On this episode of the Fag Zone, we talk about our trip to Florida, Animal House, the election, and why I don t belong in the fag zone. We also talk about the Trump Flotilla and the Loomer Boat Parade.
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00:03:52.000So she's going to be the Republican that goes against this lady there who's been, she's a Democrat, has been a congresswoman there for years and years and years and years.
00:11:11.000Another precedent is in the streets, socially, it kind of gets around that I'm a 17-year-old girl with like a buzz cut and it's long on the top and that's green and I have a piercing here that connects to this and I'm a feminist.
00:11:28.000Okay, I'm a vegan as of last week and I listen to let me make up a band name.
00:12:24.000But if arrests aren't being made and making people rethink going to these things, then maybe the bullets flying will make them say, I don't want to go to that because I don't want to go to these things.
00:12:36.000There was another discussion that we had on that stream there that, you know, we're forced to kind of react to a lot of illogical stuff, stuff that doesn't make sense.
00:12:50.000So we're applying logic and a lot of times empathy too.
00:12:53.000You're putting yourself in their shoes.
00:12:54.000Oh, I could see how they're mad, sure.
00:12:56.000Or if I was lied to, you know, by the media For this long, and I was told everybody hates me.
00:13:05.000No matter the leaps and bounds in sports and music and culture and movies and television, and no matter how far that my people have progressed in all these things, I'm still hated, and the system is like it's like this invisible everybody hates me thing.
00:13:23.000Would I be angry, probably, if I was just uninformed and told that all the time?
00:13:44.000I'm nobody to talk about having an adult point of view or logic, but the Gavin conservatives, people that react to the mobs and all the retarded stuff that's going on, you know, spending a lot of energy on fundamentally illogical things and that kind of stinks.
00:14:05.000And it's almost like it forces you to be engaged because they're burning down buildings and they're in your city.
00:14:12.000And if they're not, they might soon be.
00:14:16.000And it's kind of forcing you to engage.
00:14:20.000And if you're not at least aware of it, then maybe even just you're running things in your mind.
00:14:27.000Okay, what if somebody comes down the street and they set fire to this thing?
00:14:33.000It's not stuff we want to think about, but it's stuff that we kind of have to think about because they're knock, knocking, knocking on your door, so to speak.
00:15:50.000But when things get so complex and you're like, wow, the media isn't damning these actions.
00:16:00.000And even Trump isn't just sending, in fear maybe of looking like a fascist or something, like what he's been called this whole time, not sending in, you know, support to end these riots when the governors and mayors are saying, no, no, we're good, we got it.
00:16:19.000So when all this stuff stops making sense and you know you're only one person, you have things that you're trying to protect, like your family and your business, your job, your lifestyle, maybe you just need to have faith and pray because it always seems to work out in the end.
00:16:42.000I try to, like I said on the other show, I was made fun of thoroughly for not, you know, looking at political news and trying to stay away from that on my off time because my job is one that I will hear these things and I'll hear them from, in my point of view, it's the best perspective I can get it from.
00:17:08.000I mean, there's going to be some humor in there.
00:17:11.000There's going to be a wealth of this reminds me of this and this reminds me of that.
00:20:23.000We're 20 minutes in, so I think if we are to air this for free, which I don't recommend, we have 10 more mins to go for the free side of stuff.
00:20:34.000I'm going to try to set up a call system here.
00:21:42.000You know, just worst case scenario where you get off the grid.
00:21:45.000I mean, I learned a lot about, you know, the first initial wave of COVID fear happened.
00:21:52.000And I was like, I don't know, you know, about if this is real or not, but the reality is that it's really hard to go to the supermarket and get stuff.
00:22:01.000So I went there and I stocked up on sustainable foods just in case that our supermarkets were totally barren.
00:29:30.000Well, my problem in answering this is where do I start?
00:29:34.000You know, obviously the Eastern Front was under so much turmoil and pressure from the Russian end of things because it almost seems like they were caholed into getting involved because they had kind of leverage on them, both economic and from the civil sector.
