The CDC has released a new protocol for men who want to breastfeed their babies, and we're here to talk about it. Plus, we talk about the one-child policy in China and why we should all grow babies in bags.
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00:00:54.000Already, there have been many women who have talked about this, that when breastfeeding, you have to be careful about what you're eating because it goes into your baby.
00:01:02.000If you're a biological male, And you've got a whole bunch of drugs.
00:01:06.000Actually, I think the Daily Mail might have the- they have a whole list of drugs you gotta take.
00:01:35.000What's so frustrating is that I'm in mom chats with women who had trouble lactating and they were not, as biological women who actually gave birth, they were not offered this protocol.
00:01:46.000Because there's, yeah, I guess in theory you could do it, but there are risks to the baby.
00:01:51.000These drugs, you know, there are other side effects.
00:01:54.000And as biological women, again, who gave birth, doctors said this is not the right thing to do, better to just do it formula.
00:02:00.000But simultaneously, doctors are also offering this to men?
00:02:04.000And this is why I have no trust in the medical establishment anymore.
00:03:18.000She said, if you support men breastfeeding a baby to validate their delusion that they are a woman, you may as well just admit that you think men can do whatever they want and you're a depraved men's rights activist, because that's what this is, depraved.
00:03:30.000And then you have these, like, trans women can breastfeed, and I did breastfeed my child.
00:03:35.000Despite Pilgrim's odd tweet that I simulated breastfeeding, I used the standard protocol created for adoptive mothers.
00:03:55.000You know, with China and their one-child policy, wasn't it the case that people would kill their female babies?
00:04:03.000Yeah, there was infanticide, and that's why a lot of the Chinese babies who were adopted were almost entirely female, because they were the ones who were surrendered.
00:04:11.000So if we've come to the point where people can grow babies in pods, Is the same thing gonna happen where parents are just like, let's just have a boy.
00:05:24.000So a guy, he's running around trying to stick his dick in whatever he can, and the women are supposed to be like, no, you have to be responsible, make a commitment, and actually do work, and the guys are like, okay, I guess.
00:05:38.000Like, that's the way that it's always been.
00:05:39.000Well, it's men... Women control access to sex, but men control access to relationships.
00:05:45.000And right now, both of those paradigms are being completely turned on their heads.
00:05:48.000Like, women are sleeping with the world, and men aren't getting into relationships, and that's why, like, gender dynamics both ways are terrible.
00:05:56.000You think you say men control the gate to relationships because women are willing to communicate with whoever, but the guy has to open up?
00:06:02.000Well, because as a woman, like, you want that long-term commitment.
00:06:06.000So it's easy, it's very easy, it's easy for a woman to convince a man to sleep with her, and I think it's pretty easy for a man to convince a woman to marry him, if that makes sense.
00:06:33.000And so marriage was the, I guess, bargaining, bargain between those two where each person, each party gets, you know, what they're looking for out of the relationship, whether that's sex or long-term protection and commitment through marriage.
00:07:03.000There are a lot of guys who do want to get married.
00:07:04.000There's a lot of women who do want a real relationship.
00:07:07.000But I think what's happened is with the way leftism has approached this whole thing of like liberation, feminism, et cetera, and women can do whatever they want.
00:07:18.000All that's really going to happen is they're going to eliminate themselves from the gene pool, and then it will go back to the way things were.
00:07:53.000The Pew research, going back to 2018, showed that the first generation in 100 years, Gen Z, ticked slightly more conservative in some areas, and that hasn't happened in 100 years.
00:08:02.000I mean, in some areas, but if you, like, 1 in 4 Gen Z is LGBT.
00:08:08.000What I think happened is, in 2000, conservatives were having, for every 4 conservative kids, there are, I think, 3 liberal kids.
00:08:18.000And this is why we saw that shift in Gen Z, which is slightly more conservative, because they are still fairly progressive, as progressive as millennials.
00:08:26.000But a little bit more conservative in some areas than Millennials, which was surprising.
