In this episode of America First, host Nicholas J. Fuentes talks about his debate on Trainwreck's political podcast on Twitch, and why he decided to debate someone other than Sargon of Akkad. He also gives his thoughts on the debate itself, and what he would have done if he was chosen to debate it. You can find the full show notes and discussion questions at the bottom of the page. Have a question or suggestion? hl=en We'd like to hear your thoughts on this episode, and we'd love to hear from you in the comments section below! Please don't forget to rate, review, and subscribe to our other shows, The Anthropology, The HYPE Report, and The HYPETALKS! If you like what you hear, please HIT SUBSCRIBE and leave us a rating and review on Apple Podcasts! It helps us bring more shows like this to you, and helps us reach more people! Thank you for listening and supporting the show! - Nicky's Note: We'll be looking out for your questions and comments in the next episode! Subscribe to our newest episode, "America First" on Anchor.fm! Subscribe to America First! Subscribe on iTunes! Subscribe Subscribe on Podchaser, Rate/subscribe on iTunes Learn more about your ad choices? Subscribe on PODCAST, rate, and review our podcast on iTunes, and help us spread the word out there about our new show "The Big Fish Podcasts and the podcast "Big Fish" on the world's Best Pod Chatter, The Biggest Podcasts Podcasts, The Realest Podcasts & the Biggest Podchore on the Podcasts of the World's Best Podcasts? Big Fish's Most Amazing Podcasts on the Internet, The Most Beautiful Podcasts Awardee Awardee, Big Fish, and the Most Beautiful Farm Day, The Cuteest Podcast Award, The Best Podchor, The Greatest Farm Girl, The Coolest Farmhouse Podcast, The Cheapest Podcast Award & The Most Amazing Farmhandiest Podcast Award Award, the Bigest Gave Meals on the Most Amazingest Farmhand, the Best Gave It All Outsteezer Award, and Much More! -- The Bigest Farmboy Awardee & The Best Bump, the Realest Farmgirl in the Most Effort, the Most Shoutout, The Kabbalistic Farmgirl Award,
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00:16:18.000And somebody recommended to me, I was playing through Battle for Bikini Bottom, the old Spongebob GameCube game, which I completed in one sitting.
00:16:51.000And I go, alright, good, we've got a debate going, and I didn't know who I was going to be debating, I didn't know what topics were going to be discussed, I just knew, okay, I'm going to be a part of this debate.
00:17:01.000And so fast forward to yesterday, I don't hear anything, I text him, hey are we still on for tonight?
00:17:05.000And he posts a picture, it turns out he's got Blair White, Sargon of Akkad, Destiny, and Hassan Piker.
00:17:39.000He says you just got to agree you're gonna use the terms of service as you're not gonna use this as like political theater like you're actually gonna debate which I understand because people pull that kind of stuff all the time you know they want to make a statement they want to make a name for themselves and that's why you do a debate I guess more or less but he wanted to make sure that I was going to make arguments and I said of course you know
00:17:59.000If you watch this show, you know that's all I do.
00:18:01.000And I'm funny, and I have a routine, and I have a schtick, but that's what I'm about at the end of the day, is the issues, right?
00:18:07.000So he says, okay, we'll bring you on the show, because Blair White cancelled.
00:18:10.000So I come on the debate, and boy, that was a long one.
00:18:14.000I thought we were going to get done by like 9 o'clock, because I was planning on just jumping on board maybe two hours later, and it's 10.50!
00:18:22.000The debate goes on for... It started a little bit late, but it goes on for four hours, for crying out loud.
00:18:34.000Honestly, I was a little bit surprised.
00:18:36.000And I'm not one of these people who will not admit if I've lost or if there's a stalemate or something, but holy smokes!
00:18:44.000And I'll break each issue down point by point and I'll look at each debater, but
00:18:49.000Really what I was just surprised about, and it reminded me actually, because this is not the first time I debated Destiny.
00:18:55.000The setup was it was the right wing, me and Sargon, which isn't really fair because Sargon isn't... He's not really right wing, and I don't mean to say that in a disparaging way.
00:19:04.000He identifies as a liberal, a centrist, which is okay.
00:19:08.000But it was me and him versus Hassan, who's like a Marxist, and Destiny, who's a neoliberal.
00:19:28.000But just all the little jabs, all these little underhanded comments, all these, you know, getting hung up on little details, the interruptions, it's just...
00:19:58.000But then I gotta sit through, Nazi this, Nazi that, he wants to kill all Jews, blah blah blah, and the interruptions, and just the, these little jabs and everything.