00:29:52.000And so what I think as far as retaliatory, forgive me if I'm getting that wrong, actions goes, I think they actually did take the right route.
00:31:27.000But I was just, you know, I just got back from a bike ride earlier today, and I was putting away my bike, and I was like, I was actually thinking about how grateful I am for Gavin and how generous he's been, and how, you know, he could just easily be indifferent to my retardation, but instead he tries to, you know, try to make me a better man.
00:31:50.000I followed Gavin probably for the past four years.
00:31:52.000How did you end up getting on Gavin's show?
00:31:55.000The short story of it is I was working in the kitchen, listening to Opi and Anthony a lot, and Anthony had gotten fired shortly after I started listening to their old shows.
00:32:05.000And he started his own Compound Media.
00:32:07.000I had never joined up, but I was always kind of curious.
00:32:09.000They would put out these things on YouTube, which was a best of compilation of all the shows.
00:32:16.000I had heard Anthony's show, and I was like, okay, it's very different.
00:32:19.000I'm on board with it, but I don't want to sign up for it quite yet.
00:32:22.000I still have a lot of Opie and Anthony to listen to, and that's the kind of format that I like before I fell in love with his show.
00:32:28.000And actually what got me to Sign up was Gavin because I'd never heard of you know anybody kind of speak that freely before and be funny.
00:32:36.000And it just kind of the first time you hear something like that, and by the way, I was like, I was pretty liberal at that time.
00:32:43.000I had voted for Obama, I had had no way.
00:32:47.000Well, I had zero exposure to any arguments from conservatives or anything that they had to say at all.
00:32:53.000I was, you know, just maybe I would watch some news here and there, but just like everybody's being brainwashed now to think that Democrats are the good guys, Republicans and rich people are bad guys, coming from the Bronx and having my family historically only vote Democrat, it was just kind of a default stance.
00:33:09.000And when I started hearing some points on the other side, you know, it kind of was just like, wow, I never, ever thought about this ever.
00:33:16.000So I not only fell in love with, you know, the format of the show, but like the comedy that he was putting out there was very different too.
00:33:26.000But he definitely improved since you've been on because I remember that Sped was on and would not talk at all.
00:33:55.000All right, but so yeah, and so I signed up for Compound Media, and I was, you know, one of the other shows was New York City Crime Report with Pat Dixon, and I noticed he had an interesting way of speaking, so I did an impression of him, put it on Twitter.
00:34:12.000Anthony retweeted it, and I called in and we spoke for a while.
00:34:17.000As far as a caller goes on his show, it was a long call, you know, and we were talking about impressions and all this sort of stuff.
00:34:24.000And then Pat invited me onto his show, so I was on the panel in person, you know, on Crime Report with Pat, and then I started working with him very closely.
00:35:10.000I was asked to go in there, you know, learned all the stuff, learned the Adobe suite, how to edit videos and do After Effects and all that sort of stuff, learn some side of the audio.
00:35:20.000But audio was actually, you know, I've been in bands all my life and I've done some recording and production with music here and there.
00:35:27.000But when it comes to a soundboard like that, on the last live show, we had a lot of issues with the calling.
00:35:34.000That was actually my, I've learned the least of that.
00:35:37.000So that's why there's still remnants of retardation there more so than anywhere else.
00:37:26.000Well, you know what I saw from it is that there's a lot of inspiration that other comedies and things like that took from Animal House, and they kind of really did set a bar as far as comedy movies go.
00:37:41.000And Gavin mentioned that with the soundtrack and a couple other things, but you can definitely see how it would stand out amongst other comedies in the same time period.
00:37:51.000So yeah, it seemed pretty epic, like a landmark film.
00:38:22.000I like that guy a lot because he looks like he'd be one of the douchey, preppy, clean-cut guys of a, you know, uptight, hoity-toity, square frat.
00:38:34.000But meanwhile, he's partying with all the other guys, and it kind of gives a lot of fun.
00:38:39.000Yeah, like awkward, like me screaming at you, awkward.
00:39:11.000Oh, sure, yeah, no, I'm getting good at it, if you will.