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00:09:54.000People need to understand that civil war doesn't happen because one day, half the country just splits in half and then goes, now we're fighting each other.
00:10:02.000Liberals have more liberal kids, conservatives have conservative kids, and then as the generations move further and further away from each other, eventually they despise each other and they fight.
00:10:10.000It's not necessarily only, like, the rift isn't only broadening through generations, but also states.
00:10:15.000I think states are drifting further and further apart as well.
00:11:44.000There are gender dysphoric kids that When they reach puberty, their dysphoria is highly likely to abate, but there are no kids that need to be treated as if they are a different gender.
00:11:56.000There are no kids that need to be transitioned.
00:11:58.000That's a better way to say it, because saying there are no trans kids is like, what do you mean?
00:12:02.000There's tons of kids who have been transitioned.
00:12:04.000Yeah, but the point that I'm trying to make is that they don't need to be transitioned.
00:12:10.000Well, I guess the conservative rebuttal would be, are there adults who, quote, need to be transitioned?
00:12:16.000Maybe there aren't, but that's not my position to say, and I'm not in any way interested in trying to tell someone how they have to live their life if they're an adult.
00:12:25.000You guys, you know who Martine Rothblatt is?
00:12:28.000This is the founder of trans, this is the trans, this is the next, he is a trans woman, he became Martine and now he is a she.
00:12:38.000American lawyer, author, entrepreneur, inventor, transgender rights advocate, talks about transgenderism and transhumanism and how they're the same thing.
00:12:45.000I don't know a lot about Martine yet, but Jason Burmiss has told me over and over, this is the person that is attempting to craft a world where people become unisex, like a part of a machine where the babies are being grown in vats and these kinds of things.
00:14:42.000But yeah, they definitely think that's the thing.
00:14:44.000Well, that's what leftists, they did that thing where they, you know, initially they were saying, oh, we're just talking about gender, not sex.
00:14:51.000It's like, yeah, sex is biological, but we're just talking about gender and social constructs.
00:14:55.000Yeah, gradually they started including sex into that.
00:14:58.000Now there are leftists who say that biological sex is an even binary because they, I mean, it's like the slippery slope.
00:15:05.000They're eventually just trying to say men and women are completely the same.
00:15:08.000It excites me to think that humans might be diverging into a different species, that one will be, like, away from the computers and they'll just be men, women, as we know, and then the other one will be, like, this hyper-attuned machine man, where they're, like, plugged in from two weeks old, that they lace their brain matter with neural net, and as they're growing, it grows around the net, they exist unisex, like, they have no sex, they just, machine grows, they'll take control of the other humans, the hominids, and call them, like, cattle.
00:15:33.000Doesn't that happen, like, in, uh, like, there's, like, that tabletop game, like, it's called, like, War or something?
00:16:35.000The funny thing is, when this came out six or so years ago, I would tell people, this is the debate, they'd say, no, shut the fuck up, you're crazy.
00:16:41.000And I'd be like, dude, pay the fuck attention!
00:17:36.000But so, everyone at this table, I ask them, I'm like, you guys allowed to talk politics here?
00:17:41.000Because some poker rooms don't let you talk politics because people get into fights.
00:17:44.000And they were like, Haven't heard anything about that.
00:17:47.000There's a TV playing the news, and something about men and women's sports came on, and then someone asked about what was going on with this shit he'd been seeing.
00:19:18.000I've my view on the whole trans issue is really it's changed over the past six years because I feel like in the 90s you you mentioned the term transsexual there was what is now referred to as transmedicalism the idea that you are a male born in a female's body and that heck even the brain of a trans person is going to be more like one gender than the other I'm sorry one sex than the other so it actually is a medical condition And that's what it was sold to people like my generation as initially, and I really did buy into it.
00:19:46.000Like, I looked at a trans person, I'm like, okay, you're in the wrong body, but your brain, because, you know, men and women's brains are different, your brain is just wired wrong, and that's very easy for me to, like, accept, okay, this is just a medical condition.
