00:00:34.000You came prepared because I know a lot of my audience is actually going to get mad if I didn't bully you, if there wasn't some kind of women thing.
00:02:20.000Yeah, so I did not appeal with Patreon, I don't need their shekels, frankly.
00:02:24.000I've moved on to Free Starter, where I've been told that no matter what I do, basically say, you know, like something really, really heinous and actually illegal, which I have no intention of doing, I get to remain there.
00:02:41.000I don't want to get too much into the finances or whatever, but like, you know, I'm feeling great.
00:02:46.000I was watching my buddy's video just earlier today, and he made a really good point about doxing.
00:02:51.000And I think the same could be said to a lot of people, whether it be the post Charlottesville folks, the crew that were there, as well as, you know, folks who have been deplatformed on various cucky platforms like Patreon, that once you take away that which a person fears, the fear element completely goes away.
00:03:08.000So for me, you know, there's a certain liberation that comes with every single time someone tries to get you down.
00:03:15.000So, I've actually found myself rather energized, even more so, each time one of these idiots tries to knock me.
00:03:23.000I like that answer because it's, you know, you are right about that to an extent that, you know, when we look at the establishment and it's sort of frustrating because I know you and I, we see a lot of people who are not talented, who are not telling the truth, and they have access to all these resources because, of course, they censor, because they say what the establishment likes.
00:03:45.000But I think you're so right that there is something really beautiful.
00:03:49.000About being independent and being free not only from the constraints of political correctness in all its forms, but also free from the system.
00:03:58.000You know, and I think with alternative tech and some of these new ways to monetize content, I think we're really, we've really come a long way in that.
00:04:07.000I think pretty soon, in like six months or a year, I think we'll be in a very good place where there should be robust infrastructure there for people to say what's really going on, you know, the alternative to the alternative.
00:04:35.000And it doesn't just apply to media, it's also applying to the ballot box right now, where you see that, you know, Mr. and Mrs. America, not to mention Mr. and Mrs. Europe, not of the Somalian and Syrian variety, but, you know, the real deal, the natives of the land, are voting likewise.
00:04:50.000They want the truth, they want the alternative because they realize that everything that they've been fed is a bunch of brainwashing drivel and none of it's actually working out in their or their children's favor.
00:05:00.000So I feel like we're on the winning side.
00:05:37.000It's something that's been very controversial lately.
00:05:40.000But I really appreciate that because I went back and I watched the tape and I tried really hard during that segment.
00:05:46.000I mean, I went on basically as a joke, but I watched it and I tried really hard to maintain a position.
00:05:52.000And me and Jared Taylor talked about this last night that what we really dislike is not people that are trying to do something for our country.
00:06:01.000And maybe you fall short, that's okay.
00:06:02.000It's not people that are telling the truth, it's not people that are making these sort of quixotic efforts.
00:06:08.000It's people that, because their emotions override the calculus behind politics, behind strategy, tactics, all the rest, the people that let their hearts choke their brains.
00:06:20.000That kind of stuff does a lot more harm than good.
00:06:23.000And I think me and Taylor talked a lot about that last night.
00:06:26.000I know you and I have talked a lot about this in private, and also we've tweeted about it publicly.
00:06:33.000But I'm trying very hard to sew it back together because people don't like the infighting.
00:06:39.000I don't care so much because I like to fight.
00:06:41.000I think, I know, I know, you've got the Aztec blood, as you say.
00:06:45.000But I think that there's also an element of egoism in it as well.
00:06:50.000Because if you cannot understand that your asinine behavior is actually acting as a roadblock as opposed to a pathway for the movement, then you need to step the hell aside.
00:06:59.000I don't care if you won 1.2% of the vote, if you put all your heart and soul in it and you were a flash in the pan, but you garnered some headlines, and we can chalk it as a half win for our guys if that's where we were.
00:07:12.000But frankly, since Trump's win, think about how much the dissident right has grown.
00:07:16.000We should be getting more than 1.2% if we're doing our job properly, even in a bid for office.
00:07:22.000So you lose on paper, and then you continue to lose, not just on the ground war, but the air war as well, because you can't carry yourself accordingly.
00:07:29.000Taking time off work to read a culture of critique.
00:08:31.000I'm sorry, men, but it's not a you know what swinging contest of who can be the edgiest.
00:08:36.000If you want to play that game, go back to the playground.
00:08:39.000If you want to win a war, not play a game, then you got to be smart about it.
00:08:44.000And stop with, you know, and I'm not trying to, you know, lecture.
00:08:47.000I think most of the sane people in the movement get this.
00:08:50.000You have to be intelligent about your arguments.
00:08:52.000One of the greatest things about your platform, about similar ones to it, is that you're giving people tools. to articulate the views that we have in a sensible and intelligent way so that way Joseph's pack who's watching this, whether he'd be a millennial or a base boomer, can go back to his dinner table, his water cooler and say, Hey, you know what?
00:09:09.000Here are some arguments as to why I love my country, as to why I love my people, why, what I see for the future of my nation if we go either A or B route.
00:09:17.000And so that is part of what I think our vocation is in this industry is to help people, um, be the best versions of themselves so that we can work towards the best versions of our countries and, and, you know, LARPing around with armbands and, you know, getting into, you know, edge wars is not necessarily going to cultivate virtue, desirability, or won elections.
00:09:43.000Well, it's so true because I look at people like you and I look at people like Jared Taylor and I look at the content that comes out.
00:09:50.000And this is just people that have been on my show recently.
00:09:53.000And I see two normal people who are saying reasonable things, saying them in a reasonable way that anybody can understand.
00:10:00.000And that is the biggest threat to the establishment because you're right, the boomer, the.
00:10:05.000The white disaffected college kid, you know, all these different classes of people that we're trying to reach out to, voters, a more mainstream audience, they could watch this viral content and say, you know what, wait a minute, ethnic nationalism is not crazy.
00:10:18.000It actually makes a lot of sense, you know?
00:10:20.000And so when you have people, and then you have people at the same time that come out of the gate and say all this crazy stuff and they're running around like lunatics, like their heads are chopped off, it doesn't do us any favors.
00:10:33.000And so I really think that's an important point to drive home.
00:10:36.000You know, we talk about optics all the time on the show.
00:10:39.000But I will extend somewhat of an olive branch to these kinds of people.
00:10:44.000And it kind of goes along with that documentary that came out on Netflix with Jared Taylor.
