05:01:58] 100%.
[05:01:59] the end government either serves the productive patriotic hard work in american citizen or
[05:02:05] it serves those who break the laws, cheat the system and seek power and profit at the
[05:02:11] expense of our nation.
[05:02:14] Look at Minnesota where some millions have taken over the economics of the state and
[05:02:18] have stolen billions and billions of dollars from Minnesota and indeed from the united
[05:02:24] states of america and we're going to put an end to it.
[05:02:28] It is ridiculous and it's crazy that it's happened and in my opinion I think that the
[05:02:34] people in Minnesota have turned a blind eye to this because it's part of a racial demographic
[05:02:41] that they are uncomfortable criticizing.
[05:02:46] Basically that if this was a bunch of I think white people, white Americans that did all
[05:02:50] this fraud, I bet they probably would have gotten arrested and there would have been
[05:02:53] a unilateral condemnation on it, but because it's coming from a bunch of people that are
[05:02:58] foreigners and they're from a different culture, we're supposed to just expect and be okay
[05:03:03] with them scamming us.
[05:03:06] That's what I think.
[05:03:07] Who cares?
[05:03:08] A lot of people care.
[05:03:09] I don't think I want my tax dollars going to paying for even more terrorism.
[05:03:14] We already have enough of our tax dollars going to terrorism already.
[05:03:18] As long as before my election, the vast majority of good and decent Americans were forced to
[05:03:24] watch as corrupt politicians plundered the halls of power, exploited our taxpayers, and
[05:03:31] pillaged every system that makes civilized society function.
[05:03:35] But not anymore, and you see that every day, not anymore.
[05:03:39] We're putting America first, and we are making America great again.
[05:03:43] Very simple.
[05:03:44] We are making America great again.
[05:03:47] Right after 11 months our border is secure, inflation is stopped, wages are up, prices
[05:03:53] are down, our nation is strong, America is respected, and our country is back stronger
[05:04:01] than ever before.
[05:04:03] We're poised for an economic boom, the likes of which the world has never seen, so we
[05:04:08] will host the World Cup and the Olympics, both of which I got, but most importantly
[05:04:14] we will celebrate the 250th of which I got, but most importantly, we will celebrate the
[05:04:20] 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence.
[05:04:25] There could be no more fitting tribute to this epic milestone than to complete the comeback
[05:04:32] of America that began just one year ago.
[05:04:36] When the world looks at us next year, let them see a nation that is loyal to its citizens,
[05:04:42] faithful to its work, is confident to its identity,
[05:04:45] certain to its destiny, and the envy of the entire globe.
[05:04:50] We are respected again, like we have never been respected
[05:04:54] before.
[05:04:55] To each and every one of you, have a Merry Christmas
[05:04:59] and a Happy New Year.
[05:05:00] God bless you all.
[05:05:05] If I had to rate this speech, I'd give it like a five.
[05:05:09] I think this speech could have been an email.
[05:05:12] I do. I mean, a lot of this is stuff like, I mean, I want you to come out and announce
[05:05:17] that you're going to arrest the people in Minnesota that are doing the fraud. I want
[05:05:22] to see, like, I mean, yeah, I'm on board with the border stuff and you're right with all
[05:05:26] that stuff. You're doing a great job. That's good. Dogs and biting nips. Yeah. Yeah.
[05:05:31] I want to see more with this. And I think also, I mean, that the freedom dividend,
[05:05:36] I am just completely ambivalent towards, I don't have a strong opinion about it
[05:05:40] one way or another. That's genuinely the way I feel about it. No, I don't give a shit.
[05:05:45] But yeah, it's not a lot of money. It's not a big deal. I just, you know, it is what it
[05:05:50] is. So yeah, even in dress, the eating of cats and dogs, true. And vote out Tim Walls.
[05:05:56] I mean, sure, I think they should investigate to figure out whether there's corruption
[05:05:59] and fraud inside of it. I mean, overall, yeah, let's see here, term limits for every
[05:06:04] member of Congress. I mean, I don't agree with term limits. I don't. I don't agree
[05:06:09] return moments. It'd be great if we could get back to not needing a dual income household to live
[05:06:13] comfortably. Well, yeah, that's true. We're not stupid, no more lies. I think that a lot of people,
[05:06:19] the problem is that this is, I think, the biggest issue with their messaging, is that the main
[05:06:26] thing that I think their messaging is weak on is with affordability. Affordability is the most
[05:06:32] important thing right now for Americans. And I think that honestly, they're not doing enough
[05:06:38] for it. I think Zoran Mandami won the election on affordability. I think that you're going to
[05:06:43] continue to see more populous candidates, more America first candidates, because you can say
[05:06:48] he's not America first, but at least he's New York first, right? And that's what you'd want
[05:06:52] whenever you're electing a mayor for New York. Imagine that. And so at the end of the day,
[05:06:57] people want to have a person who is acting in their best interest directly.
[05:07:02] Here we talk about the Turtle Island Liberation. No, I didn't see that at all. People are
[05:07:06] are stupid though he just went up and lied about every major thing maybe aside from the
[05:07:09] border and 30% of the country still love him. Well I think that a lot of people want to support
[05:07:13] the president and they want Trump to do well. I mean anybody who doesn't want Trump to do well
[05:07:19] is just a retard that wants America to fail. Why don't you agree with term limits?
[05:07:24] The reason why is that I think if somebody's doing a good job I think they should be allowed
[05:07:28] to be reelected. It's just that simple. I think that this is like an arbitrary restriction
[05:07:35] that is serving no real tangible goal
[05:07:39] so if they're doing a good job everything is going well let's just keep
[05:07:43] things going
[05:07:44] i think that there are there are a fraudulent scam politicians
[05:07:48] that becomes scammers in two years
[05:07:51] and there's politicians like bernie sanders who i don't think is a scammer
[05:07:54] i don't think he is
[05:07:57] and he hasn't been one for fifty years so i think that we should approach
[05:08:00] it was a case by case basis and
[05:08:03] honestly
[05:08:04] if you want term limits
[05:08:06] leave that up to the voters let the voters decide whether somebody deserves
[05:08:10] term limits or not
[05:08:11] because effectively and think about it like this
[05:08:14] effectively term limits are on the ballot every single time you vote
[05:08:19] because you can vote for the guy that's been there or the new guy
[05:08:24] so that's the way i see it
[05:08:25] who judges good the voters do
[05:08:29] say age limits i don't agree with age limits either
[05:08:32] I don't. I don't agree with that. I think that some people can manifest dementia in their 50s,
[05:08:37] and other people are completely, like, you know, mentally sound in their 100 years old,
[05:08:45] and they're mentally sound, right? So it should be performance-based. I don't think that the best
[05:08:50] solution is to just create a bunch of arbitrary rules and then tell everybody,
[05:08:55] do this, do that, etc. You flip-flopped on this? No, I didn't, actually. I was going
[05:09:01] I was going to pull you up, but I just I didn't like it. I've had the same viewpoint. You can go back for two years five years
[05:09:08] Whenever I've talked about this ever. I've said the same thing every time
[05:09:12] Like I don't want to vote old people into office, but that's not necessarily
[05:09:17] Because of any specific thing like I don't think that should always be a rule
[05:09:21] Like there are things that I agree with like for example. I think that you're right. It's good to get new guys in there
[05:09:26] I also don't want old people in government
[05:09:28] But can you understand the difference between me not liking something and me wanting to make it all the law?