00:19:58.000But the thing is, that was always a lie.
00:20:02.000They were looking at the brains of trans people who were already on cross-sex hormones.
00:20:05.000So, it's just not accurate to say that the whole man and woman's body thing is fake.
00:20:10.000And now, the idea that there needs to be a medical neurological diagnosis, that's referred to as transmedicalism and it's gatekeeping.
00:20:18.000The trans community calls it gatekeeping.
00:20:21.000So, they really are just like they've abandoned any type of, I guess, medical reasoning behind this and they're just going entirely off feelings.
00:20:29.000It's important to point out that men have bigger brains than women.
00:20:45.000But they do want to say it does not impact intelligence, despite the size difference.
00:20:48.000Men and women's brains are more alike than they are different.
00:20:51.000And what you actually see with this, the bigger Issue is, we don't actually see anything, we don't see a lot related to size in the differences.
00:21:46.000Why they say that Asian women can't drive?
00:21:48.000So I was talking to a guy I knew who grew up in China.
00:21:52.000He's like a white dude, but he grew up in China, spoke Mandarin and all that stuff.
00:21:56.000And he said what happens is the only people who can afford to leave China and emigrate to the United States could afford drivers and typically didn't drive themselves.
00:22:05.000They would take cabs or something like that.
00:22:06.000So when they come to the United States, They're not going to be spending all this money on private drivers because it's more expensive here.
00:22:15.000Well, I'm not saying that my family did this, but according to my dad, some people in the Asian community way back when in like Canada and America, they would just have one guy take all the driver's tests because the white people could not tell them apart.
00:22:32.000So I think for a while like you know in the United States there are probably like 50 Asian people that actually had the driver's license and the skills and the rest were just kind of passing off.
00:22:42.000I think the same thing happens in South Korea a lot of the time.
00:24:47.000How it was used with the government regarding rent, and it has been used also in a case in the 60s about contraception, and I just have this idea that the Third Amendment is very misunderstood.
00:25:00.000Like, for example, the First and Second Amendments are huge.
00:25:50.000I think that would be Fourth Amendment though.
00:25:52.000Although the Third Amendment does state without consent, they're not allowed to do it without consent.
00:25:56.000So by consent, by people allowing these programs and machines in their homes, they've consented to it.
00:26:03.000Correct, but what are we consenting to?
00:26:06.000Are we consenting to the government subpoena and using it against us?
00:26:09.000I think that would be Fourth Amendment, though.
00:26:12.000Unreasonable search and seizure would be fourth.
00:26:14.000I feel like Third Amendment might come up with, I don't know if people like Eric Adams eventually say to New Yorkers, all right, you're taking the migrants, like we have too many of them.
00:26:22.000And he's already asking them to do it voluntarily.
00:26:26.000You consent to the social networks terms of service, which are they're gonna take all your data and hold it in a- It's not your data anymore.
00:27:26.000Like, if you don't activate your rights, they disappear.
00:27:28.000You're right, but when an occupying force doesn't abide by this, we're only abiding by the First Amendment among ourselves when we already agree with its tenets.
00:27:37.000So, it's supposed to stop government from infringing on our rights, but our government is under the occupation of crackpot psychopaths, and has been for a long time.
00:27:46.000Well, I feel like the Founding Fathers knew that, that the document was only as good as its enforcement.
00:27:52.000That's why there's also the idea that the Tree of Liberty must be refreshed with the blood of patriots and tyrants alive.
00:27:57.000But he regretted that, and I can't remember exactly what happened.
00:28:55.000Because that's why the Constitution is Swiss cheese.
00:28:58.000The problem, the reason that is all boils down to two different things, the Commerce Clause and the Necessary and Proper Clause.
00:29:04.000Those two things can be handled by, and I think they could be handled by, with less than an amendment, but an amendment could make it clear, look, the Necessary and Proper Clause does not mean the government has carte blanche to do whatever it wants, and the Commerce Clause does not mean that traveling over state lines gives the federal government the ultimate authority over it.