00:20:06.000Oh, I just have no stomach for that, because you know me.
00:20:10.000I think my conduct in the debate was basically polite, until we reached a tipping point, where it was like, no, I'm getting called out for going on a tangent or interrupting, it's like, what's going on here?
00:21:17.000We had a good time and we put on a show but but even to the end it was even trainwrecks TV trying to wrap it up saying and I everyone here's a good person and blah blah blah and these people with the little little cuts the little jives no no no don't say that they're not good people
00:21:32.000Very hard to get past that because I like to be.
00:23:26.000The moderator, I thought, did a good job.
00:23:28.000You know, I thought it was a little bit biased towards the end.
00:23:31.000You know, maybe I don't see the whole debate, so it's hard to be objective, but it felt like he was a little biased, this Asgold or whatever character, but he was good.
00:25:22.000I don't like when people say somebody who isn't smart, or rather, when people say somebody who is smart isn't smart because they disagree with them.
00:26:08.000Resorts to this fast talking and I'm gonna gish gallop and I'm gonna hit you with an insult And I'm gonna say you you really believe that you know something completely ridiculous these sorts of things so that's frustrating.
00:26:18.000I'll say he's frustrating So I don't I don't care for him that much, but he was an interesting opponent I think it would have been better for just him, but this hassan piker guy.
00:26:28.000I mean come on Come on, if there's any example of somebody who's in over their skis
00:26:48.000But just the level of discourse that he brings to the table, I'm sitting there shaking my head like, we can't have this debate go on with somebody who is just, uh, three steps behind playing catch-up the whole time, you know?
00:27:01.000It's like, I feel like I have to walk him through every little piece of it.
00:27:05.000It's no wonder he's Cenk's nephew, let me just put it that way.
00:27:08.000So it was sort of like the Ronnie Cameron debate, it's like at the end of it you're just like,
00:27:12.000oh my gosh like you just can't get it through your head man like i don't know i don't have i've never met you like i don't have a problem with you personally you said some nasty things about me it's neither here nor there but it's like holy cow dude try and keep up please you know and and getting hung up on every little thing i think that's the
00:27:32.000That's a signifier to me of low IQ, is we're trying to focus on one strain.
00:27:37.000You know, we'll get into this when I break down the topics.
00:27:40.000Like, for example, we're talking about the Christchurch shooter, and we're talking about what causes somebody to do the Christchurch shooting.
00:27:49.000Is it, you know, what is the cause of it?
00:27:52.000And it ends up where Sargon will say some passing thing about, you know, Nazi Germany in order to illustrate a broader point relating to the central subject.
00:29:30.000They're jealously guarding their monopoly on the frame, on the moral high ground, on the institutions.
00:29:36.000And so that's why, for example, when you talk about James Watson, people are losing their minds yelling and screaming and getting emotional in the insults because they're jealously guarding this little turf that they have that the left has carved out.
00:29:49.000You know, it's sort of like what they say about racism.
00:29:52.000It's like your ideology plus power is what it comes down to in a situation like that.
00:30:50.000I almost, when I'm doing the preparation, I'm like, do I even need to prepare anything?
00:30:54.000What else is there to say other than I'm indifferent?
00:30:56.000And then talk about the real issue, which is transgender people.
00:31:00.000The real issue, and I'm not in the debate now so I don't have to backtrack and say, not that that's loaded in a negative connotation, blah blah blah, that they're an issue, but the real conversation is about transgender people in society, the nature of gender.
00:31:14.000You know, that's fundamentally what it's about.
00:31:16.000We can get in some gay partisan debate about, does Trump have the authority to do it, is it going to affect operational readiness, and I'm uninterested in conversations like that.
00:31:26.000Conversations like that are what happen on Fox News.
00:31:28.000And you have a token liberal, and they'll cite their study, and Tron Hannity will cite his study, and whatever, whatever.
00:31:35.000It's like the Joker when he says, you're trying to be like them, but you're not like them.
00:32:10.000Like women, transgenders, they shouldn't want to serve in the military because what is the military doing?
00:32:15.000Are they really up to something noble right now?
00:32:17.000They just passed a bill in the House of Representatives to defund our aid to the Saudis fighting their war in Yemen and Trump's going to veto it.
00:32:27.000So it's like the whole administration, the whole Pentagon is dead set on this war that is not our own, which doesn't belong to us, where it's like the worst humanitarian disaster in the world and basically for something that has nothing to do with America or our interests.
00:33:32.000Transgender people in this particular study reported some adjacent mental illness, which would be anxiety, depression, a number of others, a mood disorder, something like that.
