EZRA LEVANT | I’m going to share my feelings with you. No, please don’t turn the channel.
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Summary
I know that a man should never talk about his feelings, but I m going to break that rule just for today, so you ll hear some feelings. I mean, real men don t talk about their feelings. Here s a story about a man who accidentally farted in front of Queen Elizabeth I.
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Hello, my Rebels. Today is a very unusual show.
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I talk about my feelings. I know that is something a man should never do.
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A man should bottle his feelings up and never talk about them.
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I know that. But I'm going to break that rule just for today
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Tonight, I'm going to share my feelings with you. No, please don't turn the channel.
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It's September 3rd and this is the Ezra LeVant Show.
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Why should others go to jail when you're a biggest carbon consumer I know?
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There's 8,500 customers here and you won't give them an answer.
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The only thing I have to say to the government, the wire publisher,
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Let me tell you a little bit about men talking about their feelings.
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And men go to great lengths to avoid talking about their feelings.
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Just ask a man. I don't mean a male feminist like Justin Trudeau or Gian Gomeschi.
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They pretend to talk about feelings as a trick or a trap to seduce women.
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I mean real men don't talk about their feelings.
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Here's a scene from the great movie, movie should have won an Oscar,
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called Talladega Nights, The Legend of Ricky Bobby.
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Look, I know it's a comedy and I know the feelings banter here is a joke,
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No, that's cool. That's cool, Ricky. That's cool.
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You know, I was thinking though, one time it would be really awesome
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Yeah, but, okay, but if you won, how am I going to win?
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I'm just kidding you, man. I don't want to win.
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Bury it deep down in there and never bring it up again.
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Apropos of nothing, just some comment about guys liking things.
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He tweeted this out the other day about how men love to solve problems
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and talk about things more than talk about people.
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He said, men will literally build functioning infrastructure instead of going to therapy.
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I think a lot of feelings are sublimated into building towers or bridges.
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I think the skyscraper race in New York City in the 30s was the focusing and sublimation of feelings.
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Men will literally get into a sailing ship and cross the ocean in the Middle Ages to avoid an embarrassment.
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Get this story about a man who accidentally farted in front of Queen Elizabeth I when he bent over.
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John Aubrey, the diarist, tells a story about the Earl of Oxford.
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When the Earl made a low obeisance to the Queen, he happened to let go of a fart,
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at which he was so ashamed that he left the country for seven years.
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At his return, the Queen welcomed him and said,
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But imagine leaving the country for seven years rather than to talk about something embarrassing.
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Men are supposed to do things, not talk about things.
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But I have had a lot of feelings about the pandemic, not just thoughts and words.
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We've helped more than 2,000 people through our Fight the Fines Civil Liberties project.
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We just set up our vaccine consultations hotline,
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where we're making lawyers available to ordinary people for free
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to get a half-hour consultation about forced vaccines.
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And our big new project is fightvaccinepassports.com,
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where we're going to file 20 strategic lawsuits against vaccine passports.
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We have signed up about half a dozen clients already for that.
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And we'll be telling their stories in the weeks ahead.
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I'm so thankful, who have chipped in more than $630,000 so far towards our goal of a million dollars.
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You might have seen an email from me yesterday.
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We're actually looking to hire 10 lawyers for battles to come,
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Now, I know you're probably thinking, okay, that's litigation, that's lawyering.
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We do journalism, too, telling the other side of the story, which I think is important.
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But look, the real change has to come from the government, in the government, politically.
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I fear that no governing political party in this country,
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no official opposition in this country is standing for liberty.
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and they're climbing in the polls so much so that pollsters are no longer snidely referring to them
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But even the most robust polls show the PPC at around 6% or 7% nationally.
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I saw one poll in Alberta that put them at 16%.
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But in our first-past-the-post system, you can come in second place in 100 ridings,
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you still won't get a single seat in parliament.
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We'll talk a bit more later today about Jason Kenney's latest move to reinstate mask laws
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and to shut down bars at 10 p.m. as if scapegoating blue-collar workers is any way related to the virus.
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And if you saw my interview yesterday with Professor Bruce Pardee,
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you'll know my views and his about failures in every part of the establishment,
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I think that's why people are so upset, so desperate.
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It's the saddest word in the dictionary, to give up hope, to give in to despair.
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And that's why I wanted to make fun of men sharing their feelings a bit.
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But I don't just have thoughts and plans and words.
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And I want to tell you about them, but please don't make too much fun of me.
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I didn't know how bad the virus was, and I had seen plenty of terrifying videos from China,
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some of which are now obvious to me that they were propaganda.
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This man simply collapsing and falling down is obviously a hoax.