00:29:26.000So those two things alone are the biggest problem with the Constitution.
00:29:44.000So the Commerce Clause is within the Necessary and Proper Clause.
00:29:49.000And essentially what the government, the federal government, you may not have heard this before Ian, but the federal government one time argued successfully that the government could regulate wheat that was being grown by a farmer on his property to feed to his own cows.
00:30:07.000The federal government decided in court that it was acceptable to regulate that under the Commerce Clause.
00:30:14.000The Commerce Clause says that the federal government has the power to make the The commerce between the states regular to regulate it.
00:30:20.000Their argument was because this wheat is being fed to his cows, he's not engaging with the market that exists for wheat or grain or whatever.
00:30:33.000And because of that, it affects international interstate commerce.
00:30:36.000And because it affects interstate commerce, that gives the federal government the power to regulate it.
00:30:41.000So by not interacting with interstate commerce, I'm affecting interstate commerce, and therefore I'm doing interstate commerce.
00:31:40.000As someone who was groomed and abused when I was a kid and subjected to things like porn and understanding the damage it does, I'm not understanding why we need to prepare kids for porn and depravity instead of trying to protect them by teaching them about the dangers of porn and about modesty and waiting, which was super commonplace before the sexual revolution.
00:32:02.000Um, well, I do think that my modesty is important to have a kid not not go hog wild.
00:32:09.000But what I'm made my main concern is that if a kid sees something on his buddy's cell phone when he's eight, and he doesn't understand what he's looking at, but it's like raw fucking doggy, like horrible, just pain porn.
00:32:55.000Maybe if they can talk about it, though, they'll be able to work through it.
00:32:59.000But then that's like, what, do they show you?
00:33:01.000Do they have to bring you a picture of what they saw?
00:33:02.000I'm not into reliving past trauma, making a kid, see it again.
00:33:07.000This is why we made these things criminal.
00:33:10.000Well, I agree with that, but they're still there.
00:33:13.000Well, I think something that's interesting that I'm learning more about as a mom that I think maybe touches a little bit of your point is that, you know, when I was growing up, it was all like your PPE, your princess parts, like it was very like language for the body was kept very general, but they've actually done studies that kids who are able to correctly identify anatomy penis vagina they are less at risk of being like sexually molested because they're able to like articulate what could have happened to them and perhaps like that kind of just fact based this is your body which is not inherently sexual
00:33:50.000Helping children understand that maybe could help them if they do see something express that to a parent so if it does happen the parent is able to counsel them if that makes sense because that's a way where you're not explicitly sexualizing a child or their body or introducing something they wouldn't have seen before but you are preparing them that if it does happen they have the necessary tools to communicate to you that they probably need some some help or guidance or counseling or whatever it may be.
00:34:23.000My parents had left me with some family, had a neighbor that watched their kids.
00:34:28.000Me and my cousins and stuff were hanging out.
00:34:32.000My parents took off the person watching the kids.
00:34:38.000Did some stuff, nothing brutal or anything like that, but as soon as my parents came back, I was like, mom, dad, blah, blah, blah, and I told them, and it was because I had great parents, I have great parents, my mom, I'm super close to my mom, I didn't feel afraid, and I could articulate what happened, and it wasn't funny names, it wasn't who-whos and blah, blah, blah, it's like I articulated what happened, and it was handled right away.
00:35:05.000And so, like, I don't have any kind of, like, lasting trauma because I knew I could go to my parents because they were, you know, they were awesome about it and because there was, you know, I wasn't beat to crap or anything, thankfully.
00:35:17.000But, like, you need to have kids that understand their own bodies and can articulate what's going on, even if they don't know the deeper context, you know what I mean?
00:35:27.000Because at, you know, three years old, at three years old, you don't know what sex is, you know?
00:35:33.000Yeah, I felt comfortable telling my parents about that kind of thing.
00:35:38.000Like, if a neighbor kid was pouring gasoline on the ground and lighting it on fire, I told them, and they were like, you can never hang out with them again.