00:39:16.000So, uh, you had your favorite impression, favorite impersonator impressionist guy.
00:39:22.000Uh, so in the same way that I appreciate, uh, you know, guitarist, uh, I could say the best guitarist might be John Petrucci, uh, like technically, but the most soulful or the most listenable might be, you know, let's say Hendrix or something like that.
00:39:41.000That's not true for me, but so the best at it, I think, is, like, this guy, Kyle Gass.
00:39:48.000He does a Kinnison that is mind-blowing.
00:40:20.000But if you look up Kiniston Impression Gas, you'll find that, or Gene Simmons Impression Gas.
00:40:26.000He's like the most technically locked-in impersonator, I think.
00:40:31.000But that doesn't mean he's my favorite.
00:40:33.000So my favorite, I think might be Anthony Kumia because how funny he is while doing the impressions, which is something I always battled with.
00:40:43.000It's like there's a YouTube video out there, 100 impressions from Anthony Kumia.
00:42:10.000But yeah, I dated this girl in high school, and she was Puerto Rican, like way more Puerto Rican than I was mathematically and genetically.
00:43:34.000People always offer help, and I don't think I need any help whatsoever.
00:43:39.000I mean, the way things have always worked in my life is I just, I work on myself, try to be a good, you know, a good candidate for either, if I was unemployed, be a good candidate to be hired or go out and apply and stuff like that.
00:43:53.000But what I mean by be a good candidate is like, you know, improve my skill sets and things and stuff like that.
00:44:01.000Like the whole, you know, I worked at Compound Media for like two, maybe three years for free before landing the job here with Gavin.
00:44:09.000So, you know, just doing different levels of self-improvement to make myself a worthy, you know, a person that I will have just innate confidence and confidence is kind of what gets the deal sealed.
00:44:24.000So as long as I'm my best me, I will have no problem with that.
00:44:27.000I don't doubt that that'll ever be a problem.
00:47:35.000Mr. Ventura, we will not, I will not personally sit around and hear dirt mouthing, that's what I call it, of, by the way, not only a congressional hopeful, but a member of this very own I am a company man, and I will not stand for a fellow contributor to Censore.tv being bad-mouthed by you, Mr. Governor.
00:48:59.000I was going to, I've noticed over the couple past, you know, maybe months probably, you've been looking more into like Christianity and trying to explore it a little bit more.
00:49:11.000And I think when I was probably your age, I started doing the same.
00:49:14.000And I just wanted to give you maybe some info or to start or give you a couple guys to look into, which will help you out.
00:49:31.000That's the technical term for basically studying Christianity and being able to give a defense for it.
00:49:40.000And like I said, there's a few guys that I think you would benefit greatly from.
00:49:44.000There's the main guy that I always took from and I learned a whole lot off of was, you know, first you have C.S. Lewis, which was, he was back in the 40s, which was very, he's very, very interesting.
00:49:57.000Kind of hard to, I mean, he's a British guy, so he's kind of hard to, you know, some of his writings were a little bit more technical, but there's a couple other guys, William Lane Craig.
00:51:05.000And they kind of put a Christian and an atheist, or they'll put them together and they'll have a debate show over them, which I've learned a lot off of them as well.
00:52:10.000Like you said, so you're looking for proof and this and that, and you're trying to approach it from like a scientific level or a logical level, but it's something that exceeds that and is woven throughout reality and life.
00:52:28.000There's also, like I said, there is a lot of logical and factual based, at least around the Christian religion.
00:52:36.000Like I said, I look into those three guys.
00:52:38.000There's also, you know, there's all kind of, if you just, like I said, if you just do Christian apologetics, it's like I learned so much just, actually, you know, there was another guy that told Dinesh D'Souza debated Christopher Hitchens multiple times.
00:52:55.000He actually has, he has debates with Christopher Hitchens and stuff.
00:52:58.000You might want to check his stuff out.
00:55:23.000No, I mean, well, my thoughts on that whole thing is like, you know, it's sad that, I mean, while I was doing that stream, somebody also said he's going to be fine as far as the, because it's self-defense, clear self-defense.