00:10:50.000We talked about it a little bit last night.
00:10:51.000And to just kind of continue off of that, throughout the documentary, they had these people from the South who were, they were like blue collar, they were lower income, they were in the NSM.
00:11:02.000And over the course of this documentary, you had this Indian filmmaker, or she's like Pakistani or something, Muslim.
00:11:10.000And over the course of the documentary, she's trying to understand these people.
00:11:13.000She's asking them, you know, why do you feel like your country's under attack, et cetera, et cetera.
00:11:17.000And towards the end, you know, she said, okay, well, would you remove me from your country?
00:12:06.000I mean, if you want to look at just how hurt people are right now, they're literally dying because of the fact they feel so disenfranchised and so disaffected within their own neighborhood, literally strangers within their own workplace, their families, and their neighborhoods.
00:12:22.000And, you know, when you have, I, New statistics out of my country now, I didn't think that we were as badly affected by it as middle America, where you've seen ER rates go up by 300%.
00:12:34.000You see every single status of people, every group of people living longer and longer, except for middle aged, middle class white men who are dying at faster rates.
00:12:42.000Their mortality rates are actually going down, and the number one cause being deaths of despair, namely opioids, fentanyl, et cetera.
00:12:49.000In Canada, I just learned that there's been a 30% spike in just the past year.
00:12:55.000That's why, when you see these people, you're like, oh, they're just a bunch of hillbillies, and I'm not counter signaling those people whatsoever.
00:13:02.000I want their side to win because I care about their families.
00:13:04.000I understand that when there is a man without a job because he's been replaced by either, frankly, foreigners at cheaper labor or his job's been outsourced, and he no longer has church in his life, he's seen his kid get divorced by the time he was 30, and he just feels absolutely no hope, just hopeless grief that he takes his own life.
00:13:25.000I understand the pain doesn't end there.
00:13:27.000That it affects the wife, the children.
00:13:29.000You know, there are families in America where two generations have taken their own life from this.
00:13:32.000So I want those people, like I want Middle America.
00:13:35.000I really think that Middle America has to be the center of this movement, just as they were with the center of Trump's win.
00:13:39.000So I want to help empower those people as much as possible.
00:13:43.000I think we should all be, you know, on side with that and not just getting into a meme, you know, like shitposting just like for the sake of patting ourselves on the back.
00:13:52.000You know, I'm not just interested in keyboard worrying, warriorship, if you will.
00:14:04.000And I think that's such a good point you make about finding ways to empower people and do something with that grief, do something with that discontent, because you look at a guy like Patrick Little, and it is kind of a tragic story where here's a, I mean, we don't know if he's a federal agent or not, but, you know, let's say that his story's legit.
00:14:22.000He comes home from the war and he finds that his country is drastically changed.
00:14:26.000He finds out some information that is troubling to him.
00:14:29.000And we need to find ways for people to.
00:14:32.000Take that anger that is righteous and that is justified and direct it in a way that will advance our cause.
00:14:39.000You know, I didn't come into this movement to join a circle jerk so that everybody would upvote my posts on Gab and say he's the fascist guy.
00:14:47.000I joined the movement to save my race, to save my country.
00:15:47.000Well, okay, as I understand it, Trump has just signed this executive order, which will, in effect, ban children from being separated from their families.
00:15:56.000But as I understand it even further, it's a bit of a 4D move because there is this sort of limitation statute, which actually was formed during the 90s under Clinton, and it says that children cannot be in adult facilities for longer than 20 days.
00:16:10.000So it's going to be kind of confusing there going forward when it comes to the actual legislative pipeline, rather.
00:16:30.000I think she is like the Slav goddess who will help deliver America.
00:16:35.000But that being said, I think that she probably was in her husband's ear after she saw the despicable threats on her son by the likes of verified Twitter calling for his kidnapping and his being placed in a cage with a bunch of pedophiles, like weird stuff where the left.
00:17:28.000And number two, the fact that it was a complete propaganda botched job from verified Twitter using all of these pictures that were basically like it was just propaganda pieces from rallies, et cetera, of kids in cages that were not actually found to be the real situation on the ground.
00:17:43.000So, I think that this was a really unfortunate situation of the Republicans buckling to their critics when they should have remained quite firm that, okay, you want to keep families together?
00:18:09.000Like, you don't see them all out there, you know, trying to help the white collar criminals get with their kids again.
00:18:15.000So, I think that this could have been handled in a very, very different way.
00:18:19.000I think that Trump should have probably held a firmer line because otherwise, what you do is you embolden your critics to whine and then they get what they want.
00:19:00.000No, I basically agree with that assessment.
00:19:02.000I mean, my view from the beginning was that you're so right that the Republicans completely botched the messaging on this one.
00:19:09.000I think that's the biggest takeaway is that this was just a gigantic missed opportunity to change the narrative and the frame on immigration because you're right.
00:19:18.000I mean, the messaging could have been so much more effective if most of them took Trump's lead, and even the White House didn't take Trump's lead.
00:19:24.000I'm talking about the comms department and the press secretary.
00:19:28.000If they had said, you know what, this is do you want borders or do you not want borders?
00:19:36.000He made it about all these things on Twitter.
00:19:38.000But when you watch the press conferences, when you got from the White House and what you got from the GOP establishment, was we care about the kids, but it's the Democrats that need to fix the law.
00:20:10.000Impedes people from being able to come into the country because if you keep the kids with the parents for longer, the kids don't go into foster homes and then they're not eligible for DACA.
00:20:19.000And so it actually cleans it up a little bit.
00:20:21.000But regardless of the substance of the EO, what the EO does, like you said, is it creates moral hazard.
00:20:28.000If the Democrats know that, well, if we just make a big stink and there's crying children and we wave the bloody flag all over the place, Trump will concede.
00:20:38.000Trump will have to make some kind of a compromise.
00:20:42.000And so going into the midterms, I don't like the precedent that that sets.
00:20:45.000I don't like that the Democrats think, oh, well, if we just do the latest and greatest crying child picture or crying child audio, we can get him to budge.
00:20:56.000CNN and MSNBC, from biblical scholars to now child welfare experts.
00:21:03.000You mentioned, first of all, we have to tip our hat to Melania, who went down to meet some of the illegals today and was wearing that based Zara jacket.
00:21:15.000I was a control level expert, Melania.
00:21:19.000But that aside, you mentioned about the moral hazard when it comes to the Dems.
