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07-21-2026 · 6h 02m

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[00:01:00] The person that I love
[00:01:04] I show it one by one
[00:01:12] Goodbye, watch out
[00:01:15] Give it all you got
[00:01:20] Keep the flame alive
[00:01:24] Walk for the whole universe
[00:01:28] How are we doing boys?
[00:01:42] Good morning everybody.
[00:01:44] I just woke up a little while ago.
[00:01:46] I stayed up unusually too late, even more than usual, like a fucking retard, but that's
[00:01:53] the way it is.
[00:01:55] And how we doing?
[00:01:56] I just got on.
[00:01:57] I saw that people are already going crazy about different shit.
[00:02:01] And so we're going to go over everything, looking radiant today.
[00:02:04] I'm not radiant, right?
[00:02:05] I'm looking all right.
[00:02:06] Things are OK.
[00:02:07] So yeah.
[00:02:08] Oh, fuck.
[00:02:09] I got out of this music.
[00:02:24] All right, we're better.
[00:02:25] Sorry about that.
[00:02:26] OK, anyway.
[00:02:27] And so Andrew Tate news, I saw his ass got arrested.
[00:02:30] I didn't see why or what happened,
[00:02:32] but yeah, I saw he got arrested, man.
[00:02:34] How'd you sleep?
[00:02:35] I slept fine.
[00:02:36] You know, I went to bed late
[00:02:37] and fucked around a little bit too much, but that's okay.
[00:02:41] And I'm almost done doing all the POW world stuff.
[00:02:43] I'm excited about that.
[00:02:45] And I'll be beating the game,
[00:02:46] I think probably in the next few days.
[00:02:48] So I'm super excited, man.
[00:02:50] Yeah, of course you get air purifier, I have one.
[00:02:53] It's just that sometimes you get a little bit of allergies
[00:02:55] in the morning, man.
[00:02:56] not that crazy isn't so what yeah anyway quick talk shower in the morning you
[00:03:01] want me to take a shower in there every day yeah I don't know about that guys like
[00:03:06] I feel like geez guys I think we got ourselves a non-starter and King's
[00:03:15] honor friend exactly and you're so late I am a little bit late I apologize I was
[00:03:20] just driving to the store and getting a soda that's the reason why so yeah
[00:03:26] That's it. Still doing road review? Yeah, I've had to. I've been busy the last week or so, but now I'm going to go ahead and probably look at everything today and figure out a date and get it all sorted together, man.
[00:03:38] And so that's it. And yeah, did you wash your hands today? Did I wash my hands? I've washed my hands before. Yeah. Like, not today, but I've done it before in the past. It's happened.
[00:03:49] Yeah, Nick Biden interview is out yet. I saw the trailer of it. I'm gonna look at everything man. You've been enjoying the sun
[00:03:56] No, absolutely not. I I don't really ever go out in the sun not really for a particular reason
[00:04:02] It's just that the Sun is hot and I don't want to be hot
[00:04:06] And so I like going out during the night and so like if the Sun is down, I'm happy
[00:04:12] So, yeah, that's it and how's the heat there? It's pretty hot
[00:04:16] I mean like let me go and see like what does it say? It says it's gonna be what temperatures are gonna be today like a hundred degrees
[00:04:23] It's pretty hot, right? I'd say and you know, we'll see what happens
[00:04:27] But usually it is pretty hot in Texas. I'll tell you that and yeah
[00:04:31] Same way with the Sun vampire vibes exactly people are so mad at you and Kaiser night. I saw that um, so she sent it to me and I
[00:04:39] So she went and she made this post. She said I did not force him to make that face by the way
[00:04:44] That's right guys. She didn't make me make that face. She just made me retake the photo 30 times until I did
[00:04:52] So I don't know exactly how this happens, but there's a lot of wouldn't have happened if you just did it right this
[00:04:58] Actually was what she was doing like we were outside of a Korean barbecue place and
[00:05:04] She was actually scolding me in front of like 20 people
[00:05:08] For not taking the photo in the right way. She was it was in front of in front of a lot of people
[00:05:13] but yeah that's it and anyway how was the food the food is delicious I had a
[00:05:19] great time and anyway
[00:05:27] y'all really going out of your fucking mind man like they're really going crazy
[00:05:32] so yeah anyway that's it you should have done the duck lips I guess so and this
[00:05:39] just pissed me off there's people another problematic Asian girl making the
[00:05:42] Rest of us look bad. It's crazy. Like honestly, it's so probably last game. Oh, this is some other thing
[00:05:49] I thought that was another one about me. Yeah, I mean, there's been a lot of posts about this and it's very odd
[00:05:55] Parasocial is fun. Yeah, they are parasocial as fuck man. I don't even know who this is. Who is this girl?
[00:06:03] Shape shifter and G what is a GM? Is this like a video game? I don't even know and
[00:06:08] And so yeah, you far far you in power world. I'm far enough. I need to I should be farther though
[00:06:13] I'll tell you that I need to be a lot farther this state tweet got 20 million views. Let me say oh
[00:06:20] My god
[00:06:25] 22 million views
[00:06:29] That's crazy
[00:06:32] That's absolutely fucking crazy
[00:06:35] Wow, and I don't even know what to say
[00:06:38] So, yeah, getting farmed I guess so yeah, I mean I didn't expect to have people that were that opinionated people that were that excited
[00:06:46] But I guess it makes sense, right? But you know, I don't really make a lot of comments, you know
[00:06:51] If I have somebody on the screen, it's like, you know a thing but like that's it. What's your highest view post?
[00:06:56] I have no idea. I really don't and so yeah, and this is it $2 steak lobby needs you
[00:07:02] It was a really good time, man. I enjoyed myself a lot another problem out of this
[00:07:06] problematic. Oh my god. The men in the comments were so porn brain. The only
[00:07:11] thing that comes to our mind. Oh my god. This is and again, it's hilarious. We'll
[00:07:16] bring up NSFW science and I'm talking about has nothing to do with that. Yeah,
[00:07:19] says the public whore. Again, this is being very normal about this. Only events.
[00:07:23] There are so many girls that are like, I don't know the reason why they're mad. I
[00:07:29] really don't. I think the reason why is that. So there's a lot of hoes and this
[00:07:34] is a big issue that hoes have. They have a lot of issues, but this is one of them, is
[00:07:40] that they view being able to, you know, be around a girl, like they basically use their
[00:07:47] sexuality as currency, because it's the only value that a lot of these women have, right?
[00:07:53] And because they only use it as currency, the response of that is that they try to withhold
[00:07:59] that currency if you don't acquiesce to their worldview.
[00:08:04] So it's like, you have to tell me that no human being is illegal to legally inter-me.
[00:08:11] That's basically what these women think like.
[00:08:12] So when there are girls that don't really care about that or they don't have the same
[00:08:16] viewpoints, that is going to bother them.
[00:08:19] It's going to upset them because now there is a glitch in the matrix and they're not
[00:08:24] able to exercise because again, all these women are good for a lot of these girls.
[00:08:29] they even know that this is the only thing they're good for. They're doing only fans, right? And so
[00:08:34] like that's the main focus they tried to do. That's a good quote. Yeah, I'm just telling you that's
[00:08:39] it. They're mad because it's not them. Well, they're mad because basically they're not able to
[00:08:45] exercise and leverage their sexuality to make people do what they want. And there are other
[00:08:50] people that are doing that that don't care about the same things that they care about. That's why
[00:08:55] women care so much about a consensus, right? Now, I understand that this might be a little
[00:09:00] bit too red-pilled. It might be too early in the morning for this. It's almost 2 p.m.
[00:09:04] very, very early. And so, yeah, I think maybe people might not be ready for this, but I
[00:09:09] think it's true. So, to be fair, most of them probably don't exercise. So, I have no idea
[00:09:14] if they do or not. I'm not even looking at them. I don't know. So, yeah, that's it.
[00:09:18] The worst is a way later, and they realize you didn't consent. Of course, right? And
[00:09:22] exactly removal as the whole one of them a fuck all the offer yeah i mean it's
[00:09:26] just it's just a hose mad situation right but that's the main reason why
[00:09:30] girls get mad about it is because what the the funny thing is that through the
[00:09:36] leftist on prism of of like perception right like whatever you want to call
[00:09:41] this the leftist perspective on what happens is that they view that like
[00:09:47] nobody objectifies women more than leftist do and if that wasn't true then
[00:09:52] and they wouldn't be glazing Hamas.
[00:09:54] So fundamentally, leftists view women
[00:09:57] and access to any sort of sexual thing
[00:10:01] or having a girlfriend or even talking to a girl, right?
[00:10:05] They view all of these things as something
[00:10:07] that they can withhold because, and this is just true,
[00:10:11] the overwhelming majority of single young women are leftists.
[00:10:15] Why is that?
[00:10:16] It's because they don't have a husband to take care of them
[00:10:18] so they need the government to take care of them.
[00:10:20] and so what ends up happening is that
[00:10:23] they view access to women as a currency that they can withhold
[00:10:28] in order to make people believe what they believe this is like a huge factor
[00:10:32] for them
[00:10:32] and that's the main reason why they care
[00:10:34] hose that exactly in a closet at film cells yes
[00:10:37] and that's why leftists are the biggest objectifiers of women that's why they
[00:10:41] treat women
[00:10:43] as if they are a currency or some sort of uh... resource
[00:10:47] that you have to
[00:10:49] uh... say the correct things in order to be able to access
[00:10:52] uh... based off of what their viewpoints are right that's the way
[00:10:55] that these leftist view women
[00:10:57] now obviously women are not like that every woman has their own opinions they
[00:11:01] can have their own value judgments they can have their own value system and they
[00:11:05] can think for themselves right and obviously somebody consenting to doing
[00:11:09] something with somebody else is not
[00:11:11] you know really up to anybody else other than those two people right i mean
[00:11:14] that's clearly what the i mean that that's that's the way the world works
[00:11:18] but uh... unfortunately to these people they don't understand that
[00:11:22] uh... you know that's it
[00:11:24] to get a really delusional view of her customer fan base yet also by the way
[00:11:27] you didn't say a socially approved state uh... statement sex denied yet that
[00:11:31] that's actually the way that they feel and and and they view women's
[00:11:34] sexuality as currency they can withhold
[00:11:37] and the reason why a lot of these women do this is because they have
[00:11:40] internalized misogyny
[00:11:42] these sex worker women have internalized misogyny
[00:11:45] where they on some fundamental deep down level
[00:11:49] know that the only value and the only worth that they have is sexual right
[00:11:54] the only thing that they can do is have sex with a guy and that's the only way
[00:11:57] that they can provide value to the world
[00:11:59] and so because of that
[00:12:01] they have to use that as the primary currency
[00:12:04] in which they view the entire world
[00:12:06] and that's the reason why they say what they say
[00:12:09] that's the reason
[00:12:10] and and by the way i know i know people might not be ready for this
[00:12:14] I know this might sound crazy, but that's it.
[00:12:17] You don't need to defend yourself, bro.
[00:12:18] I'm not defending, I don't care what these people say about me,
[00:12:20] it doesn't matter.
[00:12:21] I'm talking about this, like, what's happening with me,
[00:12:25] I don't care about that.
[00:12:26] My point is that I'm having a conversation
[00:12:28] about why people are doing something.
[00:12:30] I mean, guys, I'm gonna be honest,
[00:12:31] I was sitting there reading these comments
[00:12:33] and laughing at them, like, I mean, it's funny.
[00:12:35] So, like, it's not even a big deal, but that's it.
[00:12:38] Yeah, bro, you reaching a bit?
[00:12:40] Everybody says I'm reaching, but like, I mean,
[00:12:42] I don't think I am. I really don't. So that's it. And these women are the most sexist and they are the
[00:12:49] most misogynist people because they don't believe in women's agency and they view access to women
[00:12:55] as a sexual currency that they can leverage for other resource allocation, which is a fundamentally
[00:13:03] and profoundly sexist thing to do. And so that those people are the most sexist and the most,
[00:13:09] You know like oppressive you could say right did you watch the full Wild Guild documentary yesterday?
[00:13:14] I did not the toxic Wild Guild. I had no idea about that. So, yeah
[00:13:18] Yes, they've used sex as a commodity. That's the way it is and that's the way I would look at more and anything else and
[00:13:24] Another female farming high-value master in it, of course, right?
[00:13:27] They're definitely that must be what is and so everyone's welcome until they start to have their own opinion
[00:13:32] Yes, they don't want anybody to have their own opinion. I think that's the way all this stuff is
[00:13:35] But I did find this to be very funny. Let me scroll down. I'll look and see if there's the rest of these
[00:13:40] I don't even know what this is. I don't want to scroll down. It seemed like it was pretty weird. So anyway
[00:13:45] Let's go back. I'll look at some of the other posts and stuff that's happened today
[00:13:48] They hate other women who choose differently than them. Well, obviously, but you have to think about like why that is, right?
[00:13:54] I mean, obviously that's something that's happening. But like why is it happening?
[00:13:57] So anyway, I thought this is really funny to start off the day
[00:14:01] Okay, uh, Funger Fox has come back to X.
[00:14:06] They're back.
[00:14:14] Ah.
[00:14:17] So there we go, guys.
[00:14:18] They have come crawling back.
[00:14:20] Life isn't fair, man.
[00:14:22] Why do you ask just enable it for them?
[00:14:23] They're open source.
[00:14:24] They could use the support.
[00:14:26] And there it is.
[00:14:27] So why did they leave?
[00:14:29] Well, let's go ahead and take a look on why they left,
[00:14:31] because I already saw this.
[00:14:33] I know what this is going to be,
[00:14:34] to be fair, I had already looked at it.
[00:14:36] So they said, it's official, we're now on Blue Sky,
[00:14:40] come hang out with us.
[00:14:41] So they tried to go over to Blue Sky
[00:14:44] to get support over there instead.
[00:14:47] And you can see right here, how's that been going for them?
[00:14:50] So their last tweet was five days ago,
[00:14:53] and it got 76 likes.
[00:14:55] The only things that get any attention on Blue Sky
[00:14:58] are art and libtard posts.
[00:15:00] And even those don't really get that much attention.
[00:15:03] They get infinitely more attention on Twitter even then.
[00:15:06] So that's it.
[00:15:07] And so this is the reason why all these people,
[00:15:10] and I've said this before, right?
[00:15:12] They're like, oh, we switched to,
[00:15:14] we're, it's official, we're on Blue Sky now.
[00:15:16] It's about time we're following everyone.
[00:15:19] There's not a complete DJ in has already left that platform.
[00:15:23] What is this here?
[00:15:24] I don't even know if this is like talking about this or not.
[00:15:27] Firefox, you still do still the woke tards, oh my god.
[00:15:29] Is it a blue sky just for pedos and pervs,
[00:15:32] among other things apparently?
[00:15:34] So Firefox is based?
[00:15:36] Well, I think that they just realized,
[00:15:38] here's the reality, right?
[00:15:40] They just realized the fact that
[00:15:42] they weren't getting any attention, right?
[00:15:44] I mean, that's not really it.
[00:15:46] Making an announcement, longest relationship ever had.
[00:15:49] Let me see if I can find these other ones here.
[00:15:51] But yeah, there you go, and then Elon's right, yeah.
[00:15:54] I mean, again, X is the reason
[00:15:57] why X is the biggest social platform, and I think the most important social platform
[00:16:01] is because it's an open square for ideas. And so if you can win people over on X, it
[00:16:08] means that you effectively can win over the world. Obviously, this is an extrapolation.
[00:16:14] I'm exaggerating here. But like my point is that if you can win people over on a platform
[00:16:19] that allows freedom of speech, that means the most because now you're competing on an
[00:16:24] even playing field. Now you're able to compete and succeed in the free marketplace of ideas.
[00:16:30] And that will always, even in the eyes of the people that like censorship, have more respect
[00:16:36] attached to it than if you're able to succeed on a website that's highly censored, like Twitch,
[00:16:41] for example. Like Twitch is a highly moderated, highly censored website. There are thousands of
[00:16:47] things that you can't say. There are dozens of words that you're not allowed to use. And all
[00:16:51] these things basically constrain and they're all by the way like it's very
[00:16:56] simple that you can support somebody like Mao Zedong but you can't support
[00:17:00] Hitler it's very very one-sided because both of these people are awful right
[00:17:05] they were both obviously awful but why is it that you can support one but not
[00:17:09] the other well the reason why is because it's a bunch of fucking commies and
[00:17:13] weirdos and lefties that are running the website and they like to play footsie
[00:17:17] with mass murderers that are communists, right?
[00:17:20] That's the reason why.
[00:17:21] And so fundamentally, yeah, it's wokeys, exactly.
[00:17:24] And so the big problem is that nobody really respects that.
[00:17:30] Even the people that think like that
[00:17:33] don't actually respect it,
[00:17:34] they just view doing it as an act of power.
[00:17:37] So when somebody is able to be successful
[00:17:40] on a free marketplace such as X,
[00:17:42] that automatically carries a huge amount of value
[00:17:46] and wait to it, right? And so Blue Sky is exempt from the Internet ID laws in some countries.
[00:17:51] I learned that wasn't true, or I found out that it was apparently changed. You can accuse
[00:17:55] someone of being a rapist and pedophilia, but you can't call for Rogan Fatt. Yeah, definitely,
[00:17:59] right? Never using Firefox again. They made the bed. I don't really care what Firefox
[00:18:03] social media platform does. I don't really give a shit. I just used the browser. But
[00:18:08] like all I'm really trying to get at with this is that we took time off X, but now we're
[00:18:12] The internet is changing again. So we're here as an independent voice of the users and the open internet
[00:18:18] By the way, you but I do want to say that you can never trust a company that does this
[00:18:23] You can't because when they thought they could exercise some level of
[00:18:28] Sensorial power where they were because and again, I totally support what Elon is doing with X
[00:18:34] I do I've said this many times and I completely support it
[00:18:37] I'll explain the reason why the reason why I completely support it is because I don't want to be micromanaged by a bunch of
[00:18:44] Weirdos that want to tell me what to do. It's really just that simple
[00:18:48] Like I don't want to be micromanaged by a bunch of religious weirdos
[00:18:51] Say that you know these video games or satanic so you should be able to play them
[00:18:55] I don't want to be micromanaged by Karen's who say that you know you need to be doing x y and z thing
[00:19:00] I don't want to be micromanaged by wokes who say you have to use certain pronouns
[00:19:04] I don't want to be micromanaged by
[00:19:06] uh... you know like state actors and say that you have to have this opinion
[00:19:09] i don't want to be micromanager told what to do period right i think that's by
[00:19:12] the way the way that most people feel right like
[00:19:15] i think most people don't actually white want to be told what to do or pushed
[00:19:19] around or anything like that
[00:19:21] so uh... that's it
[00:19:23] and i still want download it only here yet
[00:19:25] uh... no i haven't seen the spider-man trailer i'm going to look at a blue sky
[00:19:28] will die someday it's this generation's my space
[00:19:31] it's not really my space it's like i i don't think of a better comparison to it
[00:19:36] other than my space but yeah I mean blue sky is basically it look this is this is all this is
[00:19:42] immigrant blame oh my god and these are the people that are posting about this right this is the
[00:19:47] main fixation that they have the only thing that these people focus on or think about on blue sky
[00:19:53] is weird lefty social issues that's it and that's the entire reason why the website was made blue
[00:19:59] sky was created in order to be a safe space for people with leftist values to be able to express
[00:20:05] those values without having anybody being allowed to disagree with them. There are no
[00:20:10] conservatives or any sort of right wing voices allowed on Blue Sky, you just get banned.
[00:20:17] So it's basically just a hug box safe space for everybody who thinks like this. And I
[00:20:22] don't think anybody actually, as I said, I don't think anybody actually respects them.
[00:20:27] That's the reason why people will take the popularity on X more seriously, because they
[00:20:32] They intrinsically internally know that there's something that's pathetic about having to
[00:20:37] ban everybody off your platform if they say an opinion that you disagree with, right?
[00:20:42] That's really about it.
[00:20:43] Like Reddit?
[00:20:44] Yeah, Reddit's another good example of that too, right?
[00:20:46] And the leftist version of GAB, it's just like, oh, GAB, yes, I forgot all about GAB.
[00:20:51] Yeah, there you go.
[00:20:52] I think that's another good comparison.
[00:20:53] I haven't thought about the rest of these.
[00:20:55] So what is this here?
[00:20:57] Can I find these other ones?
[00:20:58] Sneeko calls Asmongold a coward.
[00:21:00] What is this?
[00:21:01] Nico calls Asmongole the coward after he's suggested
[00:21:03] escalating things in Iran.
[00:21:05] Like Lindsey Graham, it's always the biggest cowards
[00:21:07] that call for Americans to die in wars
[00:21:09] they would never fight.
[00:21:10] Well, I mean, obviously you could get drafted
[00:21:12] if the war gets bad enough, right?
[00:21:14] I mean, so like, I don't really think that's true.
[00:21:16] Like we have a volunteer army right now,
[00:21:18] but like I'm young enough, right?
[00:21:20] I'm 36.
[00:21:21] And so like if there was a draft,
[00:21:24] like I would get drafted for sure.
[00:21:26] So like I am kind of it.
[00:21:28] Like we do have a draft.
[00:21:29] Like I don't know, Sneeko knows this, right?
[00:21:31] They're like, I mean, he's an American citizen, right?
[00:21:34] So like, he's signed up for the draft.
[00:21:37] Like what's the age for the draft?
[00:21:40] Draft age cut off.
[00:21:43] I think it's like 46 or something like that, right?
[00:21:51] Special cases like professional help
[00:21:54] in the targeted draft, upper limit race to 37.
[00:21:58] Yes, so there you go, right? 37. And so I'm under 37. And they know what your aim is. That's your aim, so you'll be safe.
[00:22:06] Yeah, definitely. So anyway, there's no draft happening. Yeah, of course, there's no draft happening. And what my my response actually to
[00:22:13] somebody like Nico saying something like this would be that if you want me to fight in the war, because I want to get rid of
[00:22:20] Iran, why don't you go sail a ship through the Strait of Hormuz and get attacked by Iran? Because those are the two options,
[00:22:28] right? So there's either you stop Iran from committing, you know, terrorism globally, or you
[00:22:35] are the victim because basically this is what Sneeko is saying. What he's trying to say is that
[00:22:40] go fight in the war so you will die, right? He's implying that Iran would kill me or that something
[00:22:46] like that would happen. And fundamentally, that you can easily reverse this, right? Does Sneeko
[00:22:52] want to join the IRGC? Does Sneeko want to try to, you know, like sail a ship through the Strait of
[00:22:57] form is and get blown up by a c-mine and iranian c-mine of course not
[00:23:02] so logically uh... the only reason why sneak was saying this in my opinion
[00:23:06] and there's there's no reasonable perspective that you can look at
[00:23:09] that iran is a bad thing i think this is just muslim identity politics it's
[00:23:13] nicole is playing
[00:23:14] and he's just trying to position americans against iran
[00:23:19] or sorry are israel against americans because of some like religious reason
[00:23:23] There's actually not a justifiable reason and I honestly I think that it doesn't make sense, right?
[00:23:29] Sneak-o in my opinion, I think that like I don't think that he's like a fake Islamic person
[00:23:34] Like he's not like a fake Muslim, but I do think that you know
[00:23:37] He's written himself into corners with things like for example accepting that the age of consent should be lower than 18
[00:23:43] And not just 17, right? There's plenty of places in America where it's 17
[00:23:47] But like, you know, it's like you're talking about like, you know, 12 13 years old
[00:23:52] You know you had this conversation with Mojama and Mohammad Hijab and he's talking about like women who were 13 being
[00:23:58] You know ready for sex. You shouldn't be saying that right?
[00:24:02] That's not what you do in a Western country
[00:24:04] And so I think that sneaker goes through what it seems to me like a identity crisis on a regular basis
[00:24:10] And I think also what's very weird is that sneaker has had a very interesting
[00:24:15] I don't I don't really listen to or pay attention to a lot of like the accusations and everything
[00:24:21] But Sneak-O's had, it seems to me, like a lot of accusations of interesting sexual behavior, right?
[00:24:27] We can just say that. And so, what's funny is that Sneak-O is defending a country that would kill you for, like, if you'd, if you live the life that you lived in America, in Iran,
[00:24:37] you would be dead. They would have probably killed you. Because of all the things that you've done, that's either the cuck stuff, the, you know, gay stuff, or anything else.
[00:24:46] Do you think that these people like that?
[00:24:48] And here's the other issue is that Sneko acting sad that the Ayatollah was dead is in
[00:24:53] my opinion one of the biggest betrayals to Islam that you can possibly have.
[00:24:57] The Ayatollah has been responsible for the deaths of more Muslims than Sneko will ever
[00:25:02] meet in his entire life.
[00:25:05] And so I don't know why you're trying to defend the Iranian regime and the Iranian government
[00:25:10] whenever they're responsible for the deaths of more Muslims than probably every other
[00:25:14] country in the world put together. They're not only arming the Muslims that are militant to go
[00:25:19] and use other innocent civilian Muslims as shields like in Lebanon or Palestine, but they're also
[00:25:25] killing their own people whenever they disagree with them. So I really don't, I don't know why
[00:25:30] Sneco's doing this, I don't understand it. I think that you can acknowledge that Iran is a threat
[00:25:36] not just for the world, but specifically for the Muslim world. And that's the reason why all these
[00:25:41] countries are fighting back against Iran, even though they're Islamic countries.
[00:25:46] And so, yeah, I think that, again, like if you want to tell me to go join the army, you
[00:25:51] know, go sail a ship through the Strait of Hormuz, right, have a good time.
[00:25:56] And the IRGC wants to create a bigger holocaust, they do.
[00:25:59] They want to create a bigger holocaust.
[00:26:01] And Sneeko said that part of his ancestry was Jewish, and I wonder if they would consider
[00:26:05] that, right?
[00:26:06] It's possible that they would, because these people are psychopath murderers, and they
[00:26:09] would easily do that.
[00:26:10] So, I don't know why Seiko's trying to make excuses for them and defend them.
[00:26:15] But no, you know, and again, also if there is a draft, I would probably get drafted into
[00:26:19] the army, so I don't even really know what you're talking about.
[00:26:22] So yeah, that's cool, what it is.
[00:26:24] And anyway, yeah, what's this here?
[00:26:26] Why can't they say happy?
[00:26:27] It has to be wild there.
[00:26:28] Well, I was just, I was, I tried to give like a legitimate response to that, right?
[00:26:32] I think it's just a, it's a bad way of saying things, wait, what is this?
[00:26:37] Is this AI?
[00:26:40] This is going to be AI, right?
[00:27:04] What did she do?
[00:27:08] What did she do?
[00:27:09] I- I- Oh my god!
[00:27:16] Here's one thing I would say.
[00:27:20] If those Patriot front guys were on this car,
[00:27:24] everybody in this picture would be sitting in their seats and not causing any trouble.
[00:27:30] They would be.
[00:27:36] Oh my god, look at those.
[00:27:39] all my god
[00:27:47] all my god
[00:27:55] well
[00:27:58] that's crazy
[00:28:00] all my fucking god you're aware what's his patriot fun is to scrub the
[00:28:03] shred my white nationalist organization right you're trying to do the uh... all
[00:28:08] I'm going to assign a negative value to something so you have to disown it.
[00:28:12] I don't play those games.
[00:28:14] I don't play those games.
[00:28:15] I was making a joke.
[00:28:16] And so anyway, yeah, like I don't do these kinds of things.
[00:28:20] Like it's the only reason why I would ever play those games or do that would be to avoid
[00:28:26] getting banned.
[00:28:27] That's literally it.
[00:28:28] I don't care about what your optics are.
[00:28:30] I don't care about what your value system is.
[00:28:33] And I have no interest in curating my language in a way that enables it.
[00:28:38] So don't waste your time.
[00:28:40] Anyway, so gotcha band incoming, I already banned them.
[00:28:43] I did.
[00:28:44] And so what those wrong people in America and in the EU, most black people born here never
[00:28:49] behave like this.
[00:28:50] The reason why this happens is because it's allowed to happen.
[00:28:53] That's the reason why.
[00:28:54] In my opinion, if I see something like this, this is my outlook on it, right?
[00:28:59] that a lot of people see this and they view it as like, oh my god, it's black people. It's the
[00:29:05] problem is black people and it's like this big issue. I see this completely differently. And
[00:29:10] let me explain the way that I see it. I see this as a lot of the people in this photo probably don't
[00:29:16] want to live like this. I bet a lot of the people in this photo really don't enjoy this
[00:29:21] an atmosphere. And the handful of people that we're getting in the fight is not representative
[00:29:25] everybody else that's just looking at it. And I think that the case is that most
[00:29:29] people don't want to get involved in a fight. You can't really see this. They
[00:29:32] they survive it. I don't think that's the case. And so I look at this issue and I
[00:29:37] don't see I don't see black people causing problems. What I see is I see 50
[00:29:42] people in a train car, five of them getting in a fight, and I view the other
[00:29:47] 45 people in this video that weren't doing anything wrong as the victims of
[00:29:52] of the five people that were, and I think to myself,
[00:29:55] these people deserve to live in a country
[00:29:57] and they deserve to go on public transport
[00:29:59] without worrying about it turning into a battle royale.
[00:30:03] And fundamentally, you know, needs stricter rules.
[00:30:08] The chatter's wrong.
[00:30:09] Young people are crashing out everywhere.
[00:30:11] This is annual four-day march,
[00:30:13] and the city is going there with me.
[00:30:14] Oh my God.
[00:30:15] And what is this here?
[00:30:17] So let's compare poor white people
[00:30:18] and the per capita rates.
[00:30:20] You're missing my point.
[00:30:21] You're not understanding my point of view.
[00:30:23] So let me explain that,
[00:30:25] because you stopped me halfway through.
[00:30:26] Let me go back and look at this here.
[00:30:29] Yeah, here's another one.
[00:30:30] The multicultural hell of the Netherlands.
[00:30:31] This is the Netherlands too, let me see.
[00:30:33] This is in the Netherlands?
[00:30:46] Oh my God.
[00:30:49] Jesus man.
[00:30:51] And so, yeah, I guess so this is how I see it, right?
[00:30:54] Is I view these people as being victims of crime.
[00:30:57] I view them as being victims of this type of behavior, right?
[00:31:03] And so fundamentally, like I look at everybody else,
[00:31:07] when I see a video like this, I think to myself,
[00:31:09] we need to help these people
[00:31:11] and we need to have more police come in there
[00:31:14] to make sure that these people can go on the train ride
[00:31:16] and not expect to end up being on a World Star video, right?
[00:31:20] like to not have to bring boxing gloves to a train ride.
[00:31:23] So I think we need to bring more police
[00:31:26] and there needs to be more control over this
[00:31:29] because they don't want police.
[00:31:31] I don't care whether they want it or not.
[00:31:33] I mean, it's not relevant.
[00:31:35] That's what has to happen.
[00:31:36] And I think also they will learn
[00:31:37] that they'll like it a lot more.
[00:31:39] People think that they like this chaos and discord
[00:31:42] until they're the one that gets hit
[00:31:43] or they're the one that gets hurt.
[00:31:45] I think fundamentally most people actually do want
[00:31:48] have police and they don't want to have, you know, these like random fights and
[00:31:52] these PvP server events. I don't think most people want to deal with that. So
[00:31:56] yeah, imagine going out for groceries and basically being in an axe raid. Yeah,
[00:32:00] fucking exactly, right? We just simply put them in a box for a move from General
[00:32:03] Hopulation. I know that, right? I don't need them to be like it. I need to live
[00:32:07] with it or get out. Yeah, definitely. And yeah, the jailing will continue until
[00:32:12] Alan proves, right? I mean, I think that's clearly the way that I look at it,
[00:32:16] But anyway, let me see if there's any more of these Maya Higa partners with fortnight. Oh my god. Is this real?
[00:32:33] Wow
[00:32:39] Man
[00:32:46] Let's go.
[00:32:52] Wow.
[00:32:55] Cuddles and chaos?
[00:32:56] Oh my God.
[00:32:57] Yeah, good for her.
[00:32:58] Yeah, I think that's cool.
[00:33:00] That's nice.
[00:33:01] And what is this?
[00:33:13] Ah, God!
[00:33:16] Carnival Cruise. Why is it that every single time that I see something bad
[00:33:23] happening on a cruise ship, it's always Carnival Cruise? Like, look, just really,
[00:33:28] really quick. I'm just gonna search Carnival Cruise, okay? See what this is.
[00:33:33] Where is it?
[00:33:41] There's always fights.
[00:34:11] Carnival cruise boys!
[00:34:16] We're in our Royal Caribbean and Carnival passes through.
[00:34:21] Oh my god.
[00:34:24] This is insane.
[00:34:26] Every single, every single video of a fight on a cruise ship is Carnival cruise.
[00:34:33] I've never seen a single video of people getting in a fight and that not being it.
[00:34:40] Oh my god, so uh, yeah, I've been at Carmel cruise do not take that shit do not buy tickets
[00:34:46] I don't know guys. I've never I I can't imagine a fate worse than being on a boat man
[00:34:53] I cannot fucking imagine that absolutely not the spirit airlines of cruises. I guess I mean
[00:35:00] I I don't really know anything about cruises. So I have no idea whatsoever and oh god, what is this?
[00:35:07] I I'm gonna have to look at this. This is him asking this dumb hag
[00:35:12] About from this is Smithsonian about stuff. I saw a little bit about this the live stream would go hard it would
[00:35:18] And those are the cheapest ones. What's the cheap at weight really?
[00:35:30] It's carnival one of the cheapest cruise lines is it
[00:35:32] Yeah, it one of the cheapest often the cheapest one
[00:35:42] Okay, so it's the cheapest Wow, okay. All right
[00:35:47] So basically
[00:35:50] Okay
[00:35:51] Yeah, ah ha right. Okay. Well, you know, I get you know, it's
[00:35:56] It's the spirit of the sea.
[00:35:59] I guess that's it, guys.
[00:36:01] Oh my fucking god, don't take three day cruises.
[00:36:04] I have no idea.
[00:36:05] I don't know anything about cruise liners
[00:36:08] and I don't want to at all, right?
[00:36:10] And so yeah, basically the oryx can draw them with the coins.
[00:36:15] I have no idea, man.
[00:36:16] I told you it's for four people, man.
[00:36:18] Is that the reason why you have people scraping shit
[00:36:21] off of their feet and having fights like that?
[00:36:23] Oh my god.
[00:36:24] and uh... low-key we need to not downplay her very conscious the show she
[00:36:28] was genuine waste of carbon
[00:36:30] i love how by the way this is what these people like doing that what this
[00:36:33] person is doing this is by the way a twitch streamer
[00:36:36] uh... is like literally openly advocating for harassing
[00:36:41] another person
[00:36:42] isn't that crazy
[00:36:43] you're just openly advocating for harassing other people
[00:36:47] that's insane
[00:36:48] and then they also have the trans and the palestine flag you have the uh... the
[00:36:51] biggest retard combo possible
[00:36:54] all my god
[00:36:58] they'll appreciate their trends for palestine guys
[00:37:02] he had
[00:37:04] chickens for kfc
[00:37:06] all my fucking god what is wrong with these people
[00:37:09] just a mentally ill weirdo i think that's pretty much fucking accurate
[00:37:13] isn't against the last it is it is against the last uh... you know whenever
[00:37:17] you're posting and just literally inciting people to hate on somebody
[00:37:21] That basically is TOS and and I think that if it's not TOS
[00:37:25] I think that we should start doing that because if we're if you're not gonna get banned for that then we should do it too
[00:37:31] Because why not? I mean like if you can just get people together and hate mob somebody then we should we can do it way more
[00:37:39] Right and also we're not the ones with 50 different mental disorders that makes us hate ourselves
[00:37:43] So I think it's gonna be a lot more effective. Just give me just give me the go. I'll sort it out go ahead man
[00:37:49] go ahead and so anyway yeah rules for
[00:37:53] the but not be me no one's threatening
[00:37:55] you were don't what is this here can I
[00:37:56] find it and let me see here let me see
[00:38:01] this so you you're upset about this and
[00:38:07] so do you think that that person was
[00:38:09] advocating for harassment do you think
[00:38:18] I think they were advocating for harassment, how's that work?
[00:38:21] Let's go ahead, let's have an explanation.
[00:38:26] Who threatened you?
[00:38:28] You re-framed what I said.
[00:38:31] When did I ever say the word threatening?
[00:38:40] You re-framed what I said, I didn't say that word.
[00:38:48] How do they break TOS?
[00:38:50] Let me ask you a question.
[00:38:51] And I want you to give me your opinion.
[00:38:55] I'm not asking for you to appeal to anything.
[00:38:57] I want you to think for yourself, okay?
[00:38:59] This might be the first time you've done this,
[00:39:01] so please bear with me.
[00:39:03] We're gonna try to work through this together.
[00:39:06] Do you think that it's against the rules on Twitch
[00:39:10] to actively incite a group of people
[00:39:12] to harass another person on the internet?
[00:39:18] Do you think that it's against the terms of service?
[00:39:27] I'm just thinking, how are they saying to harass anyone?
[00:39:29] They were explicitly saying that we need to not let this skill and attack this person.
[00:39:36] So you think that it would be okay for me to say something like that about somebody else, right?
[00:39:40] I see a food company playing stupid. Yeah, you're not playing stupid. When did they say attack?
[00:39:51] Well, they said don't let it go. What do you think? What do you think they meant by that?
[00:39:56] So if you don't, if you think that they didn't mean attack, what do you think they did mean?
[00:40:05] Also not answering? Yeah, yeah. Actually, let's take a step back. Let's take a step back
[00:40:09] because I just realized that you actually didn't answer my question.
[00:40:13] So let's take a step back.
[00:40:15] I'm not going to go through like you're,
[00:40:16] this like I'm pretending to not understand thing.
[00:40:19] So let's go back to my original question.
[00:40:21] Do you think that it's against the terms of
[00:40:23] service on Twitch to advocate for and to actively promote to harass a person?
[00:40:29] Like I'm not talking about this circumstance,
[00:40:31] I'm just saying in a general state,
[00:40:32] to harass another Twitch stream.
[00:40:35] Do you think it's against the terms of service or not?
[00:40:39] He keeps reframing what you said.
[00:40:43] Yeah, he is.
[00:40:47] Yes, I do, but they aren't doing that.
[00:40:49] They just disagree with the situation.
[00:40:51] Well, how do you think that they want to voice that disagreement?
[00:40:56] Well, what happens?
[00:40:57] OK, so you're saying they just disagree with the situation.
[00:41:01] OK, well, what if I disagree with somebody being trans?
[00:41:04] Do you think that I should be able to advocate for my community
[00:41:06] to go and attack that person?
[00:41:08] because I disagree with what their life choices are.
[00:41:19] Now, does this make any sense?
[00:41:25] You're assuming that, what words did they use
[00:41:27] that made, that said they wanna go after you?
[00:41:30] Well, I was saying, it's her actually, not me.
[00:41:32] It was not me, it was her.
[00:41:34] And so anyway, what words did they use?
[00:41:36] It was, we need to not let this go.
[00:41:38] I don't have it open right now, the second.
[00:41:40] So anyway, I think that you know,
[00:41:43] so youth, you would be okay, Whiskey,
[00:41:45] I want you to, let's wrap this up, this is a waste of time.
[00:41:49] You would be okay with me making a post like that
[00:41:53] against a person because of their ethnicity or sexuality.
[00:41:57] Like if I use those exact same words
[00:42:00] in that exact same language,
[00:42:02] you would be okay with me doing that.
[00:42:04] You would think that it's good for me to do that,
[00:42:07] not good, but it's acceptable. You're implying that? Okay. Well,
[00:42:11] I'm asking you a theoretical. Okay, so I'm asking to think for
[00:42:14] yourself again. So would you be okay with me saying this about
[00:42:18] somebody else?
[00:42:30] The piester? No, we got we'll get one more message. I actually
[00:42:34] don't think that's a yes I would okay so you would you would be okay with this
[00:42:38] you're gonna get permanently banned because you don't think they're doing
[00:42:41] that it's obvious what they're doing you are you're gonna get permanently banned
[00:42:44] this is another person people like this it's what I've said before it's playing
[00:42:48] chess with a pigeon these people do not accept or do anything like this they
[00:42:54] would just simply go and say this they lie they're disingenuous etc I think
[00:43:00] that if there is not any accountability for this, we should do the harassment campaigns.
[00:43:06] We should.