00:55:42.000I mean, but the laws that he 100% did break and might not get away with, and I think they're felonies, is that he's not old enough to own a gun where he came from, which was Illinois, I think, and then or in Wisconsin.
00:55:56.000So that might fuck him right there, just like the gun ownership thing, before it even gets like the self-defense deal.
00:56:23.000Like, he knows a guy that got into an altercation, decided to brandish the weapon, and he's going to jail for a long time, and they are really strict on brandishing.
00:56:32.000And so, I mean, it looks like the rights aren't there, but I really think you need to be educated on whatever the laws are, whatever the gun laws are.
00:56:41.000And because if you are a gun owner and you have a license and everything like that, the judge realizes, this is all what Big said, that you went through a course, you know the laws, and there's no excuse for breaking those laws.
00:56:53.000So you're actually more fucked if you have a license than it may be if you didn't in some cases, because there might be some deniability where it's like, oh, I didn't know.
00:57:06.000But I really think it's like, you know, it really does suck, but my whole analogy was, you know, like on a chessboard.
00:57:13.000Don't put your piece on the chessboard if you're – You always got to defend the home, your family, you, your loved ones, the closest to you.
00:57:24.000And Enrique's point was, yeah, but precedents are being set that this is okay.
00:57:29.000So if we don't go out and show ourselves out there, you know, resisting this stuff in Portland, then all of these other cities are going to have the idea that it's okay and they're going to do this unchecked.
00:57:40.000So it is tough and I don't know, but this is just freshly happened.
00:57:43.000And it's obviously getting the gears turning.
00:57:46.000Everybody's kind of like, this seems super fucked up.
00:57:48.000But I think if you were to defend your home legally and lawfully, despite whatever politically is going on, hopefully the laws will favor the homeowner as they should.
00:58:01.000Do you think this is almost like a shot card around the world?
00:58:04.000Is this going to be like enough to wake up these suburbanites?
00:58:44.000Because these are people that are with the movement, but they're getting the brunt of it because the Democrats are allowing this to happen.
00:58:51.000And there seems to be no focused target.
00:59:08.000It's kind of like some soft, bluesy stuff.
00:59:10.000Yesterday I was jamming to like Shade and like oldies, like Patrice Russian and like the whispers, like oldies like that are really nice to lay the guitar line over.
00:59:23.000Basically, that's how I learned how to play lead before I was in bands and stuff like that.
00:59:28.000I would put on the radio, I would put on a lot of AC DC and learn the solos, and then I would put on tracks without guitars.
00:59:35.000A lot of times, too, that's like hip-hop and rap, too.
00:59:37.000They have like no guitar in the track, so it's not like you're fighting over that sound.
00:59:42.000You are the only guitar in that track, so you actually fit into the mix really well when you're like jamming to a radio.
01:03:21.000I really think you have a super strong would you rather if you switcheroo that last one and then separately you can convince them that, you know, aesthetically pleasing tattoos that look good and being good at it, if you will.
01:03:34.000That could be like a separate inquiry, but...
01:03:37.000I mean, would you rather play video games or...
01:03:41.000Like, you shouldn't be doing shitty tattoos.
01:03:44.000Would you rather play video games or wear Crocs, but only to the beach or on vacation?
01:04:49.000Wisconsin Department of Justice finds Jacob Blake, the young man of color who was shot by police after wrestling with them And running to his car when they told him to stop and he got shot.
01:05:47.000Man, first of all, when that lady said she's got 20 questions for you, and you were like, go for it, Gavin would strangle you and pluck your eyes out.
01:09:34.000It's tragic, but off-air, there'll be a lot of times where, um, what the hell?
01:09:40.000Yeah, we were on a train one time, and I basically made a joke that I wouldn't care if he died or something, and I've never seen him laugh harder than that.
01:09:46.000So everybody likes to be teased, and you're right.
01:09:50.000I'm kind of withholding that fun, and that should be there.
01:09:54.000But usually when he jumps down my throat, it's for doing like a technical error, and most of the times I'm wrong, and at the end of the day, he is my boss, so there's this, you know...