[05:09:35] Like I think there's a big difference
[05:09:36] and I think that in a general sense people should be allowed the ability to self-determination and
[05:09:42] even if it's stupid and in a lot of cases
[05:09:45] It's stupid, but they still should have the ability and the right to determine their own fate and their own decisions
[05:09:51] And that was the point that I was really trying to get at more than anything else
[05:09:55] That's what I was really trying to say. It's like you in marijuana
[05:09:57] Yeah, it's the same as with marijuana like I don't I don't smoke. I don't drink. I don't want to smoke
[05:10:02] I don't want to drink but if other people do I think they should have the right to do that
[05:10:06] It's that simple. Why is it 50 year congressman? Okay
[05:10:10] Why is it not okay?
[05:10:13] Like I don't know if there if some guy is doing a good job for 50 years
[05:10:18] Then then I'd want to keep doing it
[05:10:21] I don't know. I think it's
[05:10:23] It's just logical
[05:10:25] I can't like, yeah, what if they're, well, if they're corrupt, if they're corrupt, they should get voted out whether they were there for 50 years or five.
[05:10:38] Right? I mean, what if they're corrupt? It's not about how long they've been in office. It's about them being corrupt.
[05:10:49] True. I replaced someone who's good at their job. Exactly. How about Nancy Pelosi?
[05:10:52] Nancy Pelosi. I don't know they kept voting for her. Like in general, I think that you
[05:10:58] should let the people vote for who they want to vote for. It's that simple. Like they should
[05:11:05] be able to vote for who they want to vote for. And if they want to vote for a fossil,
[05:11:10] then let them do that to their own demise. People are dumb. No term once I'm president
[05:11:16] either. I mean, like I don't really have a strong opinion on it. If you want me
[05:11:20] to be honest, I don't care. I mean, I think it's kind of good that we have
[05:11:23] term limits for president, but I don't really, I wouldn't even make an argument
[05:11:26] for that. I just don't really give a shit.
[05:11:31] What makes you think you can vote out someone who's corrupt? Look at Russia,
[05:11:34] Hungary, China. Well, we're not like China. That's a big reason. I would
[05:11:38] say that's a huge reason.
[05:11:44] What's this here? Somebody says, um, there's a middle ground have
[05:11:48] term limits but have a super majority of the voters override the term limit. I'd be okay with that.
[05:11:54] I would be. Like, let's say there's a guy that's doing a really good job and he's still getting
[05:11:59] voted in at like 70% approval, then yeah, I think that's totally fine. Yeah, that makes a lot of
[05:12:05] sense. Sure. Is that that you can't? Is that why I was wrong on this one? Well, I don't think
[05:12:11] I'm wrong about this at all. It's just, this is a completely logical, let me, I'll pull
[05:12:16] you up. I'll pull you up and we'll talk about this just for a second. So why do you think that there
[05:12:22] should be terminates? Is that what you're arguing about? Kim Jong-un gets 99% approval. No problem.
[05:12:32] They're right. You're right. Yeah, so true. It's a good point. Should have thought of that one.
[05:12:38] The limits to prevent the amount of money they can generate? I don't think that's a problem.
[05:12:51] Chad uses that as an example. High score confirmed. Well, I'll, it's a 16 ACT. Oh,
[05:12:57] you're talking about the, oh, this? Well, let me just see what this person's saying.
[05:13:03] Age limit instead of term limit? No, I think there should be a cognitive test.
[05:13:06] Like basically because the president and power could structure the government to help his reelection
[05:13:13] Okay, sure. That's a good point. I mean, I don't have a strong opinion on term moments. Sure
[05:13:22] And also like they can do that to an extent they can't do that in other extents sure
[05:13:28] Yeah, and I think there's a lot of arguments for current moments. That's why we have them
[05:13:32] That doesn't mean you have to apply it to everything though
[05:13:36] There's always something usually achieved. Yeah, sure.
[05:13:40] It's a good point though. Yeah, definitely. Of course.
[05:13:44] You see the Brown shooting is possibly linked to an MIT murder?
[05:13:48] I don't think so. Yeah, I didn't see that. I feel like it's probably not linked.
[05:13:52] I think people are just saying that because it's interesting.
[05:13:56] I don't see if there's anything else this person wants to say.
[05:14:00] What do you think about the Supreme Court where they aren't voted and are in their
[05:14:06] lifetime appointments. If you want me to be honest, I don't actually believe or really care about any
[05:14:12] position of authority at all. I don't. Like not on any sort of fundamental level. Like I recognize
[05:14:20] that we have to acknowledge that it exists to the extent for us to have like a functioning society,
[05:14:27] but I don't believe in any type of intrinsic value of any of these people at all. Yeah,
[05:14:34] should should judge by results exactly yeah it which
[05:14:37] i mean why would i look at that and say it's good or bad it depends on what the
[05:14:40] results are
[05:14:45] you know it's almost a president yeah yeah sure
[05:14:48] uh... like anyway let me go back
[05:14:50] and uh... he's got a money not care what i don't think it's really about not
[05:14:53] caring i think it's just about common sense right and also like a pie the
[05:14:56] way there's plenty of people that don't give a shit about the law
[05:15:00] that are totally broke okay
[05:15:01] i used to be one of them
[05:15:03] So I wouldn't really say it's that crazy.
[05:15:06] As well as trying to call me out for a tweet.
[05:15:07] I don't even know who this is.
[05:15:10] Why he thinks encouraging harassment is okay.
[05:15:14] Well, here's the funny thing.
[05:15:15] Whenever somebody makes a video like this,
[05:15:17] what is this?
[05:15:18] This is about me.
[05:15:20] It's a 36 minute video.
[05:15:22] And what is it about?
[05:15:24] It gives him even more leverage.
[05:15:26] It gives him even more exposure.
[05:15:28] Even me reacting to him talking about me
[05:15:31] gives him more of that exposure.
[05:15:33] i don't even know who this is
[05:15:35] and then we'll we'll go into his reaction as well
[05:15:38] we are going to kill trans people and it's their fault while smirking and
[05:15:41] also having no understanding of the political landscape of the fact that he
[05:15:44] does not actually have any power within a perfecting encapsulation of the
[05:15:47] he's just reading a tweet
[05:15:49] dweebs like him
[05:15:50] he doesn't have that juice
[05:15:52] i think all the juices just
[05:15:54] fermented at this point
[05:15:55] everybody else wants this to happen to
[05:15:57] they do
[05:15:59] bodily hygiene upkeep and maintenance
[05:16:01] k-guest thank you for five dollars just goes to show asman is either intentionally
[05:16:05] misunderstanding your point
[05:16:06] resist that stupid honestly probably a little column a little columbi
[05:16:10] what's the person children were talking about
[05:16:12] uh... sixteen-year-old a seventeen-year-old
[05:16:14] united states is so huge and so big that
[05:16:17] it's very hard for a change to happen in the country
[05:16:19] unless there's like a huge flashpoint
[05:16:20] like nine eleven right
[05:16:21] but like inside the country like germany i think that this is the way
[05:16:24] that this is the way that things go right
[05:16:25] is that there's no change no change no change no change small change a bit
[05:16:29] a bit of change and then everything changes.
[05:16:32] Whenever things begin to change,
[05:16:34] there is like a rapidly accelerating factor
[05:16:36] that will cause them to change hyper-quickly, right?