[00:43:07] Because if there's no trouble for it, if you're not going to get in trouble and you
[00:43:11] can do that, then I feel like you should be able to do that.
[00:43:15] That's it.
[00:43:16] Are you watching the live video today?
[00:43:17] Well, I don't know.
[00:43:18] Words mean different things than possible.
[00:43:20] The reason with these people, Nicaragua announced that they will no longer hold elections.
[00:43:24] I saw that.
[00:43:25] So, we're going to look at that in just a little bit.
[00:43:27] I haven't gotten around it.
[00:43:29] You're sincerely wasting your time when someone can't tell you what their opinion is on Twitch chat.
[00:43:32] They have to play words.
[00:43:33] The reason why I pull those people up isn't to convince them it's to show you.
[00:43:39] What?
[00:43:40] Nicaragra?
[00:43:41] That's a country.
[00:43:42] Oh, oh, oh, it sounds like if I say vinegar, it sounds kind of like the N word.
[00:43:48] Yeah, well, it's not.
[00:43:50] Yeah, it's just not the word.
[00:43:53] So I'm not going to try to like not say it.
[00:43:56] I'm not saying the N word, so I don't give a shit.
[00:43:58] So anyway, yeah, it's Arnold Schwarzenegger.
[00:44:01] Oh, wow, oh, wait a minute, that sounds kind of like it.
[00:44:05] Oh, wow.
[00:44:06] I'll give a shit, guys.
[00:44:08] And you know, again, and anyway, yeah, it could go back and forth and, you know, people
[00:44:13] love trying to take shit like that out of the context.
[00:44:15] I don't give a fuck.
[00:44:17] So anyway, you're cooked, I know.
[00:44:19] And so Digger was a good trailer.
[00:44:21] Yeah, the movie Digger, yeah, we really, really like that movie.
[00:44:24] Listen, guys, I'm not going to try to avoid it.
[00:44:28] I do as a meme but like in a general way no absolutely I do not do that okay I
[00:44:33] don't care you miss this do I see this let me go back and pull it up but
[00:44:37] anyway what's next in Nigeria I don't know actually I'm not sure I have no
[00:44:42] idea is this okay so this video I cannot wait to watch this video oh my god the
[00:44:52] The Nick Flintes Hunter Biden Channel 5 interview trailer has dropped.
[00:45:00] Oh boy.
[00:45:01] Do you want to ask me why are you a Nazi?
[00:45:08] Inclusion has been our greatest strength.
[00:45:11] Diversity has been our greatest strength.
[00:45:12] White people do feel like we are being boxed out.
[00:45:15] A 26-year-old white kid doesn't feel like he has access because he's been cancelled
[00:45:20] and the problem is black people.
[00:45:22] say the problem is black people. Well you just did Nick. You just said the problem is crime
[00:45:25] and we know who's doing the crime in Chicago. Do you get what I'm saying? Yes. About the Holocaust
[00:45:30] things? Oh, about that. We get to say whatever about that. We want on the internet, we get to
[00:45:36] deny the Holocaust. As far as Jews are concerned in general, I think that everybody in the country
[00:45:41] should be treated with dignity and respect and have their civil rights. What do you think about
[00:45:45] somebody like Montani? Personally I don't like him. Like for example on 4th of July when he takes
[00:45:49] We see opportunities sit there with, let's be honest, not a single white person.
[00:45:53] What about fucking Donald Trump?
[00:45:54] There's no ideological cord, Donald Trump.
[00:45:56] No, I agree with you.
[00:45:57] It sounds like you're at the largest loan ever given by the Department of Defense.
[00:46:01] Vance owes his entire political career to P.T.O., whichever firm is the one to develop
[00:46:06] ASI, that could confer a dictatorial like...
[00:46:09] Artificial super intelligence, by the way.
[00:46:11] ...powers upon the CEO of that company.
[00:46:14] Everything that we think about, the way in which we exist in the world, completely changes
[00:46:17] it.
[00:46:18] Uber, Airbnb, banking apps, you can't live your life without the tech platform.
[00:46:23] Everything that AI has built on is ours.
[00:46:25] That's what they're steering from us.
[00:46:26] I want to find common ground of how much of a shithead Donald Trump is.
[00:46:30] We can get there.
[00:46:31] We can get there.
[00:46:32] Okay?
[00:46:33] I mean, Donald Trump can be bad, but he's only going to be president for a few more
[00:46:36] years and then that's going to be it.
[00:46:38] You're going to have to think about more than just that.
[00:46:40] I think that the fixation they have around Donald Trump is a bad idea.
[00:46:45] It's the same thing with what happened with Republicans is that their focus was completely
[00:46:49] around Obama and Obama being bad.
[00:46:52] Yeah, Obama was bad.
[00:46:54] People didn't like Obama for X, Y, and Z reasons.
[00:46:57] But fundamentally, when your only ideological core is opposing something else, you don't
[00:47:03] really make a very good, you know, it's not a good selling point, is it?
[00:47:07] I mean, what are we doing?
[00:47:09] So yeah, I think that's why Trump says he's running again.
[00:47:12] I have no idea.
[00:47:13] Confixation is so dangerous. It's a very serious issue. Yeah, and like I'll be I'm definitely I mean obviously
[00:47:19] I'm going to watch this like I mean, of course
[00:47:21] I'm going to watch this like this is this is a collab I didn't know I needed and at the very least the debates
[00:47:27] Proving hunter-viden is zero or unperson. I don't know. I haven't seen it, right?
[00:47:30] But why is it taking so long to release highly other than hit piece and that's the thing too is that I hope that Andrew
[00:47:37] When Andrew releases this, I think he does need to release the full version
[00:47:42] like separately. And this is my advice. Like as somebody who's watched Andrew for a long time is
[00:47:48] that I'm gonna give like I don't know if he ever sees this or something but I'm gonna give him
[00:47:53] like some you know like this is like this is what I would say at least like you know somebody tell
[00:47:56] him this right. I've watched Andrew ever since All Gas No Breaks. I've watched him for like five years
[00:48:03] ever since the Flat Earth Convention and I think that was like the fourth video I watched. There
[00:48:08] There was like a, uh, uh, a Sasquatch one that I saw as well ever since he, he came
[00:48:13] back and I'm not going to mince words here ever since he came back after the sexual allegations.
[00:48:18] I think that Andrew has played way more one dimensionally into a political angle that
[00:48:24] is leftist leaning.
[00:48:25] And I think that, you know, again, this is me, uh, you know, guessing, but I think that
[00:48:30] he is doing that because he wants to use that as a shield for his previous bad behavior.
[00:48:36] And I don't think people should be defined by their bad behavior, and I don't think that
[00:48:40] people should have to behave in a way to try to live down their bad behavior.
[00:48:44] So in the past, like I would say before that, I would say he was like 60-40, like lefty
[00:48:50] versus right wing.
[00:48:52] And I think that's really fair, right?
[00:48:53] I mean, I'd say in a lot of cases, that's kind of how I am.
[00:48:55] At least with all of you, if you take the sum total of all the policy things that I think,
[00:48:59] I think that would probably be about accurate.
[00:49:01] then what changed is that after that i feel like now he's like eighty twenty
[00:49:06] or ninety ten
[00:49:07] with like only lefty viewpoints and only leftist like talking points
[00:49:12] and narratives and uh... you know being like portrayals etc
[00:49:17] and right wing talking points and narratives are pretty much turned into
[00:49:21] a joke
[00:49:22] they are not humanized in the same way that i think that they used to be
[00:49:26] and i think the process of that i think is made andrew look like he is biased
[00:49:31] and i think one of the reasons why people like andrew or or or what i've
[00:49:34] liked andrew for all the years is that
[00:49:36] he's always provided positive good
[00:49:40] commentary and critique on the social fabric of america
[00:49:44] and this is a fundamental thing this isn't leftism this isn't rightism
[00:49:48] this isn't politics at all
[00:49:50] this is just providing a humanizing critique of the social fabric of america
[00:49:55] i think that's fundamentally what all gas no brakes did
[00:49:58] and it's fundamentally what channel five does do
[00:50:01] and so if he wants to and i think also the way that you edited the next early
[00:50:06] video
[00:50:06] and then you made it look like nicks really didn't know he's talking about
[00:50:10] wanted them why did so many of these people in the video get arrested and have
[00:50:13] their stuff shut down right in the wild this happened
[00:50:15] so it seems very clearly that andrew has made a public shift and all about
[00:50:20] privately right
[00:50:21] has made a public shift towards
[00:50:24] echoing a lot more left-wing talking points i think the reason for that is
[00:50:28] And this is again me guessing is that he doesn't want those people to try to cancel him again like they did before
[00:50:33] And so I don't like that. I don't like that. And so I think that he needs to here's the point
[00:50:38] Here's the point use one coming around to you need to release this interview in full
[00:50:43] I understand you probably want to release an edited version for your channel because it'll be better viewership
[00:50:48] And it's better for like it'll be better to watch
[00:50:50] But I think for people that will inevitably if Nick makes a point and then the point doesn't land in the way that people
[00:50:56] imaginative landing, they're going to assume that you edited out Nick saying something
[00:51:01] in a way that's more convincing.
[00:51:03] So you need to release the public version of this of this interview, the full version
[00:51:08] of the interview separately and at the same time.
[00:51:12] That way you can preemptively avoid anybody accusing you of editing things out in a way
[00:51:17] that's misrepresentative.
[00:51:21] Does that make sense?
[00:51:22] And that that's my best advice to him as somebody who's a fan.
[00:51:26] That's my that's my genuine advice because I want to see him do more content like this
[00:51:30] I want to see him make more videos. I want to see another channel five video
[00:51:34] I want to see and I don't want people to be negative about it either, right?
[00:51:38] I want people to be positive. So this this is my genuine advice. Nick flint is wait what?
[00:51:44] Wait, he agrees with rabbi mirror. I love rabbi mirror. Yeah, he's one of the top rabbis. I saw rabbi Mizrahi challenge me to a debate
[00:51:54] increasingly I'm not even interested only because I don't know what we debate
[00:51:59] about you know this rabbi Mizrahi he's this orthodox Jew from Israel he was on
[00:52:07] Matan Evans and he did a thing with Sneeko recently and I saw he called me
[00:52:12] out on Adam Green he said I'd like to debate him and I want to say I don't
[00:52:17] even know what we're gonna debate about anymore man yeah I think I agree with you
[00:52:22] on everything now. I think Rabbi Mizrahi was right about literally everything. When Rabbi
[00:52:28] Mizrahi says that six billion goyim need to be put to death and go to hell.
[00:52:35] I know what I'm thinking.
[00:52:38] I'm like, I feel like that's the moderate position.
[00:52:52] That's crazy.
[00:52:53] What are the odds of that?
[00:52:55] And right now, that almost sounds like too moderate.
[00:52:58] You got anything else?
[00:52:59] Are there any, are there any Jews that are more extreme than that?
[00:53:03] Is that the best you got?
[00:53:04] Surely there's an orthodox rabbi that's even more extreme because I'm getting to the point. I'm just shooting right past that a
[00:53:11] Couple years ago. I would have said this is outrageous. I can't believe these Jews want to kill all the goyam
[00:53:17] They think we're all going to hell. Yeah
[00:53:19] Now I'm like this guy's the moderate. Where's the real Jews? Where are the real Jews who want to put all the going to this six
[00:53:26] Billions not enough
[00:53:28] Rabbi Mizrahi wants to kill all the goyam except the Muslims. I'm like, where's the
[00:53:33] Where's a rabbi that just wants to put them all to death put them all to death send them all the hell
[00:53:39] Where's that guy?
[00:53:41] I'll debate rabbi Mizrahi from the right. I'm gonna say this. What is this guy some kind of liberal reformed you?
[00:53:48] This is a Jew in name only all the real Jews know that all goyim need to die
[00:53:55] That's where I'm at
[00:53:57] That's where I'm at Lee. Can you give a clear definition what a goyim is comes full circle like that
[00:54:02] Isn't it it's that's how it always seems to go. No, that's a joke. I
[00:54:07] Didn't mean that I'm obviously kidding. That's totally a joke, and I don't feel that way at all. Yeah, right. No, I don't know
[00:54:15] That would be an interesting discussion. But like I said, I
[00:54:19] My heart just wouldn't be in it. I'm gonna represent the goyim. Yeah, and I'm gonna say what no, no
[00:54:25] Don't kill us. Oh, don't kill all the goyim
[00:54:28] No, no, no, don't kill all the Goyam they deserve to live.
[00:54:34] They're not animals.
[00:54:35] They're human beings too.
[00:54:36] I mean, we're human beings too.
[00:54:39] My heart just wouldn't be in it.
[00:54:41] I can't, I can't defend a position that I don't really believe in.
[00:54:45] Wow.
[00:54:46] People are going to say, Nick, what happened to Nick the Knife?
[00:54:49] What happened?
[00:54:50] Used to be so hardcore.
[00:54:51] I'm going to say, guys, my heart just wasn't in that one.
[00:54:55] I don't believe that anymore.
[00:54:56] Uh-huh.
[00:54:57] I don't believe that anymore, they were right.
[00:55:00] Now I'm kidding, obviously I'm kidding.
[00:55:02] I'm on the side, I'm on the side of the human beings
[00:55:06] that are definitely in souls.
[00:55:08] They definitely have souls and dignity
[00:55:11] and endowed with human rights.
[00:55:12] People like Dan Bilzerian and Jake Shields.
[00:55:19] People like Ian Carroll and Candice Owens.
[00:55:22] I'm standing up for their dignity as human beings.
[00:55:26] their fundamental dignity and equality as human beings.
[00:55:31] I'm with them.
[00:55:32] I stand proudly among those people.
[00:55:39] And I stand up for their fundamental integrity
[00:55:43] as living creatures.
[00:55:44] Yeah.
[00:55:45] Right, right.
[00:55:47] Definitely.
[00:55:48] I was right.
[00:55:51] You can't kill these people.
[00:55:53] That would be a grave sin.
[00:55:56] No, I'm kidding. Obviously, I'm kidding. Just a little bit of, no, I'm just joking a little bit.
[00:56:02] Definitely just joking. Of course, those are human beings that deserve rights. And Rabbi
[00:56:08] Mizrahi is wrong. He is wrong to say that they, you know, that if they vanish from the earth,
[00:56:17] the amount of souls would remain unchanged. Okay.
[00:56:21] So, just to refresh for who rabbi, and this is the thing, right, is that I listen to a lot of these rabbis, I do.
[00:56:30] I've seen what they've said, and it's very interesting.
[00:56:35] The going gets angry, the Jews in control, the Jews in control, they control the money, so who will control the money?
[00:56:45] You compare yourself to the chosen people, you don't see their blessing by God.
[00:56:52] It's good for you that they run the country and they run the world and they run the economy.
[00:56:56] So he's not even fighting that Jews don't run everything, he's saying they do and it's
[00:57:00] a good thing.
[00:57:01] All the world came to destroy the Jews, all the empires, all of them are gone and the
[00:57:06] Jews remain always in power.
[00:57:10] according to the laws of nature the Jews should have died already in the first year
[00:57:16] after they got the Torah and Amalek already came. They had no army, no weapon, they were
[00:57:21] in the middle of the desert with their children and all of a sudden they are being attacked
[00:57:25] one day after the other. Back then already there was a huge miracle to survive. 3,300
[00:57:31] years of pogroms and holocaust and all kinds of wars and empire coming to Jerusalem to
[00:57:36] to burn us alive. All those empires disappeared and we are above everybody. Always in power,
[00:57:44] always we are ahead of the world. Imagine the world without us. The world would be a
[00:57:51] thousand years more primitive. All the inventions in the world almost all come from Jews, mainly
[00:57:57] medicine, doctors, surgeons, biggest judges in America, all kinds of designers, architects,
[00:58:09] artists, musicians, big rabbis, philosophers, try to imagine the world without the Jews.
[00:58:18] The Jews are a quarter of a percent from the population and the going gets angry.
[00:58:23] The Jews in control, the Jews in control, they control the money.
[00:58:27] So who will control the money? You!
[00:58:30] You compare yourself to the chosen people, you don't see their blessing by God.
[00:58:35] It's good for you that they run the country and the-
[00:58:38] This is the reason that I really need to do the DNA test.
[00:58:43] Is just the way he talks and the way he thinks about this?
[00:58:50] Man.
[00:58:53] I've been looking for this for a long time I have like this is really like
[00:59:02] that's crazy isn't it around the world and they run economy I want to remind
[00:59:09] you that the United States was on a point of bankruptcy on 2008 everything
[00:59:14] here was about to destroy it and who saved this country the Jews then Shalom
[00:59:18] Ben Bernanke was the previous chair of the Federal Reserve during the 2008 recession,
[00:59:26] by the way, just context.
[00:59:28] The chairman of the Federal Reserve.
[00:59:35] He was a religious Jewish, Omer Shabbat.
[00:59:38] Even though in public he didn't show his yarmulke, but he would work to synagogue on Shabbat,
[00:59:43] And he made some brilliant moves with the interest, bringing it down, bailing out banks,
[00:59:49] forcing the big banks to buy the small banks before the...
[00:59:53] So he's basically saying that Jews do control everything.
[00:59:57] You're welcome.
[00:59:58] It will become a complete anarchy and chaos.
[01:00:02] People will kill each other here on the street.
[01:00:05] United States will become worse than Russia after this system collapsed.
[01:00:10] doesn't he understand that it makes people hate them more this country but
[01:00:16] they have zero gratitude a religious Jew with his brilliance this economist
[01:00:22] Bernanke Google it you don't have to believe me see the moves he made you
[01:00:26] should teach it in schools the country was on the point all the banks who go
[01:00:32] bankrupt you don't know what happened how could he possibly care about that
[01:00:38] He forced Wells Fargo to buy them.
[01:00:41] He forced Chase to buy many brands.
[01:00:45] If not, you know how much money people would lose.
[01:00:48] And the FDIC was up to, I think, 50,000 per account.
[01:00:53] That's it.
[01:00:54] People had millions in their account, lifesaving.
[01:00:57] I think it was always 250K for FDIC, but like, I don't know.
[01:00:59] So that would be wiped out.
[01:01:02] Big mortgage companies collapsed.
[01:01:04] This country in 2000.
[01:01:05] It says lions don't lose sleep over the opinion of sheep.
[01:01:10] The 8th was in a disaster and who saved the country?
[01:01:15] One brilliant religious Jew.
[01:01:19] Anybody appreciating it?
[01:01:22] Nobody even speaks about it.
[01:01:25] Oh my God, works like a clock.
[01:01:31] We were in Nashville together for nothing but money and economics.
[01:01:34] Oh Jesus, man, he's my favorite rabbi.
[01:01:38] I honestly, I don't know if he's my favorite, there's just so many good choices, it's impossible
[01:01:43] to decide.
[01:01:45] What is this?
[01:01:46] Mr. Beast shows off a picture from his wedding with Mrs. Beast.
[01:01:49] Oh wow, well good for them.
[01:01:52] Good for them.
[01:01:53] Mr. Beast got married.
[01:01:54] That's great, I'm glad.
[01:01:57] Yeah, congratulations to Jimmy.
[01:02:01] at him how about that and uh yeah wrap I think oh steen is wild I guess so yeah
[01:02:07] there it is gold steen is next uh-huh you're next y'all been saying that a lot
[01:02:12] huh you guys really been funny and uh funny a woman it could say next as well
[01:02:16] instantly vaporizing oh my god bro tecta did you see by the way this is crazy
[01:02:22] levels of farming look at this
[01:02:31] Look at this. One, two, three, four, five videos.
[01:02:40] Tecton made more videos about me and this girl than I did.
[01:02:46] He's actually farming. Look at this.
[01:02:51] And some of these videos, 259,000 views. 158,000 views.
[01:02:58] 210,000 views. This is insane. Oh my god. I don't even know what to say. I really don't.
[01:03:09] Oh my god, he learned from you, I guess so. And yeah, the farmer becomes the farmer. As
[01:03:15] I said, you know, sometimes you're the farmer and sometimes you're the crop. And that's
[01:03:19] okay. Sometimes I can be the crop. And that's it. And what is this here? I watched them
[01:03:26] And he borrowed your chat that the title of this tweet. Let me see if I can find this. I'll look at it
[01:03:31] And I haven't seen this at all. What is this going on here?
[01:03:35] uh-oh
[01:03:37] I saw this
[01:03:40] Rumble streamer tectone as we go from fall damage
[01:03:46] That should be defamation
[01:03:48] That actually should be defamation like that's dude. That is fucked up. You can't say that about somebody
[01:03:55] What a arc as mom, but he caught Pokemon
[01:04:01] Why the fuck does asthma have a girl over bro, I'm starting to get pissed off
[01:04:07] I'm starting to get pissed off, man. Nah, nah get that fucking Floyd the hell out of his house
[01:04:15] She didn't know what for women are about to get jealous. She had no idea what Floyd even meant
[01:04:20] I had to explain it to her, right? That's it and is one over thing of a Fiona's body type ogre version from Shrek
[01:04:27] I don't know about Fiat. Honestly, I forgot even I haven't watched Shrek since I was in sixth grade
[01:04:33] Okay, it was a very very very long time ago and how does explaining that one go?
[01:04:39] Um, it really didn't go very well at all right taking and then oh here we go playbook of Carl Marx
[01:04:45] Well, oh pushing I've been seeing and you want to ask me why are you a Nazi inclusion has been on the way
[01:04:51] I'm gonna meet this real quick and let's take a look at this. So
[01:04:57] This is really really insane like I don't even know what to say, but I'm gonna show you guys before I even get to that
[01:05:04] I want to show you
[01:05:06] Van Jones this guy is definitely a left-leaning guy
[01:05:10] But even he's calling out, even Jesus, I hate the audio, it always unmutes randomly.
[01:05:20] Even he's calling out how problematic a lot of the communist people are now.
[01:05:25] Listen to it.
[01:05:26] This phone has been blowing up all day.
[01:05:30] Governors from both parties, senators from both parties, Democrats in the House calling
[01:05:35] thanking me for saying what everybody's been saying behind the scenes.
[01:05:39] is that this stuff is going too far. I am a progressive Democrat. You know, you want
[01:05:44] to talk about prison reform? I've done it as well as anybody, Republican Democrats in
[01:05:49] the South with Trump. I've done prison reform. I never said have no prisons. Where are you
[01:05:54] going to put the Klan? I've done police reform. And I said no police. Where are you going
[01:05:58] to put the pedophiles? I've got to grab the pedophiles. This stuff is going too far. And
[01:06:03] part of the thing that has to happen is we saw what happened.
[01:06:05] The reason why they think that is it's a bunch of white girls who have engaged in
[01:06:09] communities who don't believe that crime happens. That's the reason why.
[01:06:13] In the Republican Party, when things started going in a nutty direction and nobody stood up,
[01:06:18] I am happy that the young people are fighting for affordability, Medicare for all, all the good things.
[01:06:24] I've been waiting my whole life to see a youth movement do what it's doing.
[01:06:28] But it's being hijacked by people who are putting in nutty ideas supporting terrorists,
[01:06:33] nutty ideas saying we don't need cops and prisoners, we can't deport anybody, even if they rape somebody.
[01:06:38] somebody who set this Chevalier. Where did Chevalier...
[01:06:41] Chevalier is going to be... is the Democratic nominee, so sorry, DSA and nominee for Congress
[01:06:47] now from the Bronx.
[01:06:48] Yeah. He's... like Van Jones is the kind of guy...
[01:06:51] They were always open to diplomacy.
[01:06:53] Van Jones is the kind of guy that I disagree with 85% of the time. But the 15% of the time
[01:07:00] that I do agree with him, it hits. He's completely fucking right about this. He is, he is totally
[01:07:07] I am tired, tired, tired of a set of people on the very far left in the Democratic Party.
[01:07:15] Ideas that are literally insane, nutty, moronic, dangerous, bigoted, are not progressive, they're
[01:07:22] regressive, and they should not be in our party.
[01:07:25] I'm not living in America.
[01:07:26] He's completely right.
[01:07:27] I mean, I know that the talking point is that it's not communism, it's socialism.
[01:07:32] Okay, I've read the quotes from the DSA platform from their own mouths.
[01:07:40] Don't tell me I'm not seeing.
[01:07:41] So glad they're waking up.
[01:07:42] Well, what he's upset about too is that, and this is the other issue.
[01:07:47] And I don't think people talk about this a lot.
[01:07:49] Let me see.
[01:07:50] Uh, let me see.
[01:07:52] I can find the clip.
[01:07:55] Uh,
[01:07:56] I don't know if I can find it this way or not, I'll have to go and see if I can look
[01:08:05] at it.
[01:08:06] Let me see if I can just look it up on here.
[01:08:09] And I want you guys to see this because this is a guy talking about it and you guys probably
[01:08:16] know this.
[01:08:19] You probably know this guy.
[01:08:20] I mean, I've watched this guy a lot too.
[01:08:22] This guy's kind of like, you know, we saw the Jewish guy that was like a huge, uh, you
[01:08:27] know, like kind of like a kind of a supremacist in a way where to watch.
[01:08:31] Let me see here.
[01:08:32] Can I find it?
[01:08:34] Okay.
[01:08:37] This is, this is it.
[01:08:39] When Donald Trump said during the debate that Joe Biden is taking black jobs and giving
[01:08:44] them to migrants, he was correct.
[01:08:47] Although he didn't say it because he cared about us, but he's right.
[01:08:49] When people say, what do you mean by black jobs?
[01:08:51] Get out your bougie fellas and deal with the reality.
[01:08:54] One third of black men have a felony, so there's a lot of jobs they will never qualify for.
[01:08:58] They are mostly what?
[01:08:59] Essential workers, warehouse, trucking, security.
[01:09:04] And a lot of those jobs are going to who?
[01:09:05] The migrants.
[01:09:06] So that's what he meant by black jobs.
[01:09:08] We gotta stop being so sensitive and look at the reality of it.
[01:09:13] He's completely right.
[01:09:16] He is completely fucking right.
[01:09:19] And there you go.
[01:09:20] Yeah, no, he is he's totally right and this is the issue is that like I think that there's a lot because the Democrat Party has always been
[01:09:27] overwhelmingly representing black interests and you know, obviously a lot of black people vote for the Democratic Party the majority of black people
[01:09:34] Vote for the Democrat Party. He's also a racist douche. He is he's racist, but he's right
[01:09:40] Yeah, he's right in saying this. This is true
[01:09:42] And what my point is is that these people whenever you're aligning with them
[01:09:46] It's because they see the Democrat Party, which is the party that's supposed to advocate for them, is now casting them aside for
[01:09:54] even more foreign actors and foreign identity groups. That's what's happened.
[01:09:59] I am.
[01:09:59] They use the black community. Yes, they have. They use the black community as a voting bloc that they assume will continue voting for them
[01:10:07] even while they are replacing their housing and their jobs with people that are from random countries.
[01:10:14] Like the reality is that black people the slaves previous former slaves built America they did
[01:10:21] They didn't build it by themselves, but they helped they helped build the White House
[01:10:26] They helped build a lot of our monuments
[01:10:28] They helped build America and they have a buy-in to America in a way that a person from
[01:10:34] Africa or a person from India doesn't have
[01:10:38] They have a buy-in
[01:10:40] They might not want to hear it, but it's true
[01:10:47] The things like you know take over of key industries government
[01:10:52] That's coming and this comes amid reports of tension between
[01:10:57] Yeah, the house minority leader personally calling the socialist senator telling him to stop meddling in Democratic primaries
[01:11:05] But Sanders wasn't taking his orders over the weekend for a teen buff with far left Michigan Senate candidate
[01:11:11] Abdul al-sayed for a campaign rally that was a doozy watch here
[01:11:16] No
[01:11:17] Brothers and sisters, let me tell you. Mm-hmm change is coming
[01:11:22] Progressives have been defeating establishment candidates
[01:11:29] This is the best possible thing that could happen for Republicans by the way
[01:11:33] Like, if you're a Republican, you should be watching this and you should be so happy.
[01:11:40] You should be like, thank God we have a literal terrorist supporter.
[01:11:44] By the way, this Abdul guy is a terrorist supporter.
[01:11:47] He refused to condemn the attacks on October 7th, and he constantly reframes criticism
[01:11:53] around Hamas, to criticism around Israel.
[01:11:56] The reason why is because he supports terrorists.
[01:11:59] People like that shouldn't even be in the country.
[01:12:01] But that's him.
[01:12:02] Yes, and so the moment that this really gets dug into and people start really looking into this
[01:12:08] They're gonna see that these people are literal like Islamic terrorist supporters people are not gonna vote for that
[01:12:16] It's not going to happen in a general election
[01:12:18] It will happen inside of Democratic primaries because these people have no
[01:12:23] And not they have no immune system to remove this this identity stuff, right?
[01:12:28] They can't get rid of it and establishment Democrats aren't no they're not
[01:12:32] And sister's the Trojan horse it is the entire country is watching this election.
[01:12:42] So there's an enormous responsibility on your shoulders.
[01:12:46] Harold, you have made a point for years trying to separate the Democratic Socialists from
[01:12:53] the Democratic Party.
[01:12:54] Will Hakeem Jeffries be successful here?
[01:12:57] No, they won't because the Democratic Party has no identity and no value system other
[01:13:01] than the oppression olympics and people in palestine that are getting bombed by israel rank highly and more highly than black people in america
[01:13:11] and that that and it's a completely emotion driven oppression olympics party where there is no thought reasoning or actual
[01:13:20] logical guidance to any of it
[01:13:22] That's the reason why they fail
[01:13:25] i hope the the only thing that they can all agree on is that trump is
[01:13:28] is bad. Yeah. First of all, it's good to be with everybody.
[01:13:31] It's good to be with both of you yesterday. Um, the soccer game, the, um, I didn't get
[01:13:37] invited. I barely got invited. It was fine. Thanks for caring. Nice. A couple of things.
[01:13:42] No borders, no prisons, no police, uh, supporting Hamas. We've been saying this on a show. I've
[01:13:48] said it for a while. I'm Van, uh, Van Jones, who I think is one of the more thoughtful,
[01:13:53] uh, voices and has been a leader in the party serving, uh, working in the White House.
[01:13:57] Yeah, I don't I don't quite understand some of the appeal to what some of these guys are talking about. I understand the frustration the economic frustration
[01:14:06] I understand frustration with some of our policies in the Middle East over the years
[01:14:11] But that matter over the decades the reason why he doesn't understand them is that he assumes that they are Americans
[01:14:18] These people are profoundly not Americans
[01:14:21] In order to understand why these people behave this way and why they think this way, you
[01:14:27] have to start from the position that they are non-Americans.
[01:14:32] If you're able to do that, then you can understand what their reasoning is and why they're doing
[01:14:37] what they're doing.
[01:14:40] But to say that supporting an organization that exacts and imposes violence on people
[01:14:45] because of their faith, to say that we don't...
[01:14:48] It's not just that.
[01:14:49] Hamas wants to kill every single Jew in the world.
[01:14:53] They want to do another Holocaust, but even bigger than the first one.
[01:14:58] It's not Israel.
[01:15:01] It's Jews.
[01:15:02] They want to kill all of the Jews.
[01:15:05] And it's not like, oh my God, I care about the Jews.
[01:15:09] This is so important.
[01:15:10] What do you think they're going to do after they kill all the Jews?
[01:15:12] They're going to start killing other people, too.
[01:15:14] It's what they do.
[01:15:16] Hasn't it been paid?
[01:15:18] Wait a minute, you think Hamas is on your side?
[01:15:23] Wait a minute, wait a minute.
[01:15:27] Who paid me?
[01:15:32] Let's reason this out.
[01:15:34] Let's reason this out. Let's go ahead, let's talk through this.
[01:15:43] Let's reason it out. Let's go.
[01:15:45] Who who's paying me paid by rabbi Mizrahi I wish maybe I should have him on this
[01:16:00] string I'd be a good string I only have different rabbis on to talk about how
[01:16:07] bad goymar like I can have them say what I think about most people but like
[01:16:14] because they're doing it from a religious angle, I can't get in trouble.
[01:16:18] Like, that's a really good idea. Actually, I like that a lot.
[01:16:24] That's actually, you know what?
[01:16:26] That's actually a really good idea. I could convert to Judaism
[01:16:30] just so I could find a reason and a religious justification
[01:16:34] to not think other people are like fucking human.
[01:16:39] But I could just do it just for that reason.
[01:16:44] Yeah, there it is. There's no response at all. He says, please do not. Randall, Randall,
[01:17:00] What are you doing?
[01:17:03] Is government?
[01:17:09] You support Israel jubilee.
[01:17:14] Randall Randall you need to stop playing games.
[01:17:20] He says Randall play games 24 seven Randall you need to stop.
[01:17:25] Obviously this isn't working out for you.
[01:17:29] I don't know exactly what you're trying to do here.
[01:17:34] But like, it's really not working.
[01:17:37] This whole thing that you're getting into, it's really just too much.
[01:17:42] He's under 18, for sure.
[01:17:44] I'm gonna ban him.
[01:17:46] You can message him odd, and whenever you turn 18, you can get unbanned from chat.
[01:17:51] So in like six years, you can get unbanned.
[01:17:54] So yeah, I'll see you then.
[01:17:56] Okay, man.
[01:17:57] I'll be here.
[01:17:59] It's not about the Jews, it's just that the Jews are the mining canary.
[01:18:07] The Jews are the ones that it's the easiest for them to go after.
[01:18:10] They're going to go after you, too.
[01:18:12] It's just that they're the ones that are in the closest proximity.
[01:18:16] Want to have borders for our country and everyone to come in, even the worst of the
[01:18:20] worst.
[01:18:21] To say that you want no law enforcement and no place to put those who commit crimes.
[01:18:26] i don't know how that aligns or has ever aligned with the democratic party
[01:18:30] it doesn't because they're not democrats they are foreign socialist and
[01:18:34] communist their race communists
[01:18:36] you should be
[01:18:37] they need to be
[01:18:40] viewed as enemies of the state
[01:18:42] this is a
[01:18:43] domestic terrorist group of people
[01:18:46] they want to in fact and destroy the country
[01:18:50] and they should be treated that way
[01:18:52] ideas are what one elections i would i would point to i would suggest to
[01:18:56] senator sanders he's right about this this guy's smart i don't know who this
[01:18:59] guy is he's really smart
[01:19:01] others
[01:19:03] that if you look at the most recent polling data you guys are looking at the
[01:19:06] polling data which are the most reliable elections were some of the
[01:19:08] progressives
[01:19:09] or one election you look at them that the recent polling data about how
[01:19:13] democrats are faring right now in the national races for congress
[01:19:17] uh... where dead heat with republicans
[01:19:19] and if you listen to those independence and others in some republicans
[01:19:22] uh... it's because they are afraid of this message they're afraid of the
[01:19:26] socialist communist wing of the party
[01:19:28] now you may get a lot of excitement there and i've been a part of a lot of
[01:19:31] rallies over uh... my short time in politics i grew up in a political
[01:19:35] family of fifty six years old and i've seen
[01:19:37] uh...
[01:19:38] anger turned into enthusiasm
[01:19:40] you look at those and but that enthusiasm is is really predicated
[01:19:44] and really motivated around how we're gonna solve real problems no prisons no
[01:19:47] borders no police supporting him i says not an answer
[01:19:51] to solving the economic challenges facing so many americans
[01:19:54] it's not they don't care about the economic challenges the majority of the d
[01:19:58] s a members are a bunch of rich white girls that don't have any sort of
[01:20:02] problems in life
[01:20:04] so they don't need to worry about solving the economic conditions for an
[01:20:09] impoverished black family
[01:20:11] they don't need to worry about how to make it easier for a small
[01:20:15] chinese business owner to do business in america
[01:20:18] they don't think about that what they are thinking about though is how they can
[01:20:23] signal to all of their friends that they have the right opinions
[01:20:28] they don't need to worry about these things not a solution to our a broken
[01:20:31] foreign policy
[01:20:33] uh... proper policies that we have in our country that are not working but it
[01:20:36] being a runner in other places
[01:20:38] we live in a country where we've always had challenges
[01:20:41] and we've had people roll up their sleeves and get the work we don't have
[01:20:43] people rolling up their sleeves and said we're gonna quit
[01:20:46] we're gonna quit capitalism, we're gonna quit democracy,
[01:20:48] we're gonna go to socialism.
[01:20:50] We do that, it will get-
[01:20:51] The reason why these people hate capitalism
[01:20:53] is because capitalism is a free market
[01:20:55] and it's a meritocracy and they're losing
[01:20:58] and they don't like the idea that inside
[01:21:00] of a free market, they're failures.
[01:21:02] That's the reason why-
[01:21:04] Far worse.
[01:21:05] That's it.
[01:21:06] Democrats, if we find independence
[01:21:07] and even some Democrats leaving us in the fall
[01:21:09] come October, November,
[01:21:11] when early voting starts in these key states,
[01:21:13] we will have only ourselves to blame.
[01:21:16] If we continue to embrace a group of people whose ideas are not only anti-democrat party, but anti-american
[01:21:24] Kennedy um
[01:21:26] He cooked
[01:21:27] He did he's completely right
[01:21:30] He's completely right after what I've said. Yes, these people are not Americans to Guantanamo stay open and by the way
[01:21:39] My whole life as a kid I was told that these guys were wrong
[01:21:44] should Guantanamo stay open yes any regrets about going into Iraq no it was
[01:21:51] the right thing to do then I believed it then and I believe it now I'd do it again
[01:21:55] in a minute it worked it absolutely work should one dick Cheney would torture
[01:22:02] again. Wow. Wow. Big day. Yeah, I guess so. And it worked. Yeah, it goes. It worked.
[01:22:16] That's all there was to it. And torturing actually didn't work, though. I'm sure. Hey,
[01:22:21] listen, I'm sure you understand it better than the former vice president, who was also
[01:22:26] the CEO of a defense company. I'm sure that this guy was such a villain. They literally
[01:22:35] made villains in Metal Gear Solid based off of him. Are you kidding me? Are you retarded?
[01:22:45] What do you mean? Is that a powerful VP in history? Yeah, dude. Never forget, Nick Cheney
[01:22:51] put in a request to purchase a man-sized safe while he was VP and never explained what
[01:22:55] it was for never needed to write. There's no reason to speaking. Oh, yeah. Speaking of
[01:23:00] defense companies, bro, like this shit is crazy. Can we resurrect them? Yeah, we bring
[01:23:05] somebody like this back. It's good. Endurial released an anime. This is the defense company.
[01:23:14] CIA said torture doesn't work. Then why do you think they keep doing it? You don't you
[01:23:24] not thinking about this the right way, are you? I'm going to pull you up. Do you really
[01:23:29] think that the CIA doesn't torture people? They say that so they can provide plausible
[01:23:38] deniability that they do it. So go ahead and like you, read it and they say, okay, I knew
[01:23:44] it. They're not actually doing it because it's not going to work. They're telling you
[01:23:48] that to give you a false sense of security that they're not going to use those methods.
[01:23:53] Every reasonable person knows this, obviously, that's what they're doing, like, duh, of course.
[01:24:01] Ask him how he would respond to torture.
[01:24:03] That's a good point, though, it is.
[01:24:08] Under what administration did they say that?
[01:24:09] I'm just telling you, like, you just, you need to think about why people say something.
[01:24:12] Like, this is a big issue is that a lot of people, they listen to what a person says
[01:24:17] and they think, okay, well, what am I going to do with this information?
[01:24:20] Right?
[01:24:21] think about and evaluate the center of the information and where the information is coming
[01:24:26] from and why it's being transmitted, the why, like whenever you receive communication, whenever
[01:24:33] a person is responding and collaborating with you, you need to ask yourself, why is this
[01:24:38] happening? Why is this person choosing to engage with me and using these words and saying
[01:24:43] these things? And in an instance where these people might not have necessarily your best
[01:24:49] interest in mind, you need to approach it with a degree of trepidation. You need to do that.
[01:24:56] You have to always hyper-evaluate the cinder of information. There's people in chat that do that
[01:25:02] with me all the time. I'm either being paid by the Jews or I'm a Nazi. It depends on what hour of
[01:25:07] the stream we're on. So that's it. So always listen to where you're getting your information from.
[01:25:14] Torture works until some point. At some point a person will say anything to make it stop,
[01:25:18] So all information has to be triple checked after gathering. Yeah, but you would check the information
[01:25:22] You'd triple check the information ahead of time, right? I mean you'd already do that
[01:25:28] Yeah, I mean you would already when you're in extreme pain you only escape is telling the truth
[01:25:31] You'll tell the CIA because lying also requires a lot of thinking. Well, that's a good point, too
[01:25:36] Three people you would resurrect and put in a dreadnought. That's a great question. Speaking of dreadnoughts. Let's watch this
[01:25:45] Is this a wrong
[01:25:48] Oh
[01:25:50] Uh-oh.