00:21:22.000There's also a moral alibi that we've now, in effect, at least as long as this EO stands, and until we start getting into sort of a weird gray area with other legislation, we've given these illegals a moral alibi to, frankly, continue on with their human trafficking, which is what most of these people are doing.
00:21:37.000Out of the 10,000 children that are currently in custody, only I think it's like 2,000 of them are really the children of the parents who.
00:21:45.000Came in, the rest of them were basically trafficked in.
00:21:48.000They're being used as drug smugglers and drug mules by these gross coyotes, et cetera.
00:21:55.000So I have a bit of an interesting idea of how we could turn this crisis into an opportunity.
00:22:03.000It might be expensive, but I feel like if you need anything down at the border, it's going to cost money.
00:22:07.000I feel like what you could do is, in order, if we've given them this moral alibi for them to bring their children, we could deploy a bunch of DNA kits to actually basically Mori Povish them.
00:22:18.000To see whether they are in fact the father.
00:22:20.000But then above that, we could also collect more of their DNA to essentially create a registry to, okay, that's going to sound really bad as soon as that gets played out if anyone's actually listened to this.
00:22:30.000But I mean it really seriously of any sort of sicknesses they might be bringing in, as well as just having their DNA, should there be any sort of crimes, as is known to happen on occasion with illegals, be they sexual or murderous.
00:22:42.000And so I think that could help make some of our law enforcement's job, not to mention your medical community's job, a little bit easier down the road.
00:23:02.000Well, I mean, that's, I think, the point that needs to be driven home is that this is a scam.
00:23:08.000You know, the children that are here, like you said, 2,000 of them are actually related to the people that brought them over here.
00:23:16.00010,000 of them were brought over by smugglers.
00:23:19.000And so once you understand that the vast, vast, vast majority, were brought over not by the parents, you understand they're playing the system.
00:23:26.000Because what happens is the parents send their kids across the border with a coyote or with some kind of a smuggler.
00:23:33.000The smuggler and the child enter the country.
00:23:49.000Now they get to bring in the reinforcements.
00:23:51.000The smuggler gets to apply for asylum because they have the child.
00:23:55.000That's their ticket to stay in the country.
00:23:57.000Because of catch and release, if they don't have the facilities to detain them, the asylum seekers are released into the country while their application is processed.
00:24:26.000But the Republican leadership, they were the first turncoats like five days ago to say, we unanimously are against the separation of children and their parents at the border.
00:25:23.000That would be because Ann Coulter, they are talking about her running in 2020 as in the same way that Buchanan ran in 92, which is to drag Trump to the right.
00:25:35.000But yeah, no, I mean, and this is why it's so immigration is the central issue for Trump, you know, speaking of 2020 in the midterms.
00:25:44.000It is the most important issue for the world.
00:25:47.000Everyone cares about immigration right now.
00:25:49.000And if you don't, you're about to be steamrolled by people who have it within their interest to see that your people cease to be the nation within your nation.
00:26:03.000And that adage could not be more true.
00:26:05.000When you look at a nation, I think the biggest fallacy is we tend to look at it like it's the economy, it's the markets, it's all these individuals hanging out together on the land.
00:26:17.000A nation is only as good as the people inside of it.
00:26:20.000And so the idea that we could just drag the third world north into America, that we could just drag people from countries that don't work into our country, and our country could continue to work, is asinine and insane.
00:26:41.000Well, really, I would say like the next two and a half decades more than anything.
00:26:45.000We've, I mean, every single Western nation saved.
00:26:48.000You know, the center part of the Schengen area, namely Hungary, Slovakia, Czech Republic, and Poland, the rest of the Western world basically has 25 to 40 years before their native populations are completely replaced.
00:27:00.000That's basically our window of opportunity to stop them from coming in and to start ourselves for breeding more, basically.
00:27:08.000You saw that headline today, I can't remember if it was Pew, where basically there are more white people dying than are being born right now in the United States.
00:27:14.000And I tweeted it out, it's like, this is just math, it's not conspiracy theory, fam.
00:27:18.000And more and more people are waking up to it, which is The good news, but because it is such a salient truth, there are going to be so many people who aim to basically shut us up.
00:27:26.000That's why y'all in America are very, very, very blessed that you have Donald J. Trump as your president.
00:27:32.000As much as I might knock him on occasion, this sort of a fumble, et cetera, it is nothing.
00:27:37.000It pales in comparison to how much I understand how much of an absolute miracle he is to have at the helm of your country.
00:27:43.000Because, of course, compare him to Boy Trudeau, soy boy in chief over here, who has literally erased our southern border without a mandate.
00:27:50.000We didn't have a southern border problem when he was elected.
00:27:53.000Now we do because he's literally opened it up.
00:27:56.000And he's talking about essentially pulling out from the safe third country agreement with America, which would completely, like, day of rape would actually occur.
00:28:06.000Yeah, well, it is true that Trump is a blessing.
00:28:09.000It's important that as frustrated as people get with him, and I understand it, frankly, you know, the wall, it's a shame that it's not being built.
00:28:17.000I don't totally lay that at his feet, but, you know, we understand that there are frustrations because it's a tough business in government.
00:28:23.000You know, what we're up against is a lot.
00:28:25.000But when you put it in context, when you put it in perspective against a Trudeau, against Merkel, against Theresa May or Macron or any of these people, he is providential for this country.
00:28:37.000And, And I will say there is a big white pill about this whole episode, which is you can see that immigration is becoming central to the conversation.
00:28:47.000Whereas it was all about taxes a few months ago or North Korea, immigration's back in the spotlight.
00:28:53.000And not only that, but the rhetoric is getting spicy.
00:28:56.000You know, Trump, to defend his policy, brought up Germany and what's going on there.
00:29:01.000He met with the Italian prime minister who got elected in Italy.
00:29:05.000Blessed Italy, my ancestral homeland, yes.
00:29:26.000Well, and Salvini in Italy is talking about cleansing migrants neighborhood to neighborhood in Germany, miracles on the verge of getting a vote of no confidence or government shutdown.
00:29:37.000So there was a really good point that Trump made.
00:29:40.000I forget if it was at a rally, I think it was.
00:29:52.000And he said it very much kind of in passing.
00:29:55.000A lot of people didn't really catch it, but he said, you know, it's kind of funny.
00:29:58.000It seems like strong on immigration wins these days when he was talking about Italy.