[05:16:38] Extremely fast, because as soon as it starts to happen,
[05:16:40] like it will not stop.
[05:16:42] And so yeah, anyway, we have somebody here trying
[05:16:44] to groom kids saying that they can't consent the puberty.
[05:16:46] Like this is, again, this is the kind of stuff.
[05:16:47] And I also am waiting for the response here about,
[05:16:50] if you care about trans people,
[05:16:52] you will repudiate this person.
[05:16:54] That is adorable, because honestly,
[05:16:56] I thought he was going to assert something more like that was like watching a hamster
[05:17:03] trying to get through a maze, but they kept turning back around and going down the same
[05:17:07] ways.
[05:17:09] Good argument.
[05:17:10] And then just like turn.
[05:17:11] Oh, wait, no, this way.
[05:17:12] Oh, wait, no.
[05:17:13] It's a great argument.
[05:17:14] Oh, wait, no, actually this way.
[05:17:15] Like that was just like, yeah, yeah, what the fuck are you let's get another metaphor
[05:17:20] thinking about, dude?
[05:17:22] What are you talking about?
[05:17:24] fucking frame-mogged by the by the anime fox like what what you're a hamster I
[05:17:33] don't know what you're talking about get mugged by an anime character uh-huh what
[05:17:39] a great video are you talking about that there is this you didn't use the word
[05:17:43] catalyst because again probably a little bit outside is vocabulary but that
[05:17:46] there are these moments that will catalyze things and then things will
[05:17:50] rapidly change. Okay. Do you want to fucking tie that into what you're talking about? Like do you
[05:17:57] want to connect? Well, yeah, obviously, like I think that whenever people realize that, for example,
[05:18:02] there are trans surgeries being pushed on kids and people are taking kids like fucking they're
[05:18:08] they're taking hormone blockers at 12 years old. And this becomes made the public becomes aware
[05:18:14] of this at a mass scale and a few stories of kids who have had their lives negatively
[05:18:19] affected by it i think that you're going to see a huge change very fast
[05:18:24] that's the truth
[05:18:27] these thoughts connect the dots you're a little bit for people this is fucking
[05:18:30] why i think it already has happened
[05:18:32] i think that the acceptance of you know for example like kids transitioning
[05:18:37] and you can see this also even with gay marriage
[05:18:39] uh... you've seen it going down now and i think that a result of that that's
[05:18:43] because you've seen so many of these crazy stories and people trying to
[05:18:47] to push this stuff on kids.
[05:18:51] You'll repudiate this person
[05:18:51] and you will disavow this person
[05:18:53] because any reasonable trans person-
[05:18:54] So that's the entire argument?
[05:18:58] That's their entire point?
[05:19:00] I'll get them out there.
[05:19:01] Oh my God.
[05:19:02] And say, this person's giving away a game.
[05:19:04] This person is going and putting us all in a bad position
[05:19:07] because of their weird fetish fixation.
[05:19:10] Again, somebody's medical concern
[05:19:12] for people being able to live their best life
[05:19:15] is not a fetish. It is when it's about kids. It is when you've tweeted about it as many
[05:19:22] times as Neyara has. Undeniably. Whenever you're talking about pushing your worldview, pushing
[05:19:33] your sexuality on children, yeah, that's pretty bad. Also, not the right way to use
[05:19:44] the term giving up the game? If another trans person were to see Nihara doing this, and were
[05:19:50] to repudiate them, as Zack says, it's not because Nihara is giving up the game, because
[05:19:58] that-
[05:19:59] They absolutely are. They're radicalizing people against the trans community by trying
[05:20:03] to force trans issues on children. This is a 90-10 issue, and the vast majority
[05:20:08] of the public is against it. And to the extent that the trans community becomes
[05:20:12] defined by people trying to push these issues on children is to the extent that people will
[05:20:17] not want to have anything to do with the trans community and will view it as a group of groomers.
[05:20:22] This is undeniable. All you have to do is go on the internet. You're going to see this happen
[05:20:26] everywhere. You would infer from that that that is the goal of all trans people.
[05:20:37] like giving up the game if you don't if you don't remove extremist and radicals
[05:20:43] from your community you become defined by them and I think that's the issue in
[05:20:49] specifically refers to trying to hide something the cat being out of the bag so
[05:20:56] to speak like it is it's hiding your power level type shit it's a very
[05:21:03] common turn of phrase like what the fuck dude and I think a lot of people are
[05:21:07] throwing you see that who are so afraid of being different they want everybody
[05:21:09] to be different yeah exactly and if you consent to growing up and getting old
[05:21:12] yeah I guess not right and if you're the if you're for the good version of
[05:21:14] something you need to be against the bad version exactly I know and all I
[05:21:17] want for them to lease kids along leave the shit out of our video games
[05:21:19] yes exactly just stop involving kids this is you you are in notice just
[05:21:23] really how he addresses everything with yeah no that is it is just this
[05:21:28] constant feedback loop with his audience where they send in something is the whole video like this
[05:21:38] it's gonna get a lot worse it's gonna get a lot worse and you're gonna deserve it
[05:21:42] i hate people like this they're disgusting and uh if somebody uh if somebody doesn't do something
[05:21:45] about it and the problem also is posturing for the the he's not answering i think yeah because
[05:21:53] you can't. It's undeniable that the amount of like weird fixation that these some of
[05:21:59] the like this group has had about trans kids has massively alienated like everybody. Pretty
[05:22:06] much everybody is against this except for the biggest retards on the internet. Did he
[05:22:14] ever attack your argument?
[05:22:15] what I'm looking for for the uh vicarious thrill of his audience the real problem here
[05:22:29] uh-huh he's just not that slick like he's not oh god and advocate for kids to be confused
[05:22:39] about their gender this is a mental illness this is crazy being trans isn't a mental
[05:22:43] But your fixation on trans kids is it's because I think on some very very base level
[05:22:48] They know okay one more. That's right. I want to know when you say
[05:22:51] Okay, is this gonna be an argument days are numbered. Yes again
[05:22:56] like I
[05:22:57] Don't know if it's that he is so stupid. He doesn't understand what he's saying. He's just no here's what I'm saying
[05:23:04] It's very simple. I think every single person that's trying to push trans ideology on children is grooming them
[05:23:11] I think every doctor who's performed surgeries on trans children is mutilating them and as soon as I could I will
[05:23:19] advocate for push for and try to promote any
[05:23:23] Candidate that will go into office and retroactively punish and put those people in jail
[05:23:28] That's exactly what I mean
[05:23:30] This is a disgusting abuse
[05:23:33] it is ridiculous and
[05:23:35] I'm sick of these people pretending like they have the moral high ground while they are mutilating children and
[05:23:40] and irreversibly changing their bodies.
[05:23:44] This is what should be happening.
[05:23:46] That's what I mean.
[05:23:49] Repeating phrases and words that he thinks other dorks say online,
[05:23:54] if all the fucking kick streamers he's watching on the Nick Fuentes
[05:23:57] or whatever he's hanging out with.
[05:23:58] And this is the difference you'll see with people like me
[05:24:01] versus any of these other reply retards on Twitter
[05:24:05] is I will answer questions they ask.