00:37:06.000My question is more specifically for Tim, but I'd love to hear everybody's input on the matter.
00:37:12.000My question is, why doesn't the right, and when I say the right, I'm talking about folks like Tim, Steven Crowder, those of the Daily Wire, Ben Shapiro, Candace Owens, what not, Alex Jones, and many, many more, even smaller influencers like Stixxhex, Amber, and Jeremy Hambly from the Coring.
00:37:35.000Why don't we unite our messaging power to build new cycles And then have the left react to them instead of us reacting to the Daily Mail or, you know, the Postmillennial or CNN or whatever.
00:37:50.000Because I feel like we have the poll to be able to do that.
00:37:53.000And there's so many positive stories that we can condition the average American with.
00:37:59.000For example, good guy with a gun stories, you know, they happen a hundred times.
00:38:28.000That's not an issue of a leading story that the right should target.
00:38:33.000That's an issue of a story that's not interesting enough to the average person.
00:38:36.000The right does have its own media ecosystem, and it has its own stories.
00:38:42.000It didn't used to be this way, I mean like 10 years ago, but it's become this way now that there are often stories the left has no idea about.
00:38:47.000Case in point, Joe Biden saying, if you don't fire the prosecutor, you're not getting a billion dollars.
00:38:53.000The left doesn't even know it happened.
00:38:55.000We often do this, they just won't hear it.
00:38:57.000As for good guys with guns stories, they're typically not big enough stories because a good guy saved the day.
00:39:05.000So the average person is gonna be like, oh, that was cool, and then they're gonna move on from the story.
00:39:09.000Whereas when shitloads of people die, it's just everyone's freaked out, even on the right.
00:39:15.000George Floyd is a story that was so big, Ben Shapiro and everyone on the right reacted to it because it was a big story.
00:39:22.000If he didn't die, nobody would react to it.
00:39:23.000BLM might bring it up and no one's gonna care.
00:39:25.000So, I do think we've done a really great job recently.
00:39:29.000If you go to thepostmillennial.com, for instance, they often will have stories you won't see in the New York Times.
00:39:34.000The New York Times will ignore a whole bunch of this shit.
00:39:36.000And so we do often react to those stories, comment on those stories, and share those stories.
00:39:42.000You can't make the left hear it because the New York Times will never pick it up.
00:39:45.000So we just have to take over the media ecosystem, which we've been doing, and I think shows like this are making a difference.
00:39:50.000I think I'm excited for the culture when we're doing there because it's bringing leftists And people of different opinions into a space where their fans will have to hear these things.
00:41:33.000So when we make a movie that's as globally groundbreaking as Brokeback Mountain, and it's on Daily Wire, and all these companies are supporting it, but it's people that we know.
00:42:45.000And after 100 pushups one day, I was like, I feel pretty fucking good right now.
00:42:49.000So we've got a music video in the works that requires body transformation, the likes you see with someone like Christian Bale or I think Jared Leto did it as well.
00:43:02.000But the goal here is we've just got to keep making stuff and you hope that eventually you hit it big.
00:43:09.000Eventually, hopefully, maybe not a song that's written by me and produced by Carter, maybe it's someone we end up signing.
00:43:15.000But eventually, we want to get a song out there that people just like so much they share with everybody, and then the industry can't deny it.
00:43:27.000If I can say one more thing real quick, don't you think between the entire right wing, though, that we have enough pull to kind of, you know, not necessarily astroturf things like the left, but I guess in a way, astroturf things like the left does.
00:43:43.000We did with the video, produced by TimCast News, by the way.
00:43:47.000We did the, uh, we put, we, we, it was our reporter, Aladdin Eliyahu, reporting for TimCast News, who caught the, we are coming for your children, which went so viral, it forced the left to react to it in the corporate press.
00:44:02.000I was talking more about like people, you know, at Timcast and like, say, Daily Wire and maybe others kind of forming like a little group chat where they're like, OK, we're all going to run this story.