00:33:41.000So even if you don't believe that, by their very nature, in themselves, because they have gender dysphoria, what does that tell you?
00:34:03.000But these people are, there's so much internal conflict.
00:34:06.000Even if you think that what they're doing is totally sane and acceptable, you don't buy the studies or the evidence.
00:34:12.000This is somebody, by definition, who has dysfunction baked into the cake.
00:34:17.000You don't invite them into the military and expect good things.
00:34:20.000And of course, right out of the gate, Hasan, Destiny, they don't listen to the argument.
00:34:24.000Well, it costs more money to kick them out of the military than it costs to give them gender transition surgery, and erectile dysfunction in the military costs more than transition surgery, and there's non-combat roles, and blah, blah, blah.
00:34:40.000Because what I said was not that they're gonna cause a big cost to the government like the government has any shortage of money they confront.
00:34:48.000I didn't say that this is affecting operational readiness.
00:34:52.000I said in themselves there is dysfunction.
00:34:55.000You cannot bring dysfunction necessarily into any entity and expect it to improve in their stated goal and their execution of it.
00:35:05.000And so eventually we kind of narrow it down to that fundamental position.
00:35:08.000And again, there's this refusal on the part of the other side to acknowledge these things which we know from experience, which we can even deduce theoretically.
00:35:17.000You know, Destiny and Hassan start laughing at me.
00:35:26.000You know, people want to show up in any given place and say, here's this paper.
00:35:31.000They google I'm right dot com and they say well this study according to so-and-so says this and they don't read the study and they don't read the methodology and they don't even know who wrote it or what the institutions are the procedure they just read the abstract oh I'm right dot com this supports my conclusion well I have a study now I
00:35:49.000I have credibility for what I'm talking about.
00:35:51.000This kind of appealing to authority is as vapid as appealing to God, if not more.
00:35:56.000Because appealing to God, at least God in our conception, has existed in this world for 2,000 years, right?
00:36:01.000If you're appealing to the Bible as opposed to a study, you know the Bible has a little bit of survivorship going on there.
00:36:09.000I'll take the Bible over, you know, some lab coat and there's 50 different competing papers and every year the one gets proven wrong from another one and so on.
00:37:52.000So even if it was, you know, even if you could say that women, particular women, are good at what they do, by their very nature of mixing with the men, they change the dynamic.
00:38:01.000They make the dynamic less functional.
00:38:03.000Because men and women have an attraction to one another.
00:38:06.000And this kind of attraction breeds conflict of interest.
00:41:10.000And so we reached an impasse on that issue and a lot of people are content to just leave it there and say, oh, I guess now everybody should just do their own thing.
00:41:36.000We kind of beat a dead horse on that one.
00:41:38.000The next issue to me was the most frustrating out of all of them, because the transgender thing was relatively civil, and I think even Destiny at that point was restating our position in a way that was fair, and restated the conversation in a way that was appropriate, the way it was framed.
00:41:52.000And then all hell broke loose in the second issue.
00:42:01.000People are complaining throughout, Nick talked too much.
00:42:04.000You know, Nick has these run-on sentences or whatever.
00:42:07.000He's got this performance and he's going for 20 minutes at a time.
00:42:11.000And it's like, I was probably silent for a half hour and they were perfectly content to just brush right past me in my opening statement on this issue before I had to speak up and say, hey, you know, can I actually have a position here?
00:44:25.000Now, in the next breath, I said the Mueller report, if they were going to find something, they could have because they had all the money in the world and they had all the time in the world.
00:44:34.000So therefore, what I'm saying is, is that if you have unlimited resources,
00:44:40.000If you, if there's something that exists out there, you'll find it.
00:44:42.000If you spend 20 some million dollars, 30 some million dollars, and you have two years and all the media, you'll find it.
00:44:48.000You know, there's no, there's no natural stopping point.
00:44:51.000It's not, you know, relating to resources, not relating to a time limit.
00:45:18.000Relax big guy, you know Do we need to get you one of those seats that they gave to those kids in class where it's like one of those squishy rubber Things that you sit on in your chair will give you a little piece of play-doh you can play with While the adults are talking and at that point I was like, okay, we're gonna have some issues with this guy.
00:45:34.000So I make that point, eventually gets into the media, which was, I think, an appropriate and a needed diversion from the partisan conversation, which to me was so uninteresting.
00:45:46.000Then the moderator asks, well, what does this suggest about media bias?
00:45:50.000How did this have an effect on the 2018 election, for example?
00:45:53.000And I said, well, that's really the more fundamental question.