[05:24:08] they will not ever address the context of the things that i'm actually
[05:24:12] discussing
[05:24:14] they will not be able never actually address the argument itself
[05:24:17] they will address the optics of the argument they will address how the
[05:24:21] argument sounds they will address how the argument feels they would rest the
[05:24:26] person making the argument but they very rarely actually address the argument
[05:24:30] itself i think you've seen it right here
[05:24:33] i don't know if he just thinks that it sounds cool to say this stuff
[05:24:37] and doesn't understand that this is just like more like weird patronizing
[05:24:41] uh... you know redditor behavior
[05:24:43] location
[05:24:45] when more radical people get into power yes yes with the people in jail
[05:24:50] absolutely like this is days are numbered yes hundred percent
[05:24:53] late it's it's not
[05:24:54] it's not fucking
[05:24:56] rocket biology here did
[05:24:57] they need to be very sick
[05:24:59] what most speaking of what most rational
[05:25:02] rational
[05:25:03] rational reasonable once you can't try to gender
[05:25:06] number got it okay like oh you just want to kill them all okay their days a
[05:25:12] number got it like the day the entire thing has always been about trans kids
[05:25:16] that's what it's always been about the entire conversation was about this it
[05:25:20] was very very well-defined the only reason why people like this like that
[05:25:23] it and this is the the only thing that he's been able to do to synthesize
[05:25:27] any information at all in this entire video is misunderstand one thing that I
[05:25:32] I said, it's of going out advocating for violence
[05:25:35] is our number.
[05:25:36] All of what he said.
[05:25:37] He's like, no, no, actually, your days are numbered of you
[05:25:42] being violent.
[05:25:43] Now, ha, yes, you threatening violence.
[05:25:45] And you, well, yeah.
[05:25:47] Yeah, absolutely true.
[05:25:48] Yeah, and that's another thing too,
[05:25:50] is that I would weaponize the FBI.
[05:25:53] And I would weaponize any government institution I had.
[05:25:58] And again, I wouldn't do this.
[05:26:00] would vote for somebody to do this, would be to go after all these like weird
[05:26:05] psychotic freaks on the internet and put them in mental institutions. That's
[05:26:10] what I would want to do. I think these people are a cancer to society. They've
[05:26:13] destroyed online discourse. They are parasites. All they do is cause problems.
[05:26:19] They're retarded. They're maladjusted. And they fundamentally are a danger to
[05:26:24] not only themselves, but other people as well.
[05:26:28] I lying to people and yes, I guess it's like, it's too late, bro.
[05:26:35] That they do.
[05:26:36] Well, before getting to this part where I was like, he's just saying
[05:26:39] that I'm talking about killing trans people.
[05:26:42] So remember what I was talking about?
[05:26:44] I had that long winded preamble before getting to this part
[05:26:48] where I was like, he's just going to keep treating this
[05:26:50] stuff as inevitable because from his point of view, it is
[05:26:52] inevitable.
[05:26:53] It's going to happen.
[05:26:54] It's going to happen.
[05:26:57] The only reason why there is as much acceptance for it as there is now is because so many social
[05:27:04] media platforms have to create an artificial reservation for these ideas to exist in a
[05:27:11] protected environment.
[05:27:13] The moment that Twitter was bought by Elon Musk, the entire sentiment around this issue
[05:27:19] shifted overnight.
[05:27:20] The only reason why you're not seeing more people saying what I'm saying on the internet
[05:27:25] is because they're afraid of getting fired or they're afraid of getting banned.
[05:27:30] You can't rule by fear.
[05:27:32] Truth eventually will come through and average people will see that, yes, this is bullying.
[05:27:39] It is.
[05:27:40] It's straight up bullying.
[05:27:41] What's the other thing behind the pick for it?
[05:27:43] I have no idea.
[05:27:44] From his very...
[05:27:45] I don't want to watch any more of this.
[05:27:46] Let me finish this last one.
[05:27:47] That's the predetermined conclusion of all this.
[05:27:50] Is that this is the way it's going to go it is without taking it is the wider world around him
[05:27:57] You're exactly right and how does the wider world around you think about trans kids?
[05:28:02] Hmm
[05:28:04] Outside of that echo chamber the things that are constantly happening that would undermine this perfect fascist
[05:28:11] Utopia he's thinking of where he has an inside line on the fbi or whatever
[05:28:17] it's
[05:28:19] The thing that I'm advocating for what I want the government to do
[05:28:22] Talked about in the tweet that I think really got under his skin was how he doesn't have power. He doesn't he is
[05:28:30] Not you're right. Absolutely
[05:28:33] That's why that's why I I'm waiting for somebody to vote
[05:28:37] Or to vote for that will do the thing that I want them to do
[05:28:40] You're right
[05:28:43] Much like myself and yeah, what would be classified as an effect is none of us really do
[05:28:47] So that's why we vote retainer at most we can be said to be, you know, uh, we disseminate
[05:28:55] news through a particular political lens, but I do not have much like as well, despite
[05:29:00] our vast difference in fan base.
[05:29:03] I don't actually have political capital.
[05:29:07] Neither does asthma, but again, because of the ideology he's aligned himself with,
[05:29:14] He believes that his true power lies in support.
[05:29:21] Sailing trans people cry about Gassengold is talking about killing trans people and his
[05:29:25] first response is cry about it, get upset about it, your time is coming.
[05:29:31] Of course, because there's no reason to reason with a person that doesn't want to be reasoned
[05:29:35] with.
[05:29:36] You're not interested in having a conversation.
[05:29:39] You're interested in pushing an agenda.
[05:29:41] You're not interested in telling the truth.
[05:29:43] interested in people believing a certain outcome. So that's the reason why I act this
[05:29:48] way and I feel this way, because capitulating and discussing and explaining things to you
[05:29:53] in a lot of cases is just simply a waste of time. Because in doing so, you're engaging
[05:29:58] in rational conversation with a person who has no interest in that. You have no interest
[05:30:04] in doing this at all. You have no interest in discussing like whether something is
[05:30:08] a good idea or a bad idea or anything else about it. What you are interested
[05:30:12] in is insulting, patronizing, self-aggrandizement, talking about how smart you are, making these
[05:30:19] reddit arguments, and that's it.
[05:30:23] And so anyway, I'm not going to watch the whole thing, right?
[05:30:26] And so anyway, doubling down hard on extreme transphobia, this is the thing too.
[05:30:31] And it's pretty sad for people to see that, or for me to see that, that I'm the one
[05:30:36] that's being transphobic.
[05:30:37] It's crazy.
[05:30:38] Here's a recent reputable opinion poll
[05:30:39] about banning HRT for kids.
[05:30:42] Let me see here.
[05:30:45] Americans have grown more supportive of restrictions
[05:30:47] on trans people in the recent years.
[05:30:54] Two thirds of U.S. adults support policies
[05:30:56] requiring transgender athletes compete on teams
[05:30:59] that match the sex that they were assigned up birth.
[05:31:01] Yep, there we go.
[05:31:04] Two thirds, wow.
[05:31:08] They're trans people with discrimination in jobs, housing, public spaces, restaurants,
[05:31:11] healthcare professionals provide minors. Yeah, this is a majority opinion.
[05:31:16] Yeah, this is a majority opinion. Only 26% of the population are actually in favor of this.
[05:31:23] So, never let these mentally ill, weird, I don't know what this person is, I don't really care,
[05:31:30] but never let these weirdos think that you are not the majority. Not only are you the
[05:31:37] the majority, you are the supermajority. You are the vast majority, the overwhelming majority.