00:44:13.000We're going to force the left to react to it.
00:44:16.000I just feel like between the whole right wing, there's a lot of power there that's untapped and potential energy.
00:44:24.000Stories like what's happening is everybody in the world says a word or says a sentence and then someone says a sentence that everyone agrees with and so it bubbles up and naturally rises to the top.
00:44:37.000What's happening is, as we succeed in producing content that people like, because Get Woke Go Broke, so we're winning, we gain more resources and ability to spread more and start taking that hill from the woke people who are abandoning it.
00:44:51.000There's no way for us to go to the Daily Wire and be like, hey guys, here's a story we should all talk about.
00:44:57.000It would be the weirdest, cringiest thing if everyone all of a sudden was like, we've all decided to talk about this cheese factory that went out of business, and people would be like, I literally don't give a shit about that.
00:45:07.000Yeah, the cheese factory would be a bit weird, but I was thinking more like, say, like a MAGA month celebration type thing, where it's like middle of June and everyone tells their followers, alright guys, go get your American flags.
00:45:23.000Like, if we all got together and said Magamonth, and then it turned into the cringiest thing ever, we would lose cultural influence.
00:45:32.000So we have to rely on merit, not on collectivism.
00:45:38.000You know, getting all of the different factions together and being like, hey, we're 15 people of influence, let's make, you know, this day a holiday for this reason, and then it turns out that the average person finds it to be a stupid idea, we just look silly.
00:45:54.000And I think there should be a base W-E-F.
00:45:57.000Like, look, this is exactly what's happening.
00:45:59.000The left gets together effectively and says, we're gonna do a bunch of diversity stuff because that's what people want, and then everyone says that's cringe and it's really fucking dumb.
00:46:07.000Where it used to be, we'd make a bunch of movies and the best movie would get the most attention.
00:46:12.000That's what we're trying to do now, and the merit will defeat the collectivism.
00:47:51.000So there's been a huge discussion on how we quote-unquote got here as a culture, and I wanted to purport something I feel like that hasn't been talked about much and ask your guys' opinion.
00:47:59.000So Warren Sussman, he wrote this book called Culture Has History, talking about American culture, and he purports that at the turn of the 19th and the 20th century, we changed from a quote-unquote culture of character to a culture of personality.
00:48:12.000I just wanted to read a couple words he used to describe both.
00:48:16.000For the culture of character, he used words like citizenship, duty, work, integrity, and he says, above all, manhood.
00:48:23.000Whereas for personality, it's really interesting.
00:48:26.000He says, fascinating, stunning, attractive, magnetic, and other words like that.
00:48:31.000And I was just curious what you guys think on this idea that really one of the biggest influences to our cultural problems is that we've gone from a culture of character to a culture of personality.
00:49:08.000I think I could see this in, I feel like a lot of people when they were offered their bio and they're defying yourself on MySpace, I think a lot of people have really Leaned into that a lot so we're all worried about like how you define yourself and like writing a bio and stuff like that I understand what this guy is saying But I think that was a really big shift in people's mentality like you have to like People will now view it's important to like you know announce your pronouns and like what you like to do and like all this There's that before like these left-wing meetings and stuff I think people have leaned in so far into that idea that it's important to like you know get it out in front of it people just forget about like
00:49:43.000You know, it doesn't, no one really cares at the end of the day either.
00:49:46.000I don't know, I'm trying to understand what this guy is particularly saying.
00:50:54.000They'll give you a speeding ticket because it's easy and they'll get away with it.
00:50:56.000A cop is more likely to pull you over for speeding than the guy who's waving a gun around because the guy with the gun is dangerous and scary.
00:51:09.000I guess what I'm saying is it's narcissistic.
00:51:11.000People care so much about themselves that they just literally don't care about anyone else, and it's just this weird thing that I feel like came out of, like, I guess, like, yeah, like, I'm trying to think, I've figured it out.
00:51:23.000Certainly social media and narcissism are hand in hand.
00:51:29.000I mean, like, people aren't really seeking the spiritual good.