[01:25:55] Got him.
[01:26:00] Damn.
[01:26:06] Activate Thunder.
[01:26:11] Oh my god.
[01:26:16] Activate Thunder?
[01:26:19] Oh my god.
[01:26:30] This is Robin's fucking missile launcher!
[01:26:36] Oh man!
[01:26:46] They're going for a second.
[01:26:53] Man.
[01:26:58] The Glitchlongs, yeah.
[01:27:04] These are our attack helicopters.
[01:27:14] Our- our- our flying- sorry, our attack lawnmowers.
[01:27:20] This is an after-combatant, Comfort General's tomb.
[01:27:23] It should be.
[01:27:24] What are after that game?
[01:27:33] It's crazy, by the way, how many guys now are getting into the vents?
[01:27:38] Like, I know multiple people that, like, they were in, like, crypto and other shit.
[01:27:44] And now, like, I have a friend of mine that's, like, involved the, like, Ones of Defense company now.
[01:27:50] Total, total paradigm shift.
[01:27:56] Lost too much money, yeah.
[01:28:01] Groundstock's going up, yeah.
[01:28:04] Oh my god.
[01:28:14] Well, the tech, yeah. Half your mods will attack both defense contractors.
[01:28:19] That's why.
[01:28:20] Damn.
[01:28:27] What a fucking movie.
[01:28:34] What a fucking video. I love it.
[01:28:37] Absolutely fucking love it.
[01:28:39] Yeah, it's pretty fucking sweet. I know, man.
[01:28:42] Everyone's going to be stealing their UI for video games? They should, right?
[01:28:45] And Duryal the Anime Studio at this rate? The next Duryal demo is going to have an
[01:28:50] anime waifu explaining missile guidance?
[01:28:55] Uh...
[01:28:56] Yeah, I could see that happening.
[01:28:59] Yeah, I- I- No, I'm not- I'm not kidding.
[01:29:02] Like, I could easily see that happen.
[01:29:04] Yeah, he'd probably do that.
[01:29:06] Sure, why not?
[01:29:07] Yeah, I'd watch it. Yeah, definitely, right?
[01:29:09] And what the fuck is this?
[01:29:12] This guy, by the way, this guy is one of the, this is a Terry Lover.
[01:29:17] He's a Terry Lover. He was a big Iran fan.
[01:29:21] And what the fuck is this? This is the end of your career.
[01:29:25] That's what this is.
[01:29:26] Because when they start flying over these lawnmowers over Iran
[01:29:30] and just blowing up all these motherfuckers, it's gonna be over for you.
[01:29:34] The checks are gonna stop clearing and you're gonna have to get a real job
[01:29:38] rather than making up propaganda for Iran.
[01:29:41] And that's it, 16 likes, oh man.
[01:29:44] And somehow reminds me of this obsolete, I haven't seen this.
[01:29:47] I've been watching Sakamoto Days, it's the show I've been watching recently, it's quite good.
[01:29:53] And Kaisi got me into watching it, it was very, very good, I liked it a lot.
[01:29:57] And he'll turn into a Waymo, turning black people into Waymos.
[01:30:02] I forgot all about that, yeah, I guess we're doing this now, yeah, holy fucking shit.
[01:30:07] And I did see that. I thought it was really really fucking cool second season's good. Yeah, I liked it
[01:30:11] Yeah, I'd like to show so much too. Well, this is this is the other one, right?
[01:30:16] And so speaking of using the attack drones, basically, this is another country that might need to be liberated
[01:30:24] We just learned about this yesterday
[01:30:27] of last night, I guess
[01:30:29] This is a new country that is um
[01:30:33] They might need to we might have to do something about this
[01:30:36] We might have to do something about it.
[01:30:40] Nicaragua's president, Daniel Ortega, says Central American country will no longer hold
[01:30:46] elections.
[01:30:47] There won't be any more elections here.
[01:30:55] There won't be any more elections for them to try to seize the government, to seize
[01:31:04] Because we already have power.
[01:31:09] Wow.
[01:31:11] And we are going to work with the National Assembly's
[01:31:20] and corresponding organizations on the laws.
[01:31:27] That's a dictatorship. Yeah, let them build a wall.
[01:31:30] A blockade against the coup plotters
[01:31:35] The traders and no matter how much money
[01:31:40] The Yankees give them that's a no they won't be able. I don't know about that
[01:31:47] Let's look at let's see how Nicaragua is doing. I'm gonna look this up on Google Maps
[01:31:55] Let's let's find it
[01:31:57] All right, so we have let's see how well this country is doing take a look here
[01:32:11] Wait, am I not able to do street view wait I can't even wait there's not even you can't
[01:32:21] even have a street view here wait what what the fuck what the fuck looks like a
[01:32:39] shithole this it just looks like a big old shithole oh that's beautiful oh my
[01:32:47] God that's amazing wow that looks great fucking based absolutely fucking base
[01:32:59] damn there you go looks really good from one photo yeah wait about we need to
[01:33:10] save these people we do we gotta save these people from these these assholes
[01:33:14] apparently
[01:33:17] yeah it's a really nice but god damn this is a nice place
[01:33:21] holy shit
[01:33:23] i mean it's not showing any of the cities though that's the problem
[01:33:26] but you can't even follow i mean this is it i mean god damn
[01:33:30] by deli the what what year is this like it
[01:33:33] all my god
[01:33:34] this is a great white people do feel like we are close up
[01:33:38] and uh... yeah well go to the left side the left side let me see the is it is
[01:33:43] Is this the more the good side or what?
[01:33:45] I mean, it looks like there's like no photos at all here, right?
[01:33:48] I mean, there's not really much to go off of.
[01:33:51] I mean, maybe something's here.
[01:33:52] Like this is like the beach, I guess.
[01:33:54] Like I don't fucking know.
[01:33:56] Anyway, Maguna City, I really no idea.
[01:33:59] So this is another country that we might have to liberate.
[01:34:03] We might have to capture this country.
[01:34:05] I don't know if we're gonna have to do it yet,
[01:34:07] but it seems that way.
[01:34:09] President Daniel, and this is Marco.
[01:34:11] Marco Rubio has already made a comment on this individual.
[01:34:19] The Trump administration and the international community will not stand by as the Marillo
[01:34:26] Ortega dictatorship deepens recession at home and manufactures instability that threatens
[01:34:33] United States national security.
[01:34:37] Tagus pledged to abolish elections in Nicaragua,
[01:34:41] proves that his cowardice and fear of the Nicaraguan people,
[01:34:47] the people's will, that's it.
[01:34:49] And so there it is, Rubio's next job.
[01:34:51] I guess he's gonna have to take this country over too.
[01:34:53] New target acquired, exactly.
[01:34:56] So yeah, I'm glad.
[01:34:57] Nicaragua is the 55th state for Trump's 2020-28 campaign
[01:35:01] promise, I guess so.
[01:35:03] And so we're gonna look at this here.
[01:35:05] You can vote your way into communism,
[01:35:07] you can't vote your way out. That is true. I always say, enjoy talking about socialism now,
[01:35:13] because once you have it, your opinion won't matter anymore. Oh my god, elections have become a
[01:35:19] threat to democracy. Wow, they call Trump a dictator when leftists literally become one every
[01:35:25] single time. There he is. And so, who's been in power for 20 years? He's been running this
[01:35:30] shit for 20 years. And wow, not a surprise. Bernie Sanders celebrating his role and advising
[01:35:37] Ortega. This is 20 years ago. Who knows what he was like 20 years ago. But what is this?
[01:35:42] Nick Raghra will no longer hold elections. Sir, another Latin American country is experiencing
[01:35:47] the warmth of collectivism. Man, curious response to Lupiz's life show dive. I don't even know
[01:35:55] that is. I'm sorry, I'm not even sure. I wouldn't want it nice. Yeah, I mean, I think that we might
[01:36:01] have to capture this guy. I feel like I don't know what else. Bureau of Western Hemisphere Affairs.
[01:36:09] So this, by the way, is like, you know, basically all America. Yeah, on Sunday, I think we'll never
[01:36:15] have elections. We urge our hemispheric partners to join us in working to ensure the Nicaraguan
[01:36:19] people may finally choose a future free from tyranny. Oh my god.
[01:36:26] There will be no more elections. There will be no more elections where they try to seize
[01:36:38] the government, to seize power.
[01:36:41] Uh-huh
[01:36:45] Man
[01:36:47] We gotta do something about this
[01:36:50] We gotta do something about this like is it really like i mean we're gonna let this happen
[01:36:54] You talk about the shit show that's the smithsonian. Oh, i'm getting to it. I'm building up to it. Don't worry about it
[01:36:59] We can get to that in just a bit
[01:37:01] But uh, yeah, there it is even north korea has elections they do and uh, f tc. What is this?
[01:37:07] Okay, 1.5 billion dollars goes to consumers the other one billion goes to the government
[01:37:13] FTC over billion disruptive prime sign-up and cancellation prices. Yeah, that was a huge huge issue, right?
[01:37:19] massive issue, so uh, no not our business. I know
[01:37:24] What happened to the museum? So basically what happened? This has become infinitely more annoying. These people are actually losing their mind
[01:37:37] They're actually so mad over nothing.
[01:37:43] They're so mad for no reason.
[01:37:45] Why are you even getting mad?
[01:37:48] Who goes and gets pissed off about this?
[01:37:50] Just attention seeking retards?
[01:37:52] Yeah, I know.
[01:37:53] And by the way, like, I don't, like, Mike from PA Talking Shit.
[01:37:58] Yeah, this is just guerrilla marketing for only fans, it's not an actual relationship.
[01:38:02] Come on guys, definitely Mike, for sure.
[01:38:05] And so again, I don't ever make comments on that kind of stuff.
[01:38:08] It's not really something I like really defining or being specific about.
[01:38:12] But what I will say is that, you know, there's one clip from Mike.
[01:38:17] I only know of two clips from Mike from PA.
[01:38:22] I'm going to show one of the clips and then one of the photos.
[01:38:24] Can one of my mods find a photo of him and Casey Tron sitting on the sofa?
[01:38:31] Very smart dude, by the way.
[01:38:33] Who is this?
[01:38:34] This is the same guy.
[01:38:35] can pull it up. I know that poor sofa Hitler killed 40 to 55 million people on purpose.
[01:38:50] The policies of the CCP killed 30 to 45 million through accidental mismanagement and natural
[01:38:58] disasters. Every anti-communist resorts to Nazi propaganda like clockwork.
[01:39:08] Guys, they just listened. It was an accident. They accidentally killed 30 million people.
[01:39:15] We accidentally killed 45 million people. Oh my god, official 70% man-made. Historians call it
[01:39:23] man-made disaster, not accidental. Nazi intentional killings was 11 to 21 million. World War Two
[01:39:29] was a total of 60 to 75 million. Tolls from scholars and archives, not Nazi propaganda. Oh my god.
[01:39:39] Oh my fucking god. These people are insane, aren't they?
[01:39:47] The backpedaling is embarrassing. It is. And so anyway, Tiananmen Square was an accident. They
[01:39:53] They didn't mean to do that, guys.
[01:39:54] That was an accident.
[01:39:56] So what's this?
[01:40:00] So these are the two images that we know of Mike from PA
[01:40:04] whenever he's interacted with a female.
[01:40:07] This is the first image.
[01:40:09] I don't know how the silph is doing now,
[01:40:11] but I assume they probably had to retire it after this.
[01:40:14] So this is the first one, right?
[01:40:17] And here's the second one.
[01:40:23] That's fine. I feel that's fine. So if a guy pays for my tab...
[01:40:30] I'm just, I'm getting your attention. I feel like I touched, like, uh, a fire-touching
[01:40:39] boy.
[01:40:40] Can I help you?
[01:40:41] I think they want to go in.
[01:40:44] Okay.
[01:40:45] He's doing the emote.
[01:40:56] That's crazy.
[01:40:59] Why would you do, why would you do this emote?
[01:41:04] And so this is the guy that's making comments about me.
[01:41:11] Now here I'm going to give you some advice.
[01:41:14] This is just the way it is.
[01:41:18] Never touch a woman without her consent unless you're in like an active relationship with
[01:41:24] her or her body language indicates that that's okay.
[01:41:28] And she very quickly, like you just touched her for no reason.
[01:41:32] You touched her for no reason.
[01:41:36] There's no reason to do this.
[01:41:38] Why would you do this?
[01:41:42] It's creepy and weird.
[01:41:44] Women and you have to keep this in mind, right? A lot of women get touched by weird guys like this all the time and
[01:41:51] The thing is that and some people will say things like
[01:41:55] You know, they'll say things like oh, well, we don't know the reason why or whatever
[01:42:01] Gay dating advice. No, it's not gay dating advice. It's just and also he's not on a date with her
[01:42:07] He just learned that
[01:42:09] So he maybe he thought he was on a date with her, but he just found out that he wasn't
[01:42:16] So this is it it's not creepy get over it
[01:42:20] It's not about whether it's creepy or not
[01:42:23] See this is the reason why I'm the most empathetic streamer. There's a lot of reasons actually, but this is one of them
[01:42:31] When you touch a woman that way and you treat a person that way
[01:42:36] It's going to remind them of the other instances where they were treated that way by people that made them uncomfortable and
[01:42:44] When you create a subconscious connection between you and people that made them uncomfortable
[01:42:50] You are going to make them uncomfortable. So the way that you should behave around a person is that you keep your hands to your fucking self
[01:42:59] That's the way I see it. You don't touch people that you barely fucking know
[01:43:03] It's weird.
[01:43:08] I was gonna say have a good day. Yeah, it's very odd, right? It's inappropriate and it scares them you fucking creepers
[01:43:13] Yeah, like I think that it's a there
[01:43:16] Some of the instances of doing this make sense some do not this one doesn't make sense. Who is this?
[01:43:25] He punches us that's him. Oh my god
[01:43:33] I just feel good.
[01:43:35] I just feel good.
[01:43:37] Yeah.
[01:43:39] I just feel good.
[01:43:41] Me too.
[01:43:43] Why does the couch now move?
[01:43:45] Did you hit the couch?
[01:43:47] I just snatched it.
[01:43:49] I just snatched it.
[01:43:53] Oh, shit, I'm here.
[01:43:55] It's couched.
[01:43:57] Okay.
[01:43:59] Bye, guys.
[01:44:01] Guys, I'll see you, uh, I'll see you, uh, feel a bit, what a weirdo, man, who does this?
[01:44:10] This is Mike from PA at his prime, by the way.
[01:44:14] When the girl you're simping for is your bully, Mike punches the couch, it's, I just
[01:44:19] feel good.
[01:44:20] Oh my God, what a loser, bro, like, it's just funny for me to see this and, uh, why does
[01:44:30] same mind to bear it. Yeah, this is the kind of person that's trying to talk about, this is the
[01:44:35] kind of person that's trying to talk about interacting with women. This is the guy that's
[01:44:40] explaining it. There he is. And you see like the profile photo he has now, we're like, I don't,
[01:44:48] this is gonna be like Photoshopped or something, right? It has to be like Photoshopped. This is,
[01:44:53] it's just so embarrassing. It is. And this is the guy who's trying to make him himself out,
[01:44:58] Like he's like some kind of badass or like some dangerous guy. Oh my god reply the video on his post
[01:45:04] I really don't care enough to do that. I'm sorry to say but it is funny. So yeah, this guy. Oh
[01:45:11] basically
[01:45:13] The communism communism didn't kill people on purpose it killed them on accident
[01:45:21] These people are so stupid. I view it as a violation of my human rights that they are allowed to vote
[01:45:28] it is it's a violation of my human rights that i have to read their messages
[01:45:32] read their opinions or have to do with these people at all
[01:45:36] it's so annoying
[01:45:42] actually fucking retarded yeah
[01:45:44] and again these people will never back down on the side there by the way this is
[01:45:47] always what they'll do
[01:45:49] and uh... let me see here whoops
[01:45:50] he's who's whoopsie doodlerino
[01:45:53] we did a famerino
[01:45:55] uh-oh
[01:45:56] you don't kill forty five million people on accident
[01:46:00] you don't have to clown yourself like this bro i know man
[01:46:03] anyway no i'm i'm glad to see people shitting on this guy this guy's a total
[01:46:07] loser he is he's at the complete massive fucking loser
[01:46:11] so that's what you get
[01:46:13] and uh... anyway i'll go back and i'll i'll look at the other post to because
[01:46:16] i've been you know kind of distracted
[01:46:18] and uh... these people need to read about stall inside of world war two and
[01:46:21] share amount of men be lost because you just wouldn't believe is generals
[01:46:24] millions
[01:46:25] Yeah, I mean, Stalin was very paranoid. I think that's true. And, uh, yeah, that's it. I don't
[01:46:31] want to get guys happy. Don't know if you've all, it goes on Coke. Wait, what do you mean? Coke?
[01:46:35] I'm not even really, I don't even know what you're talking about. Do you think that I'm like doing
[01:46:40] Coke? I'm gonna, I'm gonna type you out. Your messages are weird. Yeah, I read two of your
[01:46:44] messages. They're weird. I don't, I don't want to read the rest of them. So here we go. Let's watch
[01:46:49] this, the Smithsonian. Oh my god. Brendan Gale Patriot by the way. Did a little bit of questioning.
[01:47:04] Let me scroll all the way down. I'll start with these here.
[01:47:12] I asked the director of the Smithsonian's National Museum of American History why her
[01:47:17] organization promoted a mass action toolkit that claimed objectivity is an aspect of white
[01:47:24] supremacy culture.
[01:47:25] I would you say that the goal of history is to be objective?
[01:47:37] Would you say that the goal of history is to be objective?
[01:47:47] Thank you sir for the question. You know, I think that there are many goals of history
[01:47:51] and certainly as you collect, as we do, examine evidence, create scholarship.
[01:47:57] Is objectivity one of the goals of history?
[01:47:59] We strive to be objective and non-partisan and not based on any idea.
[01:48:04] So it's one of the goals. That seemed a little bit concerning. It certainly does to me because
[01:48:10] as part of this white supremacy document that your organization has promoted, objectivity
[01:48:16] is a core and defining aspect of white supremacy culture. Do you think that it's the goal of
[01:48:23] the Smithsonian Institution to promote white supremacy culture? Sir, do you mind sharing
[01:48:29] with me which document? White supremacy culture right here. This is part of the Mass Action Toolkit
[01:48:37] that you're working on. Every single one of these retarded, annoying hags needs to be driven out of
[01:48:43] every single professional field and sent back to the swamps selling mushrooms where they belong.
[01:48:50] The fact that we have to listen to these disgusting old annoying crones is a complete,
[01:48:57] it is a war crime. It's a human rights violation. It is a betrayal of the natural order that I have
[01:49:08] have to listen to some bog hag explain to me why being objective is a white
[01:49:14] supremacist thing is a miscarriage of justice they're human too well not I mean
[01:49:21] like uh-huh the station is promoted for several years now under your leadership
[01:49:30] mmm are you promoting a white supremacy culture at the Smithsonian
[01:49:38] I'm gonna promote you.
[01:49:41] Ma'am, is this a difficult question?
[01:49:43] No, sir. I'm just thinking about the Mass Action Toolkit. We didn't develop it.
[01:49:48] You promoted it?
[01:49:50] No, we're not promoting any ideology.
[01:49:53] Is it concerning you that your goal is objectivity? One of your goals is objectivity,
[01:49:58] and your Mass Action Toolkit references objectivity as a defining characteristic of white supremacy culture?
[01:50:05] It's not our toolkit.
[01:50:07] tool kit, you've been promoting it for quite some time.
[01:50:12] We did not come up with a tool kit, sir.
[01:50:13] But you've been promoting it?
[01:50:15] It is used as a reference, I believe, probably in 2019,
[01:50:20] 2020.
[01:50:20] Yes, under your leadership it has been used as a reference.
[01:50:23] Why would you do that?
[01:50:24] Exactly.
[01:50:25] She's big mad.
[01:50:26] Who made the tool kit?
[01:50:27] I know.
[01:50:28] Is it important to be polite?
[01:50:30] Here's another one.
[01:50:33] Is it important to be polite?
[01:50:35] To be polite.
[01:50:36] Excuse me, sir.
[01:50:36] Is it important to be polite?
[01:50:39] Yes, sir.
[01:50:40] It's also interesting because the same mass action toolkit
[01:50:44] that your organization has been promoting references,
[01:50:47] politeness as a defining characteristic
[01:50:51] of white supremacy culture.
[01:50:53] Ma'am, are you a white supremacist?
[01:51:01] This stupid bitch, how do you not know this?
[01:51:06] How do you talk like that? This is this amazing.
[01:51:11] No, sir. You're not.
[01:51:14] Can you help me square why your organization says that being polite is part of being a white supremacist?
[01:51:20] Yeah, why does it say that?
[01:51:22] I'm not exactly familiar with that passage of the Mass Action Toolkit, which is not.
[01:51:27] I can show you the passage right here.
[01:51:30] I don't. Pardon me?
[01:51:32] I said, I just read you the passage from it.
[01:51:34] There it is. And by the way, this is what these people believe. This is the 2014 SJW shit all
[01:51:41] over again, but in government, not Tumblr. I know. And what you have to do, you have to completely
[01:51:48] institutionally destroy every single one of these people and their collaborators.
[01:51:55] These people can never be allowed inside of any institution ever again. Anybody who allowed them
[01:52:03] in an institution has to be destroyed, anybody who collaborated with them, anybody who organized
[01:52:10] with them, anybody who did anything with them needs to be completely destroyed.
[01:52:18] And that's my opinion about it. You also missed this one? Oh, let me see if there's a new one.
[01:52:26] It's amazing how this is their good moral, but whenever they get questioned,
[01:52:28] They know they have to hide their entitled rat behavior. I know oh
[01:52:35] Yeah, yeah, give me I'm gonna get to that when we focus on this one first
[01:52:39] Can I put the one reservation Tina power? Yeah, here we go
[01:52:48] What is Latina power Latina power I
[01:52:54] Will not make a joke
[01:52:58] What is Latino power?
[01:53:00] Latina power.
[01:53:01] I will not.
[01:53:02] Latina power would be the forces derived from being a Latina.
[01:53:08] Do you think that it's appropriate for the Smithsonian Institution to sell Latina power
[01:53:13] paraphernalia?
[01:53:14] Hats, mugs, other things that say Latina power.
[01:53:21] I believe that the merchandise or stores sells.
[01:53:25] I'm asking you if it's appropriate.
[01:53:28] to reflect the richness of of the communities. So your testimony is that it is appropriate?
[01:53:33] As your your words sir. I'm asking you is it appropriate to sell the
[01:53:37] teen a power paraphernalia? It's a yes or no question. I don't have control over what is
[01:53:42] it. I'm asking you if it's appropriate. I didn't ask you if you have control.
[01:53:47] They're bots bro. Answer the question. I understand sir. Yes or no. Again we strive
[01:53:54] We strive to represent all Americans and including all Americans in our museums, including in our merchandise.
[01:54:04] Is that right?
[01:54:07] What is it?
[01:54:08] We gotta get rid of these people. We do.
[01:54:13] We gotta get rid of...she's racist, she doesn't say Latinx. True, yeah.
[01:54:18] And this is it, she ran out of dialogue options. Yeah, she starts quite looping at the end.
[01:54:23] these people like what they really do believe is that they believe in identity
[01:54:27] politics for everybody except for white people that's what they really believe
[01:54:31] it's because they're racist that's the reason why I'm waiting for them to start
[01:54:37] selling white power t-shirts of course you need a bingo for these Goyloopers I
[01:54:42] know it's really really bad should have asked if white people are American I
[01:54:46] guess so it's not it's not about white people at all as them well actually it
[01:54:51] is. Yeah, it is. Hold me up. Let me see here. Let's see. Everyone is supremacist. Nothing
[01:54:57] right. Let me pull this up. Nothing here. It's a document. It's about white people.
[01:55:05] It's about the establishment. And is the establishment referred to as being white?
[01:55:11] You're I think you're trying to play. You're trying to play semantic games with me. I don't
[01:55:18] I don't know if this, does this work on other people?
[01:55:35] So do you think I'm being serious they're using their communists using supremacy as a face?
[01:55:41] I agree with you. I think that, listen, I don't really have like this is I've made my position
[01:55:48] dealing with these people extremely clear, right? I have no boundaries and no limits to what I would
[01:55:55] do in order to remove these people from power. I would do everything that I possibly could and then
[01:56:02] some. I view these people as an existential threat to civilization and to western civilization
[01:56:10] specifically and to me personally. It's not relevant to me whether they're
[01:56:18] communists like I mean yes obviously they're communists and they're trying to
[01:56:22] use this as a phase I think that you're right but my perspective is that it
[01:56:26] doesn't it's not exclusive to that and it's about talking about the specific
[01:56:31] thing that's being discussed the bozos a bannivator I'm gonna let this guy go
[01:56:35] Yeah, it's gas-hunting. I'm gonna let him go. I think that he, I get his point.
[01:56:40] I agree 100% speaking as an American with Latin roots. Yeah, of course. I mean,
[01:56:44] obviously, like, this is, I mean, again, it's what I've said, chuds without borders,
[01:56:47] right? I mean, it's not about, it's not about one specific thing. It's about
[01:56:52] generally. It's all nesting dolls of critical theory. I like that. That's
[01:56:56] clever. And anyway, let me look at that one. Is Mickey Mouse racist? Is Mickey Mouse racist?
[01:57:05] Mickey Mouse is not racist. It's not racist. According to the Smithsonian Institution,
[01:57:11] one of your exhibits referenced Mickey Mouse as representing, quote, vestiges of longstanding
[01:57:17] traditions of blackface minstrelsy. Would you describe that as racist? No, the historical
[01:57:23] trajectory of the origins of Mickey Mouse, tied directly to you.
[01:57:30] So Mickey Mouse is rooted in racism, is that your testimony?
[01:57:33] No, sir, it's rooted in minstrelsy.
[01:57:35] Minstrelsy, and you don't think the blackface minstrelsy is racist?
[01:57:39] It's certain on obvious racial overtones that have been well documented.
[01:57:43] You think that that's problematic, that Mickey Mouse also has those racial overtones?
[01:57:48] It's not for me to determine what's problematic, it's a statement to me what's accurate.
[01:57:53] is that right?
[01:57:54] It's accurate, of course, right?
[01:57:57] There it is, she's digging, I know, man.
[01:57:59] The origins of Mickey Mouse Disney, yeah, it's nuts, man.
[01:58:03] And women like this, why we should, okay, do the voice, oh god, which voice?
[01:58:08] You said that the goal of history is to be objective.
[01:58:11] I've already seen it.
[01:58:14] It certainly does to me because as part of this white supremacy document that your organization
[01:58:20] and has promoted objectivity as a...
[01:58:24] No, sir, I'm just thinking about the Mass Action Toolkit.
[01:58:27] We did not come up with a toolkit, sir.
[01:58:30] But you've been promoting it?
[01:58:31] This is it.
[01:58:32] It is used as a reference, I believe,
[01:58:34] probably in 2019, 2020.
[01:58:37] Yes, under your leadership,
[01:58:38] it has been used as a reference.
[01:58:40] Is Mickey Mouse racist?
[01:58:43] Mickey Mouse is not racist.
[01:58:44] It's not racist.
[01:58:46] Excuse me, sir.
[01:58:47] Is it important to be polite?
[01:58:49] Yes.
[01:58:50] it and then your question was sir we're gonna move on what is what is Latino power it's crazy bro
[01:58:59] it really is crazy yes or no again we strive to represent all Americans and include is it appropriate
[01:59:07] yes or no we strive to represent all Americans god damn is it important this is all of this happened
[01:59:15] in five minutes. Oh my god. That's crazy. Bro, that's like five. This guy was quit farming
[01:59:28] out of this. Holy shit. And holder and contempt. We need to remove these people 100%. We do,
[01:59:35] but it's not enough to remove them. It's not enough. You have to make an example out of
[01:59:42] them. You do. It's because if you just simply remove these people from their
[01:59:50] position, then what ends up happening is that somebody else will take their place
[01:59:55] and view this person as a martyr. I think if somebody is gonna be a martyr, you
[02:00:00] better make them work for it, right? That's the way I see it. Until someone
[02:00:07] else fills it? Yeah, exactly. And tank swap? Yeah, don't let them do a tank swap. I
[02:00:12] I think that's it.
[02:00:13] And nothing fucking happens, I know, I know.
[02:00:16] And but eventually, this is my outlook on things,
[02:00:19] is that I am a big advocate of eventually,
[02:00:23] nothing happens until everything happens.
[02:00:27] And it's exactly what I said with the DEI stuff,
[02:00:31] is that nothing was happening,
[02:00:32] I don't even know if I still have the image open,
[02:00:35] I don't think I do,
[02:00:36] but like nothing happens at all
[02:00:38] and everything is the same
[02:00:40] until eventually something breaks and everything changes.
[02:00:44] Do you think direct violent action against them
[02:00:46] is justified?
[02:00:47] Direct violent action that's not state sanctioned
[02:00:50] is never acceptable.
[02:00:52] You should never be violent and you should never
[02:00:54] attack a person because they said something
[02:00:57] that made you angry.
[02:00:58] That's what people in third world countries do.
[02:01:01] And we don't do that in America.
[02:01:03] We don't do that here.
[02:01:05] We hold people accountable based off of the state
[02:01:08] and then we punished them through that.
[02:01:10] This one, let me see if I can find it.
[02:01:20] Okay, here we go, here's another one.
[02:01:22] Jasmine Crockett implies that it was racist to root
[02:01:24] for Argentina versus Spain.
[02:01:28] The World Cup that captured the imaginations
[02:01:31] of the entire world when they saw all of these people
[02:01:34] of color that was planned for all these teams
[02:01:36] And ultimately, if you recall, the last two teams,
[02:01:40] it was Argentina and Spain.
[02:01:42] And it seemed like the vast majority of the world
[02:01:45] was rooting for Argentina, or actually against Argentina,
[02:01:50] right?
[02:01:51] And why was that?
[02:01:52] Just give me an explanation if you could guess.
[02:01:55] If you'll just let them finish the answer.
[02:01:57] Spain are the best team.
[02:01:58] Maybe that's why they were rooting for them.
[02:02:01] There's also a racist history that exists.
[02:02:04] Mr. Byer, Mr. Byer, you're recognized.
[02:02:06] Thank you. The World Cup that captured the imaginations of the entire world when they saw all of these people of color that was playing.
[02:02:14] Oh my God, that was playing? Like what? You went to a $50,000 a year private school. You don't need to talk like this.
[02:02:23] This like weird, I'm cosplaying like some girl that grew up in the hood. Just stop it.
[02:02:30] Just that it's so pathetic. It's so pathetic. Like I get that like I will do this sometimes as a joke
[02:02:38] But like she's doing this to get people to relate to her. Oh
[02:02:42] my god
[02:02:45] How fucking retarded
[02:02:47] It's a man. Yeah, the man. This is the man that won the match. Is this the make Spain great again shirt or hat
[02:02:53] I don't know if I if I saw this or not
[02:02:55] Let me see if this is it. I did I did see something about this. Let me take a look at it
[02:03:02] For on Torres with his make Spain great again hat cap during the World Cup celebration in Madrid
[02:03:17] Wow
[02:03:20] The aura I guess so right people actually did root against Argentina
[02:03:23] I really don't know. I'm not sure but yeah, there it is. So this is the guy Patriot or exactly man
[02:03:31] And and this is all translated from Spanish can't be missing the fool with the Palestinian flag
[02:03:38] perched up on a lamppost I
[02:03:43] Can't even see him. Oh god. Oh Jesus. Yes. How fucking annoying. Oh wow
[02:03:50] Wow.
[02:03:51] The majority in Argentina haters were FIFA larkers?
[02:03:55] I really don't know.
[02:03:59] During Spain's celebrations, they assaulted a foreign person who was carrying the Palestinian
[02:04:03] flag and tore the flag of the Arab country.
[02:04:06] Holy shit.
[02:04:07] Invader. Invader vanquished. Thank God.
[02:04:37] I know like how fucking annoying man, so yeah your audio sucks. I think it's fine bro
[02:04:57] It's just that video don't worry about it. So here's some more
[02:05:00] It burns deep down for you Spanish speaking lefties. What a legend this guy is based as fuck
[02:05:07] And this...
[02:05:09] Ferran, great game. This AC unit is for you.
[02:05:12] Gracias, Mr. President. It's so cool.
[02:05:14] Best ACs, better than medals. Enjoy the cool.
[02:05:17] Thank you so much. This is amazing.
[02:05:19] You're welcome. Let's hear it for the team.
[02:05:21] Gracias a todos!
[02:05:27] It's just nuts, man.
[02:05:32] And this is it, bro. Like, they would...
[02:05:35] Back in the day, you seen this chart back in school, they fucking ran this shit.
[02:05:41] They went all the way over. They were going and doing all this.
[02:05:45] Oh my god, it's not funny dude. Let me look at it. It's the wrong map, is it? Let me see.
[02:05:52] Pull it up. They don't have the world, yeah.
[02:05:59] Farron Torres dumped girlfriend before scoring World Cup winning goal for Spain.
[02:06:05] Damn.
[02:06:06] Damn, bro, that's just too bad.
[02:06:14] Get him out of here.
[02:06:15] Why is Italy Spanish?
[02:06:16] I don't know.
[02:06:17] I'd have to go back and look and see.
[02:06:19] But that is really, really fucking funny.
[02:06:22] And what is this?
[02:06:23] Their empire died by bad weather.
[02:06:25] They tried to invade England.
[02:06:26] Their whole armada sunk.
[02:06:28] That's what happens, man.
[02:06:30] The Palestinian flag at the celebrations for Spain.
[02:06:33] Yeah, again another invader plenty of fuck plenty of invaders. Oh
[02:06:39] My god, and anyway, let me go back. I'll look and see if there's any more of these that are working back
[02:06:44] But yeah, I think this is great, man. I love it and yeah
[02:06:48] this is the guy that won the World Cup good for them then and
[02:06:52] You know again like Spain. I think Spain needs
[02:06:56] Really, I mean Argentina like I feel like they're doing okay, right?
[02:07:00] I mean, at least in terms of patriotism, but like Spain really does need a kick in the ass for patriotism
[02:07:06] They do they need to get they need to get the nationalism spirit back
[02:07:11] Because for a long time like I feel like Spain is like ground zero for a lot of those like garbage stupid ideologies
[02:07:18] And so maybe this will get them, you know, maybe this will be the beginning, right?
[02:07:22] It'll be the beginning of them realizing that like, yeah, remember whenever we conquered the whole world
[02:07:27] Remember when we sailed across the ocean and we just took over fucking Central America?
[02:07:31] That's why everybody's name over there is Cortez and shit. We'll think about that
[02:07:36] Yeah, remember that remember the reconquista. Yeah, that's right. And that's it
[02:07:42] Socialist rule socialist rule in Spain at the moment. I know that man. Most of the garbage ideology is from French philosophers
[02:07:49] I haven't seen any of that. I don't know where it's from, right?
[02:07:51] But anyway, let me see here. Every single Spanish player was devastated by Trump's presence on stage
[02:08:02] Man, yeah, I bet they really hated him, bro
[02:08:14] Definitely they edited Trump out. Yeah, sure they did and what is this here?
[02:08:19] Can I find the other ones claims his face was the Patriot cap and something around there's no better representation of what Spaniards feel
[02:08:25] Is he speaking with a liberation? Yeah, I I don't speak Spanish
[02:08:29] I do not and
[02:08:31] With rabbi I love oh dude like okay. Let me see here. I don't know
[02:08:37] People are really happy about this by the way
[02:08:42] They're very very happy that uh, you know McCarthyism is coming back
[02:08:46] By the way, I think it needs to be it needs to be a lot more extreme. It does. It has to be way more extreme
[02:08:53] The reason why I think is because you have these people that are basically fucking communists, right?
[02:08:59] They want to ruin the country. They hate the country and you have to do something about this, right? You do
[02:09:05] Have you seen all the people saying Argentina and all the fans were racist?
[02:09:09] I
[02:09:10] Haven't seen that but I could easily expect something like that to happen, right? I think that's it
[02:09:14] Yeah. Anthony Burnham has just approved the U.S. military launching strikes against Iran
[02:09:18] from U.K. bases.
[02:09:20] In terms of illegal immigrants, you got 12,462 went to the country in January 1st.
[02:09:26] On January 1st, the GDP was, they were spending 2.4% of their defense spending, of their GDP
[02:09:33] on defense.
[02:09:34] They were supposed to get to five.
[02:09:36] And heating oil prices are up 42%.
[02:09:39] And the thing is, you're not making a change.
[02:09:41] We're actually bringing more extreme left and no election until 2029.
[02:09:48] Two little two way.
[02:09:49] Exactly.
[02:09:50] He just came in.
[02:09:51] If he wants it.
[02:09:52] If he can get there.
[02:09:53] You're totally right.
[02:09:54] Prices of the affordability as it is in America has been a massive issue in the United Kingdom.
[02:09:57] Our energy prices are pretty much.
[02:10:00] Isn't affordability fucked?
[02:10:01] He canceled digital ID.
[02:10:03] Out of control.
[02:10:04] But there I think we're about to hear from Mattie Boatman any moment now.
[02:10:07] Yeah.
[02:10:08] But respect to here.
[02:10:09] He seems alright.
[02:10:10] He talks about 40 years of consensus, neoliberal consensus, needs to be unpicked.
[02:10:15] He slacks off Margaret Thatcher all the time.
[02:10:17] This is a guy who sat in Tony Blair's government.
[02:10:20] He used to be an Uber Blairite, as we call them, a kind of, you know, moderate, centrist
[02:10:24] member of the Labour Party.
[02:10:25] He's been on a bit of a journey, whether people will buy it or not remains to be seen, but
[02:10:30] expect him to try to bury his predecessors.
[02:10:35] We've heard it all before, essentially.
[02:10:37] What, tell me about his family.
[02:10:39] The British are convinced, yeah, I'm not surprised at all.
[02:10:41] Iran is at the weakest point militarily it has ever been in in the past decade, certainly
[02:10:46] maybe in 47 years as they've gathered effectively a terror army.
[02:10:50] And that terror army was built to try to create conventional capability to defend against
[02:10:55] a pursuit of nuclear weapons, which meant thousands of ballistic missiles, many of which
[02:11:00] we have destroyed, others of which they have put inside facilities and hidden in underground
[02:11:04] facilities.
[02:11:05] That's what terror regimes would do.
[02:11:06] They still have capabilities, no doubt, but the amount of damage that we've done to them
[02:11:11] over the course of these series of operations has put them in the worst place they've ever
[02:11:16] been.
[02:11:18] Transforward a student arrested after explosive meltdown over misgendering.
[02:11:22] It's going viral again.
[02:11:25] Oh my God.
[02:11:27] This got posted.
[02:11:28] Like when did this get posted?
[02:11:29] Let me go and take a look at it.
[02:11:31] 10 hours ago, and it already has 7.5 million views.
[02:11:50] The little shoes, bro.
[02:11:56] I can watch this video all day.
[02:11:58] I really can.
[02:12:01] on you and I'm going to take you to a Baker Act facility.
[02:12:05] Lower your voice, f*****g try it.
[02:12:07] Is that it?
[02:12:08] Are you threatening me?
[02:12:10] Can we get another unit to deal with Jay Lee here?
[02:12:14] He's having a breakdown.
[02:12:15] Say! Say!
[02:12:18] Just say the right word out!
[02:12:20] What did you say?
[02:12:21] 7-3-51.
[02:12:22] Get down on the ground right now.
[02:12:24] No!
[02:12:25] You're about to get sprayed.
[02:12:26] No!
[02:12:27] Get down on the ground right now.
[02:12:28] Leave me alone!
[02:12:29] I can come in there.
[02:12:30] come in there. Okay, are you going to calm down? No, it's too late. No, he's going to be taking
[02:12:38] SHI!
[02:12:40] He's not.
[02:12:42] He's taking.
[02:12:44] I just want to get away from him.
[02:12:48] SHI!
[02:12:50] SHI!
[02:12:52] SHI!
[02:12:54] Stop!
[02:12:56] Stop like me!
[02:12:58] Just say SHI!
[02:13:00] Oh my god.