00:45:55.000It's not, you know, who really cares about this Mueller stuff or even collusion?
00:45:58.000Collusion happens every day with every politician and everybody knows that and we're gonna die on the hill of Russia buying like a Facebook account or Sergey Kislyak called Jeff Sessions or at a meeting in his office.
00:46:30.000That if you care so much about democracy and freedom of speech and anything like that, people making free, autonomous decisions for themselves.
00:46:38.000Well, kind of hard to do that when you have 95% of media controlled by 6 corporations.
00:46:45.000And then we seriously had a debate for maybe 45 minutes to an hour about whether the media was liberal.
00:46:50.000Now, at that point I think to myself, can we even have a dialogue?
00:46:54.000If we're clearly living on different planets, if we're clearly living on different dimensions, if what I see is blue, you see is red, how are we going to have a conversation?
00:47:06.000How are you going to have a conversation if you're living in a world where you watch Stephen Colbert, and Jimmy Fallon, and Jimmy Kimmel, and John Oliver, and you watch movies from Hollywood, and shows from television, you watch advertisements, and you come away thinking, it's about even.
00:47:21.000Conservatives and liberals, yeah, this is about even.
00:47:24.000You know, and this just goes to show the dishonesty.
00:47:27.000This was something that I encountered in the second debate with Destiny.
00:47:30.000The first thing he led with in the last debate that I did with him,
00:47:33.000Was the study that was done in the 1960s that basically said that people were on board with the Hart-Celler Act.
00:47:40.000And he said, well, look, this study, according to this study, because the point that I made in the previous debate was that the Hart-Celler Act, the 65 Immigration Act being passed, whether you like it or not, was against the will of the people.
00:47:52.000The people didn't want the provisions inside the bill.
00:47:54.000He said, well, I have a study that says that no, they wanted this.
00:48:09.000They said, this will not change immigration, and I don't want to get into all the details of it, but basically, from the get-go, the first argument, and he refused to concede, was dishonest.
00:48:41.000I guess if you're only looking at exactly one variety of media, that might be a really cogent point.
00:48:47.000But it just so happens that cable news media is not the only kind of news media or media at all.
00:48:53.000It just so happens that you've got many other networks which get much bigger viewership.
00:48:58.000They're called CBS, ABC, NBC, the Fox affiliates, and on top of that you have cable news, and on top of that you have social media, and so on.
00:49:08.000And then we get into the debate about YouTube.
00:49:11.000And he says again, well, if you're looking at the top ten creators who are not John Oliver, and they're not Jimmy Kimmel, and they're not the Young Turks, and they're not Phil DeFranco, and they're not Secular Talk, they're all right-wing!
00:49:22.000All the top accounts are right-wing if you just exclude all the biggest left-wing ones.
00:49:27.000You know, that's, hey, I didn't think of that.
00:49:31.000I was being, I was arguing in bad faith.
00:49:33.000When I said that if you look at all of media, left-wing media is probably a lot more powerful, I just didn't look at it with these totally arbitrary constraints leaving out all the most powerful left-wing outlets.
00:50:04.000So, there's really nothing else to say about that.
00:50:06.000You know, this is another thing where, do you need me to pull up a Media Research Center study which says that 92% of press coverage was anti-Trump?
00:50:15.000That 99% of publications endorse Hillary Clinton?
00:50:18.000Do you really need me to get out all the statistics?
00:50:20.000Or, do we live and breathe on the same planet, basically, right?
00:51:11.000Nobody's denying that people hear certain statistics or whatever, and this tends to cause a problem on the right or with white people or whatever.
00:51:21.000You know, obviously, I understand all the same relevant facts.
00:51:24.000Why am I not encouraging people to do this?
00:51:25.000Or, you know, show me the content creator that is encouraging this.
00:51:28.000And basically, I make a lot of good faith arguments about if you're serious about ending violence, as I am, then you have to really think about this.
00:51:37.000In a way that is a little bit unconventional.
00:51:38.000In a way that isn't so, you know, we're gonna scapegoat somebody, we're gonna point, we kick these guys off the internet, and case closed, we did something, we're done.
00:51:46.000And what I should have said was, well, how about Islam?
00:51:49.000You know, Islam has a lot of violence.
00:53:58.000Because the left is in power, because they have this moral high ground, which is basically created through violence,
00:54:03.000They get to say what violence is okay and what violence isn't.
00:54:07.000So a Nazi getting killed or attacked or whatever, oh big deal, that doesn't matter, that's a statistic, that doesn't happen that much, whatever, or it's justified, but the violence of the people that are not in power, we have to persecute them, we have to shut them down, we have to stop them.