00:51:33.000We're seeking just hedonistic pleasures, which are inherently narcissistic.
00:51:37.000So there's no search for anything that's a higher meaning.
00:51:39.000It's just like, you know, the buttons they gave the rats where they could just, like, press it and it would, like, trigger their brain to go into orgasm.
00:51:47.000Like, that's essentially what we're doing on social media.
00:51:49.000That's what we're doing with hookup culture, with our fast food.
00:51:52.000You have a great crisis, and children's people die.
00:51:57.000The strong people understand meritocracy, they understand honor, they understand purity, and then they have kids, and those kids are more likely to succeed, but those kids, not all of them understand all of it, and humans want to protect each other, preserve those of less moral standing, and then several generations later, you end up with a whole bunch of shitheads who don't believe in hard work, don't believe in responsibility, I think they're entitled to everything, which causes or contributes to a major crisis where shitheads don't make it.
00:52:34.000So I think, you know, you can look at it kind of like Strassau generational theory.
00:52:37.000It's just every third generation, they squander the gifts of their grandparents or their great-grandparents, and then it causes catastrophe.
00:52:47.000They don't know what it took to maintain a system so good.
00:52:50.000The greatest generation, World War I, World War II, but, you know, as well as with the people who fought in World War I, a great crisis.
00:53:01.000People struggled through this shit, became hardened, and said, in order to survive and succeed, you must be a good person and hold these values true.
00:53:09.000You deserve nothing, you're entitled to nothing, you just have to keep working, and life's not fair.
00:53:13.000Then you get a bunch of people who grew up the hippie generation, where they just do drugs and have sex all day.
00:53:16.000They have a bunch of shithead kids who are super woke and developmentally disabled, and they're burning everything to the ground.
00:53:25.000And it's the society that comes out of it, after the fourth turning, will be more dedicated to honor and hard work.
00:53:32.000That hippie generation, too, got really fucked by the Vietnam War, because they thought they were doing World War II all over again, a lot of them.
00:53:38.000They thought they were going to fight the good fight, and they came back with no legs, if they came back at all, I think.
00:54:12.000That's what's happening in like urban centers and then it's just like literal lawlessness, Mad Max increasingly in places like Chicago.
00:54:18.000And that's like video game culture where people think they can pull someone out of a car because they did it in Grand Theft Auto or whatever when they were nine and they did it a hundred times.
00:54:27.000And they dream about it, because they do it so many times in the game.
00:54:52.000One of the worst games I've ever played.
00:54:52.000I like math and like math problem games like Civilization where you're doing calculations and contingencies and things like that.
00:54:59.000But video games... I think little kids that are four or five years old that are playing a game over and over where you punch someone might end up being more likely to think it's okay to punch someone.
00:55:10.000This is the leftist argument they've been making for a decade.
00:55:17.000But one of the big components of Gamergate was that the feminists and leftists wanted to make video games that were referred to as walking simulators.
00:55:25.000And the feminists kept saying, how come all video games have to be components of violence?
00:55:50.000I just wanted to say, it's interesting you brought up, because I have underlined, it says, the vision of self-sacrifice began to yield to that self-realization.
00:55:59.000And so, I don't know, I don't really know who Sussman is, but...
00:56:02.000Yeah, it's really interesting to me, because basically, nobody cares about anybody else.
00:56:35.000The Darkness Iconic Ability, complete waste of time, total garbage.
00:56:41.000The Phoenix Power you start with is basically the best, and then you have Garuda and Ramuh, which are good, and all the rest are completely worthless, except for maybe Shiva, but it's all basically just like...
00:56:51.000You know, point and laser, I don't know.
00:58:02.000I've been playing the Horizon games because Burning Shores came out.
00:58:05.000That is a very well-made game, and it's got stupid woke bullshit in it, like, every female- every commander's a woman, and I'm like, dude, if human civilization got wiped out and a bunch of tribal humans emerged in the wake with no knowledge of their past, you would not see every legion being led by women.