00:30:02.000And that was such a strong point that he's totally cognizant of the fact that you look across Europe, across America, the tide seems to be turning.
00:30:11.000You know, what we said earlier, it seems like we're on the winning side these days.
00:30:49.000Southern U.S. has essentially been balkanized into Mexico North.
00:30:54.000And people are starting to say, like, I was just down in Florida and there were certain stores I went to where no one was speaking English.
00:30:59.000And at one point, I literally said, speak American.
00:31:15.000It's kind of like a Home Depot or a Home Hardware.
00:31:19.000And it's like where Canadians go to be Canadian and get paying things for your barbecue and your lawn, et cetera.
00:31:23.000Well, there's one by my house, and I live in a part of town which was like a de facto part of the ethno state within Toronto.
00:31:31.000So, despite the fact that we are a majority minority city, there were a lot of kind of yuppie Anglos, et cetera, around this area.
00:31:38.000I went there, and I was the only woman within three aisles, and I am not kidding you with this, who was not wearing a niqab that is full ninja.
00:31:47.000So, I think that it's like, even if you don't read the headlines, you go out to your local store and you're like, what?
00:31:59.000And so that's why, to Trump's point, it seems like strong immigration is winning these days.
00:32:04.000It's because it's become too hard to conceal the truth from the people now.
00:32:09.000And that what people are looking for, frankly, is a pair of balls.
00:32:12.000Someone who's going to say, you know what, EU, you know what, George Soros, you know what, Democratic establishment and APEC and whomever else, we're sick and tired, or we're not going to take it anymore.
00:32:28.000But so for me, as you said, it's very much a giant white pill because things had to get so bad in order for us to start to make them better.
00:32:38.000And so, in a strange way, when you see all the blood, the guts, and the horror in the stats and in the daily papers, it's like, well, you know what?
00:32:47.000At least it's starting to red pill people.
00:32:49.000And I'm seeing that, especially in my daily life.
00:32:52.000I've got friends from all over and through different segments of my life.
00:32:56.000I've always been very outspoken politically, but obviously I've I've veered further right with time.
00:33:00.000I've got friends who now, you know, in the deep, dark corners, our cell phone calls are like, Faith, I think I agree with you on immigration.
00:33:06.000I'm like, Faith, I'm so happy for you.
00:33:15.000Well, that's a good point that you make about how people are seeing it.
00:33:19.000I think that's the most encouraging thing.
00:33:21.000I think, you know, we talk a lot about how time is on the side of the globalist, because of course, it's like you said earlier, it's math.
00:33:30.000In terms of the population replacement, you look at the fertility rates of the native people versus the fertility rates of the foreign born, and it's a matter of arithmetic.
00:33:38.000But in a certain sense, time can also be on our side because as this progresses, people will start to see what's happening.
00:33:47.000They'll start to feel it in ways that they could have escaped before, in ways that they were insulated from before.
00:33:53.000But now when they're driving down the street and all the signs are in Spanish or a gang killing happens in their neighborhood, now suddenly they start to.
00:34:02.000When their kids are in school getting bullied or raped or killed by MS-13 or by some of our new neighbors, some of our new classmates, then people are going to start to feel a lot differently.
00:34:12.000And that's essentially what happened in the country because this invasion was happening for 50 years.
00:34:17.000You know, you had every year increasing amounts.
00:34:20.000I think it was 20 million new immigrants in the 70s, 30 million in the 90s, 40 million in the last decade.
00:34:27.000And in the initial phases as it was coming through, people didn't really feel it.
00:34:31.000The thought that America would not be an Anglo, English speaking, patriotic country was so outside of our experience.
00:34:43.000And so maybe there is something to be said about a certain degree of acceleration that as we move down the line towards a place where we really don't want to go, more and more people are going to say, hey, maybe we should pump the brakes.
00:35:08.000Look, I'll tell you this, and I've mentioned this to you before because I think Canada is so much a canary in the coal mine.
00:35:13.000So far as we are the country now experiencing the fastest rate of ethnic change, more than the UK, more than Germany, more than Sweden, more than all of the crazy European caliphate states.
00:35:25.000And this is 100% because of immigration.
00:35:28.000In 14 years, we will see 100% of our population growth occur because of immigration, not because of natural replacement whatsoever.
00:35:38.000And keep in mind that Canada is a country where in 1971, we were, I believe, 96% European.
00:35:45.000And then all of a sudden, Trudeau's Papa.
00:35:48.000Pierre Elliott Trudeau Sr., our way back when prime minister, ushered in a policy of multiculturalism, which completely began the hardcore brainwashing process of the Canadian people.
00:36:01.000That number one, told us the lie that we are a nation of immigrants.
00:36:29.000But the more perhaps applicable thing to the American experience is that the Canadian policy of multiculturalism has indeed, we are the very first nation in the entire world to have ever passed at a federal mandated level a policy of multiculturalism.
00:36:45.000And ours has been the example for the world.
00:36:50.000It's this cultural Marxist idea of essentially moral but cultural and Ethnic relativism, where we are a country for all people and therefore no people in particular.
00:37:01.000We are a country of all cultures and therefore no cultures in particular, of all languages and therefore no languages.
00:37:08.000And it's led to a very, very, very real identity crisis among the Canadian European psyche and indeed his spirit, really.
00:37:19.000And you'll talk to Canadians who are in and around my cohort, you know, the older millennials, if you will.
00:37:30.000I think they're going to church to the tune of three times as much as their millennial compatriots, so it's very good.
00:37:35.000But you talk to folks in the Gen Z millennial zone, even some of these boomers are sort of out to lunch and they're like, I don't know what it means to be Canadian.
00:38:05.000We're not just some damn multi melting pot or mosaic or some other, you know, fruit or beverage or whatever the hell you find at the buffet.
00:38:20.000All of a sudden, people kind of get attracted to that sort of machismo, frankly, especially in a time when there's such a deficit of, frankly, order and patriarchy, which Any civilization needs.
00:38:32.000Well, yeah, there is a craving for that, some kind of binding, some kind of feeling that we are together, a feeling that we are connected to the soil that we're on.
00:38:42.000You know, because you're right, we have white children.
00:38:45.000I see this all the time among, I'm later or early Generation Z, so I see a lot of millennials and very early Generation Z, and it's this feeling of what are we doing?
00:38:56.000What community do we really define ourselves with?
00:38:58.000Because, you know, black people in America, Have this feeling that they've got, you know, black people have a lot going for them in the 21st century.