00:54:21.000And that's kind of a greater red pill about realism, about real conservatism, recognizing that
00:54:45.000People that take on this vigilante attitude, they no longer see the government as legitimate, they no longer see the government as having moral authority, then they're going to disrupt the society and you get chaos.
00:54:58.000Which, as a conservative, we're in favor of order, no matter how bad it is, over chaos.
00:55:02.000But if you're merely concerned with crushing political dissent, then, you know, that's the avenue you're gonna go down.
00:55:08.000But, eventually, the conversation derails even further.
00:55:11.000And then it turns into, well, this goofy Marxist... We did this, like, 25-minute detour where Hasan Piker, really edgelord, you know, 12-year-old with a Che Guevara shirt.
00:55:28.000This young, like, middle schooler who is a communist and he does these vlogs and he says, basically, if you're not a camp or a communist, you can go leave!
00:55:37.000And, you know, that was basically what was reenacted, you know, all this Marxist terminology.
00:55:42.000I felt like I'm talking to... I can't say why.
00:55:45.000But I feel like I'm talking to somebody who's not very smart, somebody who maybe just read Communist Manifesto the other day.
00:55:50.000If we entertain that detour for 25 minutes,
00:55:54.000And then ultimately we got to this point, this convoluted analogy.
00:55:59.000Well, it's not a convoluted analogy, but it turned into a convoluted conversation.
00:56:03.000The last point that I raised was simply this, because I think everybody agreed to a certain extent that maybe, in some way, the violence at Christchurch was caused by this marginalization.
00:56:15.000And Destiny says, no, no, no, you can't platform people who are critical of demographic change.
00:56:20.000Everybody who's critical of demographic change is a Nazi, like you.
00:56:23.000Everybody who's critical of demographic change wants to kill all Jews, and things like that.
00:56:31.000We have to ban everybody who does that.
00:56:32.000We have to ban everybody to the right of Mitt Romney or John McCain or whatever.
00:56:37.000And Assange says, well, I debate people like this and whatever.
00:56:41.000And they're kind of coming around, well, maybe if we were really responsible, maybe if we really found a good faith actor, maybe we could do it.
00:56:47.000And the point I was trying to illustrate, I brought up the example of James Watson.
00:56:50.000Well, here's an example of could not be a better good faith actor, right?
00:56:54.000Here's somebody who's not even political.
00:57:13.000And I feel like we're just going in circles here.
00:57:17.000I'm getting PTSD remembering, explaining this point about a million times, and everybody's chimping out, interrupting, the moderator's like, okay, you've had enough times, get to the point, whatever, which is very rude and very unfair.
00:58:04.000But even somebody like that makes a throwaway remark and their life is destroyed.
00:58:08.000So it's like, where is the line drawn here?
00:58:11.000What does a good-faith, responsible actor look like to you?
00:58:14.000Somebody who isn't actually dissenting?
00:58:16.000And what it comes down to, the point that's illustrated, is their problem is not with violence, intrinsically violent rhetoric, it's with political dissent.
00:58:25.000Anybody who dissents in any way, shape, or form, in any capacity, no matter what they say, no matter who they are, is now a Nazi.
00:59:19.000That was the best demonstration of it.
00:59:21.000They could not even keep themselves from interrupting me for 30 seconds because, in their own words, I was saying things which were so not true.
00:59:28.000Well, even in your... You're neoliberal.
00:59:34.000Even the moderator, I'm sure, is a liberal.
00:59:35.000I'm sure a lot of the people watching are liberals.
00:59:37.000In your conception, even according to your own values in a society, the whole point is that you should be able to say things that aren't true.
00:59:45.000Even if you don't believe they're true, even if they're objectively untrue, whatever, the point is you should be able to say things that maybe aren't your expertise or aren't true in your mind, but you're able to say that.
00:59:55.000You're able to have a conversation, a discussion, a debate, but this was just lost on them.
00:59:59.000And even when I'm trying to communicate it, they're saying, I have to interrupt you because what you're saying is so untrue.
01:00:03.000I have to have a monopoly on what is true.
01:00:08.000If he gets good to go around and say that people are not discerning enough.
01:00:12.000He has to be shut down He said something that was not true something that was against the status quo and so on and that's when you realize it's about power That's what it's always about with these people.
01:00:33.000I'm able to sit there and listen for 25 minutes.
01:00:36.000Destiny and Hasan bounce off of each other, talking about...