[05:31:48] Anyway, so yeah, as one needs to be arrested, unwashed goblin, left-wing creators, real-world
[05:31:53] consequences, yes, sure. And so anyway, yeah, that's about it. So where are you getting your
[05:32:01] source for majority? Where am I getting my source? The poll that I just looked at right
[05:32:06] right here from PewResearch.org. It's right there. That's the one. And also, even if there
[05:32:17] wasn't a poll, it's obvious. It's obvious. You don't need to be a researcher or a genius
[05:32:22] to look at it. With research and chat, exactly. And PewLean is hard left. Yeah, exactly.
[05:32:31] And I feel like also probably more people are against it than in this poll.
[05:32:36] It's just that that's what's being shown.
[05:32:38] But anyway, I'm going to take a break, probably get some stuff.
[05:32:40] I've got to do something in just a little bit.
[05:32:42] And so I've got to get ready for that.
[05:32:44] I appreciate everybody watching today.
[05:32:45] We've had a good time.
[05:32:46] Had a great time.
[05:32:47] Had a lot of fun.
[05:32:48] And yeah.
[05:32:49] Peace, bro.
[05:32:50] Yeah.
[05:32:51] I had a lot of fun.
[05:32:52] I don't disagree.
[05:32:53] I don't like Bernie, New Hampshire resident.
[05:32:55] You should really research the city of Vermont.
[05:32:57] Things are really bad here right now.
[05:32:58] Yeah, but you can then just vote him out, right?
[05:33:00] That's easy.
[05:33:01] So yeah, it's that simple.
[05:33:03] But yeah, good day.
[05:33:05] Absolutely.
[05:33:10] I'm just reading a few comments from people.
[05:33:14] But yeah, I think I have five or two more minutes
[05:33:16] and then I'm going to call it a day.
[05:33:21] Can you show us the games you've been playing?
[05:33:22] I've been playing where Winsmead and TFT.
[05:33:25] And TFT has been a man.
[05:33:28] I am so fucking bad. It is embarrassing. Oh my god.
[05:33:36] Yeah, you see the hubgot hack? No, I didn't see that at all. Marathon presentation was
[05:33:43] hilariously bad. Just check it out. I will at some point. I just don't know what it is.
[05:33:48] Anything besides not in the mood of why you're not playing PE this season? No, that's about
[05:33:52] it. It's just not in the mood. Yeah, I've been playing a lot of that stuff
[05:33:55] at all? What are your thoughts on the Friday release of the files? I think that the Friday
[05:33:59] release of the Epstein files is going to lead to the outcome of literally nothing. I don't
[05:34:04] think that there's going to be any big outcome. There's not going to be any big, you know,
[05:34:08] like reward or nothing that's really going to happen. So, yeah, that's pretty much
[05:34:13] that that's what I'm expecting. I don't think there's any big payoff. Nobody, nobody
[05:34:17] big is going to get implicated, nothing like that's going to happen.
[05:34:27] Let's usually have it go.
[05:34:28] Yeah, it's all going to be, yeah, it's going to be redacted.
[05:34:30] It's going to be censored.
[05:34:32] I just, I don't really see it going anywhere at all.
[05:34:34] I mean, I could be wrong, but I don't really think I will be.
[05:34:38] So yeah, do you think the failure you've seen files will two roll heads will mean
[05:34:44] anything more?
[05:34:45] I think that it will become an issue where
[05:34:49] Everybody is very divided and people make up their own fan fiction to satisfy and conclude
[05:34:55] You know come up with their own conclusions that they want and I think that's really what it is
[05:35:05] Six more days till Christmas holy shit. Yeah, you're right actually
[05:35:08] You've had a mega-bunk update? Maybe at some point. I don't know. How do you sift through
[05:35:16] so many comments? I just read them really fast. It's pretty easy, actually. Sometimes I'll
[05:35:19] read comments maybe I shouldn't have, but overall that's it. They might be professor.
[05:35:23] I don't know really what that is, but I did see a little bit about that. Well, the
[05:35:27] Epstein files showing Trump was a pedophile lead to a riot or civil war. Honestly, I
[05:35:34] I don't really think so.
[05:35:37] Yeah, I don't really think so at all.
[05:35:39] I mean, like we're against vulgar pornographic mods,
[05:35:41] big difference in showing a character's female figure
[05:35:43] in the shape of our body versus pornographic.
[05:35:46] We have to respect our voice actors as an artist
[05:35:48] or something wrong with that.
[05:35:50] This weird fixation that this company has
[05:35:53] around trying to control the way
[05:35:54] that the character's sexualized in a video game,
[05:35:57] it's probably one of the most embarrassing
[05:35:59] and retarded things that I've seen
[05:36:00] a video game company ever do.
[05:36:03] It's so stupid. It's like shocking that anybody's even like it's crazy that it's even happening
[05:36:13] Yeah, it's so stupid it's shocking
[05:36:17] You should go Anthony Fantano video about it
[05:36:19] I so I did see Anthony Fantano made a video about me. I will watch it. I was gonna watch it today
[05:36:25] I just forgot that's all I'll probably watch it tomorrow. So don't worry guys
[05:36:30] don't stop anything yeah they had another gotcha skin yeah I wonder why
[05:36:41] we saw in the story of JFK with the Epstein files yeah exactly what's the
[05:36:46] next big game you're looking forward to I don't know I've been playing this a
[05:36:48] lot like I've been farming the fuck out of this game like I have I guess I can
[05:36:56] show people. Well, I have 40, like I've beat every boss on the, what's this develop? What
[05:37:02] I have to do? Improvement guide? Oh, easy. Nice. Okay. Um, so I went through and did
[05:37:15] every single boss on hard mode as well. And there we go. Did everything. It was pretty
[05:37:21] easy I'd say and I haven't gone through and done I haven't done the death list or
[05:37:28] the hit list runs where I beat them without taking a hit because I find it
[05:37:32] to be fucking boring and I just like there's a part of me where it's like I
[05:37:37] know that each one of like practicing to beat a boss like and like not even
[05:37:42] take a single hit like that one will take like I would say it'll take me
[05:37:46] about
[05:37:48] Probably two hours per boss on average, right?
[05:37:51] I mean like some of them are gonna take like probably 15 minutes other ones will take probably like five hours, right?
[05:37:58] And so and so like I just I don't really see that as being a good use of my time
[05:38:05] Like I would just rather play an entire other video game than min max beating some fight without even getting hit
[05:38:13] It's just sweat behavior
[05:38:15] The brown shooter is surrounded?
[05:38:18] What?
[05:38:39] Holy shit.
[05:38:45] Are they going to get his ass?
[05:38:53] No, we'll watch this.
[05:38:55] We'll watch this.
[05:38:56] It's okay.
[05:38:57] What food?
[05:38:58] Is there any food here?
[05:38:59] No, I ate all my Cheetos.
[05:39:12] they think this guy is in the in the storage house any audio there's audio but
[05:39:23] it's like very quiet it's not important audio
[05:39:42] I would not want to be going in there yeah it fuck that they're querying it hopefully
[05:40:03] he's in there I mean I don't know if he is or not I feel like this will probably take
[05:40:07] like 40 minutes that's what I would assume MIT shooting someone was
[05:40:14] identified by his rental car they recovered the car on site and the suspect
[05:40:17] might be in there so they found the rental car and this is where the rental
[05:40:20] car was at probably shot himself or blow himself up well hopefully right I
[05:40:27] mean that would be a good thing you know I feel like it's just it's a it's a
[05:40:34] The crazy fucking terrorist psycho.