00:39:11.000You know, so they have this tremendous, I think, power of identity.
00:39:14.000The same is true with all kinds of other minority groups.
00:39:17.000For white Americans and white Canadians, we feel like we're the default setting.
00:39:22.000You know, we don't have a rich, cool, tribal culture where we can beat on primitive drums and, you know, shake, you know, maracas and things like that.
00:39:44.000We've kind of, I think a lot of people have gone in this direction of fringe, weird, foreign sources of identity.
00:39:54.000You know, you look at some of the symbols and some of the things that they say, and they're so eager to discard America, so eager to discard the Constitution and, you know, oh, ma this, ma that, you know, we're all above it all.
00:40:06.000But I think it's a tremendously powerful mythology to say, we're the Americans.
00:40:11.000We, like, American nationalism, American patriotism has been abandoned.
00:40:16.000By both sides, it's sitting there, all these powerful symbols and stories and myths and legends and all the rest.
00:40:25.000And we're the ones that get to inherit that and say, no, no, we're the ones that can embrace the founding fathers, manifest destiny, these great wars of exploration and discovery.
00:40:35.000And people are like, a lot of people in the movement for the past year have been like, nah, that's all zog and that's all this or that.
00:40:43.000So I think that has to be the direction of the country.
00:40:49.000The big topic, which we share in common, which is Catholicism, which is that we are Catholics.
00:40:56.000And I think you're not going to be able to build an identitarian movement without a sense of religious identity and one that is grounded in authority.
00:41:04.000I mean, what do you think the interplay is between Catholicism, which many people will say is pro amnesty, is pro immigration?
00:41:11.000The Pope kissed a migrant's foot one time.
00:41:15.000How does that complement this similar cry for identity and nationalism?
00:41:19.000Well, first of all, I'll start off by saying I think that having a Christian moral compass, period, of course, in America, it tends to be more towards sort of the Protestant, sorry, predilections, but having Christianity as a part of any sort of a European, and by that I include we Europeans here in North America, identitarian movement is absolutely crucial because without it, you lack a moral civic consensus.
00:41:46.000And without a moral civic consensus, believe me, my ethnostate is not going to be so pretty because Even if you do have, say, limited immigration, you're bringing people in.
00:41:57.000What are you asking them to assimilate to?
00:41:59.000Oh, look, we have Pride Month over here in the ethno state.
00:42:06.000And like Nicki Minaj isn't allowed to live here, but like here are her billboards.
00:42:09.000Like, you know, we need to figure out what we actually stand for.
00:42:12.000So, with that just saying, I think it's a fundamental ingredient because, first of all, it also helps temper the fact that, you know, one man, one woman, families, which of course are the nucleus of the state going forward.
00:43:05.000And oftentimes you'll hear people say, in the spirit of Vatican II, in the spirit of Vatican II, nowhere in Vatican II does it say open up your borders and everyone should start intermarrying.
00:44:09.000It's not up to us to undo all of that.
00:44:12.000In fact, God tells us what happens when we do try to undo it.
00:44:15.000When we call him the bungler and ourselves, you know, the divine masters, ourselves, you know, the ones who are here to reorder, um, the chaos that God has fashioned of separating the nations.
00:44:25.000Well, it leads us to the Tower of Babel.
00:44:27.000And so, and so I think that regrettably there has been a co-opting of the pulpit, um, whether it has been planned.
00:44:35.000We know that the cultural Marxists, um, Laid out very, very, very conspicuously what their plans were to attack the church, because of course, what they sought to do was to sow disorder in order to create essentially a state solution to a very, very lost people and state, if you will.
00:44:57.000And so, what were the two biggest ordering forces?
00:45:01.000And so, you see from the Frankfurt School, Fabian School, Antonio Gramsci, his disciple Solowlinsky, each one of them talks about how important.
00:45:09.000Important it is to destroy the healthy body that is, say, America, by taking direct aim at her spiritual life.
00:45:17.000And I don't know if these people are plants.
00:45:20.000I'm not saying that that's what I believe, but there has been a systemic attack, and it's from the top down, especially now, forgive me, with Pope Francis.
00:45:32.000There is a doctrine of papal infallibility.
00:45:35.000Right now, the Pope has not stepped out of line.
00:45:37.000And of course, he's not going to ever step out of line because so far, so good on all of the prophecies as far as, you know, Jesus and the good.
00:45:45.000Papal infallibility will apply until the time that Jesus comes back, but papal infallibility only applies to matters of theological ordinance, not practical ordinance.
00:45:55.000So the Pope can say, I think that we need to recycle more, and I can be like, I don't.
00:46:17.000And all this comes down to Of course, from the rock of the church, which is Simon Peter and his inherited, his heir, if you will, in the current Pope.
00:46:25.000So while Pope Francis, who strikes me as a bit of what is he, Argentinian, kind of like neo Marxist, very confused on the issues when it comes to immigration, very confused.
00:46:36.000And I've grown very, very tired of standing up for his, I think, sloppy and misinformed ideas around refugees and immigration, et cetera, that does not invalidate the Eucharist.
00:46:54.000It does not invalidate the Bible, all of which has historically been very pro nation.
00:47:00.000And it's only really been, really, since the Enlightenment that we have seen a complete degradation and indeed a subversion of what is inherent, not only in the magisterium and the understanding that we get from the revelation that we get from that, but also within scripture itself, where you see even in the New Testament, and I'm not checking in the comments right now, but I'm sure someone's talking about the there is neither Jew nor Greek, et cetera.
00:47:25.000Apostle Paul is often cited as, you know, like the first Democrat, like, you know, like whatever it is.
00:49:03.000So I don't understand why people think that these are camps of self quarantine.
00:49:08.000Or why Catholic doctrine would in some way foster a pro refugee stance.
00:49:14.000Now, I can understand when it comes from the point of bad marketing and bad salesmen.
00:49:20.000That's fine, but it doesn't make it any more true.
00:49:22.000These are people who are subverting scripture and subverting revelation, and they should be admonished and, frankly, exposed because what they're doing is wrong and it's destructive.
00:49:33.000And who the hell, what kind of Christian, I'm sorry, would ever want to bring in non Christians?
00:49:52.000So, we the laity, regrettably, it's one of those times in history where we the laity actually have to awaken and red pill our shepherds, so to speak, on these particular issues and tell them there's an appetite for it.