[02:13:04] Please step in.
[02:13:06] barely can even fit in there huh Jesus man it's the bridge troll I know this is
[02:13:17] honestly this is this is basically every negative stereotype put together into
[02:13:25] one person turned into an eight minute video I actually think this video has
[02:13:31] been more damaging for the trans community than probably anything that
[02:13:36] that Donald Trump has ever done.
[02:13:40] I really do.
[02:13:41] I think this is actually like this.
[02:13:43] This is exactly what people think.
[02:13:44] It's obviously fake.
[02:13:46] Not everything is fake, man.
[02:13:48] It's not posted for Pride Month, I know guys.
[02:13:51] And yeah, I wonder why you wouldn't want these people
[02:13:54] in a women's bathroom.
[02:13:56] It's a big fucking mystery.
[02:13:57] Nobody knows why.
[02:14:00] Oh my fucking God, it's a parody.
[02:14:02] It is, it's a total fucking parody.
[02:14:04] It is ridiculous.
[02:14:05] So let me scroll down.
[02:14:06] Oh, no, here we go.
[02:14:08] Uh-oh, uh-oh.
[02:14:11] And also, Destiny realizes what's going on.
[02:14:15] No more to the Democrats who compromise,
[02:14:18] who conciliate, and who betray us.
[02:14:21] Yeah!
[02:14:22] Yeah!
[02:14:23] Do you remember this?
[02:14:29] No more to the Fascist reactionaries.
[02:14:31] Yeah, look.
[02:14:32] But no more to the Democrats who are barbaric.
[02:14:33] Dressed up like Mao Zedong.
[02:14:34] That's great.
[02:14:35] fascists who will fund ICE, who will fund Israel, who will help poison the planet, who will...
[02:14:40] So you have also destiny. Every single part of this interaction is by design how to destroy
[02:14:45] the moderate Democrats. Hassan benefits from this kind of coverage from Fox News because
[02:14:50] Fox will never actually call for or try to get Hassan demonetized like they do for people
[02:14:56] that actually, they actually perceive to be threats like Stephen Colbert or Jimmy Kimmel.
[02:15:01] However, they will constantly use Hassan as a vector to attack more moderate Democrats
[02:15:06] to try to falsely paint most Democrats as having extremist beliefs that Hassan shares,
[02:15:11] despite him representing an incredibly fringe extremist element of the party.
[02:15:15] Pay attention to how MAGA and conservative media operate.
[02:15:19] They will harshly attack and try to destroy moderate Democrats, but they will only ever
[02:15:22] use extremists as roundabout ways to attack moderate Democrats, never actually going after
[02:15:28] them directly.
[02:15:29] That's why Hassanus had numerous pieces on him, but he has never been banned or demonetized
[02:15:34] or even had a threat of it from any of the platforms he has infected.
[02:15:39] Man.
[02:15:42] Man, how about that?
[02:15:46] After this Timu Mouse situation, Nick had something to say.
[02:15:49] Is this...
[02:15:50] I think I saw something about this.
[02:15:51] Let me find it.
[02:15:53] Oh, yeah.
[02:15:55] I did see this.
[02:15:56] Let me watch it.
[02:15:57] decided he's against going to michigan with us on to hit the campaign trail
[02:16:01] here we go
[02:16:02] uh... hot thanks for three bucks to take a
[02:16:05] the other go
[02:16:06] are you gonna go to michigan with the thought of the happen already
[02:16:09] so i saw it did ask me to go to michigan and my mom really wanted me to go
[02:16:13] but it is a lot
[02:16:14] he's in the schedule it is like
[02:16:16] i don't think i'd be able to stream at all and it seems like it would be like
[02:16:19] this campaign trail thing
[02:16:21] and i'll be honest
[02:16:22] i am not ready to uh... to join the politics front like that
[02:16:26] yeah uh... you know i'm a bit scared
[02:16:29] uh... to join because uh...
[02:16:31] you know i'm not trying to get you know
[02:16:33] i'm not sure political i just really like a sign
[02:16:37] so
[02:16:40] you know
[02:16:40] uh... but i got a little bit scared so uh... we might have to maybe next time
[02:16:45] when i get a little bit more uh...
[02:16:47] you know
[02:16:48] uh... more uh...
[02:16:50] what's the word
[02:16:53] what's the absolute opposite of cowardly cowardice
[02:16:56] confidence
[02:16:57] yet you make i just saved fifteen percent of the balls for insurance
[02:17:01] yeah thank you crack that's what i was going for a flag at christians the
[02:17:03] recent brave
[02:17:05] i do more courage exactly
[02:17:07] uh... i love this fancy asshole
[02:17:09] and i mean but here's the thing you guys know me
[02:17:12] do i really like you do you know we quite well after ten years of watching
[02:17:15] those of you have been here
[02:17:16] if i am not super one way or the other i'm really not
[02:17:20] you know and
[02:17:22] i feel like if i walk off the sun
[02:17:25] i don't know the politics well enough to really be doing all that sort of stuff
[02:17:28] that's a good thing i would then it would make it this
[02:17:31] you know but i don't really know what's going on that sort of stuff you know
[02:17:34] so one of the guys that has on a supporting over there is a guy named
[02:17:39] abdule all sayid i think that's how to pronounce his name i could be getting it
[02:17:43] wrong
[02:17:44] this guy is a terrorist supporter and i'll explain the reasons why
[02:17:49] so number one he's never come out and he is never explicitly condemned humas
[02:17:54] and what they are doing
[02:17:55] he reframes all criticism of humas all criticism of january six
[02:18:01] as not january six is to be october seven
[02:18:04] uh... a different crash out
[02:18:06] uh... as a problem of that the israeli government or basically blaming israel
[02:18:12] in one way or another
[02:18:14] uh... this person is a terrorist supporter
[02:18:17] they advocate for and that they are totally okay with this
[02:18:21] and only assist deals in absolutes well it's not enough like that he's not
[02:18:26] absolutely like that but it's more than fifty percent
[02:18:29] like any person with any level of moral clarity would be able to instantaneously
[02:18:34] condemn hummus
[02:18:36] because hummus seeks to genocide all the jewish people on the planet
[02:18:40] that's what hummus wants to do
[02:18:42] this is the person that he is not condemning
[02:18:45] these are the events that they're not condemning also on october seventh
[02:18:49] americans were killed on october seventh as well
[02:18:53] so americans were killed by this and also uh... israelis were killed by this
[02:18:58] people like this shouldn't even be in america
[02:19:01] the fact that we even allow people like this in america is a disgrace
[02:19:05] so i'm glad that net decided not to go and support a terrorist supporter i
[02:19:10] think that's a good thing
[02:19:11] terrorist supporters are terrorists well i mean it's a little bit different
[02:19:15] right but like they are to use a terrorist supporter
[02:19:17] well what about israelis committee genocide
[02:19:20] i'm not trying to advocate i i can condemn israel
[02:19:24] who cares about israel
[02:19:29] yeah i i don't like israel
[02:19:31] i don't want israel to be involved
[02:19:37] i'm not interested in you reframing conversations about israel
[02:19:43] it's not interesting to me
[02:19:46] you do this all the time and the reason why people do this it's so they can
[02:19:50] misdirect people's attention
[02:19:52] away from that they want to protect hummus by doing this
[02:19:56] they want to say all well it's okay that hummus is doing this because israel's
[02:20:00] also doing something about
[02:20:03] This is the thing, so you hate waffles.
[02:20:04] What does this have to do with Israel?
[02:20:08] Let me only pull this up and we're gonna see it.
[02:20:13] I'll pull, let's work through this.
[02:20:23] North genocide ever?
[02:20:24] I don't know about that.
[02:20:26] You're describing misdirection while doing the misdirecting?
[02:20:29] I'm not misdirecting anything.
[02:20:31] Do we have a single explanation at all about this?
[02:20:39] They're a single one
[02:20:41] 27 time-outs is crazy. There's not a single. Oh my god, bro. Like oh
[02:20:48] My god, Israel is retarded. This is another person. This is an Israel derangement person. Oh my god
[02:21:00] Not a single response. It's crazy that you've come up and you've advocated and argued with this over and over and over.
[02:21:09] But you finally get pulled up over years and that now you don't have anything to say.
[02:21:15] It's because you know you're a retard.
[02:21:17] You know you're a retard. You're just being retarded. This is so annoying, man.
[02:21:22] They have nothing. I know.
[02:21:24] Ask them why the population of Gaza increased by 10 years.
[02:21:27] Again, criticizing, like, reframing all criticism of Hamas into criticism of Israel and trying to misdirect from that,
[02:21:36] the reason why people are doing that is because they support Hamas and they support terrorism.
[02:21:41] That's the reason why.
[02:21:43] Obviously, you can have a conversation about why Israel is bad or what's bad about Israel,
[02:21:49] but if every single time that people discuss the bad actions of Hamas, you always bring up Israel,
[02:21:55] the reason you're doing that is to defend Hamas.
[02:21:59] That's the reason why you're doing it, and everybody knows that.
[02:22:02] Like, you can talk about Hamas independently and say that these actions are bad.
[02:22:06] It's just that simple.
[02:22:08] It's kind of like a good example.
[02:22:09] I don't support Israel or Hamas.
[02:22:11] Fuck both of them.
[02:22:12] Yeah, I think that's totally fine.
[02:22:14] Absolutely it is.
[02:22:16] Yeah, they'll ask your goddamn mind.
[02:22:18] Absolutely.
[02:22:19] Hamas was funded by Israel.
[02:22:21] Like, what the fuck?
[02:22:22] Hamas was funded by Israel.
[02:22:24] So, this is another one and again, let me, this is, it's crazy how many of these right-wing people have been brainwashed into this.
[02:22:32] Religious regions to back Iran, you mean Israel, Hamas funded by Israel.
[02:22:37] Here is, here is what I want them to do. I want them to wipe out everybody in Hamas.
[02:22:43] I don't care if Israel does it. I don't care if Saudi Arabia does it. I don't care if Egypt does it.
[02:22:50] I just want it to happen, they're terrorists, that's it, I don't care, Israel is a tool,
[02:23:01] if you want to use another tool that's fine, but I'm trying to get the job done,
[02:23:06] I don't care about the tool, I just care about getting the job done.
[02:23:12] Me no like terrorists, stop supporting terrorists, I know it's so easy to not support terrorists,
[02:23:20] You're saying like ISIS is funded by Israel attack all country because of a terrorist group is pretty dumb nowadays and you can target specific people?
[02:23:27] Okay, yeah, I think we should target specific people. I don't think we should blow up everybody in the country. That's crazy. Of course not.
[02:23:33] Yeah, but like you're gonna kill innocent people in the process of doing that. It's just what's gonna happen.
[02:23:38] You think we didn't kill innocent people in World War Two? We killed thousands of them.
[02:23:42] Like that's not a reason not to go after them.
[02:23:46] Yeah, this is what it is.
[02:23:56] What's the problem with that?
[02:23:58] Thousands?
[02:23:59] Actually, I don't know.
[02:24:01] Let me look this up.
[02:24:04] How many civilians were killed in World War II by the USA as collateral damage?
[02:24:16] Yeah, let's look this up actually I have no idea. I thought I didn't know it was millions
[02:24:24] Yeah 500 to 800,000 people that's a lot of people. Oh my god
[02:24:32] Those are all innocent people that we killed
[02:24:35] World War two we had less technology to find people now
[02:24:38] We can only find anyone and we can target them to kill them with drones
[02:24:41] Yeah, sure. I think we could do a better job at that definitely
[02:24:45] Yeah. No, you're totally right. Yeah, sure. And like, again, like, look up Russians is crazy. Yeah.
[02:24:53] So like, again, if we go out and we do that, I'm just saying like, there are going to be innocent
[02:24:57] people that end up getting killed. Like, this is just what's going to happen. Like, you can't do a
[02:25:02] military intervention, and you can't solve things with bombs without killing innocent people. It's
[02:25:08] going to happen. You have to understand that. You do understand that, right, Mitchie?
[02:25:17] There's no reason to kill and involve innocent people anymore? Come on. You really think that
[02:25:23] they're not going to end up killing anybody? Really? But really, like, what are we doing?
[02:25:30] But really, like, what are we doing?
[02:25:34] Like, I mean, do you really think that's realistic?
[02:25:39] Why are people so idealistic- idealistically- yeah, I get innocence, goodbye, I'm just saying flattening an entire region over a small terrorist group is pretty dumb.
[02:25:48] Well, maybe they should get rid of the terrorists.
[02:25:52] If they knew that they were going to get flattened for having a bunch of terrorists there, then maybe they shouldn't have the terrorists there.
[02:25:58] there. Maybe they need to get rid of them. How about that? I have a zero tolerance policy
[02:26:07] on terrorism. Any of these teres over in these other countries, just bomb the shit out of
[02:26:13] them. Get them out. Get rid of them. That's how I see it. Yeah, rise up eradicated. I know.
[02:26:22] I get innocence could die. Yeah, definitely. There was no idea what Hamas is. I know it's
[02:26:26] annoying. How does this justify blowing up aid trucks? Oh, because they're being driven
[02:26:31] around by a bunch of fucking terrorists that are pretending to be aid workers, but they're
[02:26:35] actually carrying guns. That's the reason why. It's actually really simple. Where did
[02:26:42] you fall for Terry propaganda? You retarded. You really think that's what they're doing?
[02:26:51] Oh my God, like y'all really, y'all out of your mind, you don't even know if that's
[02:26:55] Aid for Hamas, yeah, zero tolerance for teres, bro.
[02:26:58] Like you're not gonna let this happen at all.
[02:27:01] I'll wait, I'll let this person get one more comment
[02:27:03] that we're gonna move on.
[02:27:04] I love you, Chad.
[02:27:05] Okay, that's fine.
[02:27:06] Yeah, that's good, we got enough.
[02:27:07] I think a lot of Americans have no clue
[02:27:09] how evil some people are.
[02:27:10] I know, man, it's just embarrassing to see it happen.
[02:27:14] They also control the aid,
[02:27:15] means they have control over food and medicine
[02:27:17] and the people have to listen to them.
[02:27:18] Yeah, of course, like duh, they're nurses, stupid.
[02:27:21] I'm gonna pull somebody else up real quick.
[02:27:23] So, I'm gonna pull this up.
[02:27:29] Do you really think that ain't terrorists,
[02:27:31] they're freedom fighters?
[02:27:33] Okay, well, here's the thing,
[02:27:35] Volrath, it's not important to me to win you over.
[02:27:43] It's not important, I'm not interested in trying to,
[02:27:47] you know, like make an argument for this.
[02:27:50] like if you if you support Hamas then really I mean I don't really give a shit
[02:27:56] I mean like that's fine there's gonna be a certain amount of people like this now
[02:28:00] I want to let you know that if it was up to me and I think that eventually there
[02:28:04] will be a candidate will do this every person that thinks like this is gonna be
[02:28:08] put in the fucking camp every single one you're going to Guantanamo Bay you're
[02:28:13] getting deported out of Western civilization you like these people so
[02:28:17] much you think they're freedom fighters so much you're gonna be sent back over
[02:28:20] there with them. That's the way I look at it. You're gonna be gone. You dumb. You
[02:28:27] support Hamas course. And you'll destroy Western civilization with false
[02:28:33] positives. Oh man, let me let me go back. I'm gonna pull up one more person and
[02:28:41] then I want to I want to move past this. Okay, because I know 75 years fighting
[02:28:45] for Palestine.
[02:28:49] Y'all still losing too.
[02:28:51] Losing to Israel.
[02:28:54] Let me look at one more.
[02:28:56] What propaganda do you think I'm falling for?
[02:29:05] Let me see it.
[02:29:06] What's the propaganda?
[02:29:09] I'm gonna find one more of these Chinese bots.
[02:29:13] No, it's just there's a bunch of people
[02:29:14] believe this stuff. Yeah, there's a bunch of people that believe this stuff.
[02:29:25] We'll listen to the another 99% Andy. I know the ratio of terrorism and social
[02:29:31] work that Hamas does, they do some good stuff too. Why do you think they do the
[02:29:34] good stuff?
[02:29:38] Why do you think they do it?
[02:29:44] I need you to follow for propaganda.
[02:29:55] This emotional manipulation.
[02:29:56] No, no, we'll work through this.
[02:30:05] It's okay.
[02:30:07] They literally shoot hospitals in apartment buildings so they can use those people as
[02:30:13] human shields.
[02:30:14] Why do they kill people in the community whenever they protest against them?
[02:30:26] Why does Hamas kill people in Palestine and Gaza when those people express distaste for
[02:30:32] Hamas?
[02:30:37] Why they do that?
[02:30:48] That's a lie?
[02:30:51] What about it is a lie?
[02:30:52] Do you think that it's a lie that people are protesting or is it a lie that they're killing
[02:30:58] them?
[02:31:03] Which one's the lie?
[02:31:17] That they got shot, they get shot by Hamas.
[02:31:21] So you think Hamas would allow… let me see if I just pulled up.
[02:31:38] I'm just going to see if I can find this on AI.
[02:31:42] It's rare anti-Hamas protests in Gaza, rare protests erupted, and then they killed the
[02:31:49] guy.
[02:31:50] as a brutal history of brutally suppressing dissent in Gaza, including through executions of
[02:31:56] alleged collaborators, rivals, or critics. So I'm in. There you go. I mean, obviously, that's the case.
[02:32:06] I tend to believe Israel does the killing.
[02:32:08] What is this have to do with Israel?
[02:32:20] These are Palestinians and Gaza.
[02:32:24] These are Palestinians and Gaza and this is just what's happening, like I don't even
[02:32:29] understand what this is.
[02:32:30] Hamas crushes up a planned Gaza protests with kidnappings and death threats.
[02:32:40] The militaries are deploying their armed masked men in the streets to crush the protest.
[02:32:48] Are these all like just Jews that are doing this?
[02:32:59] Hamas has some pretty bad dudes that would take money from Israel.
[02:33:03] So okay, so you think that the people from Hamas are being paid by Israel?
[02:33:09] Okay, so let's take a step back.
[02:33:13] So Hamas is paying Israel to kill Israelis, and they're also paying Hamas to have protesters
[02:33:23] against Hamas be killed so it looks like Hamas is bad in order to make Israel look good.
[02:33:31] Is that right?
[02:33:32] I just want to understand this.
[02:33:36] And Hamas actually isn't doing any of this.
[02:33:38] It's all Israel.
[02:33:39] It's like Hillary Clinton winning against Trump since she's all for Trump playing the
[02:33:46] primary.
[02:33:47] All this shook in the book, yes.
[02:33:48] Okay.
[02:33:49] Well, that's crazy.
[02:33:55] Wow.
[02:34:00] What proof do you have for that?
[02:34:04] Do you have any sort of reasoning for that?
[02:34:09] Yeah, is there any reasoning for this at all?
[02:34:18] Game of Thrones type stuff? Yes, of course. What proof do you have against it? Dozens of
[02:34:29] what? I trust Max Bumethal on this. You're outsourcing your thinking. I'm not interested
[02:34:36] in what somebody else is thinking. I'm interested in what you're thinking. I'm interested in
[02:34:41] what your opinion is. I asked you. I'm not asking him. I don't know what he said.
[02:34:51] Like, why would I bring up like, I don't want to hear an NPC talking point from another person.
[02:34:57] I want to hear what your opinion is and what your justification for this is.
[02:35:01] It's really sad, he's a physician, I guess so. And yeah, some people make simple answer
[02:35:14] questions in a complicated equation they were finding in coming to a false conclusion. Anybody,
[02:35:19] anybody who does that is doing it because they want to. That's it. I see serial lying about
[02:35:26] Black's Momethal's position since 2010.
[02:35:30] Okay, this is a bot.
[02:35:33] Like, again, I was trying to have a conversation with you, not, you know,
[02:35:37] some other person on the internet that you're listening to.
[02:35:41] Like this is, again, like it's just, it's unbelievable how just programmed
[02:35:46] these people are.
[02:35:48] They're totally programmed.
[02:35:50] Let me go and find this.
[02:35:54] Nightmare blunt rotation clip.
[02:35:55] Let me see this.
[02:35:56] Oh my god.
[02:36:06] Do you think there's a group of people that you cannot be racist with?
[02:36:08] No, I think you can be dead people, I mean white people for sure, but this is a song,
[02:36:16] this is a long one, I don't remember this one at all.
[02:36:19] Do you think there's a group of people that you cannot be racist with?
[02:36:21] Zirka Hassan Method Josh Casey Tron no I think you can be dead people like
[02:36:29] called I mean white people for sure yeah but it's it's I'm looking at this from
[02:36:34] a cost-questionless perspective like what are the damaging elements of an
[02:36:38] AMA of course towards white people is there are they like a bunch of like
[02:36:42] non-white-owned businesses that specifically say no the word to
[02:36:46] describe yeah just answer the question is racist to white people or not if
[02:36:50] If there was a majority nation of non-whites that dominated that nation,
[02:36:57] How about no, hold on, hold on, yeah, but so if any excluded white people,
[02:37:01] in that hypothetical scenario, I would consider that racism.
[02:37:05] Okay, but how about the majority?
[02:37:07] You can't be racist towards the majority?
[02:37:10] No, you can still be racist towards the majority.
[02:37:12] There are plenty of, I mean, maybe not racist, but you can still be discriminatory towards the majority.
[02:37:16] You can't be racist towards the majority.
[02:37:18] I thought that was the best straw man you've ever built so far, but let's cut the fat
[02:37:22] I don't think you know it strong
[02:37:27] All right, you want to answer the question this time, can you be racist towards white people? Yes, I'm giving you
[02:37:32] I'm giving you the definite. I said well technically yes, but I'm also explaining to you that it's not as simple as people think types of
[02:37:39] Racism that that people talk about and they often get conflated. Okay, so the question destiny finally. Oh boy. Here we go
[02:37:44] So can you be racist towards majority people under the under the definition that we typically
[02:37:51] work with like I guess like in I don't want to say like an academic or sociologically
[02:37:54] we would say no minority people can't usually exercise like any sort of oppressive racism
[02:37:58] towards the majority people and the reason why is because we consider racism to be prejudice
[02:38:02] plus power if every black person in the United States today was like fuck white people it
[02:38:06] wouldn't really affect us much because white people are more socioeconomic privileged because
[02:38:09] we had all more businesses we had more representation in Congress etc. etc. Whereas if you're a majority
[02:38:12] power person and you can be oppressive towards the minority.
[02:38:15] And the problem is that that reasoning now, and you see this reasoning, you know what
[02:38:19] happened with this reasoning?
[02:38:22] This reasoning went to the Jews.
[02:38:26] That's exactly what happened.
[02:38:28] That's the reason why there's so much anti-Semitism, because that's the next logical step beyond
[02:38:33] white people.
[02:38:34] That's exactly it.
[02:38:37] Like the class person, like by virtue of them being minority class, like by that virtual
[02:38:42] They're already typically disadvantaged in American society. So when we say like can somebody be racist against somebody under like
[02:38:47] I guess like the common vernacular of like could somebody hate somebody because of the skin color of course anybody can do that
[02:38:53] But when we start like analyzing society, we look at like meaningful
[02:38:56] demonstrations of racism so for instance like the criminal justice system or economic disadvantages, right?
[02:39:01] In these ways nobody people can't really exercise racism against majority people because they don't really have the status or the power in society in order to
[02:39:08] do so.
[02:39:09] It's like I wish destiny could just come in at the beginning and give us the right answer right away
[02:39:14] and so making us wait.
[02:39:15] So we didn't have the list of fucking history.
[02:39:17] Yeah.
[02:39:18] Yeah, it just makes me fun.
[02:39:19] Like we have the cheat sheet right here.
[02:39:21] Honestly, it's funny because like the only way-
[02:39:24] It's such a fucking retarded thing to say.
[02:39:27] Like, I'm sorry.
[02:39:28] But like if you can't comprehend the fucking shit that I'm saying-
[02:39:31] You said the armor, okay?
[02:39:33] I'm doing as best as- I'm doing as best as I can over here.
[02:39:36] You said the armor.
[02:39:37] We said the exact same thing that I just said like what the fuck are you guys talking about?
[02:39:41] You can't say return out Twitch and up and says it all the time.
[02:39:44] I'll get Twitch then.
[02:39:45] No, wait, wait, wait, relax.
[02:39:46] Come on.
[02:39:47] Jesus, bro.
[02:39:48] Like that's a, it's totally different.
[02:39:51] It is.
[02:39:52] Stupid take, I go to Africa, I stream in Nenmore, am I not racist?
[02:39:54] Listen, I disagree with Destiny's analysis of it too, but you have to admit that at
[02:39:58] least he's explaining it in a way that makes sense, right?
[02:40:02] I mean, other than-
[02:40:03] I'll be racist.
[02:40:04] I think you can be dead people.
[02:40:06] I'm gonna fucking die, you know, like Jesus Christ.
[02:40:11] How embarrassing.
[02:40:13] Oh my God.
[02:40:15] Turpark white people can't be racist.
[02:40:17] Oh, I don't know about that.
[02:40:18] I don't think you know a lot of true white people.
[02:40:20] And that's it.
[02:40:22] And let me go back.
[02:40:23] I'll look at these other ones.
[02:40:24] Nice degree in communications.
[02:40:26] Yes, exactly.
[02:40:26] Oh my fucking God.
[02:40:28] And wow, that's nuts, man.
[02:40:31] Oh my fucking God.
[02:40:32] Yeah, well, okay.
[02:40:34] Well, we've got the white shock, you fucking idiots.
[02:40:37] Oh, this is some other bullshit.
[02:40:38] That's from a long time ago.
[02:40:40] Destiny is a...
[02:40:41] Ha ha ha ha!
[02:40:47] Oh, man. Bro, toss this thing back in the swamp where it came from.
[02:40:52] A 27-year-old college student.
[02:40:54] Jesus.
[02:40:56] There she is!
[02:40:57] There she is!
[02:41:00] Man, that is crazy.
[02:41:03] all my fucking god
[02:41:06] and uh... sounds like a very uh... they mix the words oppression with racism
[02:41:10] well i i think that realistically you do have areas that get captured by uh...
[02:41:15] minority groups and then that they are exercised inside
[02:41:19] that there is oppression that's exercised in that area
[02:41:24] verses like the majority group of a larger area
[02:41:28] so i for example if you go in an area
[02:41:30] that is majority black you're going to be treated differently
[02:41:34] but like is that racism yeah it's obviously racism it is
[02:41:38] because the the the top down power structure isn't what people interface
[02:41:43] with on a day-to-day basis
[02:41:45] they're interfacing generally with made to load to your power structures
[02:41:49] they can be comprised up of anybody right it could be black people mexicans
[02:41:53] whites
[02:41:54] jews or blacks right it could be anybody
[02:41:57] so that's it
[02:42:00] please scroll. I don't know if you guys want me to. Let me see if I can find any more of these if
[02:42:04] they're worth looking at. Terrorism, support on being ESLs, even more funny. I don't even know
[02:42:09] what this is. Let me scroll down. I'll see if I can find any more of these other posts.
[02:42:13] If minorities can't be racist, then the Manchester invaders whenever racist that are haunt subjects
[02:42:17] misses from a few days ago, I'm going to look at it before I pull up some other stuff on Reddit too.
[02:42:21] And weird little man. So, we whites determine the meaning by leftist logic. Well, the reason why,
[02:42:27] so you have to understand the reason why these people want to reframe the definition of racism
[02:42:32] is so they can have a unique claim to it and they can be racist against white people
[02:42:37] the reason why people say that you can't be racist against white people is because they want to be
[02:42:42] racist against white people that's the goal so they want to remove the ability for them to be held
[02:42:48] accountable for the bad behavior that they're complaining about happening
[02:42:52] I'm Sandy, my pronouns are she, her, I am here representing four Mammys for Transpix
[02:43:00] Today.
[02:43:01] We have just come into the park, we're very hot and sweaty and tired.
[02:43:04] After this interview I was threatened with legal action and told my career would be ruined
[02:43:08] if I published it.
[02:43:09] So here it is.
[02:43:10] Alright, let's see it.
[02:43:12] Hi, I'm Sandy, my pronouns are she, her, I am here representing four Mammys for Transpix
[02:43:19] Today we have just come into the park and we're very hot and sweaty and tired and full of emotional
[02:43:25] because the streets are full of joy for our trans kids. So our group is about stepping out
[02:43:31] for standing up for our kids because the political landscape is heinous and we are two co-founders
[02:43:39] neither of whom are to here today unfortunately Claire and Karen they decided that they needed
[02:43:46] to do something and so we all formed and year on year month on month there's more and more of us
[02:43:52] coming together across Ireland in all of the pride marches and protests this summer we're nearly
[02:44:01] in every one of them so we're going around spreading love spreading the joy of being parents who can
[02:44:08] love and stand up for our kids and do your members have trans kids some do some don't so some are
[02:44:15] Some people don't have children at all, so to be at Mammy's for Trans Rights and participate
[02:44:20] in this group is about loving all of our kids and giving all of our children wherever you're
[02:44:26] from and whatever you look like and whatever your gender and your identity and sexuality
[02:44:29] is.
[02:44:30] Holy shit.
[02:44:31] That is all of our kids.
[02:44:33] So you don't actually have to be a parent at all to be participating and we have loads
[02:44:37] of people that aren't.
[02:44:38] So we've got the baddies, we've got the mums, the uncles.
[02:44:41] The kid is running around with the oppression flag on.
[02:44:44] Oh my god.
[02:44:45] the dads, the nibblings, the siblings. Jesus. And can I ask you, what do you think of the
[02:44:50] puberty blocker trial over in the UK at a minute? There's a lot of pushback against
[02:44:53] it. I think, I think it's a really difficult conversation. I think they give puberty blockers
[02:45:01] to kids who are having a puberty anyway. I don't know why it's different when it's
[02:45:08] trans person and that's where I'd like I I think if this is a mechanism that's
[02:45:15] going to keep a kid alive rather than not as an intervention let me change my
[02:45:21] gender or I'm going to kill myself oh right yeah that's called a mental
[02:45:27] disorder yeah if you want to kill yourself as a kid you need to be committed
[02:45:32] it to a mental institution.
[02:45:36] You know why would we do that?
[02:45:38] When we do that to another 8 year old who's having early puberty
[02:45:41] and just where that medication comes from, right?
[02:45:43] So why wouldn't that be different?
[02:45:45] Oh my god!
[02:45:46] I think it's quite different.
[02:45:47] In the CAS report it says that puberty blockers are likely to cause things like
[02:45:50] osteoporosis within young children and students.
[02:45:53] The CAS report has been debunked by many, many scientists at this point.
[02:45:57] So I don't think it's something that we need in Ireland to bring in and stand over
[02:46:03] I think we need to do Irish research for our Irish see I think that the moment that these people make an appeal to a
[02:46:11] To like an authority like oh, it's been debunked
[02:46:14] I I wish that they would ask follow-up questions like well
[02:46:18] What if it did cause these things like would you still support it and the answer actually for all these people that they'll meander around it
[02:46:25] but the answer is actually yes.
[02:46:27] So while they do try to use the authority as a justification,
[02:46:32] they don't require a justification.
[02:46:34] They would do it anyway.
[02:46:36] Community and for all of our people who live here,
[02:46:38] I think there is a fair amount of research available
[02:46:42] and people doing research in this country
[02:46:43] that we can look to the best models of health care.
[02:46:47] So for instance, I know people who are going to Iceland
[02:46:50] to look at their model of health care,
[02:46:52] just because they're our neighboring country.
[02:46:54] Isn't Iceland subsidized by Denmark?
[02:46:57] Iceland's massively subsidized by Denmark?
[02:47:00] I have a model of healthcare that is failing significantly, the trans community.
[02:47:04] I don't think that's the place to look, and I don't think we need to import that here.
[02:47:07] That's Greenland? Oh, sorry. No, you're right. That is Greenland. Excuse me.
[02:47:11] I was wrong.
[02:47:11] Honest.
[02:47:12] Prior to the Kaskervorst, there was countries like Sweden
[02:47:15] stopped prescribing QVT Block of the Chills, and they've seen it.
[02:47:18] There's been a lot of damage.
[02:47:18] What do you make of that?
[02:47:19] Isn't it crazy that Leif Ericsson actually... wasn't he the one that named it?
[02:47:24] 700 years later, he's still getting people.
[02:47:30] He's still getting them.
[02:47:32] That's crazy.
[02:47:33] Sure.
[02:47:34] I mean, I'm not a scientist or a medical person, I'm a parent and my job as a parent is to
[02:47:42] advocate for my child's safety and life.
[02:47:44] I give puberty blockers my lead as she versus down the line, versus a dead child really
[02:47:51] thin.
[02:47:52] I know where I'm going to go.
[02:47:53] There's also another study that shows that after someone transitions to suicide rate
[02:47:57] actually goes up. So the argument is that a dead child or a trans child doesn't really
[02:48:00] make a lot of sense.
[02:48:01] Well there's significant studies that would say that the Trevor project will say that
[02:48:06] one adult in a trans life who stands beside them significantly reduces the suicide likelihood.
[02:48:14] So I mean, I guess, again, I'm not a scientist, I'm a parent. So what I know about science
[02:48:20] is that we can probably take science to show whatever we want to if we want to be biased
[02:48:25] to something.
[02:48:27] These people don't actually give a shit about science.
[02:48:30] Whenever they quote studies, whenever they say, oh, well, this is what's proven, they
[02:48:35] don't actually care about that.
[02:48:37] They think that you care about that, and that's why they're saying it.
[02:48:41] These people are weird freaks that want to genetically change children.
[02:48:44] They should be put in a fucking prison.
[02:48:46] So really, you have to keep in mind that every time they try to make a play for rationality
[02:48:52] or scientific method or anything like that, they only do this in the process of trying
[02:48:58] to basically skin-walk your ideology against you to allow them to do whatever disgusting
[02:49:05] weird shit they're trying to do.
[02:49:07] And I mean, it's teach parents for what it is, how they decide, how they bring their
[02:49:14] their kids, how they talk with their kids, how they engage in informed consent and advocating
[02:49:19] for their child with their child of their child. I mean that's a really individual, it's each
[02:49:24] parent for what their priorities are and how they live in their lives and their families.
[02:49:30] I wouldn't say that it is an overarching this is what must be done or not be done, but we
[02:49:35] need some healthcare in this country for our trans kids because currently we have none.
[02:49:39] Yeah you do, it's called a mental institution and you need to be in it with them too. The
[02:49:44] The kid and the parent needs to be in it.
[02:49:46] The kid needs to be in an institution so they can be rehabilitated from the abuse that they
[02:49:51] had to deal with from the parent, and the parent needs to be in the mental institution
[02:49:55] because they wanted to mutilate a child.
[02:49:57] It's actually really simple.
[02:50:01] I agree.
[02:50:02] You know, you're looking at extensive weightlifts to the point that they're, like, non-available,
[02:50:10] right?
[02:50:11] Well, wouldn't it be a good argument for API because it's become such a social trend
[02:50:15] like on-site gender to story it's become a thing?
[02:50:17] No, I don't think so.
[02:50:19] Even though the numbers for children have skyrocketed in recent years?
[02:50:23] No.
[02:50:25] So why do you think the numbers have grown so significantly?
[02:50:28] I would say probably things like more language available, more education.
[02:50:33] You know, in the 80s there was a lot of people in this field were queer and didn't have the language for us.
[02:50:39] maybe it's like not too different to us, you know, and maybe there's a safety mechanism
[02:50:43] of people understanding that I can come out or I didn't come out because I didn't. I didn't
[02:50:47] have the safety, I didn't have the house, so there wasn't a space for me or I didn't
[02:50:51] have the words.
[02:50:52] Well, children, as young as eight and ten, they don't really have the capability to understand
[02:50:55] that language in the first place, so people understand it now.
[02:50:57] I think they do. I think they do know things.
[02:51:00] She thinks that kids understand the nature of being gay and being trans, and they understand
[02:51:05] the political ramifications of it. And they have like, look in three dimensional reasoning
[02:51:11] of like, why it would be more okay to come out as trans now versus before. Like, I'm
[02:51:16] sorry, but like, if you're a parent and you have an eight year old kid, and you think
[02:51:20] that your kid is trans and you're dressing them in the other genders closed and you're
[02:51:24] trying to get them on puberty blockers and stuff, you need to have that kid taken away
[02:51:28] from you and you need to be brought up on charges for child abuse. This is an insane
[02:51:33] disgusting thing and the fact that we're allowing people to do this at all
[02:51:37] will be looked at historically as an evil it is an evil that we are allowing
[02:51:42] like we need to immediately shut these people down and we need to do so in a
[02:51:46] way that is punitive it's not enough to simply remove the problem we have to
[02:51:50] punish the people who created it
[02:51:53] it's grooming and it's sick yeah these people they're basically pedophiles
[02:51:58] People are really disparaging sometimes of children.
[02:52:01] And like, I mean, if we're a boy running around and we've got like, people in baby...
[02:52:06] people giving baby grows to a little boy being like, I'm whatever, and then I'm a little girl,
[02:52:11] their little thing is I'm so cute, so kiss me and all this.
[02:52:14] I mean, it's the same, but in a different... it's dressed up differently, right?
[02:52:18] Yeah, I suppose so, but like if I had a son who was like two years old and I got...
[02:52:22] The difference is that like, they're actually a boy though, right?
[02:52:26] because they're born a biological male.
[02:52:30] So like that's kind of like a pretty big difference though,
[02:52:32] right?
[02:52:33] Cause like, you know,
[02:52:34] you're going to get a boy clothes for boys
[02:52:36] because he's actually a boy.
[02:52:38] Like I feel like that's a pretty big,
[02:52:39] like little fine point there.
[02:52:42] I think I'd say I'm a girl, whatever.
[02:52:44] It wouldn't actually be a girl though.
[02:52:46] No, that's not what I'm talking about.
[02:52:48] No, that's not what I'm talking about.
[02:52:49] I'm talking about the fact that we emblazoned
[02:52:51] and we live our lives surrounded
[02:52:53] in a haze of norms of patriarchy.
[02:52:55] And so those social norms are projected on.
[02:52:59] You know what the fact is?
[02:53:00] The fact that this stupid, retarded Karen
[02:53:02] is able to go out and talk about this proves
[02:53:05] that we're not living in a patriarchy.
[02:53:07] Because the patriarchy that I dream of
[02:53:10] would never allow a person like this to do this.
[02:53:14] I wish you were right.
[02:53:16] I do.
[02:53:17] I wish you were right.
[02:53:18] And back when you were actually right,
[02:53:20] the world was a better place.
[02:53:23] To children, without the children having any consent
[02:53:25] out anyway. And so how is that not... This is also, and this is another really big
[02:53:32] component to like what their ideology is, is that biological realities children
[02:53:39] can't consent to. So it implies that they can allow children to consent to
[02:53:44] other things because they can't consent to a biological reality such as
[02:53:48] puberty. It's a false equivalence that's created in order to open the door to
[02:53:54] allowing children to consent to sexual behavior. That's what they're doing.
[02:54:03] How is that okay? But a child who has the language to say this is how I'm feeling today,
[02:54:10] this is how I'm feeling tomorrow, why don't they have the language? I mean if our job and as our
[02:54:16] job as parents is to lead and inform and educate and listen to our kids if they're
[02:54:23] going to tell us something certainly to my mind from my from my job as a parent in my
[02:54:30] house this is the only place that it matters to me it's my job in my house to listen to
[02:54:35] my child and it's another parent's job why don't you just give them infinite candy why
[02:54:41] not like whenever your kid says I don't want to exercise I just want to sit all day and
[02:54:46] watch TV and sit on the iPad and eat gummy worms for every single meal. Why aren't you
[02:54:52] giving him gummy worms? Why are you telling them that he has to go to bed at a certain
[02:54:56] time? So why is it that, for example, a child can't make a decision on what they want to
[02:55:01] eat on a day-to-day basis? They can't make a decision on when they need to go to sleep
[02:55:06] on the day-to-day basis. They can't make a decision on, you know, like what they're
[02:55:10] going to wear to school, but they can make a decision on their gender. How does that
[02:55:15] make any sense. There's no reasoning to this at all. Why would you default to an
[02:55:19] eight-year-old's judgment or viewpoints on something as important as their
[02:55:23] gender? It doesn't make any sense.
[02:55:28] Up in their house to listen to their child. And as I say to my kids, our rules are
[02:55:35] rules. Their rules are their rules. Just because they do something doesn't mean
[02:55:40] that we're going to do it or you're going to be allowed what your friends are
[02:55:42] So you can do whatever you want. So I have my own rules and one of them is you can change your gender.