[05:40:37] So what do you expect?
[05:40:53] It's been one hour already.
[05:40:54] They've been around the building.
[05:40:55] Okay.
[05:40:56] Well, I'll see if there's anything that happens in like 20 minutes, maybe.
[05:41:00] See how it goes.
[05:41:01] He's probably going to kill himself.
[05:41:03] That would be a happy ending wouldn't be a very happy ending that way you don't have to put the guy in jail
[05:41:08] He doesn't go through a trial. There's not the whole fucking. Oh my god. Like who is this guy?
[05:41:15] Yeah
[05:41:33] Now if they didn't be the dump them in jail with a hate child murderers that'd be a happy ending. Yeah, it'd be fine too.
[05:41:45] to. You see some redditor from the Providence subreddit had the
[05:42:01] quick vehicle description days ago. No, I didn't see that at
[05:42:04] all. Just order a seafood boil from DoorDash.
[05:42:15] What's going on? They might have the shooter from the Brown University shooting surrounded
[05:42:30] inside of this building. That's what's going on here. So they're kind of waiting like apparently
[05:42:43] this has been going on. How long has this been going on for? It seems like it's been
[05:42:57] going on for like 40 minutes. So it's probably, I feel like a two hours. I don't know about
[05:43:06] I didn't see two hours on the on this this one at least
[05:43:11] So I'll give it as I said 20 30 minutes, maybe
[05:43:15] Why aren't they going in?
[05:43:17] Honestly the reason why they're probably not going in is because it's not safe
[05:43:21] I don't think people realize how dangerous urban warfare is and like I I've seen like videos and like stuff about it
[05:43:29] But man, it's fucking scary. It is really fucking scary
[05:43:36] There could also be hostages. Yeah, I mean like you're basically walking into an unknown,
[05:43:44] a totally unknown, like nobody has any idea what's going on at all. And I think that's
[05:43:50] That's the reason why they're so reluctant and scared.
[05:43:56] Yeah, it's really kind of hard to say.
[05:44:08] I don't know whether they're going to get this guy or not.
[05:44:12] I guess we'll find out pretty soon.
[05:44:20] their jobs so get it done yeah is it live yeah this is live right now I mean if
[05:44:25] they've been there for two hours the odds are that I mean this is basically
[05:44:30] getting resolved like it's gonna be over soon I mean
[05:44:50] Fire alarm is going off now too. I'm not hearing that.
[05:44:56] They got to use humans to clear the building before sending the robot dog. Really? That's interesting.
[05:45:03] You may have them surrounded waiting for a negotiator. Yeah, I don't know.
[05:45:10] Is this another mass shooting? I'm not from the US. Yeah, it's another mass shooting.
[05:45:15] People think that the person who did the mass shooting is actually a like some jihadist crazy person that was at the university and the university was hiding the
[05:45:27] The information about that person like I don't really know if this is true. I mean, that's a pretty big accusation. I think it's possible but
[05:45:34] You know, it's not the main thing I'd expect
[05:45:37] And I think also, like there's a very high probability in my mind that the person that did this was, like, was very familiar with the school.
[05:45:47] Because the person went in and they did the shooting in the only area of the school that didn't have, you know, like four different levels and the angles of cameras at it.
[05:45:57] is at it. The question about your immigration from your POV, human
[05:46:08] or migraine the earth long before borders? Why is it bad now?
[05:46:12] Will you answer your own question? It's because now we have
[05:46:14] borders and before we didn't. It's pretty obvious. That's like
[05:46:19] saying why is it okay to go on land? Well, it was okay to go
[05:46:23] on this land now. But like now there's a store here. Why
[05:46:26] Why can't I go in the store?
[05:46:30] Obviously things change.
[05:46:38] Can I go in the area 51, yeah exactly.
[05:46:42] Why are there so many school shootings in the U.S. that became a stereotype meme?
[05:46:45] The reason why there's a lot of school shootings in the U.S. is because we don't have a unified
[05:46:50] culture, a unified religion, any sort of mental health.
[05:46:54] We have a lot of guns and we also have a massive problem of a lack of purpose and meaning for
[05:47:00] young men and young men are like 99% of these shooters.
[05:47:06] And you put all those things together.
[05:47:07] Oh, and you also have a rapidly declining social system, a social support system.
[05:47:12] You have people that don't have any money.
[05:47:15] And so they have no, like there's no hope for the future.
[05:47:19] There's no opportunity that they're going to have in 10 years for things to get
[05:47:24] better. They don't see that. And so they decide to just go out and
[05:47:28] kill a bunch of people because they're mad. And I think that
[05:47:33] yeah, and also people do it to schools because it's easy to
[05:47:36] kill people at schools. It's pretty simple.
[05:47:45] Is the staff 50% of young men, what's this here? Of young men
[05:47:50] have never asked out a woman. Well, why would a guy ask out a woman whenever there are so
[05:47:55] many instances of guys asking out women on social media and then getting clowned on for
[05:47:59] it? And also, like the rules of engagement, especially in time, like, for example, like
[05:48:06] a lot of people meet their spouse or their significant other at work. Like this is a
[05:48:10] very common reality. And obviously, whenever you're meeting your spouse or significant
[05:48:15] other at work, what ends up happening is that, you know, like you can get married
[05:48:19] and everything, but if you are afraid to do that because you don't want to get called
[05:48:23] into HR or you don't want to be, you know, fired for sexual harassment or something
[05:48:27] like that, like, do you want to take the risk of trying to ask out a woman at work when
[05:48:33] there's a chance that you could get fired for it?
[05:48:35] Of course not.
[05:48:38] You see what I'm saying?
[05:48:41] So like, that's, I feel like there's a lot of reasons, like, I mean, as a guy,
[05:48:44] like, I mean, yeah, I'd be afraid of doing that too.
[05:48:48] And I think also like it could be selection bias too or collection bias where they're
[05:48:53] asking about like guys that have never asked out a woman in real life, but they've done
[05:48:58] it on the internet.
[05:48:59] And I feel like by because like matching with a girl on the on a dating app is effectively
[05:49:04] asking that girl out.
[05:49:06] Like I know that might sound crazy to say, but that is very clearly the goal of matching
[05:49:10] with a person on the internet on a dating app.
[05:49:13] So I think it depends on how you define the term.
[05:49:18] So I think a better way to look at it is how many guys have expressed interest to a woman
[05:49:25] to her directly, right?
[05:49:27] And I think that if you go to that with a dating app or something like that, you'd
[05:49:30] probably have a much higher percentage.
[05:49:32] If I'm dating easier at school and college university, it sucks.
[05:49:36] Now I work.
[05:49:37] I don't know.
[05:49:38] I mean, it depends on who it is.
[05:49:40] My friend got fired for admitting he liked a girl that was his friend at work.
[05:49:44] Sad she crashed out. Yeah, exactly.
[05:49:46] Like, and I think that there's a lot of guys that like see stories like that
[05:49:50] and they just don't think it's worth it.
[05:49:53] Like, and then also, like, uh...
[05:49:57] I just feel like things can be re...
[05:50:01] Like, things can be like basically reinterpreted
[05:50:06] in a lot of ways that are like very unpleasant.