01:00:39.000Capital and alienation and did you even know what Karl Marx said and Das Kapital and all this other stuff and listen and have restraint and respond thoughtfully and address the central point as opposed to these peripheral issues or get hung up on a word or do you even know what the night of the long knives is or whatever but it it just goes to show that because They are merely or rather simply not capable of that what it's really about at the end of the day it's a conversation about do we want to live in a totalitarian country and
01:01:05.000Where you cannot think the wrong thing, you cannot say the wrong thing, even if you don't agree with it, but you can't even say it.
01:01:12.000You know, I'm the one basically taking all the arrows, right?
01:01:15.000I mean, people like me are the ones taking all the arrows.
01:01:18.000And I said, you can't even put up with that?
01:01:21.000I'm the one taking all the arrows because I am willing to say the things that people are not willing to say, even if they don't believe them.
01:01:26.000And showing by example, as a martyr, basically, I'm basically a hero as a martyr, that look at what is happening to our society.
01:01:33.000Do we want to live in a society where you cannot say something that is against the grain, that is against the status quo, lest you be destroyed even if you think it's dangerous, even if you think it's objectively wrong, even if you think whatever, you're not an expert?
01:01:45.000Is that the society we want to cultivate?
01:05:07.000Glad glad you enjoyed Free helicopter rides says I caught the tail end of the debate is Hassan brain damaged No boomers to curb stop but seeing destiny completely unhinged is something to behold.
01:05:19.000Yeah, it's pretty Pretty hard to watch that guy while out like that, you know just a complete meltdown
01:05:28.000I don't know what you think the stakes are here, but just a total meltdown, like losing his mind, and over a point he doesn't even understand.
01:05:37.000Ron Johnson says, first super chat ever!
01:05:39.000Want to thank you, big guy, for body slamming that midget known as Destiny and his low IQ sidekick.
01:05:50.000Swindling Boomers says, the misdirection, interruptions, and fake laughing from Brown Fabio and the pedophile during that crap show was charming.
01:07:18.000You know exactly why you look ridiculous now.
01:07:22.000So, I've come up with substantive objections to it.
01:07:25.000I've disavowed violent people before, but it's all this, you know, Nazi this, Nazi that.
01:07:30.000Well, should we talk about how you advocated for ethical child porn?
01:07:33.000Should we talk about the fact that you abuse your wife?
01:07:35.000I mean, there's a lot of things we could talk about where, you know, talking about fertility rates is probably less of an evil than what you've got going on in your own closet, right?
01:07:45.000So, it's all very frustrating when people try that.
01:07:50.000By the way, you could have mentioned Gavin Long, the Young Turks cop killer, along with the Steve Scalise stuff.
01:07:56.000Yeah, I mentioned the Steve Scalise stuff, but I didn't know about the cop killer.
01:08:01.000James Russell says, when Hassan started spouting Kurds, he ignored that there's an actual Syrian socialist next to them who doesn't sell out to global homo like them.
01:08:12.000Brandon Hanson says, I'm really surprised you're able to keep your eyes in your head after the massive eye roll when Sargon suggests that Destiny is the greatest debater he's ever seen.
01:08:21.000Disingenuous opponents, but well fought.
01:08:33.000I don't know if we should be saying that's good.
01:08:35.000You know, I have a different conception of good, but you know, then again, I'm a Catholic, so I actually have a moral framework as opposed to this vapid, you know, libertine, Western stuff.
01:08:46.000So yeah, John Doe says, Hey Nick, this debate was a great birthday present.
01:08:50.000Watching Destiny get triggered was great.
01:08:52.000Hasan and The Manlet were so dishonest and avoidant.
01:08:55.000You were really the only right wing around there.
01:08:57.000I was, you know, I legitimately, that's not even controversial, was the only right wing around there.
01:09:03.000And yeah, well, happy birthday, by the way, but...
01:09:26.000I don't come at it from a perspective that it's even immoral.
01:09:29.000I've never even said that that's immoral or I'm getting triggered by black people kissing white people.
01:09:34.000It's because it's something that is inherently dysfunctional.
01:09:36.000It's something that is inherently eroding.
01:09:39.000Racial identity, you know all these people who celebrate people of colors intersectional identity how can you celebrate diversity and racial identity and believe that racial identity should be eroded over time and and diminished and Diluted to the point where nobody has any racial identity.
01:09:56.000How are you the ones championing diversity?
01:09:58.000So, you know, it's interesting that people laugh at things like that It's interesting that that's a big chuckle and everybody can roll their eyes and say oh you hear that guy He voiced an opinion that's pretty old actually
01:10:09.000He's against interracial relationships.