00:50:04.000Because when it comes to my home parish, about an hour outside of Toronto, it's, you know, Like, I'm two minutes late for mass and there's no seats for me.
00:50:13.000It's all very young European Anglo families.
00:50:15.000And the priest talks about immigration, about a spiritual replacement by Islam.
00:50:42.000We got enough of that on the television.
00:50:44.000Inside our political offices and inside the academic pulpits.
00:50:49.000We do not need it in the religious pulpits.
00:50:50.000So, I think it's time that we Catholics look back, first of all, at our scripture, look at our history within the faith, but also we European Catholics need to also consider the symbiotic relationship between our faith and our sense of national identity.
00:51:09.000Because I'll remind folks that while there are so many nuggets and lessons for us as people who are literally being invaded by barbarians at the gate, when we look at the historical stories of Rome, say in the fall of Rome, I'll remind everyone what pulled Europe.
00:51:25.000Outside after the fall of Rome and the complete decimation and the so called dark ages, but depending on your read of history, they were anything but dark.
00:51:32.000What pulled Europe really out of those dark ages was Christianity.
00:51:38.000It reinvigorated its poetry, its architecture, its literature, its art.
00:51:43.000I mean, Venice became a huge trading outpost when we're talking about raising money, et cetera, for the Crusades.
00:51:49.000And they invested all of this money into Christian just culture, really.
00:51:58.000And so European culture at its zenith cannot be divorced from its Christology as well and just being part of Christendom extended.
00:52:10.000While Christendom might have started in the Middle East, they've been wiped out over there.
00:52:14.000It moved on to Europe, and Europe is where we saw it really fully realized and brought into the modern day.
00:52:20.000I fear that I've gone off on a massive, massive tangent.
00:52:24.000I think, I don't know who's worse, you or me.
00:52:32.000I mean, these are the kinds of ideas that have to be said about Christianity.
00:52:37.000And you make so many good points about this from so many different angles because it's a complex issue when you look at faith, when you look at religion.
00:52:44.000And so I think the best point and the biggest point to make is that this is a faith that's about nations.
00:52:50.000I mean, you read the gospel, you read, or maybe read the Old Testament.
00:52:55.000The Old Testament is a book about tribes, the Old Testament is a book about nations.
00:53:01.000And so I think that it's something that's so fundamental.
00:53:05.000And at the same time, it's one of these issues where you're right, the laity has basically allowed the shepherd, so to speak, the church leadership to take it in a direction, maybe in terms of the narrative, in terms of the rhetoric, in terms of the messaging, in a place that is not the truth.
00:53:21.000And so, you know, I talk about it a lot on my show.
00:53:24.000It's one of the most asked topics, you know, whenever I do the super chats at the end of the show.
00:53:30.000I may spend 45 minutes talking about immigration, and the last 15 minutes, invariably, no matter the first topic, will be.
00:53:37.000Explain why you obey the Pope no matter what.
00:53:40.000Explain, you know, this, that, and the other.
00:53:42.000And so, but it's an important thing because, as you said.
00:54:09.000And I do believe that the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church will act as a handmaid for this unification because we have the pomp and circumstance of the Orthodox Church.
00:54:18.000We see the divine liturgy of St. John Chrysostom, so we don't have to deal with any of this new order business.
00:54:23.000We don't have any female Eucharistic ministers.
00:54:50.000And also, we won't go without going to confession.
00:54:52.000That's very, very important to me that we've missed.
00:54:54.000But what happened is what brought me, like the red pill that brought me to, you know, doing whatever the Pope says, so to speak, is that I think I might have told you this before.
00:55:02.000I took a year off school between first and second year to discern a call to the nunnery.
00:55:06.000And God made it very clear that was not that calling.
00:55:08.000But during that time, I had like a lot of time to actually study the Bible with a spiritual director, et cetera, et cetera.
00:55:16.000And I'll never forget when it just dawned on me that, that, Christ did not leave us a Bible.
00:55:24.000He left us a church, and it is a church that is very explicitly based on the rock of Peter, of Simon Peter.
00:55:33.000And that from there, it is his heirs, the vicars of Christ that came thereafter, that are a direct, literal, like spiritual bloodline, if you will, going right back to Simon Peter.
00:55:44.000If people are ever interested in any sort of church hagiography and different sort of Christology, et cetera, there are records that every priest that you've seen.
00:55:54.000There's essentially an ancestry.com for his spiritual roots, and that includes obviously the Pope as well.
00:56:01.000And so once I took that pill, it became very, very difficult for me to go forward as an Orthodox person who, of course, we had our patriarch in what should be Greece, or it should be Constantinople, but apparently it's called Istanbul these days.
00:57:31.000So, what I would tell our brothers in Christ is that come on over, check out.
00:57:37.000A Latin Rite Mass, if you're into the old trad scene, just come, just check it out because if you believe that Christ is real, you're really going to feel his presence in a Catholic church.
00:57:50.000And then once you get into our history, just so much like the early church desert fathers, we have so much about Aquinas, we've got all of these based intellectuals that are part of our heritage.
00:58:03.000And like, y'all have Martin Luther, like, cool, he made 99 points, like, great.
00:59:28.000They find those answers in the church.
00:59:30.000And not only in the word, not only in the theology, which is a big component of it, but they find it in the human aspect, which is the rituals, the rites, the traditions, all those beautiful things that connect us, like you say, a direct line from Christ to the modern day.
00:59:47.000You just can't find a better source of identity than that.
00:59:51.000And if I could just add just one last thing here, I think there's also a moralizing element that comes in that is a healthy thing and a healthy ingredient when it comes to identitarian ideology, because you don't want to get beyond, you know, memes and really think that like all these like edgy posts are really a way forward.
01:00:09.000Frankly, I'm sorry if that sounds kind of cocky.
01:00:12.000I don't mean it, but I really, I approach this really from a moral standpoint.
01:00:31.000I want everyone's nation to be wonderful where they feel like they can stay with their families.
01:00:36.000I don't want to say that the most moral thing to do is to open up our floodgates to the entire world because it's not going to work.
01:00:44.000The most moral thing to do is to say, say, stay put and fix your country, please.
01:00:50.000And so, and so that's, I think, a healthy sort of Angle and just some texture that could be added so we're not just like, you know, physically removed, which is fine, but like sometimes we can get a little bit beyond that, let's be honest.
01:01:32.000I think in some cases, they've become the monsters they tried to fight.