[05:50:10] Can we get a link?
[05:50:14] Yeah, sure. I'll give you guys a link. I mean, there's not really, I mean, there's no audio
[05:50:17] really going on here. I mean, I'll link it to you, but there's nothing happening.
[05:50:23] Biggest reason for depression in males is their socioeconomic style. How do you approach a
[05:50:26] woman if you're at the bottom? Exactly. Well, that's the problem is that a lot
[05:50:29] of guys don't have a lot of social status. And I think that men feel like they have
[05:50:34] to have social status in order to get attention from women, whether you think
[05:50:39] that's true or not, it's whatever. But that's certainly where things are going.
[05:50:47] Hopefully, she is out of control. I mean, I don't know about that. I mean, I don't
[05:50:54] think that's the main issue. If you want me to be honest.
[05:51:02] Well, women value it more. Yeah. I mean, in general, women value success in the
[05:51:05] way that men like value beauty. Like I think that for a guy, a woman being attractive to
[05:51:12] her or to him is like one of the main things. And like the main like face value selection
[05:51:18] vectors that like a man uses. But I think that for women, women look at success, influence,
[05:51:28] like basically like how much value like, you know, can this guy provide and this isn't
[05:51:32] bad thing either because like you think about like if I mean if you're a cave
[05:51:37] woman do you want to go with the guy that catches the buffalo or not you know
[05:51:43] which guy is gonna be able to feed your babies the guy that catches buffaloes or
[05:51:47] the guy that doesn't catch buffaloes
[05:51:53] yeah I'd go with I'd go with Buffalo Bill yeah yep it's in our DNA exactly so
[05:52:00] What's a double standard, not equality?
[05:52:02] Well, it's not equality because people like men and women
[05:52:06] aren't equal.
[05:52:07] Like men and women have different roles in society,
[05:52:09] and they have different roles biologically.
[05:52:12] So you can never treat men and women equally
[05:52:15] in terms of social decisions,
[05:52:18] but you can treat them equally in terms of the law.
[05:52:21] So for example, a woman should be able to drive a car,
[05:52:25] should be able to vote,
[05:52:26] should be able to have a job,
[05:52:28] and everything like that,
[05:52:29] But that doesn't mean that women are the same as men.
[05:52:32] It just means that the government should treat them the same.
[05:52:35] But I think that we all know that there's like an inherent
[05:52:38] inequity between even two different women or two different men.
[05:52:44] So like whenever you're talking about equality,
[05:52:46] it doesn't mean that people are truly equal.
[05:52:48] It means that people are being treated like equals
[05:52:50] by the government.
[05:52:55] It's interesting, that's what I kill a lot of hoes.
[05:52:57] No, no, I don't do any of that.
[05:52:59] There's pros and cons for both genders. Yeah, I mean, I think that women have a lot of advantages
[05:53:06] early in life and men have a lot of advantages late in life. I think that's generally true.
[05:53:12] I mean, that's an oversimplification, but I think that in a general sense that's true.
[05:53:16] Yeah, we have a late we have a late an in-game build whereas they have a leveling build
[05:53:30] I'll get it. I'll get it. Relax. But yeah, and I think also a lot of the people that,
[05:53:50] you know, share their opinion about like, you know, men or women or anybody like that
[05:53:56] on the internet. Most of them are in one way or another. Well, there's a reason why they're
[05:54:04] on the internet. I'm not really that much better, but I try to be fair. And this thing's
[05:54:12] a fucking piece of shit. God damn it. I don't know how this thing fucking works, honestly.
[05:54:18] I really don't.
[05:54:23] Just in the name of un-pog this.
[05:54:48] Okay, that should be better, right?
[05:54:54] Can you guys hear me?
[05:54:58] Okay.
[05:55:03] Let me get some superglue. No, no.
[05:55:08] This 100% came Photoshop. What is this? Does it look weird? I don't know. What are we going to do about borders in space? I don't know.
[05:55:26] I'll give this maybe like 15 more minutes and we'll see if there's anything that happens or any sort of, you know, development at all.
[05:55:38] Hmm.
[05:55:45] Hmm.
[05:55:47] It's the most parasocial thing you've experienced.
[05:56:12] I mean, parasocial, like a viewer or something like that.
[05:56:18] I don't know.
[05:56:19] There's people that like, I mean, there's like my my mentality is that
[05:56:23] I never discuss or talk about in any facility at all.
[05:56:28] Any weird behavior from viewers, because I think it manifests more weird behavior.
[05:56:33] So even if I had experienced something that was weird,
[05:56:37] you wouldn't you will never hear about it for me at all.
[05:56:42] And that's fair. It's just, again, it's not a smart thing to do, and so I don't do it.
[05:56:51] It's that simple.
[05:57:00] If you flip this and give us a very positive experience, you have the fan.
[05:57:03] I would say the majority of them are very positive.
[05:57:06] They have audio. Yeah, I know. I have it turned all the way up. See?
[05:57:11] See that?
[05:57:22] Yeah, I'll give it a 15 more minutes.
[05:57:26] And then I got to probably get ready.
[05:57:34] I'm a smart livestreamer. I don't think I'm really particularly smart.
[05:57:38] smart. I just think that I try to talk about things that I think I at least think I understand.
[05:57:45] I think that a lot of people just talk about whatever they want. And it's kind of a mistake.
[05:57:50] I think that you should be able to talk about anything that you want to talk about, but
[05:57:53] you shouldn't talk about things that you don't feel like you know what you're talking
[05:57:58] about with. Like, I don't really consider myself like a highly intelligent person
[05:58:02] at all. I'm just, I think that I'm very, I can be very focused on achieving a goal.
[05:58:10] And I think that the process of me doing that has led me to success, like I'm extremely
[05:58:15] persistent, pragmatic, realistic, and focused.
[05:58:18] So I'm critically thinking about 20% of smart people. Oh, there's a lot of people
[05:58:30] like most people are just stupid. They're just dumb. Any MMO you look forward to? Not really.
[05:58:39] I mean like most MMOs right now are garbage.
[05:58:54] It's a little highly educated to two people. There's a lot of, the problem is that
[05:58:57] A lot of people that think that they're smart can never create outcomes that are beneficial for themselves.
[05:59:02] And I don't really view that as intelligence.
[05:59:04] Like anybody who's smart that isn't successful, I don't think they're smart.
[05:59:10] Like unless you just don't care about it at all, then that's fine.
[05:59:14] But in a general sense, most people that like, oh yeah, I'm in this position and you know, like you're a loser or something like that, like you're probably not that smart.
[05:59:22] And also, like, there's a lot of people, too, who, like, the Internet, I think, does a really
[05:59:31] good job to make people think that they're smart by, you know, that, you know, like,
[05:59:37] there's a lot of learned helplessness on the Internet where you have people that don't
[05:59:42] really, you know, they want to find out why it's the best that they can do, which
[05:59:50] which is jerking off to anime and playing video games all day and not having a job.
[05:59:54] People want to be told that that is the best they can do and to never try to aspire or achieve
[06:00:00] anything beyond that.
[06:00:02] And to the extent that other people achieve that past you, oh, they're going inside there
[06:00:05] with a thing.
[06:00:07] To the extent that other people achieve that beyond you, if you watch anime, you're
[06:00:11] never smart.
[06:00:12] Yeah, right?
[06:00:13] In some cases.
[06:00:17] But yeah, I mean, I see a lot of people that do that.