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It looks like stormtroopers are spraying the air above a road.
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But two weeks to flatten the curve didn't turn into a crisis.
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The mighty U.S. Navy hospital ships that Donald Trump deployed to New York and L.A.
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And we now know that the early reports of mass deaths were caused by human decisions,
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Quebec's inquiry into the matter shows that doctors and nurses euthanized COVID patients
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just deciding to kill them with morphine, not help them.
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That's why Quebec has half of Canada's COVID deaths, despite having just a quarter of the population.
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That's why so few people actually know anyone who died from COVID.
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And by know someone, I use Scott Adams' definition of have you personally talked to that person in the past five years.
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So unless you knew a lot of 85-year-old Quebec nursing home victims, I'm guessing you probably don't know someone who actually has died from this pandemic.
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By the way, they did the same thing in New York State, too.
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So our fear and confusion in those early days and weeks gave way within for sure a couple months
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because we knew the contours of the disease much better.
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It was a disease we learned of the old, to be sure, but mainly of the old and already sick and, to be honest, of the fat.
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And things were subsiding a bit in the summer, as coronaviruses do, as flus do,
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until suddenly the fear machine revved up at the end of August last year, about a year ago exactly.
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All at once, in unison, every province and city, it was like an orchestra,
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within weeks every province and city had their mask laws out of nowhere.
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There were no mask laws for the first six months.
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In fact, the opposite. Here's Teresa Tam saying don't wear a mask.
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So our advice right now is there is no need to use a mask for well, people.
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Then suddenly every place made masks the rule all at once. Why?
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Conformity. You could feel it, if that's a feeling.
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I could sense that people wore the masks as a sense of tribe.
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Back then, Trump was still president. If you hated Trump, you were a masker.
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If you hated Trump, you mocked his simpler suggestions for remedies, like hydroxychloroquine.
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Whatever solidarity there had been in the first month,
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whatever relief there was in the months that followed when the virus subsided,
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it was replaced by this political and personal division.
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That's when we started seeing the scapegoating.
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That's when people took it upon themselves to be mask bullies and mask police.
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And as I've said before, none of them ever used the language of someone genuinely scared of getting sick.
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It was all about compliance and obedience and submission.
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Not a single mask skull that I have seen, and I think I've seen 50 videos,
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put your mask on, you'll get sick, or put your mask on, you'll make me sick.
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None of them, because that's not why people felt the need to rage.
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It was about compliance. It was about signaling what team you were on.
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If you were part of the faceless blob, strength in numbers, solidarity,
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or if you were part of the dissident individualists.
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And that division, that us versus them pitting us against each other,
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to make us practice separating from our friends and neighbors and even our family,
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to practice not going to church anymore, to funerals or weddings anymore.
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It prepped us. It prepped us to distance from each other,
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to hate independent people who didn't want to submit,
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to blame them as dirty, almost like animals, almost subhuman.
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This was the front page of the Toronto Star last week,
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a collage of hatred against those who aren't faxed,
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I see a shocking story today about a woman who needs life-saving surgery in Alberta,
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But her doctor told her there would be no surgery if she didn't get the vaccine.
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A few months ago, Trudeau said we would never get this way.
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I think we are very aware of the fact that these new variants,
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in particular the Delta variant, are very concerning.
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We're seeing surges of COVID in several European countries
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even if they already had high rates of vaccination.
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That is why we're continuing to repeat the message
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that in order to come back to a more normal way of living in Canada,
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We see every day hundreds of thousands of people being vaccinated.
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We lead the planet in terms of first and second dose vaccines.
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And we not to have to make this vaccination compulsory
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once given the proper information and the encouragement of doctors,
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Because yes, even if we have now reached 80% of eligible Canadians
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we still have a lot of work to do to get to a situation in the fall
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Both have become absolute forced vaccine bullies.
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Trudeau couldn't be clearer about us versus them
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saying they and those people threatened his life
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They are wrong about how we get through this pandemic.
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If you want to get on a plane or a train in the coming months,
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So families with their kids don't have to worry
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And we know that the way to get through this as well
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is to make sure that people can go into non-essential businesses
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and feel safe that they're not going to catch COVID
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And that means we're going to work with provinces and territories
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who want to move forward on vaccination certifications,
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we're going to pay for the development of those privileges
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instead of with Canadians who did their part and stepped up.
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we're getting through this pandemic as quickly as we can?
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even if they're medically unable to take the vaccine
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because they might die from the vaccine, for example,
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I haven't had a whole chance to look at all the details here,
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So they will not be able to attend those events.
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hundreds of Canadians have died from the vaccines.