01:10:11.000I don't know why, but that's what old people do.
01:10:40.000But the same people that are saying, haha, that's not the status quo opinion, that's old-fashioned, we don't say that anymore, are the same people that would uphold the status quo at any point in time.
01:10:50.000You know, the consistency is not the substance, it's the methodology.
01:10:53.000The consistency is not that you would be fighting for so-called racial justice then and now, it's that you would be a lemming then and now.
01:13:28.000There's nothing different between a physical difference that manifests itself in height that's genetic and a physical difference that manifests itself in brain chemistry, which you could say mental, but it's the brain, right?
01:13:39.000The brain is material, therefore physical, for the most part.
01:13:43.000Yeah, I believe there's variations in height between groups, but nothing to do with the brain.
01:13:49.000When it comes to the brain, the brain is actually really unique.
01:14:05.000In the sense that evolution doesn't affect it.
01:17:08.000Deplorable Mike says and and also all this um like it just goes to show these people don't believe what they say because all these people who supposedly believe in um you know being against body shaming and being against uh racism and all this other stuff dehumanization they're the first ones to say you're short you're you're effeminate you're weak whatever
01:17:29.000Destiny, I'm pretty sure I'm the same height as you.
01:18:27.000Yeah, I had to... Look, I've been watching a lot of Sopranos.
01:18:29.000I'm getting in touch with my roots, okay?
01:18:31.000Normally, like my mother, I try to kind of hold back on that, try to restrain myself, but now that I'm watching the Sopranos, I'm realizing it's okay to be Italian.
01:18:45.000So, I've been actualizing my superior Roman genetics, my superior Roman heritage there.
01:18:53.000flexing uh so yeah i will i will be throwing that out there uh poopoo king my man says destiny's vibrations made me sick thank you yeah me too man you think it was any uh you know more it was any easier for me to be in there you're welcome big guy thanks to you uh capang daz says uh watch the stream at work
01:19:13.000I've been a bad wagee for four hours, but it was worth it to see you 1v2 those clowns.
01:21:26.000Ghostorubbin says, would you rather do two weeks of call-in shows or debate Destiny and Hassan again for an hour?
01:21:32.000That's a tough question probably the debate because at least with the debate that's um You know It doesn't it doesn't slow down because with the call-ins it was just like You listen to some guy talk for five minutes about his opinion I'm gonna tell you for five to ten minutes about what I think and at the slow pace and just You just have to wait him out
01:21:54.000So at least with Sargon and Hassan it's like back and forth.
01:24:26.000Even by the end, whether you like people, you think they're bad people, you think I think Destiny's a good person, you think I think Hasan Piker's a good person.
01:29:56.000You know, I, I really, um, I am upset when people don't want to give me a platform.
01:30:02.000But when people do give me a platform even though it's the right thing to do it really takes a lot of guts Really takes a lot of integrity.
01:30:08.000So I really appreciate it B metal false is great job Nick you showed 27,000 twitch normies that our ideas are banned because they are saying not because they are dangerous.
01:33:08.000Funny to watch the people in the chat having to reassure themselves that your rational and convincing argument was only wrong because you're a Nazi.
01:33:36.000You know, and I made the point initially, you look at the Italian migrant attack, you look at the shooting in the Netherlands, and I said that's not whataboutism, that's simply to demonstrate the principle that diversity breeds conflict.
01:33:48.000People are saying, oh, well, the guy that reported the migrant attacker was Egyptian.
01:34:46.000I don't know if that'll happen, because there might be backlash.
01:34:49.000Well, it's just not fair that, you know, Destiny gets to wig out, everyone gets to wig out, and interrupt, and go on tangents, and all this other stuff, but I do it, and like, I'm the bad guy.
01:34:59.000Like, the reason I was causing... the reason people were flipping out and everything, and they saw it as justified, is because they disagreed with what I was saying.
01:35:05.000I think the moderator, towards the end, was being less than charitable, because at the end of the day, he didn't agree with what I was saying.
01:36:19.000Samurai says, Destiny wanting experts to be mindful of their social responsibility to others is a great example of how leftists can't accept personal accountability.
01:40:48.000I'm sorry, is this debate about StarCraft?
01:40:50.000Because if it isn't, then you're kind of out of your depth here, right?
01:40:54.000The professional StarCraft player gonna complain about a genetic scientist talking outside of his authority about the genetic link between IQ and DNA, right?
01:41:22.000Evan Curran says Trainwrecks on Twitter, at TrainwrecksTV on Twitter to vote for Nick and Sargon.