[02:55:49] Fair enough, but would you let a child get a tattoo?
[02:55:53] Well no child is allowed to get a tattoo until they're 16.
[02:55:56] these people need to be oppressed
[02:56:09] they they're begging to be oppressed they're saying
[02:56:14] we need to be put in a
[02:56:18] fucking institution in a jail
[02:56:21] in something.
[02:56:22] Alright, so they need consent already, that's already looked after.
[02:56:29] Why is that?
[02:56:30] Is that because it's a lifelong decision?
[02:56:31] Well, it's probably health and safety, there's consent, there's informed consent there.
[02:56:38] You know, we're not talking, I mean, I know you're going to try and hone in on the beauty
[02:56:43] of our peace, right?
[02:56:47] Social transition is the first part of this, right?
[02:56:50] Do you know what that is?
[02:56:51] do the cost review also that's when all the adults in your life try to groom you into
[02:56:55] being a girl whenever you're not a girl that's what a social transition is if you're socially
[02:57:02] transitioning somebody in a public school I think that you should have your education
[02:57:07] license taken away and any of the administrators that were aware of it or enabled it should
[02:57:13] all be brought up inside of grooming charges federal grooming charges it's because again
[02:57:20] guys, it's not enough for them to lose their job. You have to destroy their life. You have
[02:57:26] to completely and absolutely destroy their life. And only then will they start listening.
[02:57:32] And maybe that might not even be enough. You might have to go around after the people around
[02:57:36] them in order to create a culture of fear to make other people enforce this on each other.
[02:57:43] And I'm not above that.
[02:57:44] I think we can do most cases with the needs of our trials going on.
[02:57:51] People with T blockers or hormones 8 or 9.
[02:57:53] Some kids, yeah.
[02:57:54] Not all kids.
[02:57:55] It's a thing about the majority of kids that were felt to transition.
[02:57:57] I mean maybe that's right for them, right?
[02:57:59] And like that.
[02:58:01] Maybe that's right for them.
[02:58:03] It's a slow, gentle process.
[02:58:04] Like a kid doesn't come in.
[02:58:06] You know what else is a slow, gentle process?
[02:58:09] Grooming.
[02:58:10] Grooming is a...
[02:58:11] crazy how you could have this, you could literally just change the vocabulary, you could change one
[02:58:17] word, and this person would be advocating for themselves going to jail. It's a simple process
[02:58:22] getting a, it's a slow process getting a kid to believe they're another gender. Oh my god.
[02:58:29] 100% of you have the ability to screw with a child's mental capacity at all,
[02:58:33] all too, to prove a point or conduct some kind of social experience, something's wrong with you,
[02:58:36] something is wrong with you, there is something fundamentally wrong with these people there are.
[02:58:40] This isn't going to happen because the politicians don't care about common people enough to make it happen.
[02:58:44] I actually think that I really think that a person who's willing to go after these people and like really actually like seriously go after them.
[02:58:55] I think that they would get a huge amount of public support.
[02:58:58] I think they would a crazy amount of public support.
[02:59:02] The moment that they just came out and they said these people are dangerous deranged pedophile freaks and we're going to treat them that way,
[02:59:09] which means destroying every aspect of their life systematically, and then throwing the book at them and putting them in institutions and removing all of their rights.
[02:59:18] The moment that you have a person come out and say that, I think that they are going to have a insane amount of support.
[02:59:26] I think people are tired of these weird freaks running around trying to run society.
[02:59:31] I think they're completely tired of it. I know I'm tired of it. I don't think I'm the only one.
[02:59:35] I think there's a lot of people that they see some weird, fucking, I don't even know
[02:59:40] what this is, this person going around advocating for this stuff, like molesting children, trying
[02:59:47] to groom them into being another agenda, trying to have adults that aren't even the parents
[02:59:52] doing it as well.
[02:59:54] I think that the moment that you actually take a firm stance against these people and
[02:59:58] You make it not justice, but punishment, punishment and retribution.
[03:00:06] Because that's what they deserve.
[03:00:08] It is.
[03:00:09] Ace and go.
[03:00:10] Do you have an issue with trans adults?
[03:00:15] No.
[03:00:16] No, I don't have an issue with trans adults at all.
[03:00:18] I don't think that you can.
[03:00:20] Yeah, I don't think a trans woman is a woman.
[03:00:23] I think they're a trans woman.
[03:00:25] But I don't have an issue with a person transitioning as an adult.
[03:00:31] That's my perspective on it, right?
[03:00:32] I'm not going to tell you that like, I'm not going to say that like you're not allowed
[03:00:37] to not say that.
[03:00:38] That's just my opinion.
[03:00:39] I want to go and prove it about this.
[03:00:44] A kid might come in at eight and go,
[03:00:45] Exactly, they'd be led down that path by an adult.
[03:00:48] No, they're not led down any path by any adult.
[03:00:50] An adult might listen to them and say, ooh, let's think about this.
[03:00:55] off his right what is it right
[03:00:58] now i'm going to go to work how is that any different than grooming
[03:01:03] that's the exact same thing is grooming
[03:01:07] it's one for one
[03:01:09] rosa
[03:01:14] all my god
[03:01:16] but so there's a result filming my camera was chased out of the park with a
[03:01:19] man wearing daddy's for trans t-shirt
[03:01:22] i was threatened with legal action
[03:01:24] told my career would be ruined if I released the footage and a group of people would not
[03:01:28] let us leave. This is also another reason why you need to go after these people is because
[03:01:32] they'll go after you. At the time, I agreed to not publish it because the situation had
[03:01:37] become increasingly confrontational and I didn't think it would be worth it. I've changed
[03:01:41] my mind. If journalists are willing to interview people that they agree with, they also should
[03:01:45] be willing to ask difficult questions about the people that they disagree with. You hear
[03:01:48] claims about the CAS review, the most comprehensive independent study of the pediatric gender
[03:01:52] medicine date. It's been debunked. You also hear Isen presented as a model for children's gender care.
[03:01:57] These people deserve scrutiny. Yes, exactly. I think it's true. Hi. I'm taking my pronouns as she
[03:02:03] heard. Because when people think of grooming, they're thinking of a creep trying to fort with an
[03:02:06] underage girl. They don't know the actual definition of a word. Well, whenever there's a creep trying
[03:02:11] to fort with an underage girl, it's fundamentally an adult trying to coerce a child into sexual
[03:02:17] behavior or into some sort of sexual activity. This is the same thing. This is an adult trying
[03:02:24] to coerce and trying to lead a child to a conclusion, a sexual decision that they don't
[03:02:32] fully understand. How do they, how do we know that they don't fully understand it? Because
[03:02:37] they're eight years old. That's how you tell their pet-os. The people that are targeting
[03:02:42] 8 year olds with this? Absolutely are. Yeah, I mean, absolutely. Of course, adults hold significant
[03:02:49] influence over children. Yeah, definitely. It's called grooming. Age of consent depends,
[03:02:54] but I do fully agree with you. Age of consent does depend, but I'm not talking about 16 to 18.
[03:02:59] Okay, I'm talking about eight. Eight is a very different conversation than 17. Okay. Like,
[03:03:06] I think that we all know that. And obviously, like 20 years old is that that's your own decision.
[03:03:12] you're not being groomed at that point, right? Unless it's some kind of like weird fucking
[03:03:15] government thing, like, you know, like MK Ultra or something, right? The problem is that you allow
[03:03:20] or okay with adult people being trans, you have to be okay with trans kids because it's the adults
[03:03:24] that make the kids trans. Well, how about I like, so you think that it's the adults that make the
[03:03:33] kids trans? I think that there are people out there. So this is this is my opinion, right?
[03:03:37] I think that there are people out there who genuinely believe that they're the opposite gender
[03:03:43] I think that if you if you just kind of do some thinking about like what really is the scope of human psychology, right?
[03:03:50] People think all kinds of crazy things. There's people that are schizophrenic people that think they talk to ghosts, etc
[03:03:55] Is it really outside of the ordinary to expect that a person thinks they're another gender?
[03:04:00] I don't really think that that's too outrageous to believe so really
[03:04:05] And again, like you could say that you shouldn't enable it. You should you can say that I don't agree with it
[03:04:10] You can do any of that stuff, but I don't think that it necessarily means that trans adults are trying to talk to kids about being trans
[03:04:17] And I don't think that they should do that and to the extent that they do that that means that I think they should be put in jail
[03:04:24] So in any of the instances where you are accurate our solution to this problem is probably the same
[03:04:30] I just don't think that it's a 100% ratio. That's all
[03:04:35] to
[03:04:37] much risk of society probably eighty five percent of the parent encouraging their kids
[03:04:41] well it's women it's it's mothers encouraging their kids to be trans so they can use them as
[03:04:45] social
[03:04:47] i think that's it
[03:04:48] they can see what they want to say
[03:04:49] you know this is
[03:04:51] uh...
[03:04:54] man
[03:04:56] this is a he's trying to pick a side with this all god
[03:05:00] I'll have a vanilla latte, please.
[03:05:01] Hey.
[03:05:07] No.
[03:05:10] No.
[03:05:15] I'll have a vanilla latte, please.
[03:05:17] Hey, this guy wants a vanilla latte.
[03:05:20] I'm not a guy.
[03:05:22] My pronouns are she, her.
[03:05:24] I'm sorry.
[03:05:25] She wants a vanilla latte.
[03:05:26] Hey, did he want this iced or hot?
[03:05:28] I am a shiiiit!
[03:05:33] Shit, I am so sorry dude. I mean man, I mean man.
[03:05:39] Shit, shit, shit, shit, shit!
[03:05:44] What are you doing? Are you crazy?
[03:05:46] I'm sorry, I hope he looks like a dude.
[03:05:48] If you don't stop this guy, he's gonna shoot up our shop.
[03:05:52] Sorry again, enjoy your coffee.
[03:05:55] Please come again, have a good day sir.
[03:05:58] Oh, shit.
[03:06:02] Jesus! Jesus!
[03:06:08] Oh, my God!
[03:06:09] Shiiiiiiiiiiiit!
[03:06:15] Jesus Christ.
[03:06:18] People are really having fun with this character, huh?
[03:06:21] I wonder if this character is going to enter the AI Cinematic Universe.
[03:06:25] I wonder if they will, because it's been, people really like this a lot, they do.
[03:06:32] And actually, I feel like that, I guess so.
[03:06:35] And it's just fucking ridiculous, but that's the way that people are.
[03:06:40] And by the way, this is another person who said it.
[03:06:45] That's why our video games and movies are filled with uggos.
[03:06:49] are in charge of casting now.
[03:06:56] Yeah.
[03:07:03] Ho's mad.
[03:07:19] that's on his car. Look at her. Dude.
[03:07:27] Isn't it crazy that like we can just be existing in society and all the foids are just playing this
[03:07:34] Among Us game simultaneously at all times, at all ages and in every place?
[03:07:41] isn't that crazy? They're always playing this game. Because like I noticed this because
[03:07:49] I was watching, I was looking at like Google Maps and I went to like, I don't know, it's
[03:07:54] like Syria or fucking Turkey or something like that. And it was just like, it was a,
[03:08:00] I don't know, it's like a kebab stand or something like that. And there was like 25 guys around
[03:08:06] and I'm looking around and these guys are smiling. Everybody's happy. It's like this
[03:08:11] This is the best day of their life, and meanwhile, I looked around, there are no women in public.
[03:08:20] They're just not even there.
[03:08:24] Like, I don't even know what it would be like.
[03:08:27] Can you imagine this?
[03:08:30] You're not social status?
[03:08:38] Man.
[03:08:42] Oh my god, bro, like...
[03:08:45] Really?
[03:08:46] Really bro like god damn.
[03:09:01] This right here is the reason why every single video game female protagonist that comes out
[03:09:07] of a western studio looks like a 45 year old woman.
[03:09:11] to make these ugly disgusting fat hags happy. That's exactly the reason why.
[03:09:18] Spoiler alert, they're still not happening.
[03:09:48] They're playing among us at all times, the whole time.
[03:09:54] Oh my God.
[03:09:55] And by the way, I don't know what's happened,
[03:09:58] but I think that I've gotten old enough
[03:10:00] to wear memes like this.
[03:10:02] I've become the target audience for memes like this.
[03:10:06] How many of you guys also have an Allen wrench collection
[03:10:10] in your toolbox in the garage?
[03:10:15] That's crazy, huh?
[03:10:18] Wow, I have at least eight. I have like 50. I do with the exact meme today. I know bro
[03:10:26] like I've gotten old man. I don't know what the hell happened.
[03:10:31] And let's see here if I could find this and look at some of these other posts too. Because
[03:10:36] there's been a lot more of this going on. And this is crazy the She-Hulk actresses also
[03:10:41] the quoted clip. Okay, I'll look at that real quick. And then I do want to look at some
[03:10:45] of the Reddit stuff. I've been distracted from now. The good place. Oh, I watched a little
[03:10:50] bit of this.
[03:10:51] What's it like coming to America from London at a time like this?
[03:10:59] I mean, I lived here for 10 years, so I'm fairly, you know, acclimatized. I got here
[03:11:05] a year before Donald Trump first became president. So I've seen this country go through it, like
[03:11:10] Ebb and flow as I was here for the pandemic.
[03:11:12] Yeah.
[03:11:13] So this definitely feels like a scarier time than ever.
[03:11:18] But generally, I feel emotionally perhaps.
[03:11:20] And also like Britain is fucked.
[03:11:22] Yeah, right?
[03:11:22] Yeah.
[03:11:23] It doesn't feel as though, you know, I'm going back to some sort of haven.
[03:11:27] Yeah.
[03:11:27] Literally a race war happening.
[03:11:29] Truly.
[03:11:30] Because Britain has been in para menopause for a while.
[03:11:32] What I'm watching.
[03:11:33] We kind of started it.
[03:11:34] Brexit.
[03:11:35] Brexit paved the way for American chaos.
[03:11:37] Yeah.
[03:11:37] You know it.
[03:11:38] They put the star on the list.
[03:11:40] God damn it, the Brits, you know, always leading the way.
[03:11:43] Fucking Brexit.
[03:11:43] Just give me Daniela Westbrook, and let's just roll with it.
[03:11:46] I know.
[03:11:46] Jesus Christ, bro, like, ain't the way...
[03:11:48] Fuck the show so well.
[03:11:49] Honestly, like, this podcast already annoys me,
[03:11:52] because they don't let the woman talk.
[03:11:54] You're not letting her talk or have any conversations.
[03:11:56] They're, like, trying to add in their, like, little two cents.
[03:11:59] Shut the fuck up!
[03:12:06] Get on that!
[03:12:59] All right, I'm back in a minute.
[03:13:15] It's hot in my room.
[03:13:16] How hot is it?
[03:13:18] 91!
[03:13:19] Oh, we're getting cooked today!
[03:13:21] All right, let's go.
[03:13:24] 91 degrees.
[03:13:28] It's hot.
[03:13:30] That's hot.
[03:13:31] Let's go.
[03:13:34] Hey, see my guy?
[03:13:35] It's just, it's insulation.
[03:13:36] I gotta get insulation.
[03:13:37] Honestly, I'm gonna be real voice.
[03:13:40] I couldn't give a fuck.
[03:13:43] I couldn't give a fuck, bro.
[03:13:44] Like, it is what it is.
[03:13:48] Yeah, it is what it is.
[03:13:50] Why, it is not a big deal.
[03:13:52] Like, I can deal with temperatures 50 to 100.
[03:13:55] 50 to 100 to me is the same.
[03:13:58] It goes over 100?
[03:14:00] That's hot.
[03:14:02] I'm doing this in solidarity for my European brothers.
[03:14:08] I know what you're going through.
[03:14:11] We're going to go through this together.
[03:14:13] All right?
[03:14:14] We're going through this together, gosh.
[03:14:17] I'm sorry.
[03:14:18] Yeah, yeah, no doubt.
[03:14:19] Anyway, let me look at it.
[03:14:22] people what's the story I'm so lucky to have been a part of that show so well
[03:14:26] written and Megan Amram as well as one of the lead writers on that show who
[03:14:30] just wrote the shit after honey and so it's like together we all crafted her but
[03:14:36] I just had to make her more of a bitch they want her to be very sweet because
[03:14:39] Americans think British people are so sweet which is crazy because British
[03:14:43] people are truly the most evil people in history like they are
[03:14:48] There's no we here, okay?
[03:15:06] There's no we.
[03:15:10] And by the way, it worked.
[03:15:12] That's why you're speaking English right now.
[03:15:16] We should do it again.
[03:15:17] They're back from the museums, I'm like, mmm, why is that not in Africa?
[03:15:20] Yes.
[03:15:21] Because the African warlords sold it to the British people for coins and special rocks.
[03:15:28] That's the reason why.
[03:15:29] The same as they sold their own people.
[03:15:37] Yeah for special green rocks.
[03:15:39] Same person, she's racist as fuck.
[03:15:41] I know bro, like I've seen a few comments this girl has made.
[03:15:46] Most institution were set up by white surprise. This is the girl. Oh my god, bro
[03:15:51] This was just one of wild isn't she? Oh my god. Look at all this white people white people white people
[03:15:59] Thousand people way to have that slap the white comedian
[03:16:02] This is about trying it's Chris didn't get hurt the whole rat the most more extreme white violence doesn't traumatize that many people
[03:16:10] Nothing funnier than white people who think America is theirs to reclaim your goddamn right
[03:16:16] All in the same day, look at her profile picture.
[03:16:27] What do they say?
[03:16:28] Revolutionary in the streets, colonized in the sheets.
[03:16:35] Many such cases.
[03:16:38] I don't know what's wrong with these hoes, man.
[03:16:43] really crazy. Delusional is fucked too. Let me see it. The show is successful. What is
[03:16:51] this damn? Where'd it go? She-Hulk actress says she doesn't care if the show is successful
[03:16:57] because she already got paid. The show is successful. We were number one in America
[03:17:01] last week. If we don't get a season two, I'm beyond happy with what we have. We made a
[03:17:07] lot of people happy and we were happy and loved it. You're right. I mean, I watched
[03:17:10] There's so many critical drinker videos about She-Hulk, it was like four or five.
[03:17:14] So honestly, I got some good content out of it too, so I can't really complain about that.
[03:17:19] You're right.
[03:17:20] Sure.
[03:17:21] That's dog shit.
[03:17:23] I know.
[03:17:24] Like, what a dumb bitch, bro.
[03:17:25] Like, actually delusional.
[03:17:26] If the show is a success, what's she tweeting about nowadays?
[03:17:30] What's she doing nowadays?
[03:17:32] Oh, is she leave Twitter?
[03:17:34] Oh, she left Twitter.
[03:17:36] That's smart, honestly.
[03:17:37] Like, yeah, I would do the same thing.
[03:17:39] So this is another person that left Twitter.
[03:17:43] They going probably on Blue Sky?
[03:17:45] Yeah, a lot of examples of this.
[03:17:48] What is this?
[03:17:48] Trump wants to take the port of Asingville
[03:17:50] close for war from his attic.
[03:17:52] What is this here?
[03:17:53] Oh my God, Sneak-O, shut up.
[03:17:55] Shut up, Sneak-O.
[03:17:57] Oh my God.
[03:17:59] Let me go back.
[03:17:59] I'm gonna look at this here and find.
[03:18:01] It's hard for me to dislike her as her show was good.
[03:18:03] I mean, I like the show.
[03:18:04] I mean, there's plenty of actors I think are stupid.
[03:18:07] It doesn't mean that I hate the show.
[03:18:09] Like, there's so many actors that are fucking retarded.
[03:18:11] Like, there are too many actors that are fucking retarded.
[03:18:14] I'm very, very used to that.
[03:18:15] I've seen a lot of these.
[03:18:17] And where is this here?
[03:18:19] I saw a balsa, by the way.
[03:18:20] Like, it's actually crazy.
[03:18:22] Like, hey, Asmongold, how are you doing the dishes
[03:18:28] when there's a woman right there?
[03:18:30] This is unacceptable.
[03:18:34] I will have you guys know that I read this tweet to her.
[03:18:39] I might see what I got my friend looking out for me. Look what he said. Look read it read it
[03:18:48] I think it's just fucking funny man, what'd she say she thought it was funny bro. Like it's just funny
[03:18:54] People take everything so seriously. She get the message now. No, it's my own stuff, right? That's it
[03:19:00] And was that somebody making this a making some video about this? I don't know
[03:19:04] What is this as well as high value male? Is it dirty looks like a hermit?
[03:19:07] She did say she said that she told me I don't know if like she said she wants me to clean up the house
[03:19:20] She want me to clean up the house
[03:19:25] Yeah, she said it's contaminated
[03:19:31] And it begins no that's that's number one
[03:19:37] She said she wanted me to shower more.
[03:19:42] And, uh...
[03:19:45] Fucking, uh, I think there's like one other one I forgot.
[03:19:49] I forgot. She gave me a big list of things that she wanted me to do. I forgot. I forgot what the other ones were, though.
[03:19:54] Her boyfriend?
[03:19:56] It's dead! There it is!
[03:19:59] It's always the same, isn't it?
[03:20:02] Demanding... Yeah, the other gen... I don't think that was one of them. Israel's trying to compromise you.
[03:20:07] Why not buy a second house? I will consider I don't know like there's a house
[03:20:12] I was gonna buy and I'm not buying it though. I might do it and
[03:20:15] That's it
[03:20:16] So brush your hair. She did say she want me to cut my hair shorter
[03:20:21] But not like super short. She said like the like when I played Final Fantasy 14
[03:20:26] That was the frame of reference that she used
[03:20:29] So, yeah
[03:20:32] Now I don't know really like I'm willing to
[03:20:36] I told her I'd do one to cut it a little bit right like but I don't want it cuz like
[03:20:41] Ball not no no no no no horse. No
[03:20:45] Show us. Yeah, I don't know
[03:20:47] Can we get a reference? Yeah, sure um
[03:20:57] Let me see can I find a good image of this I
[03:21:02] Would say that's probably about accurate like
[03:21:06] Maybe about like that
[03:21:13] So it was still it's still long right I mean my hair is still long. It's just not super all
[03:21:22] Hmm
[03:21:26] It's retina quit I don't even know if I did that my hell looks like shit in that photo
[03:21:30] Well, it looks like shit in all the photos, but that one was worse than usual
[03:21:32] Yeah, kind of like that a better reference. Let me see how I can find it.
[03:21:50] I have to delete the VOD bro.
[03:21:53] I'm not have to just delete the whole VOD at this point.
[03:21:56] Like this is just really like the year of the chug.
[03:21:59] Honestly, if I looked like this, it would actually be the year of the chud that would it's crazy
[03:22:06] This post already has 3.6 million views
[03:22:10] How the fuck does that happen?
[03:22:13] Really like people losing their mind about this
[03:22:18] That's rough buddy. Yeah. Yeah, that's crazy. Oh my fucking God and
[03:22:22] And uh, Floyd rage, I guess so like I didn't really see a lot of the other ones, right?
[03:22:27] I don't know like I made a reply. Let me see if they're you guys are missing the point here. What is this?
[03:22:33] This first girlfriend, we'll get back to that here the second but you have people on the left saying oh my god
[03:22:39] She's dating a litter. Is it this person making like 10 tweets about me? Like I think that they are right?
[03:22:44] Like didn't I see this person before I?
[03:22:47] Think I recognize this person name
[03:22:49] From...
[03:23:01] Yeah.
[03:23:06] This is what I thought.
[03:23:13] Who's this?
[03:23:14] Now, here's the thing, I am not anti-prostitution, I am not against...
[03:23:23] He's been making posts like this.
[03:23:26] Wait, so he's even, wait, what the hell?
[03:23:29] So he's replying to Hassan's tweet about something that has nothing to do with this.
[03:23:36] Wait, what the?
[03:23:39] just so he can link all of his videos?
[03:23:48] Oh my God.
[03:23:51] Asmongole is a fan, I don't know who this is.
[03:23:56] Scroll up, like, what he's a fan in denial?
[03:23:59] Or how starting to clean up the room changed?
[03:24:01] No, honestly, I think this is a fan that doesn't know it yet.
[03:24:06] I think that he'll be a fan soon.
[03:24:09] We're gonna bring him around.
[03:24:11] 200,000 followers with negative motion, by the way.
[03:24:13] Did he have 200,000 followers, doesn't he?
[03:24:16] Wow, damn, that's crazy.
[03:24:17] I didn't even know that.
[03:24:19] Wow, and he only gets 13 likes?
[03:24:22] Jesus.
[03:24:23] I guess maybe, like, you think maybe he bought
[03:24:25] the account or something?
[03:24:26] Like, I don't know.
[03:24:28] I hate watchers, still a watcher?
[03:24:29] Yeah, it's just like, I,
[03:24:30] well, my fans don't even make videos,
[03:24:33] that many videos about me.
[03:24:35] Like, that's crazy, like, who does that?
[03:24:37] What a weirdo.
[03:24:39] Like I think I know, yeah, because I thought I had noticed and recognized the name because I had seen this person make videos about me before and I was thinking to myself, I was like, damn, isn't this a bit much?
[03:24:48] Didn't you do these too many times? Like, apparently not.
[03:24:52] What is this? Tupac and Biggie?
[03:24:54] This is a sex and bullshit. Let me go and find this here.
[03:24:57] He's farming hate to brunt you. It's his crypto handle. Of course he bought a crypto account. Yeah, definitely.
[03:25:02] And I'm not surprised. Let me scroll up and see if I can pull any more of these if there's anything else that's worth looking at.
[03:25:07] YouTuber dies after ingesting poison on stream as viewers desperately try to save him.
[03:25:12] Naturally selected.
[03:25:17] Bigger right here.
[03:25:18] I SAID LEAVE IT RIGHT HERE!
[03:25:41] Slow it down?
[03:25:46] Slow mo- guys I didn't say it, slow motion!
[03:25:53] Awesome, right?
[03:26:03] Go ahead.
[03:26:11] You're right. Yo, I
[03:26:28] Oh, no, bro, like
[03:26:32] Turn it off turn it off
[03:26:34] Can we go frame for frame obviously whatever word I'm gonna say is gonna sound weird no y'all are fucking weird
[03:26:41] Yeah, yeah, yeah, what's the comment just to sneeze by the way?
[03:26:47] No
[03:26:54] I don't even like dude like I just sneezed
[03:27:04] That's just a fucking sneeze man. That's just a sneeze. I don't know like
[03:27:09] You're so wrong. You're like just watch this, okay
[03:27:17] I don't hear anything I don't live right here. I mean Jesus man. Just on it bro
[03:27:22] Isn't it crazy that everybody that like it see I am one of the only people that doesn't even have a single clip like this
[03:27:31] Isn't that insane?
[03:27:34] Of all the people
[03:27:38] That's not even it
[03:27:40] Yet not yet, bro. I'm about to yeah, I'm about to say it guys don't worry about it
[03:27:44] And it'll happen really soon. Don't worry about it. Let me scroll down
[03:27:48] I'll see if there's any more of these that are worth looking at I'll look at some of the red shit
[03:27:51] Okay, where the fuck is it and how about this one?
[03:27:55] What what oh my god? Oh?
[03:27:59] No, oh no, what is this?
[03:28:04] I'll burn you, bitch, because I'm a dick, wrong, but I'm not a fool
[03:28:08] I'll squabble for the fucking killer, I'm a killer too
[03:28:11] Set it, shot, shot, shot, shot, shot, n***a
[03:28:13] Get off of me, any fuck-
[03:28:14] I mean bro bro this is honestly like I really oh man there's been a lot of these
[03:28:44] huh? Axel Emmer does a treat? I guess so, man. And it's just so fucking funny. He was in the flow.
[03:28:50] Yeah, he was locked in. You have 1,500 followers. You locked down your 10 of 10 girl. You spent
[03:28:56] five years together. But the soccer star from your country with 50 million followers wants your girl.
[03:29:03] She dumps you in two weeks for Lameen Yamal, I guess. Now he took her to the World Cup. The
[03:29:11] The competition was unfair.
[03:29:16] This girl left her boyfriend at five years when footballer Lameeniam all texted her on
[03:29:21] Instagram.
[03:29:22] He flew her out.
[03:29:24] Her boyfriend is handsome, treated her right, and loved her.
[03:29:27] But she still left him for a guy she has no future with.
[03:29:35] Is it really all of them men?
[03:29:44] God damn, he dodged the bullet.
[03:29:45] Yeah, I guess so.
[03:29:47] That's crazy.
[03:29:48] Wow.
[03:29:49] Many such cases, I guess so.
[03:29:50] Women caught a 4k, claiming assault, and the man has responded.
[03:29:54] What is this?
[03:29:55] I thought no one would see that.
[03:30:00] I don't know what's happening.
[03:30:29] I don't get it.
[03:30:31] I wouldn't think that.
[03:30:40] Jesus, why do you do that?
[03:30:42] McCutton 4K, the guy who responded.
[03:30:45] I'm the man, Dan, in a video that Ms. Baker backed into yesterday.
[03:30:48] I attended a broadband police station and reported this incident.
[03:30:51] I spoke to an officer named Dale.
[03:30:53] He's been in touch with a Pacific officer, confirmed that I did not assault anyone.
[03:30:55] when CCTV footage shows me being pushed three times
[03:30:58] by Miss Baker, if anyone doubts me, okay.
[03:31:01] Like this is, yeah, I mean,
[03:31:05] obviously without a camera, he'd be in cuffs.
[03:31:08] Yeah, I think not because a lot of women
[03:31:10] immediately call her out.
[03:31:11] Yeah, it's a thought for most women.
[03:31:13] I mean, yeah, it probably worked.
[03:31:15] I don't know what happened with this.
[03:31:16] I mean, obviously she's a dumb bitch, right?
[03:31:18] I mean, I don't know what else to say.
[03:31:21] You know, she cut the line, purposely bumped him
[03:31:22] because he complained and then claimed he assaulted her.
[03:31:24] Oh my god. Yeah, I mean again, it's just people that go and do that or out of their minds that guy. Oh my god
[03:31:31] Y'all really losing your minds people really going crazy over this shit, huh? Really? Like that's a whole lot
[03:31:37] Why everybody got having a pen she backed into him. Yeah, I bet so
[03:31:41] You all must have fun to zone film adaptation of the Odyssey. We bold the direct. I there's no way that's true
[03:31:47] Like I'm sorry. It would be really funny if it was but I bet it's not true. It's not a gas tam. It's a kill cam
[03:31:53] He fights again to avoid what was this?
[03:32:11] Fights again to avoid what the hell
[03:32:23] Honestly, like, let me watch this again.
[03:32:41] Who's really in the wrong?
[03:32:44] Yeah.
[03:32:48] I think this guy, the guy with his arm out, is in the wrong.
[03:32:53] Yeah, she's, because he's trying to...
[03:33:01] Yeah. Yeah.
[03:33:03] Let him merge.
[03:33:05] Well, he tried to force his way in.
[03:33:11] Yeah, that's what you get.
[03:33:12] Oh, that's good, man.
[03:33:20] And then emerge.
[03:33:21] Yeah, this ski guy, that's nuts, man.
[03:33:23] It's a force, but you're wrong.
[03:33:24] I don't know.
[03:33:25] I mean, like, if the thing is that, like, so he's driving here and he could move up
[03:33:31] more and he's choosing not to and he drives his car into this person's car.
[03:33:38] They're both wrong. Yeah, I could see they're both wrong, but I think this guy that got
[03:33:45] hit is more wrong. I would say so. It doesn't matter. Yeah. You can't drive into somebody
[03:33:51] like you. That guy's moving this car straight. You're driving into him and he knew he was
[03:33:55] going to hit him too. I don't think so. I thought the school obviously was bad. I went
[03:34:00] to the site documenting this gap and rating for her just 19 movie to present popcorn gap
[03:34:04] dot com what is this here before 2019 rotten tomatoes made you work to rate a
[03:34:09] film after 2019 Russian tomatoes who switched to a push system the Odyssey is
[03:34:14] actually a 60% push votes wow I wonder why they changed it what a fucking
[03:34:20] mystery Jesus
[03:34:34] I don't know how to say it, but I love the language.
[03:34:36] Excuse me, excuse me.
[03:34:38] Here's my code.
[03:34:39] You say, free from the law.
[03:34:40] I don't know how to say it, free from the law.
[03:34:43] Excuse me, I don't know how to say it.
[03:34:45] I don't know how to say it.
[03:34:46] The council of trumps?
[03:34:49] Is that how he's going to continue to be president?
[03:34:52] Hunger destroys, what is this?
[03:34:57] What the fuck is this?
[03:35:00] The blocks?
[03:35:02] No.
[03:35:03] I'm hungry.
[03:35:05] Go get me some Chipotle.
[03:35:07] Baby, please, I just got a Chipotle. Your blood pressure is probably skyrocketing right now!
[03:35:10] You got me the wrong beans, bitch!
[03:35:13] Baby, they're just beans.
[03:35:15] You'll be okay. Just play some Roblox with me and you'll feel better.
[03:35:27] They turned her into Chipotle?
[03:35:29] Who makes something like this?
[03:35:34] What the fuck?
[03:35:38] Who does this?
[03:35:41] Oh my god, you can't park in the road.
[03:35:44] What is this?
[03:35:46] Oh god.
[03:35:48] So this is like, this is kind of like an off-shoot of body cam videos,
[03:35:53] or tow truck videos.
[03:35:56] No truck videos or sometimes even more shameless than body cam videos.
[03:36:03] Hey!
[03:36:05] It's too late now.
[03:36:07] It's like another genre.
[03:36:19] Trying to drive his car?
[03:36:22] What a fucking idiot.
[03:36:26] What are you going to do now?
[03:36:30] Uh oh.
[03:36:34] Let's get out.
[03:36:38] You can't park there though.
[03:36:42] This was the final parking spot. Okay well my
[03:36:46] apologies but I was just running right inside. I did that but you wasn't supposed to park
[03:36:50] there and that's what we do. We tow cars that's not supposed to be parked where they need to be.
[03:36:54] me back down now go park no you can I already got the car you can pay a job
[03:36:58] for your 140 to drop the car yeah I really just wait I didn't know I can't
[03:37:06] afford that make you please drop me back down like I'll pay you myself like I
[03:37:10] can't afford that if you can pay yeah pay the one for the job it afforded 140
[03:37:14] bro well then I got to take the car no are you see I literally you spoke you
[03:37:20] He literally parked in front of a sign that says no parking fire lane.
[03:37:24] He parked in front of the no parking sign.
[03:37:29] Classic mistake, everybody gets that one wrong.
[03:37:33] Sorry, I didn't see it like that.
[03:37:35] I didn't see it.
[03:37:36] It's past that.
[03:37:38] What's your-
[03:37:39] What's past that?
[03:37:40] Bro, can you-
[03:37:41] Can you please like-
[03:37:42] I literally-
[03:37:43] You see me coming out to you and you just like-
[03:37:47] Like brah.
[03:37:48] Brah.
[03:37:50] bro
[03:37:58] What do you think you're doing
[03:38:02] You're gonna just pick the car up off the fucking tow truck really like what are you what are you thinking?
[03:38:10] Oh my god
[03:38:13] Just did a superman the car off
[03:38:20] What are you doing?
[03:38:45] What does he think is going to happen?
[03:38:50] He's crashing out.
[03:38:51] Look at that.
[03:38:52] It's pretty cool.
[03:38:53] Drop the bottom back.
[03:38:54] This is crazy.
[03:38:55] Okay, 140.
[03:38:56] That was the best of all points.
[03:39:05] Oh boy.
[03:39:10] Oh boy.
[03:39:12] Yep.
[03:39:13] There you go.
[03:39:15] All right.
[03:39:18] Here comes the police!
[03:39:20] Oh my god, no parking signs or entrapment on educated people can't read.
[03:39:25] I know.
[03:39:26] Well, they have the picture, though, too.
[03:39:29] And oh my god, bro, like winners went- Jesus, man!
[03:39:36] Only Asmongold could turn finding a cockroach head beside the food into evidence that the
[03:39:41] cleaning was almost successful.
[03:39:44] Guys, come on.
[03:39:48] Come on! Godzilla vs. Clownstar passes the way at the age of 18.
[03:39:53] The actor was announced dead after a horrific car crash?
[03:39:56] Oh my god, yeah that's horrible, wow.
[03:39:59] The Simpsons parody of the Otis Homer's Odyssey?
[03:40:02] City of Troy, population zero.
[03:40:04] I like to mature to Ithaca and my sweet wife, Pendelope.
[03:40:08] Odysseus, do not forget to thank the gods for our victory with an appropriate animal
[03:40:12] sacrifice.
[03:40:13] Forget it!
[03:40:15] Sacrificing animals is barbaric!
[03:40:17] I have the slaves killed and wounded.
[03:40:25] Don't sacrifice. We'll teach that mortal the triple with the guards.
[03:40:31] It's been so many years since I've seen your father.
[03:40:35] I hope he's still the magnificent physical specimen he was when he left.
[03:40:40] Maybe it's time to choose a suitor.
[03:40:47] Diskestue has Uso for Tuzo.
[03:40:51] Jesus.
[03:40:51] I'll leave you guys alone.
[03:40:53] Diskestue.
[03:40:54] Oh my.
[03:40:54] Welcome to my island.
[03:40:55] I am Cersei, the sorcerer.
[03:40:57] You must be thirsty.
[03:40:59] Drink from my cauldron.
[03:41:01] Have a way, Cyd.
[03:41:03] Have a way.
[03:41:10] Thanks for your help with the anchor, guys.
[03:41:13] Guys?
[03:41:15] Come on, pig looks like Leni.
[03:41:17] Hey!
[03:41:19] Mmm, that's the next best thing to eat in Lemmy.
[03:41:25] I'm still hungry.
[03:41:27] Didn't you eat enough of your friends?
[03:41:29] Those were my friends!
[03:41:31] Yes, I've been saying that for hours.
[03:41:34] That's it! I'm going home! Which way to Ithaca? Honey, I'm home!
[03:41:40] Look who the fates dragged in!
[03:41:42] Oh, I'm sorry I was going so long, but I'm gonna do something I haven't done for 20 years
[03:41:48] What is it?
[03:41:49] Take out the trash!
[03:41:51] They don't make them like they used to, I remember watching this on TV
[03:41:59] I watched that for the first time on a CRT television downstairs
[03:42:04] I remember seeing that
[03:42:06] What is this?
[03:42:07] Oh, I think to the beat of the drum
[03:42:11] All the shame that you gave me for what it's all
[03:42:18] We would do this, bro
[03:42:22] We would do this all the time
[03:42:26] I hate how people do that, I know, like
[03:42:29] That, by the way, this is that that's the reason why I always go really soft on people
[03:42:37] like Rekai and Rey and Speed and all the other young guys that cause problems.
[03:42:43] I don't know if I ever really fully explained the reason why.
[03:42:47] It's because that was me.
[03:42:52] That was good.
[03:42:53] It was just, that was just me.
[03:42:54] Like that's what I used to do.
[03:42:56] Yeah, Rekai deserves it.
[03:42:59] Yeah, but I was for Kai.
[03:43:01] You said it multiple times?
[03:43:02] Yeah.
[03:43:22] Damn.
[03:43:23] Damn!
[03:43:23] I'm done, baby!
[03:43:25] Damn!
[03:43:29] Oh my...
[03:43:36] Oh my...
[03:43:41] Oh!
[03:43:45] Husband and a brother playing the new lights. Oh my god.
[03:43:52] That's fucking badass.
[03:43:57] Oh, damn
[03:44:09] What's one is it
[03:44:11] It's so stupid.
[03:44:26] It's so fucking stupid.
[03:44:29] Lucky, yeah, you got it, man.
[03:44:34] Oh my god, okay, let me see here.
[03:44:37] Batman references it, oh boy.
[03:44:38] Okay, let me see this, and I'll pull the other ones up.
[03:44:41] Oh my god. Let me see these other ones.
[03:44:45] But. Ever read the Odyssey?
[03:44:47] After Odysseus was caught by the Cyclops, he told that his name was nobody.
[03:44:52] So when he poked its eye out and its friends asked who did it.
[03:44:55] Nobody.
[03:44:55] All the Cyclops could say was nobody.
[03:44:59] Point taken.
[03:45:01] Yeah. I mean, it's, it, everybody knows the Odyssey. I mean, let's be real.
[03:45:06] Grounded fantasy.