01:01:36.000It's like Nietzsche said you look into the abyss long enough, and you know, you find the abyss staring back at you.
01:01:41.000So, I think that is a very good point about having some kind of centering about who are we, what are we doing, and why.
01:01:48.000At the end of the day, like you say, it's about having everybody be healthy and happy, but in their own separate nations and separate developments.
01:05:28.000You know, I can only take this idea of.
01:05:30.000It's not supposed to sound good so far.
01:05:33.000You know, Yeezus, that's about my threshold for so bad it's good in terms of there's an element that it's supposed to be uneasy, unpleasant.
01:08:00.000They're normal people, likable people, myself included.
01:08:05.000And I say, This is the future of the movement.
01:08:07.000This is something we can build off of.
01:08:08.000As long as we can remain on Twitter and YouTube and we don't get shadow banned and stuff like that, I think that's, you know, we're vibing on the future here, as Kanye West would say.
01:08:57.000But as somebody who's from the area, you drive down, I don't want to dox myself, but you drive down a certain street for 25 minutes and you're in Mexico.
01:09:07.000You're in Pilsen, you're in Little Village.
01:09:18.000You know, and it feels like, to me, it feels like the more America becomes less like America, Liberals say it's becoming more like America.
01:09:29.000They say the less America resembles what it looked like before, the more actually America it becomes, because of course America was never a place with an identity, a people, a language, a tradition, a culture.
01:09:42.000It was always just a container to be filled.
01:12:23.000I find myself, as I discover America, as I learn about what America really is, you find yourself falling in love with America all over again.
01:12:32.000When you start to realize that America is not the zog dung heap of the world, America was the best country in the world.
01:12:41.000People came here, they conquered the whole continent.
01:12:47.000You know, we started out on a tiny settlement in the Northeast, and over the course of a couple hundred years, just guns blazing, cleared the whole place out.
01:14:23.000You know, there's going to come a time when I'm really going to have to make the transition into a serious pundit, stop making jokes about Gamer Girl Pee and Catboys.
01:14:33.000I don't think it's going to happen anytime soon because it's fun and it's funny to me.
01:14:37.000So, you know, I'll never forget I had a reporter in Boston University when I was making trouble as a campus conservative.
01:14:46.000I had a reporter come over there, I think from AFP or from the Boston Globe, and we were sitting in my dorm room, okay, sitting on my bed.
01:14:54.000I was sitting on my desk chair, the reporters were sitting on my bed.
01:14:58.000And they're like, you know, Nick, you went out to the protest against the Muslim refugee ban and wearing a Trump hat, a Trump shirt, and a flag.
01:15:34.000And so, a lot of what you see on the show and what you see on my Twitter timeline is just what I think is funny at the moment, what's bothering me at the moment.
01:15:45.000And there's something to be said about that.
01:15:50.000Liberty Prime says Do you think Trump supporters should point to Hungary as an example of a strong nationalist slash pro Christian country, like how Bernie Bros praised Denmark?
01:16:01.000I would be careful about that because although the leadership in Hungary has embraced Christianity, Orban, who's their prime minister, is it the president?
01:16:11.000I don't know what the title is, the system.
01:16:14.000But I know Orban in Hungary has embraced Christianity and nationalism and borders.
01:16:20.000But if you look at the demographics of Hungary, it's not a very religious place.
01:16:24.000You know, because it is former Soviet Union, unlike Russia and Poland, you see that there is a lot of atheism in Hungary.
01:16:31.000So I point to Poland as the best example.
01:18:26.000Jordan Peterson, Steven Pinker, Sam Harris, Christopher Hitchens, these kinds of people, they say that we don't need God or God is anachronistic.
01:18:39.000They say that the answer to our problems is material comfort it's the ending of disease, it's the ending of war and strife and poverty and basically enhancing the material conditions and comforts of life.
01:18:53.000And so they say, Oh, well, people are saying things are bad, but look at how capitalism has solved poverty.
01:19:00.000Look, you can buy a television for much cheaper now.
01:19:04.000And that would be true if God didn't exist.
01:19:07.000And if God didn't exist, there wouldn't be a much stronger appetite within the soul for something else.
01:20:41.000You go back, the Inferno was written, I think, in the 14th century, and Dante assigned to the lowest level, the most suffering, the last ring of the lowest level of hell inside Satan's jaws was Brutus, Cassius, and Judas, the traitors to their country.
01:21:00.000I mean, that says it all right there, folks.
01:21:02.000If it was an open borders, you know, freewheeling, hippy dippy, anything goes, you don't see that.
01:21:07.000But as Faith said, the church, the establishment has been infiltrated by modernists, cultural Marxists, and they will never prevail over the doctrine.
01:21:17.000But the political stuff is kind of going through a dark age right now.
01:22:25.000I like nationalist a little better, but I still describe myself as that.
01:22:30.000Gaius Gracchus says, What happened to the Jesuits?
01:22:33.000Weren't they the ones that organized the Counter Reformation and kicked the proddies in the teeth?
01:22:37.000Well, again, we want to be respectful of the Protestants, but what happened with the Jesuits is, I don't really know all the history of it, but what you see is just a trend of profound.
01:22:51.000Liberalism in the tradition of the Jesuits in the New World.
01:22:55.000And so I don't know what you can ascribe that to.
01:22:57.000I know they put down a lot of parochial schools and they built up a lot of church establishment all over the world, missionaries in a lot of places.
01:24:59.000We take a lot of abuse from the Northern Europeans who make fun of us and say we're not really white or we're African and they call us black.
01:25:09.000But hey, we're the ones who elected an anti migrant government.
01:25:12.000We were one of the founding countries of the EU, the only founding state to be anti EU and anti migrant.
01:25:17.000So, you know, we have to be a little smug.
01:25:58.000Seneca the Reader says, Hey, Nick, what's the best anime of the current season?
01:26:02.000I don't really watch anime, I've only watched.
01:26:06.000Neon Genesis Evangelion, and that was it.
01:26:08.000I had a really good friend in college who turned me on to it, and that's the only reason I watched it, but I don't really like Scott it out.
01:26:16.000Raging Papist says, What's the name of the book you used to kill destiny with the Pillars of America that we lost?
01:28:38.000Well, he's got to realign America away from Western Europe and back towards Eastern Europe.
01:28:43.000That has to happen, you know, because these Western European countries don't share our interests, don't share, you know, they don't even, they actively hurt us in their trade, you know?