01:18:16.000And then at the end, or about halfway through, he talks about just like having a relationship with God and kind of spells that out in a way that I've never really heard it done to where you could understand it fully.
01:18:38.000And then he also has one on creation that's really, really good.
01:18:42.000That one's called God versus Evolution, I think.
01:19:00.000You know, I've always questioned science because it is just as, unless you are a participant in science and you are doing experiments and stuff like that, or you know how to check some of this stuff.
01:19:12.000If you're just an everyday person, it requires just as much faith to believe, you know, things like, you know, astronomy and just take the word for, you know, take their word for it.
01:19:26.000We're, you know, the universe is this planet over here, blah, blah, blah.
01:19:30.000You know, so it's an interesting thing, the question, at the risk of sounding like a complete nut of saying, well, I don't know if, you know, science is correct here because it's like, well, they always use like, well, what do you know?
01:19:44.000Like, what's your qualification for saying that?
01:19:47.000And but, you know, at my level of knowledge, it requires just as much faith to believe everything that science tells you as anything else, you know, like on an atomic level or on a grander scale, the planetary level.
01:20:03.000Well, if you, on that note, you should definitely check out a site called Answers in Genesis.
01:20:11.000It has like every question that's ever been thrown the way, you know, because when people say that, like, it's God or science, it's kind of almost an oxymoron because God is the one that created science, you know?
01:20:28.000And so if there's anything that you or a listener, you know, an argument that you've heard and you're like, yeah, I don't know how to answer that, go to Answers in Genesis.
01:20:44.000He has some amazing videos and all these things that seem to be like gotchas that, you know, atheist or whoever, you know, will throw your way.
01:21:00.000You know, what's crazy too is like, so the other caller had come from that point of view too, where it's like, so there's two reasons to have that conversation.
01:21:10.000Either it's to convert or enlighten somebody else who's maybe an atheist or to here's the scary part is that maybe your faith will come under question because you are hearing evidence or whatever on the contrary of religion.
01:21:28.000But either way, I kind of find those to be pointless conversations because, I mean, they're going to happen.
01:21:36.000You know, I mean, I've had that conversation not too long ago with a friend of mine, and it just winds up being disappointing.
01:21:42.000I mean, nobody's changing their mind here.
01:24:15.000I think that alone, the fact that the DNC took it out of the Pledge of Allegiance, and you're saying that you're going to keep back in, that might convert my lifelong Democrat grandparents.
01:24:26.000Brian, let me tell you, number one, I'm a lifetime fan of Censored.tv.
01:24:52.000So wait, just to get this straight, if you will pick somebody, if they make a purchase to Bubba and Hanks or Heshy Socks, you're gonna give away, how will they get this?
01:29:35.000I mean, like, if you, here's the fucked up part, is that no matter what concessions are made to the BLM movement, as it were, I don't think it'll ever be enough because the people doing the worst things and the most mildest,
01:29:55.000senseless, you know, things, like burning down shit that's inconsequential to what seems like a movement, that's not going to make it stop.
01:30:06.000And then, you know, if you have, I mean, this Jacob Blake guy, Jake, is that his name, Jacob Blake?
01:30:18.000That's a by-the-books, you know, I'm pretty sure that's the way you're supposed to engage that type of...
01:30:28.000I think he had a knife in his hand, not sure, but he went, he said he was going to get a gun, and then he opens his car, and then now they're later finding there is a gun there.
01:30:36.000So if any just regular policing happens, the way that policing is supposed to happen, and it happens to happen to a criminal of color, then, I mean, it's just gonna, it's just gonna, the riots are gonna keep happening.
01:30:53.000Unless the hammer's dropped on them, or we are all under martial law and we lose our rights to just walk around and be out past a certain time.
01:31:02.000It's like we might be under a real, like, fucking, like, an actually oppressive, you know, lifestyle from here on.
01:31:14.000But you see, the whole problem with that is that demand for instantaneous justice, and they're assuming they can get this through mob interaction, you know?