[03:45:07] Sigma Chad having a redhead baddies throwing themselves at him in an all-male fraternity at the edge of the world
[03:45:13] 50 year old virgin finally touches grass and fantasy England is immediately stabbed by a hooded individual
[03:45:19] It's fucking oh god. It's Frodo. Yeah, true
[03:45:23] There are too many golden retrievers near dog park and not enough pit bulls. This is a problem
[03:45:31] Guys
[03:45:34] Guys
[03:45:37] guys this you need to this this has to we're gonna delete this one we're
[03:45:47] deleting this one it's getting deleted I'm removing it right now uh-uh no no
[03:45:53] No!
[03:45:54] No!
[03:45:55] There he is!
[03:46:05] Ha ha ha!
[03:46:12] So Floyd Post is it really?
[03:46:13] I don't know.
[03:46:14] By the way, nobody parts not Nolan's film.
[03:46:17] Oh my god, how embarrassing.
[03:46:19] There's a plane that's so big you can fit somebody inside it.
[03:46:23] What?
[03:46:34] Damn!
[03:46:40] It looks like a real one to me.
[03:46:43] There's an RC controlled plane.
[03:46:46] It's AI?
[03:46:47] Really? I mean, a guy's got his channel name on it right there. Maybe it is, but I don't know. You can just look it up. It's pretty easy to find.
[03:47:02] Damn.
[03:47:06] They have powered AC planes. There's no windows. Yeah.
[03:47:10] Yeah?
[03:47:13] Tower Perry is a huge in the RC Plains, really. I didn't even know that. Wow.
[03:47:20] I saw the Thrust Reversers open.
[03:47:23] He's this.
[03:47:24] I love that.
[03:47:25] That's crazy. I didn't even know it was that big. Found on Instagram. What is this here?
[03:47:29] Video game developers protest layoffs at Zinimax? Oh god.
[03:47:34] Yeah!
[03:47:35] We're at a turning point in the games industry.
[03:47:37] We're at the mercy of corporate greed,
[03:47:40] infecting the games we love.
[03:47:42] I've been working here for about five years now.
[03:47:44] I originally started on 76,
[03:47:46] because I came from like the Monning community.
[03:47:47] I used to be the head writer of Fault London.
[03:47:49] And I've been working on an unreleased game
[03:47:51] that a lot of people were pretty excited about.
[03:47:53] So I was very surprised to hear that they were cutting me
[03:47:58] and a bunch of other people on the writing team.
[03:48:00] We love doing our jobs.
[03:48:02] Like I love working here so much.
[03:48:04] And ultimately, it feels like there's plenty of room
[03:48:08] to keep us all employed in terms of Microsoft's budget.
[03:48:10] We know that that's possible.
[03:48:12] The framing that these people have,
[03:48:14] that the idea that because the company's making
[03:48:17] a lot of money, they have to keep you employed,
[03:48:20] even though you're not generating a profit
[03:48:22] or revenue for the company,
[03:48:24] is the most idiotic, brain dead,
[03:48:26] entitled thing that you can possibly imagine.
[03:48:29] You're saying that because they have a surplus of money,
[03:48:32] they have some kind of obligation to give it to you
[03:48:35] a company does not have an obligation to provide you
[03:48:39] with a job
[03:48:41] this is not the company's responsibility to provide you with a job
[03:48:46] also would be really nice if we could just
[03:48:49] get back to work and make them games that will define a generation of video games
[03:48:52] it can't be overstated
[03:48:55] much it
[03:48:56] upends your life
[03:48:58] to have your job lost and so suddenly and spontaneously and callously like it's happening
[03:49:03] here.
[03:49:04] I'm here as a Rockville City Council member and the gamer and a wife of a gamer and a
[03:49:09] mom of a gamer.
[03:49:12] Video games, the video game industry is extremely important.
[03:49:15] It's a very resilient industry overall.
[03:49:19] It does not lag in support among players, consumers.
[03:49:24] So this decision by Microsoft is extremely puzzling.
[03:49:30] Jesus Christ.
[03:49:32] Oh my God, y'all ain't on a little bit of a secret, okay?
[03:49:37] We don't give a fuck what the companies do.
[03:49:41] We don't care.
[03:49:43] They brought in, so at Microsoft, they brought in the whips.
[03:49:49] And they went into the coding department
[03:49:51] And they said, you better fix that Super Jump bullshit
[03:49:54] that's going on on the Hey Will Collectors Edition.
[03:49:57] It's not working the way it should.
[03:49:59] And they started whipping the devs.
[03:50:01] And I would be like, yeah, yeah, that shit was annoying.
[03:50:07] Yeah, yeah, no, I get that.
[03:50:09] Like, I really could not give a fuck.
[03:50:11] Like this weird thing about how these developers
[03:50:13] and people think that the players care
[03:50:17] about like what happens at the company.
[03:50:19] Like, I don't give a fuck what happens at the company.
[03:50:21] i don't care how the sausage is made
[03:50:23] you want to go and do whatever you want to go and do layoffs you want to use
[03:50:27] a i
[03:50:28] you have the boss yelling at you like yeah it's bad you shouldn't have that
[03:50:32] happened
[03:50:32] but like you're not gonna have us go out and not like what this is it
[03:50:37] the overplay their hand like all we want to do is play fucking video games
[03:50:41] man
[03:50:42] it's not complicated it's not hard to understand
[03:50:45] just yeah put the fries in the bag
[03:50:48] He gets so mad when I go to hide in that horse, you know what I mean?
[03:50:52] Hi Theo!
[03:50:54] Hi Theo!
[03:50:56] Hey!
[03:50:59] Okay, okay, okay, relax, relax, relax, relax!
[03:51:01] ROCKO HOPEFUL!
[03:51:03] The fuck outta here, bitch?
[03:51:04] Okay, you don't have to kick!
[03:51:05] Oh, he's-
[03:51:05] That's right!
[03:51:06] That's right, yeah, he turned around, he's about to kick the-
[03:51:08] Yeah, yeah, that's right!
[03:51:10] Yo, fuck Rocco!
[03:51:12] Rocco a bitch!
[03:51:14] Asmone was on the news?
[03:51:16] What?
[03:51:17] And it's a lot more comfortable at this hour, but we're still in the 80s here in the valley
[03:51:23] So overnight temperatures not necessarily dropping and this leads to less recovery time from the day so I gotta tell y'all about something
[03:51:36] The first day that she was here
[03:51:40] I'd she she she she went back to Canada today. I
[03:51:44] I was waiting to tell the story until she was out of the country
[03:51:49] um
[03:51:51] We're sitting on the on the futon over there watching something and there was a bug crawling on her hair
[03:51:59] Now I think it came from outside
[03:52:04] But I got it off her hair and I threw it over there before she even noticed it
[03:52:09] And I it happened the first day she was here and I didn't I didn't I didn't tell her I didn't say anything about it I
[03:52:20] Didn't say anything about I didn't even draw attention to it at all
[03:52:26] Is it was it a roach is not it's just a little bug honestly
[03:52:29] I think it came because like it was there's a lot of bugs in the front of my house
[03:52:33] I think that's actually where it came from but like yeah, I didn't want to have to explain that
[03:52:38] Yeah, I figured I didn't want to explain this at all and I think it makes sense right that's I can do yeah
[03:52:44] Yeah, now she knows you know she can say what I say. Yeah, what is that? They're all
[03:52:49] You must listen or weeks got mousy dongs dictators for the ccb resolved. What is this? I'll look at this real quick
[03:52:58] I look at some John you too after senator rick Scott mousy dongs
[03:53:02] Dictatorship of the CCB was called to the dozen tens of millions of people we know and saw shills for comics
[03:53:06] But placing a dictator who is known for mass murder and causing one of the worst families in human history is beyond the pale
[03:53:10] This is the new face of the Democrat Party
[03:53:13] It's so funny
[03:53:14] I am not the face of the Democratic Party and also you're misrepresenting my analysis here, but it doesn't really matter
[03:53:22] No one fucking believes any of this shit
[03:53:24] You think people don't believe that Mao is a bad guy?
[03:53:29] Like everybody believes that like what do you mean?
[03:53:32] Like can you imagine making this the fucking fixture?
[03:53:36] Making Maoism the fixture
[03:53:40] the the main attack ad
[03:53:43] In the upcoming midterms. This is a gift
[03:53:47] Yeah, yeah for Republicans. Okay. This is a gift to the Democrats Democrats. You're fucking welcome. Okay
[03:53:55] What you're welcome
[03:53:57] Let them fucking go. Yeah, these guys are all Maoists and then have the average American go
[03:54:02] What the fuck is Mao Zedong who gives a shit the idea that first of all, I'm not a Maoist
[03:54:10] Like
[03:54:12] It's so doesn't matter like if you dress up like Hitler and you wear like a red armband
[03:54:17] And you give a speech at a Republican committee
[03:54:20] You're gonna have everybody saying oh my god. This person's a Nazi even if it doesn't have the swastika on it
[03:54:27] like you're gonna have that happen like you don't have to agree with them on
[03:54:31] everything
[03:54:32] you like you can say that but whenever you're dressing up and cosplaying as
[03:54:37] somebody
[03:54:38] I think everybody's gonna think that you're in some way or another trying to
[03:54:43] create approval or a normalization of that
[03:54:47] and by the way like what Hassan be okay with a right wing person going to a
[03:54:52] Republican event and dressing up like a Nazi
[03:54:54] obviously not. He'd say that this is them supporting Nazis. So everybody knows this is what he's doing. Like, we all know this. And so I don't even know why we're playing this game. You know what you're doing.
[03:55:06] Funny that they're like, they're like sincerely trying to make this this this Cold War era fear mongering a real thing in 2026. And how does that make any sense? But like, I mean, Nazis were way
[03:55:24] or way before that. Like again, all of this immediately falls apart when you apply his
[03:55:30] same behavior to somebody dressing up like a Nazi. Senators and everyone is like losing
[03:55:36] their minds over it. They're like this because you're dressing up like a mass murderer.
[03:55:41] That was responsible for the deaths of millions of people. Like obviously people aren't going to
[03:55:46] like that. Like there's not you don't have to understand Maoism. You don't have to understand
[03:55:52] the Cold War you don't have to have like a political science degree to listen to and see a person who's dressing up
[03:55:58] Hey, wow, that's weird. This guy's dressing up like a person who was responsible for the deaths of tens of millions of people
[03:56:04] Like that's really weird. Why would somebody do that and the Democrats support them? That's really bad. Oh
[03:56:11] my god
[03:56:13] Is there they're licking their lips are like yeah
[03:56:19] Yeah, he fucking
[03:56:22] he didn't sufficiently critique mouse a dog
[03:56:26] well you don't need to i mean like this is it it's crazy to me how dishonest
[03:56:31] people like a son are whenever this is like in sales in this community and i
[03:56:35] think that has a lot to do with me playing being a lot i don't know why we
[03:56:38] have so many of these like audio issues nowadays it's so annoying like there's
[03:56:41] audio playing it's not playing there's always an issue
[03:56:44] so anyway um yeah people are gonna take issue with it and they're gonna bring it
[03:56:51] up because you dressed up like it. This is like saying like, you know, hey, I dressed up like a
[03:56:56] clan member, but I'm actually a ghost. And I don't know why people keep bringing up the KKK.
[03:57:03] Everybody knows what you're doing. Like this level of intellectual dishonesty only works with other
[03:57:09] mentally ill lefties that are on the internet. If you show this to an average person in America,
[03:57:14] They're gonna say this is a weird communist like fucking freak who would do this
[03:57:24] It's awesome, I mean who cares whatever fuck it. Yeah, dude. I'm a malice you got it. He wore a Zhongshan suit
[03:57:32] He's he's actually a malice. Please don't talk about health care. Don't talk about Israel. Don't talk about the economy
[03:57:38] Please just talk about Mao Zedong
[03:57:40] Yeah, good son does not care about health care. He does not care
[03:57:44] He uses that as a carrot for the stick, which is his identity politics for the Middle East and race communism
[03:57:51] That is the thing that he cares about whenever he starts advocating for health care
[03:57:56] Ask yourself the question. Why are you going and being so vitriolic against people that leave communist regimes and say that communism is bad?
[03:58:05] Fuck man, I think you just needed to eat. I'm not a malice. Yes
[03:58:08] I just like the suits God forbid guys style I got no I'm not gonna do that because people are gonna be like see he's
[03:58:13] He's trying to distance himself from malism
[03:58:17] Yeah, because he's he knows he got God. It's like who gives a shit fucking who cares to move on also
[03:58:24] It looks good. So I the suits the Zhongshan suits will stay on
[03:58:30] Yeah, man, how come nobody ever
[03:58:32] However, how come nobody ever, when I wear these suits, nobody ever gives me respect as an international shipping magnate who loves commerce?
[03:58:41] Like now I'm wearing, now I'm fucking wearing the, the, the, the power suit and nobody ever thinks, oh, Hasan is a, is a fucking factory owner capitalist.
[03:58:51] How come it only goes in one direction?
[03:58:54] I wear the Jean Chaunce suit and everyone's like, well, this guy's a Maoist, clearly, but I wear the fucking power suit.
[03:59:00] Nobody knows that I actually just want to do business in the beautiful city-state of Singapore.
[03:59:06] Oh, right. Okay, okay. Now I get it.
[03:59:09] Oh my god. That's right.
[03:59:11] That's what I want to do. That's what my dream is.
[03:59:14] Jesus, man. Jesus. How embarrassing. Oh my god.
[03:59:17] Amazon settled with the FT.
[03:59:19] I really don't even know what to say.
[03:59:22] Holy fuck.
[03:59:25] Holy fuck, how embarrassing. Oh my god.
[03:59:27] And, yeah, it's just the dishonesty of this is just unbelievable.
[03:59:33] I don't even know what this is.
[03:59:35] But I guess that's it.
[03:59:36] Let me scroll.
[03:59:37] India protestors and India protests.
[03:59:39] Let me see.
[03:59:40] Yeah, I saw a little bit about this the other day and mass violent protests erupted in New
[03:59:45] Delhi, India.
[03:59:46] Mass protests was led by the cockroach Janta Party, the youth political organization whose
[03:59:51] demand was the resignation of the education prime minister following the leak of millions
[03:59:55] of neat and other exam papers. I mean, I don't really know. Holy shit. Look at all this.
[04:00:05] Oh my god!
[04:00:12] This is India?
[04:00:20] What the hell?
[04:00:31] They're throwing shit? I think that they're bricks and they're breaking I think.
[04:00:34] what the fuck wow um I don't know the cockroach janta party that's nuts okay I
[04:00:44] don't know if I can watch these I'm so oh my god he's just tanking it
[04:00:54] Oh my god.
[04:01:01] Look at them all.
[04:01:03] I haven't seen this at all.
[04:01:07] No, this isn't Canada.
[04:01:09] It's India.
[04:01:13] The chud power.
[04:01:14] I just, I don't know why it's happening.
[04:01:16] It's jobs, exams, Canada's, yeah, they're protesting it.
[04:01:20] What is this?
[04:01:22] The leadership is moving the right to vote. Indian people are losing their democratic rights, it's very bad.
[04:01:27] Holy shit, I didn't even know it...
[04:01:36] What the fuck?
[04:01:41] They just have sticks and they're just hitting people?
[04:01:49] Holy fuck.
[04:01:52] Wow, um, okay, I'm just trying to look and see what the other ones are.
[04:02:01] Anti-India slogans, anti-Hindu rhetoric, and support for, like, I don't know any of these.
[04:02:08] Like I feel like I don't really know what's going on here.
[04:02:14] Today what the Delhi police has done, the way they have beaten students, the way they
[04:02:17] have hit on the students' hits, it is very shameful.
[04:02:20] Due to this, the country's reputation is being damaged worldwide and we all know why
[04:02:25] Delhi police did all this because they received orders from Narendra Modi and Amit Shah.
[04:02:30] Delhi police have hit on the head of a 12 year old girl.
[04:02:33] What?
[04:02:34] Their male police officers have kicked her in the chest.
[04:02:36] A male police officer has hit on the head of the 12 year old.
[04:02:40] Due to this, with extreme sadness, I inform you all that Sonam sir has announced that
[04:02:45] he will continue his hunger strike.
[04:02:47] What the fuck?
[04:02:48] Sonam sir, you should not think about keeping the situation going.
[04:02:50] Yeah, I never heard about any of this.
[04:02:52] There was this unlawful assembly that had to be dealt with.
[04:02:54] There were some incidents of stone pelting.
[04:02:56] And the Delhi police have detained some protesters.
[04:02:59] Yeah, okay, so like, I just...
[04:03:03] I just, I don't know what's...
[04:03:07] I just don't know what's happening.
[04:03:11] Like, it's a thing.
[04:03:12] This is like a threat to a collapse of the education system.
[04:03:20] That is a lot of people
[04:03:29] God damn
[04:03:35] Holy shit that's a lot of fucking people I mean I guess there's a lot of people in India
[04:03:38] Just a second and yeah what the fuck is this
[04:03:44] Too many college degree scams.
[04:03:48] I've heard there's a lot of scamming that happens in India.
[04:03:51] I've heard that a lot.
[04:03:52] I don't know why, as I said, I just have so many audio problems all the time.
[04:04:02] And fake degrees?
[04:04:03] Yeah, it's just insane.
[04:04:05] Like I'll scroll down and see if I can find any more of these, but yeah, holy fuck, man.
[04:04:10] I mean I don't really know what's...
[04:04:16] This guy's holding on sense, putting young minds, believe that India's turning its modi when he's going stream peaceful.
[04:04:22] What the fuck?
[04:04:26] Damn.
[04:04:28] Fake degrees are a real plague? Yeah I think so too.
[04:04:32] Holy shit.
[04:04:33] Are the risks sound like a xenophobe? Fuck India? Well I don't want to have India, like I mean I don't...
[04:04:38] Like obviously like you don't want to have bad things happen to these people, right?
[04:04:42] I mean like I I just I don't understand what the nuances to this are so I'd have to look into it and see for myself, right?
[04:04:50] That's it. What is this? Holy?
[04:04:52] Is this real?
[04:05:00] Jesus that's a wrong
[04:05:08] We got 3 billion people. India? India does not. India's birth rates have actually gone under a replacement level very recently too.
[04:05:17] So you'd expect the population to decrease. That's the IRGC headquarters.
[04:05:22] Really? I feel like I've seen like 10 videos of the IRGC headquarters supposedly getting fucking blown up.
[04:05:34] So I don't really know if I believe that. What is this? Okay, I will watch one of these. Why not?
[04:05:40] I'll look at one of these. It's been a while and
[04:05:43] Let me scroll down and see if I can find this. Todd Howard got cucked by a woman.
[04:05:52] I might have to look at this bro. Like that's fucking funny and
[04:05:56] Give me a minute. I'll see if there's any more of these that are worth looking at. This is just really fucking funny for me to see and
[04:06:02] And the disturbing discord. Oh my god, bro. Like this is just really sad. All right. All right. I'll look at this one first
[04:06:09] Why not?
[04:06:11] You should play a YouTube game for five minutes. I don't even know what a YouTube game is. I've no idea I
[04:06:17] Rgc has many headquarters regional H quarters. Yeah, I'm not even really sure
[04:06:21] Okay, let's watch it. We watch the tower video in Ireland
[04:06:24] I don't even know which one that is if that's a new one. I'm not familiar with it. It's the first time I'm hearing of it
[04:06:29] Okay, let's do it.
[04:06:40] This is a simple traffic stop for speeding, but given the suspect's reaction, deputies
[04:06:44] now know they are hiding something, and finding out won't be easy.
[04:06:53] It's around 1 a.m. on February 13, 2024, when this Rock County Sheriff's Deputy
[04:06:59] notice is a white Camry speeding at 36 miles per hour in a 25 mile per hour zone in the
[04:07:05] village of Orford or Ferdville, Wisconsin, or Ferdville, as the deputy initiate the
[04:07:11] traffic stop, he doesn't realize this is only the beginning of chaos. He doesn't yet see
[04:07:16] coming at this time. Deputies have also been advised to remain on a high alert.
[04:07:20] It's not that bad. No, it's not. But I mean, like, what's the rule? Like growing up, my
[04:07:25] My dad always told me, there's the nine-year fine, ten-year mine.
[04:07:32] You can only go nine miles over the speed limit.
[04:07:36] You never go more than ten miles over the speed limit.
[04:07:41] Under ten.
[04:07:43] Carp rise in crime, especially vehicle vets and burglaries in the area.
[04:07:47] Because of this, deputies patrolling the area are not willing to take any chances of it
[04:07:52] on the slightest suspicion.
[04:07:53] I think it's ahead of that 36 and 25.
[04:07:56] It's a little over two.
[04:07:57] It's a white Camry octafied three or four times.
[04:08:11] Hello.
[04:08:12] There you go.
[04:08:13] You'll be clipping the chairs, obviously.
[04:08:14] Breathe for context.
[04:08:15] Nice speed, 36 and 25.
[04:08:17] You got your doors nice and tight on you?
[04:08:18] Yeah.
[04:08:18] All right.
[04:08:19] You got a rental car?
[04:08:20] Yeah.
[04:08:20] All right.
[04:08:21] You got a rental room on you?
[04:08:22] Yeah.
[04:08:22] It's a rental car.
[04:08:25] Oh, we're coming from that.
[04:08:28] It looks like you're past your return date on your thing.
[04:08:32] It says Monday, February 12th.
[04:08:35] This one is out of here.
[04:08:37] Is that the old one?
[04:08:39] So they picked it up on the 9th and returned on the 12th.
[04:08:42] Holy fuck.
[04:08:44] You stole the rental?
[04:08:48] No, they're usually closed.
[04:08:51] What's your new return date?
[04:08:57] Gotcha.
[04:09:00] Gotcha.
[04:09:01] You said you're calling for Madison, where do you add it to?
[04:09:03] Oh, Boyd.
[04:09:04] Boyd?
[04:09:05] Yeah.
[04:09:06] Okay.
[04:09:07] All right, it's okay.
[04:09:08] Suspect driving the car is 26-year-old Kevin, and as the deputy runs an inquiry on his identity,
[04:09:13] the expired car rental will become the least of his concerns.
[04:09:17] I know agreement expired at 10 30 p.m. Last night. No, I'm the new one
[04:09:23] Claims are coming from Madison. It's where the rentals out of anyway
[04:09:26] Did they all like even so you know the rule is 10% of the speed limit? I don't know. I've always done less than
[04:09:34] No, I haven't got enough our dudes on our drivers on paper
[04:09:38] For a bunch of fleeing and then receiving stolen property. Uh-huh 5,000 over
[04:09:43] I'm going through his DLC rules now.
[04:09:45] That usually looks perfect.
[04:09:48] So he's another person that has multiple charges that's still out there in public causing
[04:09:53] problems.
[04:09:54] That's great.
[04:09:55] Amazing.
[04:09:56] I thought I saw one in here.
[04:09:58] Right.
[04:09:59] He's got like 40 DLC rules.
[04:10:02] Did he give you the rental agreement?
[04:10:04] Oh, he should.
[04:10:05] Yeah, from the 9th to the 12th.
[04:10:06] 40 rules?
[04:10:07] Yeah.
[04:10:08] Last for me, inside your approved residence between the hour and 10...
[04:10:10] How much money spent micromanaging this like fucking 85 IQ retard?
[04:10:15] Holy shit!
[04:10:17] PM and 7 AM. See, he's outside of his curfew.
[04:10:20] Bye.
[04:10:21] Four hours.
[04:10:22] And he's a driver?
[04:10:23] Yeah.
[04:10:24] Baxi fucking fool.
[04:10:26] Yeah.
[04:10:29] Uh-oh.
[04:10:30] I need, I don't wanna know.
[04:10:31] No.
[04:10:32] Oh, there's...
[04:10:33] Hey, can we get a step up?
[04:10:37] Uh-oh.
[04:10:38] I'll talk to you at the bank of the car.
[04:10:41] We just want to talk to you.
[04:10:43] What are you going to do with the ticket or something?
[04:10:45] I'm asking you to step out of the car.
[04:10:48] Yeah, I'm asking why.
[04:10:50] It needs to be real.
[04:10:52] None of them, these guys are going to be cooperative.
[04:10:54] Can a police officer say, like, Kevin,
[04:10:59] I have three hot dogs in my car
[04:11:02] and I want to give you at least two of them.
[04:11:05] Do you want a hot dog Kevin? Come on out of the car. Wait, can they just lie?
[04:11:11] What we've got candy come here come here Kevin come on come out of the car they can lie yeah, I think they can right
[04:11:21] What is it just taking off southbound towards a boy I'm gonna immediately request spice by boy. That's 41
[04:11:35] And he's taking all and everybody else is in the car too!
[04:11:39] He goes occupied five times.
[04:11:41] Oh my god!
[04:11:42] Thankfully, there's no traffic, but that doesn't deter Kevin from driving.
[04:11:46] Dude.
[04:11:49] Dude, come on.
[04:11:53] Dangerously, putting the lives of his friends in the car at risk as he dies for the crimes he tries to flee the deputies.
[04:11:58] That's the wrong way!
[04:11:59] Nice!
[04:12:00] Slow him down.
[04:12:01] Requesting pit if we slow down enough before Beloy.
[04:12:04] I want, with it just being us two and having five people that watch bikes first, we are past
[04:12:10] Apheman approaching Penelgrove, still south on Penelgrove.
[04:12:13] What does he think he's gonna cross?
[04:12:14] I'm still 100 miles an hour about to pass Penelgrove, all the way to Cliff, what was
[04:12:19] the driver wearing?
[04:12:20] I believe it's going to be a darker sweatshirt, driver has shoulder, a little lower, big dreads.
[04:12:28] We have a 90 miles an hour still south on passing Laird and Kettle.
[04:12:31] That right passenger is gonna be a heavier set male black darker sweatshirt wearing a black new wreck
[04:12:39] Another male in the passenger seat is 23 year old Dashaun
[04:12:56] Oh shit
[04:12:58] Oh, man!
[04:13:04] The sound!
[04:13:07] Right.
[04:13:09] Deputy had observed Slauching in his seat and avoiding eye contact during the traffic stop.
[04:13:14] My name is...
[04:13:15] Al. He already suspects all five occupants in the-
[04:13:18] You don't- if you don't look at the cops, they won't see you.
[04:13:22] If you make eye contact with them, they'll fucking arrest you.
[04:13:25] Just don't look at them. Don't look at them.
[04:13:27] Look at our are involved in something sus, but even when their method to stop them is successful
[04:13:32] He is not prepared for the lengths. Some of them are willing to go just to avoid
[04:13:38] To leave or pass them 87 miles an hour passing your
[04:13:50] Jesus
[04:13:51] The two of the tires busted deputies believe the chase is nearing its end. Oh, could it be more wrong?
[04:13:57] He's my good for head floor speeds and I stand by on another boy, you know with us. Sorry
[04:14:03] Where do we have other boy units at?
[04:14:05] Oh, yeah, I keep my outfit this vehicle in case they all bail it just us to yeah
[04:14:09] We're about to go south on 4-1-6. You got a unit copy
[04:14:13] So you pick up a rock and there's like all the roaches in it. Whoo
[04:14:18] And on 4th at Merrill cliff. Let's go in pet
[04:14:27] You're gonna get tarnished!
[04:14:34] You're gonna get tarnished!
[04:14:39] I want to know those drugs right now.
[04:14:47] I
[04:14:56] One went that way one went towards twoies
[04:15:08] Damn, that's right. This is a one-a-gun point
[04:15:17] cooperative. Are you driving? Go on your stomach. Go on your stomach. Can you breathe? Are you
[04:15:29] running bro? Why'd you guys not run? I was scared. Oh my god. We're good. Forward to
[04:15:39] driver across the you injure the boss
[04:15:49] man you make me run I'm gonna supervise the dog under your hands I'll back
[04:15:54] behind you my you're right you better get you scared I'm scared to man
[04:16:01] I just got a person who I do this yourself, dude stupid
[04:16:12] I don't want to go back. I don't want to go back. Do these people ever even think about what they do?
[04:16:19] Like I what's so crazy to me about this is that like there's never any sort of like thinking beyond
[04:16:27] Just the immediate like there's no planning at all ever
[04:16:34] This means oh my god
[04:16:37] All right, no weapons or guns on you
[04:16:41] One inside
[04:16:46] Yes
[04:16:57] They have a male you got a male and
[04:17:07] Yeah, I'm walking my guy out
[04:17:14] In the sense you good
[04:17:27] How did you get out of charge?
[04:17:28] You should have.
[04:17:29] Yeah, now you're going to jail.
[04:17:30] Yeah?
[04:17:31] You're a passenger, man.
[04:17:32] You can't.
[04:17:33] You can't control the road again.
[04:17:34] There you go.
[04:17:35] There you go.
[04:17:36] There you go.
[04:17:37] Yeah, you fucked up.
[04:17:38] How you got me all out of fucking breath?
[04:17:41] You're out of breath.
[04:17:42] I'm not driving back this week.
[04:17:44] Perfect.
[04:17:45] For real?
[04:17:46] I didn't think much.
[04:17:47] He's not a son of a...
[04:17:48] Aw, man.
[04:17:49] We got to get you to the gym, big dog.
[04:17:51] Yeah.
[04:17:52] I'm not a son of a...
[04:17:54] I'm not a son of a shithead.
[04:17:56] That's why I promoted to sit in my car and do nothing.
[04:17:58] You guys got lucky.
[04:18:00] I just took my dog in to get his teeth done.
[04:18:02] Then you guys got to get bitten up.
[04:18:04] What Kevin and Deshaun both run for their lives.
[04:18:08] It's like I just sit in my car and don't do anything.
[04:18:14] We gotta go to the gym.
[04:18:18] God damn.
[04:18:26] I'm sorry, it's terrifying, sister.
[04:18:30] You don't got any bomb creates, right?
[04:18:31] No.
[04:18:32] Okay, you're gonna go with us to the morning, okay?
[04:18:34] Thanks, thanks a lot.
[04:18:35] I'll go with this one.
[04:18:36] Okay, you go ahead and take a seat for me.
[04:18:40] Good doggy.
[04:18:41] No doggy.
[04:18:42] Okay.
[04:18:43] All right, go ahead and hop in there for me.
[04:18:46] Nope, no doggy.
[04:18:47] I'm gonna say, don't put me in the way of no dog, please.
[04:18:52] Uh-huh.
[04:18:53] What do you need? What are you? Oxygen?
[04:18:58] He's all the way up to the park.
[04:19:02] I'm going to step out of the car. I don't know if I do.
[04:19:05] He's like, why? It's just a ticket. I'm going to give you a step out of the car.
[04:19:09] What's it mean?
[04:19:11] Get your breath.
[04:19:14] This is DL.
[04:19:17] Damn.
[04:19:19] They gave me these jars as a free rent.
[04:19:22] Why would you do that?
[04:19:26] I don't think we're in charge of females or anything unless they have paper or something.
[04:19:31] I didn't count it back right past and you had like five, six, seven hundred bucks on them.
[04:19:35] Yeah, a big ol' rod in their foot chase with all that behind me threatening the dog.
[04:19:41] I'm like, you don't have a dog.
[04:19:43] You don't have a dog.
[04:19:44] You should really be lying.
[04:19:46] They just they they told them they had a dog they didn't have a dog
[04:19:51] Then to Sean and custody
[04:19:53] With the three female passengers to understand what led to this chaotic chase
[04:19:58] They soon realized that the reason may have very little to do with them
[04:20:08] Did any of any three of you know those dudes
[04:20:10] No.
[04:20:10] No, I've seen them before.
[04:20:12] Okay, where have you seen them, Matt?
[04:20:14] They've probably just taken them down.
[04:20:16] Yeah.
[04:20:16] They don't even know them for a while.
[04:20:18] These guys just hanged out when we were drinking our first.
[04:20:20] I guess.
[04:20:21] Did they tell you where they were going?
[04:20:23] No?
[04:20:25] Did you know, like, Moide or like...
[04:20:27] Well, yeah.
[04:20:28] Like, I don't know where we was going.
[04:20:30] Gotcha. Did they tell you what you guys were going to do?
[04:20:32] I think that's the thing.
[04:20:33] That's right. So big, sir.
[04:20:34] Have you ever met those guys before?
[04:20:35] You got the hose out?
[04:20:36] No.
[04:20:36] I said he had to pick something up.
[04:20:37] Okay.
[04:20:38] The one I was driving.
[04:20:39] She ever tell you what do you had to stop and get I don't know if they're homes
[04:20:45] Like professional
[04:20:49] I saw the sheriff was it you the one I know I saw my son you're gonna get pulled up in the street
[04:20:54] You're going 40 or 25. Yeah
[04:21:01] When when I first pulled you guys over in Orfordville did they see like the crazy thing is like if you are actually like it
[04:21:08] like this is why they these guys get caught all the time because they're dumb like you like even
[04:21:13] when i was a little kid my dad would teach me to always be paying attention to where all the cops
[04:21:18] are at all times like anytime that i was driving there was always like there could be a quiz at
[04:21:25] any moment that like i would my dad would ask me where the cops where are they and i would have to
[04:21:31] always be there and always be ready for whether the cops were there or not and so it's like i don't
[04:21:36] know how like how do you not like keep your head on a swivel right because like it's easy to tell
[04:21:42] which cops which cars or cop cars like it's really fucking easy to tell
[04:21:47] I'm giving this, uh, we just sat in the car and he pulled over and I was like, okay,
[04:21:55] he's cool, he's showing you guys his guys his new things, he got us together, you know.
[04:22:00] Then we came back, that's when he said I thought he didn't want to get out of the car.
[04:22:03] Yeah, okay.
[04:22:04] And I was like, what the f***?
[04:22:05] I don't know, I guess he didn't have a decision for me.
[04:22:08] Yeah, did he say anything while he was running?
[04:22:11] No.
[04:22:12] He pulled off and I was like, you do to let me out, and then he was telling us to laugh.
[04:22:16] Who used to flash the lights looking at speedtraps coming out?
[04:22:18] Yeah.
[04:22:19] And I was like, your safety matters more than anything.
[04:22:23] I said, even if you're trying to get away from the police,
[04:22:24] I said, my life matters.
[04:22:26] It's not, if you don't care about chores, my business.
[04:22:28] So they'll let me out of something.
[04:22:30] I just told them to stop the cars.
[04:22:32] I said, we're not running.
[04:22:33] You didn't do anything.
[04:22:34] So we're going to stay here.
[04:22:36] And you guys do what you're going to do.
[04:22:37] Be careful of this.
[04:22:38] Isn't it crazy what happens whenever you didn't do anything wrong
[04:22:41] and you actually just comply with the police?
[04:22:44] Like there's actually no problems at all.
[04:22:46] like nothing bad happens. Like it's crazy how that happens. They're like, yeah well we don't need to
[04:22:50] worry about this because we don't have like a fucking 40 correctional behavioral you know,
[04:22:55] fucking, you know, like affixes on our life. Okay. And then I told them, I said, when you guys
[04:23:02] kept on the specs, I kept talking to Mike. Yeah. You might as well just get out. Now I get out and
[04:23:06] run, but like, stop the car. Well, I'll get out. There's no point because the next step is going
[04:23:11] and he probably crashed and I did not want to crash.
[04:23:13] You say he was going to run on Twitter or anything when he stepped?
[04:23:16] I just told him he might have stopped the car.
[04:23:19] He should have stopped it.
[04:23:20] He was like yelling at him the whole time.
[04:23:22] But at the same time, I didn't want to put too much pressure
[04:23:25] because I didn't want to die.
[04:23:26] Yeah, you didn't want to crash him out.
[04:23:29] And then my friend tried to stop the car because it was still running.
[04:23:32] Right here.
[04:23:32] And then he just got out of the way to go up to a scale.
[04:23:36] OK, so they didn't really say anything while they were running.
[04:23:38] And they were just looking at it.
[04:23:41] Right. And then they obviously stopped the car here that he had put on dry or put in park.
[04:23:47] So he got your, he got your window where it's written park.
[04:23:53] And then that's what I came up with.
[04:23:56] Okay, so you don't know these guys at all?
[04:23:58] No.
[04:23:59] Okay.
[04:24:00] Well, you gotta help.
[04:24:01] How old is he?
[04:24:02] He's sleeping.
[04:24:03] Do you see him sleeping?
[04:24:04] Honestly, I don't even get out of the house.
[04:24:09] Yeah?
[04:24:10] As a hell of a night out for you.
[04:24:12] This is my first time I've read a big of this situation.
[04:24:15] Yeah.
[04:24:16] Like when we die, we're going to sleep in some of that stuff.
[04:24:19] Goddamn.
[04:24:20] Because you're risking all of our lives.
[04:24:22] No, absolutely.
[04:24:23] Yeah, it's super dangerous.
[04:24:24] We can, all three of us, we both have to live.
[04:24:27] Right.
[04:24:28] So like, you know, you know.
[04:24:29] Yeah.
[04:24:30] Well, maybe.
[04:24:31] We can't free go.
[04:24:32] Yeah, maybe.
[04:24:33] We're not going to leave the bar with random dude.
[04:24:36] Yeah.
[04:24:37] Yeah.
[04:24:38] that's crazy so hop out take you out of custody let's go like isn't it insane if
[04:24:46] you just act normal like there's no problems that's nuts
[04:24:51] I don't know the odds of that.
[04:24:53] Wow, he's bold.
[04:24:55] I got the kids again.
[04:24:57] I think I have a malicious in my pocket.
[04:25:01] Can I have some cash?
[04:25:03] Can we call?
[04:25:05] We have some money, we'll have to free the cash thing out here in a few minutes.
[04:25:09] I think your other friend is actually already calling for a ride.
[04:25:11] She's right over it.
[04:25:13] I just don't want to lose out on anything.
[04:25:15] I know a lot of stuff could be like that.
[04:25:17] I can tell you the exact amount of money.
[04:25:19] of that. Let's make some better choices with our friends.
[04:25:27] Can I have your hat plop for me? Uh-oh, look who it is.
[04:25:34] But even when Kevin and Deshaun refused to speak with deputies about the chase, they
[04:25:41] managed to find enough evidence in the car to know exactly why they ran.
[04:25:48] Underneath the passenger seat? Underneath the passenger seat? And Creed was saying he couldn't get to it from the front.
[04:25:58] So ahead of him I'm going to charge you a flippant. I have accounted it, but I'm a stack.
[04:26:07] Well, there's two phones that I took and some money. I've got phone
[04:26:11] I got one phone bonus
[04:26:13] When I'm assuming they're gonna fix them up because my trick said I mean somebody you if you if you get these guys
[04:26:19] And they have bonus phones. I think you're gonna be looking at some bonus charges
[04:26:24] They were going to get something
[04:26:26] That's what the driver said.
[04:26:27] Right.
[04:26:28] Uh-huh.
[04:26:29] They just passed us in the parking lot in the morning.
[04:26:31] Yeah.
[04:26:32] Totally lost.
[04:26:33] Deputies find a total of $541 in cash.
[04:26:37] Two phonics, as well as a green leafy substance in the car, weighing 39.73 grams that test
[04:26:43] positive for its...
[04:26:45] Ultimately, Kevin was charged with vehicle fleeing a looting an officer.
[04:26:49] Did you really catch a felony over some weed?
[04:26:51] Like, you should just pull it over, man.
[04:26:55] all my god
[04:26:56] that can't agree with the
[04:27:02] uh... hundred and fifty dollars in traffic citations
[04:27:05] it was late in the last dollars money twenty five hundred dollar cash
[04:27:08] uh... eventually he was found guilty of fleeing a leading an officer resisting
[04:27:13] obstructed on all the traffic citations
[04:27:15] remaining charge was dismissed
[04:27:17] ultimately he was sentenced to eighteen months in state prison followed by two
[04:27:21] years of extended supervision while great
[04:27:24] One of the passengers, Deshaun, was charged with felony possession of THC, second offense,
[04:27:31] misdemeanor, obstructing an officer.
[04:27:33] He was released on a $500 signature bond.
[04:27:36] Eventually, he was found guilty of both counts and was sentenced to 90 days in jail.
[04:27:42] That's reasonable.
[04:27:43] Don't just watch.
[04:27:44] That's reasonable.
[04:27:45] That's not so bad.
[04:27:46] God damn, bro, like actual...
[04:27:50] Every item helps support the channel.
[04:27:51] Oh my God.
[04:27:52] Actual goy sitters, man.
[04:27:54] away.
[04:27:55] They are. They're actual voice-itters. I don't know what's wrong with these people, man.