01:28:55.000So, we absolutely have to reorient from France and the UK and Germany towards Poland, Hungary, Italy, Russia, you know, because these Western European countries aren't really doing us any favors at the moment.
01:29:07.000Gaius Gracchus says Ireland minus the progressives equals strong.
01:29:32.000You know, you look at the black family from slavery until the Civil Rights Act or until the Civil Rights Movement, and what you'll find is that in these cases, black people conformed to, you know, and I think it was inhumane the way they were enforced, but conformed to an Anglo Protestant norm for families, for work ethic, for all the rest.
01:30:44.000And so, you know, for people that say, well, IQ doesn't explain everything, it doesn't explain everything, but it does explain a great deal.
01:30:52.000And what you find is that when the Anglo Protestant and white, fundamentally white system was explicitly the dominant system, and I don't think it was totally humane, that's why I think there was a little bit more semblance.
01:31:07.000But once you see people take things into their own hands, then it starts to fall apart a little bit.
01:31:12.000So the IQ denial is just kind of absurd to me at this point.
01:31:15.000If you recognize the fact that, and Jared Taylor actually just released a very good video this afternoon about it on American Renaissance.
01:31:23.000And he talked about this latest issue of National Geographic where they try and refute the existence of race.
01:31:29.000And there's a really, I think, telling point in the video where in the magazine they say that this baby and this monkey share 99% of the same DNA.
01:31:40.000And Taylor makes a really profound point saying, hmm, so in the same magazine where they deny that race exists, they admit that a 1% difference in DNA has drastic consequences.
01:31:51.000And what we see with epigenetics and, you know, microevolution on different continents is that tribes, peoples have evolved different characteristics.
01:32:01.000And, you know, people say, is that supremacist?
01:32:21.000So, but once you understand that there are differences and there are differences in crucial areas, to say that, well, IQ, that certain countries in Africa have an average IQ of 65 doesn't impact their success, it's absurd.
01:32:38.000You know, for people to say that, well, this country's average IQ is about 35 points lower than this country and that doesn't have an impact on their success.
01:32:47.000I don't know how anybody with a straight face could say that.
01:32:49.000And then it always goes into, okay, but so what are we supposed to do?
01:34:59.000But for 10,000 years, they just were oblivious to that fact.
01:35:04.000Or, They were blindly prejudiced, all of them.
01:35:07.000I mean, that's where it falls apart for me.
01:35:10.000You know, you think about the fact that for thousands of years, we acknowledged that tribes were different.
01:35:17.000And then, and then miraculously, a bunch of enlightened teenagers who didn't know any better, who had never experienced the world and who only knew a white country and a white academia, they made the discovery wait a minute, they were all wrong.
01:35:32.000The people going back for 10,000 years, they had it all wrong.
01:35:36.000They were too stupid or they were just.
01:35:39.000Weirdly prejudiced in one direction to not realize that we're all the same on the inside and we should all be in the same place.
01:35:52.000You know, so that's when it falls apart for me.
01:35:55.000The idea that everybody got it wrong, they were just so blinded by prejudice and anachronistic tradition, archaic tradition, that they couldn't see what was staring them right in the face, which was human equality.
01:36:31.000You know, I certainly did not agree with him about the Iraq war, or do not agree in retrospect.
01:36:37.000Somebody put in the comments, because I said that one time, and they were like, Nick didn't agree with the Iraq war, what, when he was like five?
01:38:05.000It is, or rather, the new information and the discussion about the fundamentals.
01:38:10.000It is important always to put it back into perspective that there's politics, there's the day to day, but to really orient around God, I think you get a bigger, a sense of the bigger picture, and that's the way to go.
01:38:23.000Rawhide says Asaka is a girl who deep down wants a man to control her.
01:38:44.000When one audio issue goes wrong, I tend to fly off the handle a little bit.
01:38:49.000When people are difficult like that, and I have a lot of difficult.
01:38:53.000I've had a lot of difficult people in my life, a lot of difficult scenarios, difficult situations.
01:38:59.000It doesn't do anything more for me than to just make me really mad.
01:39:03.000So, this idea of, oh, well, you just need to tame, you just need to fight.
01:39:08.000I'm at the point where it's like, I am trying to take the path of least resistance because the mission that I'm on is already so difficult.
01:39:16.000It's like, if people are telling me, you know, you can either completely reconfigure Windows and re download all your apps and it'll be working good, or you could just buy this adapter, I'm going to buy the adapter.
01:39:28.000You know, if people are telling me, well, he could jump through all these different hoops or he could.
01:39:32.000So when we look at Ray and Asaka, it's like, yeah, Nick, well, you just have to tame Asaka.
01:40:31.000I think we've watched this one actually on stream before.
01:40:34.000Clavin's, well, I'll just give you a little screen cap of it because we're already at, geez, we've been streaming for an hour and 45 minutes.
01:40:43.000So we're going to try and wrap it up, but I will throw it up on the air here real quick.
01:40:48.000And just because it is a pretty funny boomer video here.
01:44:13.000I think they were useful at the founding.
01:44:16.000But a democracy, a pure democracy, of we want everyone voting on everything, we want to enhance suffrage, and we want to expand suffrage, and everyone should be voting, and we want.
01:44:29.000The link between the people and the government to be as seamless as possible.
01:44:34.000I definitely am not on the same page as Rousseau.
01:44:54.000Monarchy is useful for maintaining tradition in some cases.
01:45:00.000Britain just goes to show, obviously, it's not foolproof, and maybe democracy is better in some cases, or Republican systems are better in some cases.
01:45:08.000But of course, it depends on the size and the scale and the country.
01:45:12.000You know, although I don't agree with Rousseau on his idea of, you know, this, like, religious commitment to democracy, he did write a lot about in the social contract how governments vary.
01:45:24.000You know, the ideal government varies by the size of the country, the population of the country, the.
01:45:45.000No system is going to fix all those things.
01:45:48.000There's going to be trade offs in every instance.
01:45:50.000So, you know, people who think, oh, and this goes on both sides.
01:45:55.000The Marxists who say, if we just get the Maoist, Leninist, you know, my brand of communism in power, then we're living in utopia forever.
01:46:04.000Or the far right people, you know, the National Socialists who say, if we just get the scientific National Socialist government, you know, everything will be perfect.
01:46:22.000We should try to make it ideal here, try to make it good here, but there has to be a healthy understanding that you're always going to have a flawed nature.
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