01:41:28.000I'm really, I don't really care about the poll because Destiny and Hasan have more audience, of course.
01:41:35.000You know, I've, what do I have, like 20-some thousand, 30-some thousand followers on Twitter.
01:41:40.000So the poll's gonna say what the poll's gonna say, but nobody can look at the arguments and say that, you know, on their, on their merit that I even came close to losing on any of the issues.
01:41:51.000Pod says, uh, leftists every biological thing is a subject to evolution except the brain that just remains the same no matter what.
01:45:21.000I don't agree with them, but to say something like that, dehumanizing rhetoric, I believe that falls well afoul of YouTube's terms of service and my moral code coincidentally.
01:46:08.000But if you can't even admit to yourself that the media does not have a left-wing bias, or even if it's marginal, it's like you're living on another planet.
01:47:31.000I believe, I'm not even a big science guy, but I believe the foundation of science is inquiry.
01:47:36.000I believe the foundation of science is challenging the status quo, right?
01:47:41.000Galileo, was he somebody who the foundation of his science was going along to get along, talking about things responsibly?
01:47:48.000You should read how he presented his thesis on heliocentrism to the Pope.
01:47:53.000It was not exactly responsible or respectful.
01:47:56.000So, it's just very, the hypocrisy is just overflowing.
01:48:01.000The Kids Are Alt-Right says, good job big guy, thanks.
01:48:04.000Samon says, Wednesday Destiny BTFO'd by Vince, Thursday BTFO'd by Nick, tomorrow will be BTFO'd by a 14 year old girl, he will try to get those digits though.
01:51:09.000We're going to pretend like that doesn't happen, really?
01:51:11.000You know, you think corporations are pulling out of Tucker Carlson's show because it hurts their bottom line to have their advertisements there?
01:53:14.000The bag is the least you can do for me.
01:53:16.000Wolf says, anyone else notice that Hassan and Destiny reject being called good-hearted by the host?
01:53:21.000When people imply or tell you they are evil, believe them.
01:53:24.000I think they were more objecting to him calling me good.
01:53:27.000I think that was more the objection, but I guess we could interpret it that way also.
01:53:34.000Deplorable Mike says amazed at your calmness and resilience against sending Sargon straight when he claimed Nazism and Communism are the same.
01:56:15.000There was this great moment in the Vince James, the RedElephants, Destiny debate.
01:56:20.000Where Vince James said something to the effect of people would rather rather he said people are more equipped to defend themselves they would prefer to defend themselves they're better able to defend themselves when they are doing it themselves as opposed to the cops or some third party and Destiny was kind of disputing that and then Vince brought up this video of Destiny I guess somebody he thought was in his home or he was defending himself and what does he pull out a gun it's a debate about gun control so that was a beautiful moment then he hangs up
01:57:58.000You know, when I perceive Hassan to be, you know, the recipient of nepotism or rather the beneficiary of nepotism, I just say, yeah, you got your job because your uncle.
01:58:08.000I don't say, I don't do this up-talking.
01:58:52.000This is somebody who's just uncontrolled.
01:58:55.000And I don't mean, I mean that in the sense that they just lack the discipline to put on a presentation that is at once in terms of the substance is good and also in terms of the presentation is respectable.
01:59:11.000So he just, he just lacks control, lacks discipline.
01:59:13.000He's like a, he's like a little child.
01:59:16.000So that's, that's all I have to say about that.
01:59:17.000He's really not even a respectable opponent because it's like you,
02:00:15.000Like, if you have a higher IQ, if you can think conceptually, abstractly, you can say, oh, this is a, this is part of a larger argument, you know, and they wonder why I have to go on for such long tangents.
02:00:25.000It's because I have to anticipate all these low IQ rebuttals, and at every moment.
02:03:33.000jeffersonian writes is hey nicker what kind of alternative music do you like also great work man you really do a lot to give our ideas a rational voice thanks what i'm trying to do alternative music you know i don't really go by bands i just kind of listen to these playlists on like spotify and i just download whatever let me pull it up i want to give you a good answer i like uh the killers those are those are how i got into like alternative music and it's not just mr brightside i like i like a lot of their stuff
02:04:25.000I understand these are probably bad taste, but I used to host a radio show when I was in high school and we played all that kind of music because it was an alternative station.
02:04:47.000Dwayne says, How does it feel to have degenerates like Destiny simultaneously deny the left-wing totalitarian structure and yet muse on how to best manage the platforming of right-wing voices?
02:06:20.000Brandon Hanson says, hopefully in the near future, Nick Bain Fuentes asks the left if they feel in charge and give the bag back to the people.
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