[04:27:59] I really don't. Like, some of these people are just absolutely fucking insane. And I
[04:28:05] don't know, like, I mean, at a certain point, you'd have to feel like a fucking retard,
[04:28:10] right? Like, you'd have to feel like a goddamn moron. This video was so good, man. Oh my
[04:28:15] god. And, uh, would it ever be a felony? I mean, can we ever get... No, I mean, I don't
[04:28:19] think you should go to jail for, like, weed. I don't think it's a big deal. Like, I don't
[04:28:23] I don't even think you should go to jail for like,
[04:28:25] if you have drugs with you,
[04:28:29] I don't think that you should go to jail for the drugs
[04:28:31] unless you have like a huge amount of it
[04:28:34] so that they know that you're selling it, right?
[04:28:36] Like basically I think that like having drugs
[04:28:39] and doing drugs shouldn't be illegal.
[04:28:42] Like it shouldn't be something you go to jail for
[04:28:44] unless you're like operating a vehicle, right?
[04:28:47] So it's like, okay, well, if you're smoking weed
[04:28:50] and you're driving, then like, yeah, obviously that's bad.
[04:28:53] Oh, like it's not bad that you're smoking the weed.
[04:28:56] It's bad that you're driving and smoking the weed.
[04:28:58] You've gotten soft.
[04:28:59] I've always said this.
[04:29:00] Like I think people that are like, you know,
[04:29:02] like a fint zombie is a victim, right?
[04:29:04] I mean, they're a fucking victim.
[04:29:06] So I don't want to go after somebody like that.
[04:29:08] I don't at all.
[04:29:09] I mean, I feel bad for them,
[04:29:11] but I also don't want to have them driving around.
[04:29:13] Then you can't have people like that out on the street.
[04:29:15] So it's not that you don't do anything for them.
[04:29:18] It's that you either put them in like a rehab
[04:29:20] or some kind of facility,
[04:29:22] Because you can't have people running around on Fint driving cars, right?
[04:29:26] I mean, duh.
[04:29:28] So we got a rest enforcement or rehab though.
[04:29:30] Yeah, I mean, you got to do something about it.
[04:29:32] I mean, you can't do anything else besides this.
[04:29:35] I mean, I think that you have to do something.
[04:29:37] Mandatory detox, I like the sound of that.
[04:29:40] And this is also, if this is what I think it is, if this is about what I think it's
[04:29:46] about, I don't know if I'm ever going to be vindicated more than this in my life.
[04:29:52] I'm really hoping this is wrong a victim of what of your own consequences your actions
[04:29:56] I think that they are a victim of the consequences of their own actions
[04:30:00] But I think that it's okay to treat a person who's a victim of their own actions
[04:30:04] As a victim and also like they're a victim of substance abuse
[04:30:08] They're a victim of addiction and like yeah, it's their fault that they had to happen
[04:30:13] Most people are victimized by things that are of their own making like they have caused their own problems to happen to themselves
[04:30:20] It's nobody came and did this to them. They did it to themselves. So like it's not that I'm taking their agency away
[04:30:28] It's that I'm looking at what's happening to them and just like a pretty reasonable perspective like this is it's bad that you're
[04:30:35] Doing this to yourself and you're a victim of your own stupidity
[04:30:38] You are and at a certain point whenever you become a danger to other people you become a drain on
[04:30:45] society, there has to be a solution to that. But you're not logically consistent with that. You
[04:30:50] don't have the same empathy with fat people. I don't have empathy for them. I don't care about
[04:30:55] them. Empathy is not the word that I have. Like fat people, yeah, of course, right? And also,
[04:31:01] by the way, yes, I think that the addiction to something like fentanyl or heroin is different
[04:31:08] than the addiction to McDonald's. Like both of them are addictive in a way, but like to compare
[04:31:14] the addictions is like a mountain and a molehill. Like, yeah, sure, they're both addictive. But
[04:31:20] like, what are we really doing here? It's indifference. Yeah, it's indifference. Also,
[04:31:24] fat people, like in some cases, like, you know, for example, like, if it's a kid, right? Like,
[04:31:29] if you have a morbidly obese child, like, let's say your kid's 12 and nerfs 350 pounds. Well,
[04:31:34] like, unless this kid just like, you know, happened to like, you know, he's like, 65 or
[04:31:38] something like that, you know, he grew early or something. You know, yeah, you're going to have
[04:31:42] have to go to jail. Like I do. I think that if your kid is is
[04:31:46] met is morbidly obese, I think the parent should be charged for
[04:31:49] child abuse or something like that. Yeah, it should be charged.
[04:31:52] Yeah, definitely. And yeah, L bad take. I don't think so at all.
[04:31:56] I feel like it's really like, what about this is bad? Like, I
[04:31:59] mean, I'll read one comment on this. I'm surprised that there's
[04:32:02] even any pushback about this at all. So like, what about this is
[04:32:05] wrong? What about what I'm saying is wrong? Actually, you
[04:32:12] know what, you're just spanning that I'm wrong. Why am I trying to even suss out an answer
[04:32:16] from this person? I don't care what you're saying. Just a retard. And yeah, I'm just
[04:32:20] going to immediately perm him this person. Like, yeah, I mean, what are we doing here?
[04:32:23] Right? I might actually waste my time and try to like, figure out why am I wrong? Who
[04:32:27] cares? The guys are moron. So anyway, let's move on past that. You realize that your metabolism
[04:32:34] makes you skinny, fat people exercise more than you. So let me pull you up. Your hog
[04:32:45] logic doesn't work here. I understand that a fat person might have imagined this fantasy,
[04:32:53] but I'm not going to play along with your hog fantasy. Why are you fat? You have a
[04:33:01] mind of a fat person. You're using fat logic. Why would you use fat logic against me? I'm
[04:33:11] overweight. I know you are. Yeah, I can tell just by the way you're talking, I can tell
[04:33:17] your fat? Yeah, I know. What's the point? So you're fat and then what? Why don't you
[04:33:32] just eat less food? Like, I don't understand. Why don't you just eat less food? Like here,
[04:33:41] If you want to lose weight, just stop eating so much food.
[04:33:45] I have a bad metabolism.
[04:33:50] What did you eat today?
[04:33:56] What did you eat today?
[04:33:59] I want a list.
[04:34:00] I want you to be honest right now.
[04:34:02] What did you eat?
[04:34:07] just a PB and J my word how many how many I work midnight's how many calories do you
[04:34:29] think that you burn a day like it's really not complicated bro like this is it's actually
[04:34:35] super simple. You need to burn more calories than you take in. There's not any level of
[04:34:42] like hog logic or like fat rationalization that's going to undo that. That's just the way it is.
[04:34:52] Maybe next time eat half of a PD engine. So eat later. Oh, so you'll eat later. Wait, so you didn't
[04:34:58] Wait a minute, so you're not even starting the day and you already ate up. Oh my god. Oh
[04:35:04] My god, what I can't even hear about that. I'm gonna gain weight just reading his messages
[04:35:09] I'm gaining weight just reading them
[04:35:12] Damn, I can't even be I can't even be hearing that at all man. Like yes, it's too much
[04:35:17] It's too much for me. I'm I'm already getting fat just reading the messages
[04:35:22] I'm second-hand. Yep second-hand hog. Yep. There it is. All right. Thank you. No, this is just crazy, bro
[04:35:28] like it's just about the Hollywood shit and video games is crazy.
[04:35:31] All right, I'm watching.
[04:35:32] Please tell me that you guys understand where I'm coming from with this.
[04:35:37] Just a moment.
[04:35:38] I am sick and tired of the video games industry so desperately and so
[04:35:41] pathetically trying to be like Hollywood.
[04:35:43] Oh, do they want to be a part of that crowd?
[04:35:46] And everybody can see it at this point.
[04:35:47] I think that anybody with eyeballs can look at any AAA game in the industry
[04:35:52] and say, yeah, that's exactly what's going on.
[04:35:54] They can pretend like that's not what's happening.
[04:35:56] They can say that's not happening.
[04:35:57] but we can all see it. Constantly following the exact same themes, using the same casting habits,
[04:36:06] bringing in these prestigious voice cast that just so happened to be filled with Hollywood voice
[04:36:10] actors, modernizing old stories and- Yeah, they want to buy their way in the popularity. They
[04:36:16] want to be like the cool kids in Hollywood and movies and TV shows, except for there are a bunch
[04:36:21] of loser nerds that make video games and nobody would even accept their college project, their
[04:36:26] high school play and so now they have to turn it into a video game and pace on
[04:36:31] hollywood actor to pretend like they're famous
[04:36:34] embarrassing
[04:36:35] characters so that they can fit a modern audience that everybody seemingly
[04:36:40] don't believe actually exist in a good level writing and self-insert setting
[04:36:44] hundreds of millions of dollars on fire to be able to make these games look at
[04:36:48] much more cinematic or more realistic and all it's done is led to games
[04:36:53] feeling more cheap than they ever have, while costing more than they ever have.
[04:36:57] That's the conundrum.
[04:36:59] That's the problem that I'm having right now.
[04:37:01] That's the core issue here because where did it all go wrong?
[04:37:07] How did it go so wrong?
[04:37:09] How did an industry that absolutely farmed us now lack the ability to be able to make
[04:37:15] a profitable or popular game anymore?
[04:37:17] Half of these guys are just a joke.
[04:37:20] It's because it's different people.
[04:37:21] That's the reason why.
[04:37:23] You have people that are getting inside of video games and they're not doing it because
[04:37:26] they like video games anymore.
[04:37:29] And the reason, I think it's also DEI hiring.
[04:37:32] I think whenever you hire a bunch of art hose instead of a bunch of fat nerds, you're gonna
[04:37:37] have shitty video games.
[04:37:39] And then it dawned on me.
[04:37:42] They are desperate for the approval of an industry that doesn't even think they exist.
[04:37:46] They're not even on their radar.
[04:37:48] Meanwhile, they're making games, they're making products for an audience that doesn't even
[04:37:53] want it.
[04:37:54] And in trying to follow Hollywood's footsteps, they haven't taken the time to realize that
[04:38:00] the amount of time that it takes to make a game is what's making their results so much
[04:38:05] worse.
[04:38:06] So today, I want to talk about the game's industry's obsession with Hollywood, how
[04:38:11] chasing a failing industry only also then leads to failure, and how in mimicking Hollywood's
[04:38:17] formula, they haven't realized that time matters more than it ever has.
[04:38:23] And these guys are running out.
[04:38:25] I don't think I fully understood how deep the obsession with Hollywood had gotten until
[04:38:29] I'd seen the reveal for God of War Law Fae.
[04:38:31] Now I already had a lot of problems with what they had shown.
[04:38:34] You guys already know most of that, the painfully millennial ironic writing, the spin-off into
[04:38:38] a female lead, the cast filled with Hollywood voice actors.
[04:38:42] All of it just felt like the exact same direction modern Hollywood has been taking their franchises
[04:38:46] for years.
[04:38:47] got me was seeing Jack Quaid wearing this stupid PVC pipe box while doing motion capture for a fucking cube
[04:38:54] Well the chick who's playing the ribbons on a sword stood there holding a little box on a stick
[04:39:00] And I just sat there thinking why is this necessary? Why are these people even here?
[04:39:05] This is all just so damn wasteful
[04:39:08] They're probably spending tens of thousands of dollars an hour on those actors that said what's crazy is that like I can look at
[04:39:14] this game, and this looks like a game that got generated by GROC.
[04:39:21] I don't know about you guys, but like if I look at this, like nothing about this looks
[04:39:24] appealing at all.
[04:39:26] Half and all the equipment that surrounded them, did I end up finding this interview
[04:39:31] with GamesRadar, where the director, Ariel Lawrence, explained that while the box helped
[04:39:35] them properly space out their scenes, it was not actually required.
[04:39:39] Apparently, it was just a lot of fun.
[04:39:43] that's so self-indulgent
[04:39:46] none of this is necessary they have the money to spend so why not spend it it
[04:39:49] gives them more time with the actors brings them closer to the hollywood
[04:39:52] production process and it validates their desire
[04:39:55] to feel like they're directing a movie rather than making a video game
[04:40:00] that's already a problem in and of itself this industry is not spending all
[04:40:03] this money because the game itself demands it or that the players need it
[04:40:07] they're spending this money because playing hollywood
[04:40:10] makes them feel important
[04:40:11] yet they want to buy their way into the prestige and celebrity of hollywood and
[04:40:16] the music industry and tb
[04:40:18] that's what they want to do it's obvious they want to do that
[04:40:22] that's the reason why they keep doing all these like meet the developers and
[04:40:26] talking about the developers and having the developers on the camera
[04:40:30] like the you know it's really kind of funny because i think about it
[04:40:35] i don't think i've ever really even watched an interview with uh...
[04:40:39] Miyazaki, the guy that made Elvin ring.
[04:40:43] I don't even, I don't even know what he talks like, I don't even know what he says.
[04:40:48] Like, I have no idea.
[04:40:49] I have no clue whatsoever.
[04:40:52] I think that need to feel important comes from an insecurity that this games industry
[04:40:57] has carried for a very long time.
[04:41:00] Back in 2012, Roger Ebert published an article titled, Video Games Can Never Be Art.
[04:41:05] It was written in response to a TED talk from Kelly Santiago who argued that video games
[04:41:09] and already crossed the line into artistic expression.
[04:41:11] Ebert disagreed, his position was that video games cannot be art because they fundamentally
[04:41:16] have the structure of a game which makes art impossible.
[04:41:19] Video games have goals, art does not.
[04:41:21] That was his entire point.
[04:41:23] Now he was wrong.
[04:41:24] Art does have goals.
[04:41:25] Like what do you mean?
[04:41:26] Like that's so stupid and it's so reductive.
[04:41:29] Like what do you mean?
[04:41:30] How can you say that art doesn't have goals when like 95% of the art that was made before
[04:41:37] like maybe like 500 to a thousand years ago,
[04:41:40] was all patronized and commissioned by people who said,
[04:41:45] you need to make a statue of me
[04:41:47] that looks really good out of marble.
[04:41:49] Like how can you even say that?
[04:41:51] Like you're so stupid to say that.
[04:41:54] The overwhelming majority of art that's looked at
[04:41:57] as like the premier, you know,
[04:42:00] pinnacle, renaissance, paintings and shit like this
[04:42:03] was all commissioned and patronized
[04:42:05] by nobles rich people and other you know state actors
[04:42:11] but it's it's not even true
[04:42:14] of course and i mean in my eyes i think that video games are like the pinnacle
[04:42:18] bar crystallizing the essence of nearly so sick of having to listen to the
[04:42:21] opinions of going
[04:42:23] i really i'm so i'm so sick of it it's making me so angry
[04:42:27] every single medium into one experience painting drawing acting music
[04:42:32] writing every time beyond that, this entire argument was judging games according to what
[04:42:36] movies could do, despite the fact that he barely even played any games himself. The
[04:42:40] industry and honestly anybody in their right mind should have just projected all of this.
[04:42:45] It was a film critic talking about an industry that he's not involved in and a medium that
[04:42:49] he has no experience with, but instead that article had set off years of arguments, responses,
[04:42:56] lectures, all kinds of things.
[04:42:57] do you know who never needed to fight back against that? Is people like Kojima? It's people like
[04:43:02] Miyazaki? It's people like, you know, like the guys that work in Nintendo, like Iwata,
[04:43:07] Shigurumi, Mato, like all the other guys, right? Like they never needed to fight back against this
[04:43:12] because it just make the fucking game and if people like it, then it's art and that's all that
[04:43:17] matters. It's all of these Western people and these fucking retards that are begging for everybody's
[04:43:24] approval that's what's it's the approval like seeking that's just so it's so basically only
[04:43:32] asian devs i i do think that i i i think that korean japan and china have a much better uh
[04:43:38] culture around maybe it's just different i think it's probably the and the real answer to me is
[04:43:44] it's different i don't really understand chinese korean or japanese culture i've never been there
[04:43:48] i don't speak their language i'm just speaking as an outsider but it sure seems like at least
[04:43:53] as an outsider, they don't have the same obsession with being perceived in a certain
[04:43:58] way.
[04:43:59] And to the extent that they do, I certainly don't see it as an American.
[04:44:03] It's different things coming from developers and critics that were desperate to prove that
[04:44:08] video games deserve to stand beside Hollywood.
[04:44:11] But the one thing in his article that ended up being right and ended up coming true was
[04:44:15] right at the end, where he said, do they require validation in defending gaming against parents,
[04:44:21] spouses, children, partners, coworkers or other critics?
[04:44:25] Do they want to be able to look up from the screen and explain I am studying a great form
[04:44:29] of art?
[04:44:30] Then let them say it if it makes them happy.
[04:44:32] Crazy how many people's lives are completely built around the approval of another person? It's so pathetic, bro
[04:44:40] This guy was an asshole, but he was absolutely right. They did require my favorite
[04:44:47] And the craziest part is is that these guys are chasing validation from an industry that people like me have almost completely stopped caring about
[04:44:54] I don't know about you guys
[04:44:55] But I fly out just do not watch much of anything coming out of Hollywood anymore
[04:44:59] The only television I watch is anime that I want to keep up with old favorites like Battlestar, Galactica, Fringe, and Supernatural, and that's about it for movies.
[04:45:07] Man, the last time that I went to the theater was to go see the extended Lord of the Rings anniversary run.
[04:45:12] Before that, I think I saw Project Hail Mary on a whim, which was great by the way, but before that, it'd probably been eight years or more.
[04:45:18] I like campy science fiction, dude bro comedies, low substance action movies, and high fanatics.
[04:45:24] Same my dad and I went to Red Box every weekend and we went we rented the new Jason Statham
[04:45:31] It's just one last job, but I'm retired
[04:45:35] They've got you've got to do it. They have Sarah
[04:45:38] Okay. All right one last job like I've watched probably like 40 of those movies man
[04:45:46] See where it feels like I am the target audience
[04:45:48] but over the last decade is hollywood is really moved away from guys like me in
[04:45:53] favor of
[04:45:54] re-releasing the same properties or virtue signaling for the sake of vanity
[04:45:58] everything
[04:45:59] has to rewrite all narratives criticize how things are not cast in the past or
[04:46:03] inject modern social politics into it
[04:46:06] that might appeal to some people
[04:46:07] but for me
[04:46:08] now i'm just gonna tell you guys just does absolutely nothing for me is playing
[04:46:11] video games have been falling
[04:46:13] that exact same trend
[04:46:15] they've increasingly moved away from guys like me taking a socially safer
[04:46:19] approach to most games that they put out they've bent over backwards to try not
[04:46:22] to offend anybody they've softened their language limited their gameplay put more
[04:46:26] female leads into historically male roles and somehow have allowed the writing
[04:46:30] to get worse through all of it
[04:46:33] dot i think this is where some of our opinions might diverge a little bit you
[04:46:35] guys are welcome to have your own opinions but i think a lot of people
[04:46:38] treated this like it was the natural result of changing social trends
[04:46:41] politics and investor influence but i've come to realize that i don't think
[04:46:45] it's a shadowy or nefarious is a lot. I think that for a while it was investor influence as
[04:46:49] somebody who has a little bit of familiarity with this. The amount of money that guys were willing
[04:46:54] to spend on gaming studios back like maybe five years ago is a lot higher than it is now,
[04:47:02] at least from like my perception. But the difference is that you have other people that are inside
[04:47:08] of the gaming industry that have kind of picked up a little bit of that slack. But what's happened
[04:47:12] is that you've, I mean, a lot of the guys that like, I mean, if you're running a $600 million
[04:47:17] investment fund, like, I mean, you have expectations, right? Like you can't just
[04:47:22] invest all your money in the garbage. How are they still doing it when they keep losing money?
[04:47:27] Well, it's because different people think that they're going to do it the right way.
[04:47:30] And there are games like Ghost of Yotai, for example, that like was a successful game. I think
[04:47:36] it was financially successful. But and even I don't know if a valid was financially successful
[04:47:41] or not, but I think it was probably pretty close to it, at least, because Obsidian and
[04:47:45] Sucker Punch worked at a much lower budget. And so if you want to make a woke trash video
[04:47:52] game, you can do that, but you can't expect it to be a blockbuster. That's the difference.
[04:47:58] People make it sound because I think it's a lot more intentional. That's what I think.
[04:48:01] Because these changes are going far beyond just the characters and tone. It's the game's
[04:48:05] and stuff.
[04:48:06] Yes, the investing is drying up. Well, here's the problem with ESG investing. Okay. And
[04:48:10] I'm going to simply apply logic to this and just try to bear with me.
[04:48:15] Think about the games that get ESG investing.
[04:48:20] These are video games that were not able to get investing based off of their content.
[04:48:24] There were video games that were not able to get investment based off of their clientele
[04:48:29] or that they were not able to get investment based off of like who's working at the studio.
[04:48:35] They weren't able to get investment based off of networking.
[04:48:37] So any video game and any piece of media that is being funded by ESG money, you have to
[04:48:44] assume is being funded by ESG money because it can't be funded by any of these other things
[04:48:51] that would make more logical sense because the investment isn't sound.
[04:48:55] So you're going to have a selection bias of ESG funded video games that are going to
[04:49:00] be worse on average because they're selected by being excluded from every other investment
[04:49:05] criteria before this.
[04:49:07] You know what I'm saying?
[04:49:08] How this happens?
[04:49:09] How does it change?
[04:49:10] Is the entire industry that's surrounding it, your playing games, have become increasingly
[04:49:14] more Hollywood-coded across the board?
[04:49:16] More Hollywood actors being cast as video game characters, more...
[04:49:19] Sorry, environmental social governance.
[04:49:22] That's what ESG stands for.
[04:49:24] I'm going to take...
[04:49:25] Go back five seconds.
[04:49:26] Sorry about that.
[04:49:27] More Hollywood actors being cast as video game characters, more video game adaptations
[04:49:31] in movies and television.
[04:49:33] The industry now has dozens of award shows and have almost nothing to do with the audience.
[04:49:37] increasingly just feeling like exercises and self-congratulation. You have the game
[04:49:41] awards, dice, BAFTA, the Golden Joysticks, and about a dozen more on top of that. At
[04:49:45] the same time, these studios are pushing harder into fidelity and realism. Writing
[04:49:50] has become more self-serious and dramatic rather than immersive. Gameplay is taking
[04:49:53] a backseat and the entire industry is becoming more expensive, more disconnected from its
[04:49:58] audience, and honestly, just a lot more self-indulgent. And I want to be clear, I'm not saying that
[04:50:03] Games should never be cinematic or that Hollywood actors automatically make them worse how some of the best voice actors in the industry have been
[04:50:10] Hollywood actors in some I think the reality is that
[04:50:14] 99.9% of guys don't have it
[04:50:19] They just don't have it
[04:50:21] There's not that many Kojima's out there. There's not a lot of Christopher Nolan's out there, you know, like let's assume the Odyssey didn't happen
[04:50:29] right? There's not a lot of, you know, like Michael Bay's. Most people don't have it.
[04:50:37] And these people think that they can emulate it by copying it. You can't do that.
[04:50:43] This is video games have borrowed from movies for decades. Metal Gear Solid, Mass Effect,
[04:50:48] Red Dead Redemption and plenty of other games are deeply cinematic, but they still understood
[04:50:53] that they were just video games. The cinematics served the experience. The story served the
[04:50:58] experience increasingly it feels like gameplay is what developers are
[04:51:02] reluctantly building between the scenes that they actually care about
[04:51:06] i think you can see this most clearly with their obsession with hyper realism
[04:51:09] studio spending hundreds of millions of dollars scanning actors capturing every
[04:51:12] movement
[04:51:13] animating every facial twitch and recreating reality down to the pores on
[04:51:17] someone's face only for those games to
[04:51:20] look almost exactly like every other triple a game that is chasing the exact
[04:51:24] same thing
[04:51:25] hyperrealism problem in not only that is that you also hit diminishing returns
[04:51:30] were like whenever you already are at like ninety percent or ninety five
[04:51:35] percent fidelity and it looks really good
[04:51:37] like let's say something like what's at ninety five percent
[04:51:40] probably uh... like i don't know detroit become human
[04:51:44] uh... you know i can try to think another game that's like that maybe metal
[04:51:48] gear solid five
[04:51:50] uh... you know something like that
[04:51:51] Like to go from 95 to 99, like Witcher 3, yeah, sure,
[04:51:57] to go from 95 to 99 probably costs as much money
[04:52:01] as it takes to go from zero to 95.
[04:52:04] So the problem is that like you're investing
[04:52:06] in like this next generation level quality
[04:52:09] to do something like Senua Saga or, you know,
[04:52:12] God of War Laufey or, you know, Death Stranding 2.
[04:52:16] And like, yeah, Death Stranding 2,
[04:52:19] I think it makes sense that they did that,
[04:52:20] but many of these other games early doesn't
[04:52:24] some of the most expensive way possible to look like everyone else because
[04:52:28] nearly every triple-a studio is doing this now
[04:52:32] the only real visual distinction between any of these games in this era
[04:52:35] anymore is where they're taking place in or
[04:52:38] it's the personal politics of the studio behind them western developers are
[04:52:42] purposefully making women less attractive and more masculine and
[04:52:45] eastern developers are leading further into beauty and aesthetics
[04:52:48] every step closer to reality requires more people more specialized roles more
[04:52:53] advanced technology more equipment and more time it's why we have watched
[04:52:56] studios balloon in size the hundreds or even thousands of developers at this
[04:53:00] point it's making the games more expensive but it's not automatically
[04:53:04] making them more memorable or more immersive or more fun in most cases
[04:53:08] meanwhile the games with the strongest art direction many of them being indie
[04:53:12] games can remain recognizable distinct for decades without ever trying to
[04:53:16] recreate a real world notice how those games are the ones that are succeeding
[04:53:20] the most right now
[04:53:21] when every single release needs hollywood actors full performance capture
[04:53:24] photorealistic graphics and
[04:53:26] hours of movie quality cinematics the industry is not just borrowing hollywood
[04:53:30] creative habits anymore
[04:53:32] they're adopting hollywood's cost structures
[04:53:34] the differences is that hollywood can make a movie in a year or two
[04:53:38] video games take seven or eight
[04:53:40] yeah really guys are wondering where some of this money has been going by
[04:53:43] triple-a games now on average cost over three hundred million dollars to make
[04:53:48] this is why this is where it's coming from its wastefulness it's gluttony
[04:53:51] itself indulgence and while some of that stuff is fine i think that the act of
[04:53:56] making a game should be fine i think it's always like everything is always
[04:54:00] judged by its outcome
[04:54:03] and the result is that a game like for example deaths granding
[04:54:07] or death stranding to
[04:54:09] does everything that he's criticizing
[04:54:12] but everybody says that this is a cool game like i mean i i know it's it's a it's kind of a polarizing
[04:54:17] game but people recognize it as a you know as an accomplishment right and so it's not even really
[04:54:24] about doing it it like the process doesn't really matter like there's a lot of pixel art games that
[04:54:29] are garbage and there's a lot of triple-a games that look like they're photorealistic that are also
[04:54:33] garbage the the thing that really matters is like are you doing something that works and are you
[04:54:40] working with people that have proven success. And I think at the end of the day, you can't
[04:54:45] just emulate somebody else's success. Death Stranding II didn't flop. Exactly.
[04:54:51] And these people should be able to enjoy it at least a little bit and have a bit of freedom
[04:54:55] when it comes to it. In a lot of cases, these guys are taking advantage of these companies.
[04:55:00] They're taking them to the bank. They're treating that check like it's blank. And
[04:55:04] they are using it to fund their fantasy of playing Hollywood.
[04:55:08] Yeah, that's what's been going on with some of these. I love this except I've been paying attention to
[04:55:14] Trying to actually make a video game in some ways like how do these companies?
[04:55:18] Not realize how much of a problem it is when you have a director for one of your games
[04:55:22] It's going out talking about how it's not even necessary for them to have
[04:55:26] Three hollywood actors in a motion capture set that cost god knows how much those actors who cost god knows how much doing
[04:55:34] motion capture with a team that, God knows how much, and they're doing motion capture
[04:55:38] for a cube and a ribbon.
[04:55:43] It's so wasteful, especially for a spin-off.
[04:55:46] This isn't even a mainline title.
[04:55:47] You know, recently I read this article that was talking about how expensive games have
[04:55:52] been made over the last few years.
[04:55:55] Much more expensive games are today.
[04:55:57] And one of the reasons that they had brought up is that the biggest difference between
[04:56:00] today and how games were made in the past, is that there are so many more specialized
[04:56:04] roles than there have ever been.
[04:56:06] And that's one of the targets for a lot of the layoffs that we have seen recently.
[04:56:10] It's not a bunch of guys that are wearing a bunch of different hats that can do a bunch
[04:56:14] of different things.
[04:56:15] Now, instead, something as simple as just creating a character for a game now requires
[04:56:19] you to have a creative director, and then you have to have a concept artist, and then
[04:56:23] you need a VFX artist and a 3D modeler, and then you need somebody to rig that model,
[04:56:29] You need an engineer to be able to put it in the game,
[04:56:31] and then you need a voice actor.
[04:56:33] But if that voice actor is going to be doing motion capture,
[04:56:36] now there's entirely different teams
[04:56:37] that are going to be attached to that.
[04:56:39] And you have this ever-growing mountain of people.
[04:56:41] They'll head and throw some consultancy agency on there
[04:56:44] for sensitivity and diversity.
[04:56:45] And the next thing that you know,
[04:56:47] well, you have this massive-
[04:56:49] There's 15 people that are assigned
[04:56:50] to creating one character in a video game.
[04:56:53] Meanwhile, Kojima was like Sir Salad Snake.
[04:56:56] well i was watching this movie uh... fucking uh... is called escape from new york
[04:57:02] is really good
[04:57:03] so i was thinking we do a guy like that
[04:57:06] what was the guy's name in the movie this game is snake
[04:57:09] okay what do you want to call the guy in your game snake
[04:57:17] okay
[04:57:18] All right, I'll see you see it.
[04:57:24] Problem solved.
[04:57:27] The mountain of people that a single idea needs to go through and all of those people are getting paid all the way down.
[04:57:33] Got it.
[04:57:34] Boy, did it work, yeah.
[04:57:37] All this is not only adding to how much these games cost to make, but it's also adding into how long these games take to make.
[04:57:45] And you're rewind the clock 15 years ago games were always taking about a year or two to be able to release
[04:57:51] Now that kind of timeline is basically reserved for double-a games. Yeah, and live service games the good ripple a
[04:57:59] No chance these games are to take way too long to make and
[04:58:03] 17 years
[04:58:04] I don't think that these guys have come to realize yet that that expense is definitely killing these companies
[04:58:09] But the thing that's really ruining them right now is time because time waits for no one
[04:58:14] Mm-hmm, and it's definitely not waiting for these games. I
[04:58:18] Don't know about you guys, but I have been completely locked into power world
[04:58:22] I just cannot play myself away from this game and after watching it
[04:58:25] I'm playing away too much of success twice now
[04:58:27] I started to reflect on what makes this game different the game is not even a live service yet
[04:58:33] It is averaging over like 800,000 players during the week and it's a lot of shit to do in the game
[04:58:38] That's the reason why honestly insane
[04:58:40] This is the kind of success that every AAA publisher wishes it could find.
[04:58:44] These are numbers that they try to budget their games around only to release those games
[04:58:48] and have them fall flat on their faces.
[04:58:50] So I kept thinking about...
[04:58:51] I do have feedback.
[04:58:53] I think that they should...
[04:58:55] The hard mode bosses are way too hard compared to the last boss.
[04:59:01] And I think that they should maybe introduce three difficulty modes and have a middle mode
[04:59:07] that gets players ready for the most capstone challenge fights.
[04:59:13] Because I just think that it's like it's a big jump, right?
[04:59:16] And I feel like whenever you add in a really big jump in difficulty,
[04:59:20] you lose a lot of people in the process.
[04:59:23] Just get good.
[04:59:25] Well, I was just saying, like, basically, I think that you have an easy mode
[04:59:27] and you have a hard mode.
[04:59:29] I think you should have a little bit in the middle as a medium mode, right?
[04:59:33] It's my opinion.
[04:59:34] How world is doing that the wider industry is not right now.
[04:59:37] and one of the biggest things that I kept coming back to is that this game only took
[04:59:40] three years to develop.
[04:59:43] That used to be normal.
[04:59:44] Through the 80s, 90s, and early 2000s, a game could take a year or less to make as 3D graphics
[04:59:49] came into the picture, well, it got a little bit more complicated, and development roles
[04:59:53] expanded that then grew to two or three years of production.
[04:59:56] Studios then placed more emphasis on cinematic quality, wider scopes, and larger narratives
[05:00:01] in AAA development expanded to four, five, six, seven years at this point.
[05:00:06] of that additional time was not necessarily spent on making the gameplay better, but instead,
[05:00:12] making it look more expensive.
[05:00:14] Now speed isn't everything.
[05:00:15] You can make a game in a day if you wanted to.
[05:00:17] That doesn't mean that game's going to be any good, but speed does matter when it comes
[05:00:20] to relevance.
[05:00:21] Pal world burst onto the scene in 2024 after roughly a year in development, and then, while
[05:00:26] it was still fresh in people's minds and the audience was still waiting for it, the game
[05:00:29] then dropped its 1.0 full release two years later and it exploded.
[05:00:34] If they waited a little bit longer, or maybe another couple of years, who knows how big
[05:00:37] that audience actually would have been.
[05:00:39] But I actually still think that game would have been fine, because I think there's another
[05:00:42] kind of relevance that matters even more, and that's cultural relevance.
[05:00:46] Pow World probably could have released at any point they wanted to, because Pokemon is
[05:00:50] seemingly immortal.
[05:00:51] It has always been near the top of the charts.
[05:00:53] It has an active global fan base that has embedded itself into popular culture for decades.
[05:00:58] I don't know how.
[05:00:59] Creature collecting itself is kind of a timeless concept.
[05:01:01] how world by extension is kind of a timeless concept the same cannot be
[05:01:06] said for many of the trends that triple-a games are chasing especially the
[05:01:09] trends that they're borrowing from hollywood what was the last time that
[05:01:13] you watched a timeless movie that came out of hollywood
[05:01:16] oppenheimer made uh... last timeless movie that came out of hollywood oppenheimer's
[05:01:21] probably a good example i'm trying to think of this a better example than that
[05:01:25] dune i thought dune
[05:01:27] like i mean i guess did it didn't do come out after op and i'm right i don't
[05:01:30] really remember
[05:01:31] like
[05:01:33] yeah interstellar what was like ten years ago now like fifteen years ago so
[05:01:38] really really long time ago
[05:01:41] i i i do it is probably the one that i would go with it for like the most
[05:01:44] recent one
[05:01:47] or op and i'm eras good to show me
[05:01:50] was there john wick for that ironically john wick many of people's favorite
[05:01:53] The original Star Wars trilogy, Titanic, Jurassic Park, the original Disney animated
[05:01:59] films Lord of the Rings, they were not completely built around what was happening in the year
[05:02:02] that they were made.
[05:02:03] They were self-contained creative works with themes, characters and worlds that could outlive
[05:02:07] the culture that was surrounding them because they weren't about the culture that was surrounding
[05:02:12] them.
[05:02:13] We don't see nearly as much of that coming from Hollywood anymore because they have become
[05:02:16] obsessed with current social norms, internet discourse and whatever the current cultural
[05:02:20] conversation is that's happening at that exact moment.
[05:02:24] The problem is that modern internet culture has now made this even worse because they
[05:02:28] pick up an abandoned trends within a week or even sometimes days.
[05:02:32] Anything that's going to be built around culture today is going to have an expiration
[05:02:35] date and that expiration date is getting shorter every single year.
[05:02:39] Now, that doesn't mean that movies and television-
[05:02:41] I think that also it's the, like, one difference between like movies and video games is that
[05:02:47] genres of movies like comedy movies are still you know funny right if you will
[05:02:52] still want to watch comedy movies people still want to watch dramas they still
[05:02:56] want to watch action movies so like video game genres like basically like they
[05:03:02] ebb and flow a lot more than like let's say a movie genre does yeah rom-com
[05:03:09] comedy is dead at that that's for a good reason still be successful they absolutely
[05:03:13] I think we all can see that, but they benefit from having a much faster turnaround.
[05:03:18] A movie that begins production in 2020 that releases in 2022 can still feel relatively
[05:03:23] connected to the culture that produced it.
[05:03:26] But a video game that begins production in 2020 and releases in 2026 or 2027 can feel
[05:03:32] like it came from an entirely different planet.
[05:03:35] I think also, you probably can make a better comparison.
[05:03:39] I don't think people really give enough credit to how much the like,
[05:03:43] low identity stuff captured discourse and captured media.
[05:03:48] Like inside of the years, if I would say like 2019 to 2024,
[05:03:54] that was like everything about media.
[05:03:56] Everybody was thinking about this.
[05:03:58] Everybody was talking about this and you weren't allowed to disagree with it.
[05:04:02] And so what it did is like, and I think that really, like,
[05:04:05] if you compare 2016 versus 2000, like 2015, let's say, to 2005, I think there was a much smaller
[05:04:14] difference than 2015 to 2021. Like, I really feel like we went through a very profoundly unique
[05:04:25] period of time of about five years. I think this is one of the biggest reasons that we've been seeing
[05:04:32] so many games struggling so much culturally. It's why we are seeing so much backlash over
[05:04:37] character designs, how stories are written, and the overbearing use of device of social
[05:04:41] politics. Many of the games that have been released over the last two years began their
[05:04:45] concept phases and development phases somewhere between 2018 and 2020, and that was a completely
[05:04:50] different cultural reality. At that time, people were much more willing to tolerate a
[05:04:55] lot of this stuff here and there. Maybe they just rolled their eyes and moved on, but the
[05:04:59] reaction usually just ended there today. I think that it was more than that. I think it's not that
[05:05:04] people tolerated it. It's that people were not allowed to express distaste with it. Like there
[05:05:11] was a culture of toxic positivity that was enforced by every corporation in the entire world,
[05:05:17] but not the whole world, but like on the internet, where it's like if you express distaste with,
[05:05:23] you know, race-swapping characters or gender-swapping characters or adding in trans themes to a video
[05:05:29] game that has nothing to do with sexuality. Like you were just branded as like this awful person
[05:05:34] and you would effectively get deplatformed, you would lose sponsorships, you maybe get banned
[05:05:39] on the platform. And so like there was a culture of toxic positivity, of never criticizing and
[05:05:46] never saying anything negative about these viewpoints, right? And I think that fundamentally
[05:05:52] when Elon bought Twitter, everything changed, right? And then you could see that actually
[05:05:56] everybody actually always did hate this, but there was just a culture around not being able to say it.
[05:06:03] People were being forced into accepting this, and the moment that they were not able to be forced
[05:06:07] into accepting it, it immediately stopped. That's why every single one of these, like every single
[05:06:13] website that's unmoderated tends to have the same viewpoints that we have. That's just generally
[05:06:20] the way it is. Like if you don't control what people say, the default will be that people think
[05:06:26] like us because that's the way that most things are. So you have to manufacture a separate hyper
[05:06:32] reality in order for these ideas to have an ecosystem that they can exist in without effectively
[05:06:38] being cannibalized by better ideas. Interest, taste, and culture have changed completely.
[05:06:45] And more importantly, people have become far more tribal and openly hostile towards anything
[05:06:50] that's associated with the other side. A few years ago, a game could replace male and female
[05:06:54] characters with body type A and B and gender swap a character or rewrite an old role and
[05:07:00] most people would barely even react today weren't allowed to react. I think everybody hated it.
[05:07:07] And I think that's why there's so much animosity against those people now is because
[05:07:12] everybody hated living under that tyranny. And now that you don't have to people are making up for
[05:07:18] lost time. Yeah, you weren't you weren't able to have those opinions.
[05:07:22] Hey, that exact same decision is going to get your trailer downvoted into oblivion and
[05:07:28] the game having no audience there to show up when that game actually releases. These
[05:07:32] studios are not necessarily making games for the culture that exists today. They are releasing
[05:07:38] games based on culture that they would believe that would still be here.
[05:07:41] They were seven years ago. This is why multiplayer games have honestly probably been hit the hardest.
[05:07:46] They are far more vulnerable to the changing of trends and also to trends just changing
[05:07:51] faster in the industry than they can actually develop around them.
[05:07:54] And I think this extends far beyond just politics and opinions and tastes and everything else.
[05:07:59] It's actually affecting the games themselves.
[05:08:01] Welcome to High Guard.
[05:08:03] Look at the endless trend chasing around Battle Royale's hero shooters and extraction games
[05:08:07] or the flood of terminally millennial Marvel dialogue.