[06:00:19] You need to watch intellectuals are fucking idiots on YouTube. I mean, it's always easy like if if you're the kind of person like me
[06:00:26] It's it's very easy to trick smart people because most smart people are
[06:00:32] Very easy to trick and manipulate because all you have to do is play into
[06:00:38] There's a sense of
[06:00:40] That they'll let their guard down a lot when they think that they're operating in an area of their expertise
[06:00:46] and so you can play off of that and take advantage of that very easily. Is it ego? It's not even about
[06:00:56] ego. It's more about that people are just not like, you know, like not fully vigilant.
[06:01:04] What if I have face deformity and I'm hugely self-conscious? That sucks, yeah. How specifically?
[06:01:15] Well, like for example, if you, like, I think it's like it's so case by case, right? Like,
[06:01:23] I used to, like, I spent my entire life basically, scamming people. Like, that's the main thing that
[06:01:30] I did growing up even as a young adult that is all I did is I figured out how to scam
[06:01:37] people how to figure out better ways to scam people how to manipulate people like this is
[06:01:42] just all I would do.
[06:01:44] And so I think it really depends on the person but in general I think that it's best to
[06:01:51] it's easier to fool a man than it is to convince a man that he's been fooled.
[06:01:56] And so I think that one of the ways that you can do that is that you have to like kind
[06:02:02] of presuppose that the person knows what they're doing.
[06:02:06] And whenever they know what they're doing, they'll be confident about their actions more,
[06:02:11] which means that if you can make them make a bad decision, they will be less likely
[06:02:15] to go against the bad decision.
[06:02:16] Do you overestimate themselves and underestimate others?
[06:02:22] Yeah.
[06:02:23] myself. Planet appeals, narcissistic tendencies? Yeah, exactly. Latest, they entered the building.
[06:02:30] Oh, they already did before.
[06:02:36] If I was an Indian, my previous life is that true.
[06:02:46] And the appellation done right is very powerful. Well, I mean, of course, I mean, that's why people do it.
[06:02:53] Like, there are times where, like, I mean, I don't know, it depends on, like, if certain
[06:02:58] stories come out publicly, but where, like, I think I've, you know, been able to, like,
[06:03:02] shift the way that people see things or, you know, whatever it is.
[06:03:06] But I think it's actually very easy to manipulate people.
[06:03:08] Like, even on, like, a mass scale, it's very easy to do.
[06:03:12] But I just, uh, I don't like to do it because I find it to be very, uh, just,
[06:03:18] like, weird.
[06:03:20] Shriver instincts. Yeah
[06:03:24] This guy's fucking long gone. I think so
[06:03:29] You're used to trick people with shock sites going up. No, I thought it was cringe
[06:03:34] Honestly, I people did this to me, but I never did to somebody else
[06:03:38] Your salesman fundamentally. Yeah, I use I I did that a lot as a kid
[06:03:43] Of course, what are your thoughts on the China influencer law requiring content creators have a degree in legal credentials for the ideas they discuss
[06:03:50] I think it's just a way for China to act as a gatekeeper to certain types of information
[06:03:54] and to bring people from talking about it without them having accountabilities of the
[06:03:57] government directly.
[06:03:59] I think that's the reason why.
[06:04:00] I don't think there's any sort of reason that's for the best interest of citizens.
[06:04:04] It's just so they can control the flow of information more easily.
[06:04:07] Oh, this could be it, we'll see.
[06:04:16] already your ancestors excelled from Germany killing people I think straight up
[06:04:27] this reason
[06:04:30] I don't know probably crimson desert right now, like that's the one that comes off like
[06:04:44] right off top of my head.
[06:04:52] You think we should bring back corporal punishment this additional capital punishment.
[06:04:55] No, I don't think that you should ever hit a kid for any reason.
[06:04:58] I think that whenever you hit a kid,
[06:05:00] you teach a kid that violence is a solution to problems.
[06:05:04] And I think that's a very dangerous concept.
[06:05:07] And I bet that you could probably find
[06:05:09] that there's a lot of kids that do that
[06:05:11] and they're probably gonna be more prone to violence.
[06:05:14] I think also like if you can't assert yourself
[06:05:17] as an authority over a child, I mean,
[06:05:20] you're just stupid, right?
[06:05:22] I mean, you're dumb.
[06:05:22] I mean, if you can't finesse a seven-year-old
[06:05:25] and like establish dominance over a seven-year-old
[06:05:28] without hitting them. I mean, really, you're just really stupid. Straight up. Don't you
[06:05:41] believe violence is a solution to problems? Sometimes it is. But it's usually a last resort.
[06:05:47] Like usually violence will be, but usually it shouldn't be. Isn't it also child abuse?
[06:05:55] Yeah, I think it is about 14 year old wannabe gangster.
[06:06:00] I mean, I think anything should be fair out of self-defense.
[06:06:10] Spanks as kid have no hard feelings
[06:06:11] and I feel was beneficial for my growth.
[06:06:13] Yeah, I mean, I think that a lot of people
[06:06:14] that were spanked or something like that felt that way.
[06:06:17] But I mean, I think that like for example,
[06:06:20] like my dad never hit me ever
[06:06:24] And he was just very, he was like really strict and very stern.
[06:06:28] And, uh, I don't think that you, I don't think you need to, in order to, like,
[06:06:34] I think it's good to have a structured upbringing for a kid, but there's no
[06:06:38] reason that has to be physical, right?
[06:06:41] We'll be watching.
[06:06:42] They're thinking about, they're, they're probably trying to get this
[06:06:45] shooter from Brown University.
[06:06:48] I said, I'll give it like five more minutes.
[06:06:51] Depends on the kid, bro.
[06:06:52] No, it doesn't.
[06:06:53] There's never a type of kid that you should hit.
[06:07:04] Listen, say, yeah.
[06:07:06] So you prefer gentle parenting?
[06:07:09] No, I just don't prefer child abuse.
[06:07:12] That's all.
[06:07:14] I think it's fine to be aggressive and to, you know, be stern and strict with a kid,
[06:07:19] but I don't think you should hit him.
[06:07:21] It's pretty simple.
[06:07:23] Love and logic. Yeah. That's I like that. That's good.
[06:07:33] I'm going to disagree, but it's also due to culture. Yeah, I know other cultures have things differently. That's why I want them to stay over there and for us to stay over here.
[06:07:48] I don't want y'all bringing that garbage over here and you can feel the same way about us in our culture
[06:07:53] But you know there can be a mutual respect, but also a separation
[06:08:01] Keep that shit over there
[06:08:06] Well it looks like there's not really a lot that's gonna happen like we could be watching this for the next like six hours
[06:08:12] Until something happens, and I've got to actually do something at fucking, you know like 30 minutes or so
[06:08:18] So, yeah, I actually do have to like, I do have to get ready and so, yeah, that's really it and thank you guys all very much for watching.
[06:08:26] I really appreciate it. I think we'll probably watch the highlights for this tomorrow and figure out what the result of this is.
[06:08:32] I'm going to link you guys the thing if you want to watch it yourselves, but this is it right here. Have a great night.
[06:08:36] Be safe. Thank you and I appreciate it. Hope everybody had a good day and I will as always, as always be back tomorrow.
[06:08:45] So thank you guys all so much for watching. I really appreciate it. I'll see you guys then so until next time boys
[06:08:52] Peace yeah
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