[05:08:10] These games were approved at a time where those ideas probably made sense to a lot of
[05:08:14] people, but then they released years later when people were already tired of them.
[05:08:17] Just look at the wave of hero shooters that came out in the last two years.
[05:08:21] Almost all of them failed outside of Marvel Rivals, and I think a major reason for that
[05:08:25] is simply because they took too long to make.
[05:08:27] By the time that they arrived, taste had already shifted, and the audience had already moved
[05:08:31] on.
[05:08:32] Marvel Rivals only succeeded because it didn't follow every trend that the industry was chasing.
[05:08:38] At least in my eyes, I think it rejected the obsession with safe character designs
[05:08:41] and lead way more into making their cast attractive, and that made them feel far more culturally
[05:08:46] relevant at the time, because that's what people actually really wanted in that moment.
[05:08:51] I think also, like, so there's a lot of things I like. So companies pay cosplayers to dress
[05:08:58] up as their characters. They do. They'll pay cosplayers to do this, like they give them
[05:09:05] They pay them to go to events, etc
[05:09:09] So why is it that all of these girls are cosplaying for example Emma Frost or
[05:09:15] You know, I don't know a black cat or you know one of the other characters storm
[05:09:20] In these games the reason why it's because these characters are hot. They're attractive
[05:09:24] They're appealing and people like them and so fundamentally
[05:09:28] Luna snow. Yeah, that was a big one, right? And so
[05:09:32] fundamentally
[05:09:33] People like that's free advertising
[05:09:36] If you have people dressing up as your characters and people talking about your character design
[05:09:41] That is advertising for your game in a positive way and if it wasn't advertising for your game in a positive way
[05:09:49] You wouldn't have people paying money for it. You wouldn't have these companies spending money to do that
[05:09:57] All also helping it to stand apart from everything else. It's coming out of AAA
[05:10:01] And I think all this becomes so much more worse with these companies trying to do this inside of existing franchises when you have your own IP
[05:10:08] You're free to do whatever you want
[05:10:10] You can build characters worlds and an audience around the culture that you're chasing and people could decide whether they're interested
[05:10:16] But when you take something that already existed and you reshape it to trends from six years ago
[05:10:21] You're forcing ideas onto an audience that already has expectations for what that series is supposed to be look at what's going on with
[05:10:28] the Odyssey right now. This is something that also happens in Hollywood. This is why these changes
[05:10:33] create so much backlash. This is what's really pissing off a lot of people.
[05:10:37] Is it because it's a change that's made in a culture of toxic positivity?
[05:10:41] Everybody knows Helen of Troy wasn't black. So whenever you cast a black person as Helen of
[05:10:47] Troy, you're making a social statement. You are. You're making a social statement by doing that.
[05:10:52] And everybody knows it. So and fundamentally, like there are a lot of and the people that
[05:10:58] try to advocate for this kind of stuff. They think that they can guilt trip you and it's like,
[05:11:06] okay, well, I'm gonna say that you're racist, so then you have to agree with this. Like, that's
[05:11:11] really good for manufacturing consent on social media, but it's really bad for getting butts and
[05:11:17] seats in on a movie theater. It is. And I think that's what's happened with a lot of movies. The
[05:11:22] Odyssey seems like it's doing well, but I would argue that I think it would do a lot better if
[05:11:27] if they didn't make these controversial casting decisions, it would have been even more successful.
[05:11:32] So fundamentally, I think that they're good at preventing people from, you know, speaking
[05:11:37] out, but they're not good at preventing people from doing something.
[05:11:40] They're using the popularity of an older franchise to sell something designed for an audience
[05:11:46] that they assumed would exist years later.
[05:11:49] Yeah.
[05:11:50] By the time that game releases, that predicted audience may have disappeared by that point
[05:11:53] while the original audience is still sitting there wondering why everything they like
[05:11:57] has changed to attract people that never even showed up.
[05:12:01] Now something that I find really funny and I think a lot of you guys are probably going
[05:12:03] to agree with me on this is that I think a lot of people in the games industry desperately
[05:12:07] wish that they were Hideo Kojima.
[05:12:09] I mean, Death Stranding has everything that I have criticized throughout this entire video.
[05:12:13] It's exactly what I fucking said.
[05:12:15] Yes, exactly.
[05:12:16] It has Hollywood actors, full performance capture, hours of cinematics, expensive production.
[05:12:20] But they don't even have a bunch of licensed music in it and they definitely have a director
[05:12:23] who clearly loves movies and television and sees himself as a director.
[05:12:27] Kojima puts celebrities into the game just because he wants to meet them.
[05:12:31] He scans directors into their world as holograms.
[05:12:35] This man is-
[05:12:36] Yeah, Guillermo del Toro, is it?
[05:12:38] This is a fucking- they've got to make Pan's Labyrinth, right?
[05:12:41] He was going to do the Hobbit, and he's just like one of the characters in Death Stranding.
[05:12:46] Probably the most self-indulgent developer alive, but Kojima understands something that
[05:12:51] the rest of the industry, fundamentally does not.
[05:12:54] All of this serves an idea that is completely his own.
[05:12:57] Death Stranding was not an old franchise, it's being rewritten around whatever Hollywood
[05:13:01] is doing at the time.
[05:13:02] It was an IP that was distinct.
[05:13:05] It had its own distinct world, it has bizarre mechanics and an experience that only would
[05:13:10] work inside of a video game.
[05:13:11] You spent hours walking across mountains, balancing packages, building infrastructure,
[05:13:15] and forming connections with people that you may never actually meet.
[05:13:19] The actors help bring that world to life, but the entire game is not built around just
[05:13:23] showing off those actors.
[05:13:25] These studios copy the surface level parts of Kojima.
[05:13:28] They hire the recognizable celebrities.
[05:13:30] They build out these enormous motion capture studios.
[05:13:33] They create long cinematic scenes.
[05:13:35] Yeah, yeah, they just forget about making the good video game.
[05:13:38] That's the, oh, bro, like, ah, Jesus, we were so close.
[05:13:45] They take themselves.
[05:13:46] They leave out the creative risk, the mechanical experimentation, the willingness to make something
[05:13:54] that may only appeal to a very specific group of people.
[05:13:58] They want the prestige without doing the thing that earned him the prestige.
[05:14:02] And I love Death Stranding, by the way.
[05:14:04] It's one of my favorite games.
[05:14:05] I think it's absolutely fantastic and it's definitely self-indulgent to say the least.
[05:14:10] But at the same time, it's a game that offers an experience that you just can't find anywhere
[05:14:15] else. It does so many weird... Yeah, and I think that's a really good point these bring up is that
[05:14:21] the experience that you have playing Death Stranding, I don't think that you can have that
[05:14:26] experience in another video, in like in a movie or a TV show. Like you could say, you know, maybe
[05:14:33] it's similar to like the book of Eli or it's similar to, you know, some other post-apocalyptic
[05:14:39] movie like Walking Dead or something like that, but it's truly a unique experience that is
[05:14:46] kinetic and it's also, it's an experience that you engage in yourself. So it's not like, okay,
[05:14:53] well, we're going to create this bullshit and make it like a movie. This is a unique experience
[05:14:58] that only a video game could deliver. A long road? Yeah, yeah. I was thinking about that. Yeah,
[05:15:04] the road with whatever his name is. Different things. It's so distinct in its world and what
[05:15:08] what it's trying to do, and none of it feels like it has anything to do with current day.
[05:15:12] Ironically, by trying to be big and cinematic in Ultra Hollywood,
[05:15:18] Kojima, being the guy that he is, actually made something that was timeless and distinct,
[05:15:24] which kind of loops me back around to Power World in a way, because Power World didn't take eight years
[05:15:29] trying to figure out what they were going to be able to make in the current culture that they were making it in.
[05:15:33] No, they took a timeless concept, iterated on it,
[05:15:36] and then release it to an audience that they knew would already be there no
[05:15:38] matter what
[05:15:39] regardless of what those guys released that game and that's why it's so popular
[05:15:43] that's why it worked out for them that's
[05:15:45] what i think a lot of these guys have kind of just lost sight of overtime
[05:15:48] they've gotten so obsessed with hollywood
[05:15:51] so obsessed with trying to make video games into movies
[05:15:55] they forget about what made games timeless
[05:15:58] at one point in time i wanted to make a video where i was gonna talk about
[05:16:00] timeless games and like what makes games timeless in some cases like an
[05:16:04] Ocarina of Time or a Metal Gear Solid or Final Fantasy 7, Final Fantasy 10, the original
[05:16:11] ones.
[05:16:12] There's a huge list of Super Mario Brothers, right?
[05:16:15] If you think back to all these games, all the most timeless games, not a single one
[05:16:18] of them was ever made to have anything to do with what was going on in current day.
[05:16:23] I don't think I would completely agree with that.
[05:16:26] I think that Metal Gear Solid is the exception, but he's right about the rule.
[05:16:31] i think that metal gear solid very clearly was a critique on you know
[05:16:35] american imperialism around the military industrial complex and everything
[05:16:40] like it clearly was commentary on it
[05:16:43] but it was commentary that was being done in a respectful and a reasonable and
[05:16:49] also with a degree of escapism to it
[05:16:53] it was not a one-to-one
[05:16:55] there were just characters in there that kind of looked like dick cheney
[05:17:00] that's a really big difference
[05:17:02] whereas now i just feel like it's almost always a one-to-one
[05:17:07] it was never about current was yet it wasn't a lesson self-contained they
[05:17:10] weren't trying to teach you something that was made to be
[05:17:13] not about its culture and just about itself
[05:17:16] and that's the one step that these guys
[05:17:18] weekly repair was not i don't think it's exactly i'll be honest like
[05:17:21] i don't really care that these guys want to make games look more cinematic if
[05:17:24] you want to make games look better cool that's fine make a higher hollywood
[05:17:27] actors make the game good first one thing that's crippling these guys the most
[05:17:31] they're not the fact that they are stuck in today and they need to be thinking
[05:17:35] about tomorrow and that's the thing that's really killing a lot of these
[05:17:38] games right now you gotta get out of here sounds that because I mean as
[05:17:43] somebody that is just not really a part of the whole film thing I don't really
[05:17:48] watch a lot of movies anymore I really don't watch a whole lot of TV I know
[05:17:52] that I'm not alone and I know there's a lot of other people that are like me and
[05:17:55] And if these guys continue to follow what Hollywood has been doing and following their
[05:17:59] trends, they're going to end up meeting a lot more guys like me.
[05:18:04] I'm going to tell you that right now.
[05:18:07] Anyway, I'm tired.
[05:18:08] I'm going to get ready to go to bed.
[05:18:10] Cat keeps coming and trying to tell me it's time to go to bed.
[05:18:12] So I'm going to go to bed.
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[05:18:32] No, I mean like I agree with everything he says.
[05:18:36] I've complained about this for a long time.
[05:18:38] Like I've said for a very long time that I really, really don't like the trend of turning
[05:18:44] video games into narrative adventures and movies.
[05:18:47] And I think that there are a lot of video games that I play that like these cinematics
[05:18:52] interrupt me playing the game. Like, it's almost like I'm trying to play the game. And then the
[05:18:57] cinematic is like, oh, look at me. Wow, we're going to have to listen to another war dump. Uh-oh.
[05:19:05] It's like, ah, fuck, do I really want to listen to this shit again? Because the last of us, I do
[05:19:10] think that the last of us was the big one. It was. And cinematic acting like an ad, I know. And
[05:19:16] have you seen the recent Delhi protests in India? I'm going to look at it probably today,
[05:19:20] Like or tomorrow because like I don't know really what happened
[05:19:24] I'm just gonna look it up ahead of time and see kind of what's even happening, right?
[05:19:28] 20-minute tutorial doesn't shut the fuck up. Yeah, I also in video games one thing. I hate our tutorials
[05:19:35] and the reason why is because like I just don't feel like I like I don't learn anything through a traditional tutorial
[05:19:42] Thanks for watching boys. Yeah, there's legendary drops in chat. Make sure to give them a follow on twitch too
[05:19:46] I'll link you guys to video and there he is
[05:19:50] Check out the Gen Atlas game trailer. I haven't seen that. I don't know what it is and
[05:19:56] Yeah, what is this here? Let's do right. Yeah, uh,
[05:19:59] families for expensive. Yeah, he streams on YouTube as well. Yeah, no doubt in-game cinematics or a holdover remnant from back when games were
[05:20:05] So visually primitive you needed a video to set the scene. Yeah
[05:20:08] I mean, I think Final Fantasy 16 did a really great job with having you know, the transitions just be one for one
[05:20:15] right? Tutorials should be five minutes to let you know the controls and after
[05:20:19] that you figure it out on your own. Yeah, like just guiding people through every
[05:20:23] single like piece of gameplay that you had. Reckless bin again. Oh my god. Oh my
[05:20:30] god. This just came out. We're gonna look at it tomorrow. I'm not gonna look at it
[05:20:35] today but we're gonna get into it. Holy fucking shit. Wow. Yeah and they are
[05:20:41] trying to ruin that guy's life. I don't know. It's just so fucking embarrassing,
[05:20:45] man. But yeah, I'll look at maybe a few other things. I want to take a break. I'm gonna end a little bit earlier today
[05:20:50] because I just want to relax and chill out. I will say that my plan to do the hard mode bosses for Power World
[05:20:57] will probably be delayed by another day.
[05:21:00] It will probably be a delayed by another day because
[05:21:05] they're pretty hard and I'm not ready.
[05:21:08] That's the reason why.
[05:21:10] So yeah, that's it. And so that's the that's the plan right stay safe from a
[05:21:16] tropical storm coming oh is that it yeah I didn't even know that I have no idea
[05:21:19] but I can hang out for real like you know 15 20 minutes or so and just talk
[05:21:22] and do all that other random stuff cleaning the house I do have to clean
[05:21:26] the house I do let's go one I might watch yeah I guess you know what I am
[05:21:31] gonna watch this video I'll watch this tomorrow it's about my lawsuit it's
[05:21:35] It's really funny to see that happen.
[05:21:38] I can't believe that it's like I'm waiting to like actually I've been so busy last week
[05:21:43] I haven't really done anything but you know like I'm gonna have to talk to one other person
[05:21:48] and then I'm gonna I'm gonna reveal some more of the some more things that have been going
[05:21:53] on and you know like kind of talk more about the lawsuit because yeah I did get sued it
[05:21:58] was really fucking annoying and you know it's just really fucking pathetic honestly to
[05:22:03] see something like that happen. It really is. Drama time. I know, I know. How you doing,
[05:22:10] brother? I'm doing really well. I'm doing great, actually. Are you putting off your
[05:22:13] dental surgery appointment? Yes. Yes, I am putting it off. I need to do it. I have to
[05:22:18] do it. I just haven't done it yet. Did you win? I don't know about that. How much do
[05:22:23] you know about MapleStory? Nothing. Nothing really like only the stuff that Kaisie told
[05:22:28] me about yeah and what is this here tears of metal comes out tomorrow tears of
[05:22:35] metal what is tears of metal
[05:22:44] yeah I'm gonna play this tomorrow I'm already sold yeah I'm gonna play it yeah
[05:22:56] Definitely. Okay. Yeah, that's all I need to see.
[05:23:03] How much longer is the email in town for?
[05:23:07] Okay. You're going to look at your – at the – at your – and Andrew Tate
[05:23:13] allegations, so I don't have any video game showcase.
[05:23:15] I actually have to follow up with people about that today.
[05:23:21] Yeah, I've got a call about that. It seems like later on today. So yeah, that's the plan.
[05:23:30] Well, it's got some, yeah, so then I'll have information for you guys tomorrow.
[05:23:35] We've seen the new Skyrim ever? No, I haven't seen any of that. You're ready for Dino Blade on
[05:23:42] Thursday? Maybe I should, right? I can try that out and see what happens. Yeah, I don't, I don't
[05:23:48] really know about like I haven't played it at all. I didn't play the demo.
[05:23:56] I saw him walking around in Mountain Cufcio. I mean, the government should like, I mean, Hassan isn't really the first
[05:24:03] but like they need to be arresting the people that are actually out there being violent, right?
[05:24:06] Like they need to arrest the people that are like out there like protesting like getting in the way of ICE police officers.
[05:24:12] Like that like a son's like tier four or five with people that should be arrested, right?
[05:24:18] I mean like overall they need to be resting way more people before that
[05:24:23] How about both I mean again, right? I mean, I'm not I'm a realistic guy
[05:24:30] You finish power world not quite no I have it
[05:24:33] get the instigators first maybe you're right I mean like to me I just this
[05:24:47] on drawing by the way is actual scyop now all this stuff the general population
[05:24:50] thinks is interested to me I mean I don't know if it's a scyop or not like I
[05:24:54] think that fun there is like a huge amount of people like there are a huge
[05:25:01] amount of people here. She died by a heart attack in 2022. Wow, but she's so young.
[05:25:17] Yeah. No surprise. I know. Of course she did. That's what fat people do, bro. Like, that
[05:25:26] fat people die I think that's fake news maybe I don't know hopefully she lost
[05:25:33] weight and she's better but if she's dead it's not that surprised
[05:25:40] the sound bro is telling me to go the fuck home as a okay because I said Mal
[05:25:45] was bad is incredibly funny what level of politics is that
[05:25:49] I'll follow this one, what a weirdo, what a weirdo, did you change your name and became
[05:26:02] a fat positive phd, is that right, here she's trending, what is this?
[05:26:07] I love naked women, I love, oh my god, this just seems like it's bullshit.
[05:26:18] The biggest shitload crash of all time.
[05:26:27] It's really crazy like it's crazy to see people make a big a big deal out of it.
[05:26:36] Really is how many how many views does this have now five million views.
[05:26:42] That's incredible.
[05:26:45] Wow.
[05:26:47] are obsessed. Oh man, this is shit you had to push up with. Oh my god. Oh man, that's
[05:27:06] funny. I love the everybody has like commentary on it. I think that's what it's really weird
[05:27:18] that there's like this much discourse about. There's this much discourse about a person
[05:27:26] I interact with on my screen?
[05:27:31] You know, like, because you think to yourself, right?
[05:27:33] I mean, like, to get that, to get that into it, and to get
[05:27:40] that mad, that's crazy.
[05:27:46] Here's a more parasocial than the fans.
[05:27:48] Yeah, like, these people really know and they know a lot
[05:27:51] about me, man.
[05:27:55] Hope it isn't affecting you.
[05:27:57] What?
[05:28:01] Like I could not give a fuck bro like I
[05:28:07] Again like all the they're doing all this for free. They are it's just funny to me
[05:28:15] Like I don't know I mean I've interacted with a lot of girls over the years it's not really a big deal to me and
[05:28:22] Like I just don't really
[05:28:24] I think it's a big thing, right?
[05:28:27] I mean, like, I don't know.
[05:28:30] It's what I said earlier today, which is like a lot of these weirdos.
[05:28:34] So the reason why they're crashing out, I'll explain the reason why they're crashing out,
[05:28:39] is because they view the approval and access to being able to interact with women as something
[05:28:46] that they can leverage and politicize and use to their advantage.
[05:28:51] And the reason why is because instead of looking at women as individual humans with their own
[05:28:57] autonomy, their own thoughts, and their own decision-making capabilities, they instead
[05:29:02] view women as a commodity.
[05:29:05] And they see women as a resource that they can try to monopolize and then hold ransom
[05:29:12] or hold hostage in order to make people acquiesce to their political demands or their worldview.
[05:29:19] And the reason why is because these people are the most fundamentally and internally
[05:29:24] misogynist people out there on the internet.
[05:29:27] They view the approval of women as a resource.
[05:29:31] They view the approval of women or the attention from women as some sort of thing that you
[05:29:38] have to earn or you have to say the right things in order to get this, right?
[05:29:43] But what they don't see these women as is people.
[05:29:47] They don't see them as people to the extent that basically they have any viewpoints that
[05:29:53] differ from their own.
[05:29:55] They exploit women.
[05:29:56] Yeah.
[05:29:57] And that's fundamentally what it is.
[05:29:59] And so there's a lot of women, by the way, that totally agree with the way that I think
[05:30:06] about things.
[05:30:09] Like overwhelmingly, like just in case anybody is like angry about this, maybe you can tell
[05:30:14] people that are like, like viewers of mine, my female viewership has doubled if not at this
[05:30:21] point tripled ever since I started talking about social issues and different random issues. Like,
[05:30:28] I think that we're at like seven, eight or nine percent female, right? Which on Twitch, by the way,
[05:30:33] is like really, really big. Like, that's actually, it might not seem like it's that many, but like,
[05:30:39] that's actually a very large disparity of women that are watching the show. It is, especially
[05:30:45] considering the fact that, you know, I can say things that are like kind of sexist, right? And I
[05:30:51] also, like, this is a show mainly, like, I don't, you know, make no mistake, this is a show I mainly
[05:30:57] do, and I imagine my audience is guys. So I'm glad that women enjoy the show. But, you know, the main,
[05:31:04] That's why it's mainly a guy show, right? I mean, it's always been like this.
[05:31:09] And so the point that I'm making with this is that not only are there like and if you and
[05:31:16] there's another angle to this too, is that if only married women voted, the disparity between
[05:31:24] left and right would be either 50-50 or slightly weighted on conservatives favor.
[05:31:29] So the only groups of people that are overwhelmingly liberal are single women because they want the government to take care of them because they don't have a husband to take care of them. That's the reason why.
[05:31:41] They are the most and the most extreme demographic of people that are far left. It's young women.
[05:31:49] women, young single women, excuse me, unmarried cat women are literally displacing their natural
[05:32:00] instincts for children onto invaders. Yeah, exactly. They're a little pet third worlders that they're
[05:32:07] trying to chaperone around to different migrant facilities and feed them and take care of them
[05:32:13] so they can fulfill their pathological empathy. That's what they do now, right? That's what
[05:32:19] that's what they're doing and it's annoying but that's what happens whenever you have a bunch of
[05:32:23] women that don't have kids.
[05:32:31] Oh look at the record spin deal Mark.
[05:32:33] Hmm.
[05:32:38] Can these suspending Medicare payments to California and Minnesota?
[05:32:50] Good, fuck them.
[05:32:59] just to spend more payments too. You know if they cause any problems we should send the military
[05:33:03] down and then charge the people that run it for sedition and conspiracy and put them in jail.
[05:33:09] Capital punishment some of them. Do it publicly. Well, now stop it.
[05:33:15] Get these animals in line.
[05:33:17] That's my hand.
[05:33:27] That's your dinner?
[05:33:32] Probably Chipotle.
[05:33:33] This idea.
[05:33:34] Cool.
[05:33:35] You have zero experience in the woman's sabral you really are Jane reviewer for women advice get far out
[05:33:57] Well
[05:34:05] I'm trying to get a way to respond to this, if it makes sense.
[05:34:17] I like to make jokes, but I don't really think about women in that way.
[05:34:25] This is the reason why.
[05:34:27] I've got a lot of experience with people, and women are people.
[05:34:32] this might be surprising to you but the way that women think about things there's a lot
[05:34:40] the way a lot of people think about this.
[05:34:43] It's up to me it's fucking disgusting too bad you have to get you can get used to it.
[05:34:50] Too bad I'm parmigating you complain about me.
[05:34:54] Hmm.
[05:34:55] You're banned.
[05:34:56] Get out of here.
[05:34:57] get out of here. Anybody who's disrespected or rude to me, I'll just perm about it. There's
[05:35:10] a lot of people that don't understand that. I feel so aggro on you. Yeah, you talk to
[05:35:19] me like that. You just get permit.
[05:35:27] This is really sad. It is a super sad to see people talk like
[05:35:30] this.
[05:35:33] Isn't one of your rules don't be annoying? I don't know.
[05:35:38] Just be aggressively nice. Yeah, if somebody is rude to me,
[05:35:42] or anything like that, I just don't tolerate it for any reason.
[05:35:45] like I just like I that's just that's the way I've always had in like like I mean
[05:35:54] obviously I have to deal with people in real life but I don't I don't do with
[05:35:59] that other than this I'm not I might just pull somebody up real quick this is
[05:36:06] at the end of the stream you almost you almost got away what is the rule on
[05:36:11] Spamming coral
[05:36:15] What's the rule on spamming you're about to get permanently banned what's the rule
[05:36:32] What's wrong I'll untie you up what what's the rule
[05:36:37] Do you remember what the rule is?
[05:36:41] Making a sample out of them? I do it every time.
[05:36:53] I just like the reason why I like pulling these people up is because like the way that they think it's just so stupid.
[05:37:05] And I like making fun of them making them look stupid. That's the reason why I like doing it. Honestly, I'll give away the game. I
[05:37:14] Read your message the first time I ignored it. I didn't want to read your message
[05:37:18] I just I just didn't feel like reading it and so any time that you go and
[05:37:25] And you go and say this like you do anything anything like this like you you will you will get permanently banned
[05:37:30] Like you ask the question regularly like on a on a continual basis. You'll just be permanently down
[05:37:38] How do you respond whatever he says you'll ban them. I don't know. I was just curious. Yeah, I was curious why somebody would do that
[05:37:44] Did you bro chow? It's because they don't think right? I
[05:37:49] Think you shouldn't even pull them up when they achieve his goal get you see his message. Well, I mean, it's not gonna matter
[05:37:54] I'm I don't even really respond to it
[05:37:56] Samaritan should be banned even if there wasn't a rule. Yeah, it's just annoying.
[05:38:11] What do they mean by this? They didn't read the rules before typing.
[05:38:14] What they think is that...
[05:38:17] I think that what it is, is that they think that I didn't read their message.
[05:38:22] That's the reason why they just keep typing it over and over.
[05:38:26] But the logic there is that like I have to read their message to make them stop typing it
[05:38:32] Which if everybody did that the chat would be unreadable
[05:38:36] Because people would just continue spamming the same message over and over until I read their message
[05:38:44] Like there's a lot of things I read and I just ignored them because like they don't think they're really adding anything to the stream
[05:38:49] I don't really want to look at it
[05:38:51] This is like red light runners. I think they're more important everyone else. Yeah, exactly, right?
[05:38:56] They think that like, well, you know, like, you know, I want to like, I really want to say this
[05:39:02] I'm rolling people to know this and so I'm gonna go do it. Didn't know the rules for four years. Yeah, exactly bro.
[05:39:07] Like it's so obvious.
[05:39:08] Have you seen the Marcus Rubius video? It's pretty. No, I haven't seen it yet. I'll have to look at it in a bit.
[05:39:16] She did say, she says, no, this is from
[05:39:20] Oh my god.
[05:39:22] This one's red, there's a brigade, this one's detractors so much, the filter search strings
[05:39:31] are trending on reddit.
[05:39:32] Yeah, um.
[05:39:33] The men and women are going to be able to do it, they need to have leadership.
[05:39:38] When will you show leadership leadership leadership leadership leadership leadership leadership.
[05:39:47] Let us in the chat say stupid stuff quite often. It's understandable. You don't read everything. Yeah, I can't do that
[05:39:53] Yeah
[05:39:56] I think that honestly
[05:40:00] It's really it is really crazy to see people that go into this
[05:40:06] We're gonna start posting on this. I'm gonna probably make a post on this today
[05:40:09] The Super Game messages, yeah. You should do another ban appeal video. Reddit's kind
[05:40:19] of getting more conservative. It doesn't matter. You can't trust Reddit. You have to make an
[05:40:24] alternative to Reddit because Reddit's owned by the same ideologically captured weirdos
[05:40:30] that think that like kids can transition to like another gender. They think that like
[05:40:35] Like you can't be racist against white people, stuff like that.
[05:40:39] Like it's just, it's a complete mental illness, mental illness ideology.
[05:40:54] Would you ever abandon us, judge sir?
[05:40:55] I don't think so.
[05:40:56] Shoulda saw him get the Alex Jones treatment.
[05:41:01] I don't know, it depends on like what he says, right?
[05:41:04] I don't know if there's something, did he say something bad?
[05:41:09] Like I have no idea.
[05:41:11] If there's something new, yeah.
[05:41:14] Why is there a media company's owned by the same people?
[05:41:17] It's not that.
[05:41:18] So you have to understand like, so all of the woke ideology and everything
[05:41:22] like that, it all comes from capitalism.
[05:41:26] Woke Ideology is a top-down ideology that is enforced by corporations.
[05:41:36] That's the reason why every company adopted woke ideology after they started getting
[05:41:41] advertising money.
[05:41:43] The reason why these companies follow social trends and they listen to LGBT issues and
[05:41:51] they care about, oh my god, this person said the N word.
[05:41:55] Do you really think the people that make these these websites care about that? They don't give a fuck about any of that
[05:42:01] They don't care about any of that stuff. And and how do I know that? It's because when they made the website
[05:42:07] Those weren't the rules. You could say whatever you wanted like it
[05:42:11] There were like whole subreddits dedicated to like posting weird photos of underage girls on Reddit
[05:42:16] It was so bad
[05:42:17] They even did like news reports on it and the guy that's the CEO of Reddit now or the executive chairman of the board
[05:42:23] I forgot which one was a moderator on one of them. Like, I mean, that's an actual pedo shit,
[05:42:29] right? And so I was there, I can confirm. Yeah, I mean, we all remember how it was in 2014.
[05:42:34] People are using the N word all the time. People were saying this shit all the time.
[05:42:38] So what changed was advertising. And cancel culture is not enforced by people. It's enforced by
[05:42:45] companies. And so what you have to understand is that institutional capture is required for
[05:42:52] cancel culture to work. So what happens is that you have people that work at these institutions
[05:42:57] that want to use the institution as a vehicle to push a certain worldview. So what they do is they
[05:43:05] say, well, we're going to sponsor people or promote people based off of, you know, this reason or that
[05:43:10] reason or something else. But it's the worst for censorship. Oh, there's a lot of them. There's a
[05:43:14] lot of these that are very, very problematic. And I think it's just continuously gotten worse
[05:43:18] over time. But I'm just saying in general, I think that's what it's been. Social engineering?
[05:43:24] Yeah, yeah, social engineering. I would say that's probably accurate.
[05:43:30] I don't know until you brought it up. I took your word for it. I'm afraid to look it up. Yeah.
[05:43:37] Wikipedia is pretty bad too. Well, Wikipedia is the same thing, right? It's being controlled by a
[05:43:42] a group of people and like it's not being controlled by anything else besides that.
[05:43:48] It's just that specific group of people that are, you know, holding a hostage.
[05:43:53] And so the reason why woke ideology happens is because of institutional capture and institutional
[05:43:59] capture allows people to weaponize those positions and the companies that they represent in a
[05:44:07] way that does that.
[05:44:08] the way that you respond to that is you have to capture the institutions instead of them.
[05:44:14] Like there isn't, you can look at it like a gun on the table. If you don't pick the gun up,
[05:44:23] the other person's gonna pick the gun up and they're gonna shoot you. There's no world where
[05:44:27] two people just get in a fist fight and nobody picks up the gun. It's either you pick up the gun
[05:44:34] or the other pick person picks up the gun and they shoot you with it so like my outlook on it is that
[05:44:41] I think that the best way to do it is to completely institutionally capture as much
[05:44:46] things as you can weaponize whatever position you have against these people and then use it to hurt
[05:44:52] them to the most extreme degree that's my outlook and I think that only only then can you start to
[05:45:01] actually get rid of the rot?
[05:45:05] Alex or Tartan? What about this is not accurate?
[05:45:11] I'll pull this up and I'll listen to what you're saying. So
[05:45:16] overthrow corporation. When did I say that? So that's not what
[05:45:22] I'm saying. So the way that you do it is you create, so there's
[05:45:27] like a multi-level and a multi-faceted approach for how to handle this, right. So the first
[05:45:33] step that you would do is you create a social ecosystem that doesn't reward a company for
[05:45:39] doing something like this, like Bud Light is a great example, right. You had a huge social
[05:45:44] blowback from that. And the social blowback from Bud Light, you know, bringing a trans
[05:45:49] person in was so damaging to them that they had to pull back and undo it. And you saw
[05:45:55] After that, there was a huge downplay and a chilling effect that that created because
[05:46:00] other companies didn't want to be victim to that harassment atmosphere.
[05:46:04] And so that's step one.
[05:46:06] Step two is getting involved in the institutions yourselves and then using the institutions
[05:46:13] in the way that you want them to be used rather than the way that they want them to be used.
[05:46:18] So it's not about overthrowing the corporations, it's about removing these people from their
[05:46:24] positions in the corporations and replacing them with people that you agree with instead,
[05:46:29] and then creating a mosaic of people that think like that across different institutions and
[05:46:34] corporations to freeze these people out of the social ecosystem. Does that make more sense to you?
[05:46:48] You mean a consumer? You're saying the government? Oh, I absolutely would leverage the government
[05:46:53] too. So that's another component to it. So this is something that I've criticized Trump for a lot.
[05:46:59] So for example, I think that there are a lot of companies that still exercise and utilize DEI
[05:47:05] content, right? You're the one who promotes hatred towards that group of people, though. I'm not
[05:47:09] interested in what your accusations are. You should just say whatever you want. I don't give a shit.
[05:47:13] And so, put this money in soccer as losing money is a great way to get policy changes. Yes. Do you
[05:47:19] Do you think that there's no middle ground of cooperation?
[05:47:24] If you have a raccoon in your house,
[05:47:28] is the middle ground to only let the raccoon go in one room?
[05:47:32] No.
[05:47:33] It's to get the raccoon out of the house entirely
[05:47:35] and throw it out in the fucking backyard.
[05:47:39] There's no middle ground.
[05:47:45] The bridges that are burned?
[05:47:46] Yeah, these people, like, and there
[05:47:48] are people that you can reason with, but these people are not people that you can reason with.
[05:47:53] And so, like, how would I weaponize the government? Like, for example, like, so what I would do
[05:47:56] is that I would take things like Section 230, right? This is like a social media provision.
[05:48:04] And I would put Section 230 at risk with companies that did not adhere to certain ideological
[05:48:10] requirements. So, like, for example, if there's a company that's trying to, like, Google,
[05:48:16] for example, or I would first start with smaller companies
[05:48:20] because it's easier to believe them
[05:48:22] and you can make an example out of them.
[05:48:24] And so the best thing to do is to really make an example
[05:48:28] out of a few smaller companies that really can't fight back
[05:48:31] and then show that this is what happens
[05:48:33] and then basically crush them and then say like,
[05:48:37] this is what's going to happen to you
[05:48:39] if you don't do what we want you to do.
[05:48:43] Does that make sense?
[05:48:46] If you hide enough from a squirrel, we'll just find another one.
[05:48:52] Kill the squirrel.
[05:49:01] What do you mean?
[05:49:06] I don't understand.
[05:49:07] Like, so, yeah, I mean, it, uh, aren't you strong-arming for you and free speech with
[05:49:16] method. I have no interest in discussing ideology. I only care about outcomes. And I have there are
[05:49:25] no principles and no values that I'm not willing to compromise in order to achieve goals that I
[05:49:30] think are for the greater good. So any level or any ideology that you are trying to like
[05:49:39] use against me, I think, right, like I care only about the outcome of the behavior.
[05:49:43] So there is there's no ideology. There's no principle to this. There's no morality to it
[05:49:50] It's purely about acting in a way that's beneficial. That's really about it
[05:49:56] More than anything. I mean, that's at least what I would say
[05:50:04] My opinion it's one of the other ones you're saying in general
[05:50:13] There's somebody nuts in the world. Yeah, exactly.
[05:50:18] Somebody delivered a package.
[05:50:20] You got a package delivered?
[05:50:24] And anyway, there's no way, there's no way to weaponize the government.
[05:50:28] I've never seen a candidate spot out by APAC.
[05:50:32] I'm not interested in your misdirection around Israel.
[05:50:37] I don't care about what you think about Israel.
[05:50:41] Israel is one foreign interest in an angle of hundreds of other foreign interests.
[05:50:50] Like you're like I have no interest in engaging in like this is the one thing.
[05:50:58] Have you ever spammed the notion of chat? Have I ever spammed? Never, not even once.
[05:51:04] More sand war politics? Yeah, I don't care about your sand war politics.
[05:51:06] If every Jew in the world disappeared tomorrow, I'd still have people trying to infest my
[05:51:12] country with third-worlders that are going to seek and sit on welfare all day.
[05:51:15] Aren't your outcomes based on principles, or are you just interested in the outcome,
[05:51:20] even when it violates your basic principles?
[05:51:22] The outcome is more important than the principle.
[05:51:26] So if the principle serves as an inhibitor for the value, for the outcome, then the principle
[05:51:32] is not worth it.
[05:51:34] Like basically I look at like is something going to be beneficial or not I
[05:51:40] Think that there are a lot of cases that you know you could do something that you could say is like bad
[05:51:44] But it will have a beneficial outcome example
[05:51:48] I
[05:51:52] Would say that probably like a good example of this would probably be like the 14th amendment is that like I
[05:51:59] I would just deport people that are like having anchor babies here, right?
[05:52:04] I would just totally undo the I would do undo the anchor baby thing and I would just remove the people
[05:52:09] Regardless like okay, you're a citizen. All right. Well, you're gonna leave anyway, and so
[05:52:15] It doesn't matter to me really like but I think that you should listen to the Supreme Court, right?
[05:52:19] I mean like we need to have a Supreme Court, but when the decisions made that is problematic
[05:52:25] than I think that it's more important to do what's right rather than do what is
[05:52:30] orbering if that makes sense
[05:52:39] that's our necessary evil yeah I think there's a lot of necessary evils
[05:52:47] yeah that's the way I would say more than anything else yeah there's a lot
[05:52:54] necessary evils? Who decides what's right? Well, the people with the force with the
[05:53:00] with the ability to enforce it, right? I mean, obviously, like, you, you don't have the ability to
[05:53:08] do anything that's right, if you can't enforce that. I agree with you most of the time on your
[05:53:14] opinion on climate change, specifically a very troublesome issue. It may cause mass migration
[05:53:17] of millions, because we might take places on earth that are uninhabitable. Well, let me let me
[05:53:22] Let me pull you up. This is the last one that I want to go and chill out with us. What is this here?
[05:53:29] Why would climate change cause mass migration?
[05:53:46] Why would that happen?
[05:53:50] I don't understand the the reasoning in the future. Some places like in Africa
[05:53:54] inhabit make them migrate up north.
[05:53:58] Well, why not just not let them in the door?
[05:54:02] Like if they come and they say we want to come in because where we're living
[05:54:06] is uninhabitable and then we say no, you can't come in.
[05:54:11] Like what happens?
[05:54:15] You just don't let them in.
[05:54:20] I was just curious about your opinion. Yeah. Yeah. I mean, I don't really care what happens
[05:54:35] in Africa. I mean, I do in a way, right? But I don't think that like, okay, some bad thing
[05:54:44] is happening in Africa, that means that we have to let these Africans into America or
[05:54:50] Europe or something. Climate change is wild. Well, even like, I mean, again, it doesn't
[05:54:56] matter, right? Like, because the climate change thing is just, they can go complain to China.
[05:55:02] Yeah, of course, right? So like, just because they come here doesn't mean they get to stay.
[05:55:07] So like, if somebody came over here and they were like, well, our, you know, our area is like
[05:55:12] underwater. I'd be like, that's crazy. Won't you build a boat?
[05:55:17] You know, like that's it. That's not our problem.
[05:55:26] Fix climate change and there'll be no mass migration.
[05:55:31] Well, why don't we just fix mass migration?
[05:55:38] Like, why don't we just do that?
[05:55:42] like that that's my outlook on it right is like there's like why would I why
[05:55:50] would I need to like I don't view like so and and I think it's very funny that
[05:55:56] people say it that way is because they almost view I think if they're almost
[05:56:00] revealing you're giving away the game to an extent right you're revealing your
[05:56:05] viewpoint is that mass migration is a punishment for something that you did
[05:56:11] wrong. Right? I mean, like, if you're talking about it that way, I think that you're almost
[05:56:18] implying that you get mass migration because of this happening. And I don't know why you can't
[05:56:23] just have both, right? Let me turn off climate change. Yeah. But anyway, I'm going to call the
[05:56:32] day and relax for the rest of the day. Thank you guys all so much for watching. I really
[05:56:36] appreciate it everybody and I'll be back on tomorrow and we might play that
[05:56:41] Scotland the William Wallace game tomorrow. I'll have to take a look at it
[05:56:44] and thank you guys all so much for watching I really appreciate it and I
[05:56:48] will see you all tomorrow. Bye boys! Peace! See ya!
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