TIKTOK BANNED??? Jews Got TikTok Banned And I'm Mad | America First Ep. 1324TIKTOK BANNED??? Jews Got TikTok Banned And I'm Mad | America First Ep. 1324
Pro-Palestine protesters have taken over the Columbia University campus, and the police are on high alert for a possible clash between them and the protesters. Meanwhile, TikTok is being forced to either sell their service or be banned from the United States, and a bill passed the House of Representatives that could force them to do just that. Plus, a new bill passed in Colombia that could see TikTok banned in the entire country, and much, much more! America First! is a new podcast hosted by Nicholas J. Fuentes. Hosted by Nicholas and Betsy, and featuring Betsy and Brittany. Subscribe to America First to get immediate access to all new episodes and listen to them wherever you get your shows. If you like what you hear, please HIT SUBSCRIBE and leave us a five star rating and review on Apple Podcasts! or wherever else you re listening. Thanks for listening and Good Luck Out There! See you next Tuesday! Peace, Blessings, Cheers, EJ & Betsy - The Eaters of the Ewing's McGee and Chewing Chewing the Fat, Chewing, Sarah, Sarah, Ewing, and Sarah & Betsy, Rachel, Erika, Ephraim, and Sarah, Rachel, and Elyssa, and Thank You for listening to the show. - Sarah, Caitlyn, Sarah and Rachel & Sarah, and Good Morning America, and Thanks for Listening to the Show? Thank You For Listening, Sarah & Elyss, E-girls, and Rachel, Caitie, and Caitlyn and E-Ree, and Joe, and Yael, and Gabbie, & E-Dee, & Sarah Caitlyn & Sarah? - Thank You, Caitlin & EJ, and Cheyenne, and Jon, and so Much More! - Sarah and Sarah & Jonathon, and all the rest of the Crew, and Please Share the Story, and Don't Tell Me, and We'll See You, and Let's Talk About It, and All That? -- Thank You! -- Sarah, Jon & Sarah and Jonothan, and Johnathan, and Jordan, and Emily, and So Much More -- -- and so much more. -- And so on and so on, and we'll see you in the next episode of America First?
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00:14:35.000But the big story is that all across the country these pro-Palestine demonstrators have taken over the campuses by setting up tent cities in the campus quad or plaza.
00:14:50.000And specifically, it's taken over Columbia.
00:14:53.000That's where it started, Ivy League University in New York.
00:14:57.000But it's also now spread to New York University, Yale, MIT, and it's even going national.
00:15:04.000It's in Ohio, it's in Michigan, California.
00:16:21.000As a matter of fact, there's a guy standing literally right behind her with a banner that says Jews for Palestine.
00:16:29.000So she's just standing there like an idiot with this face with a shirt that says Jew and this is supposed to be really symbolic and deep and
00:17:13.000We'll also be talking tonight about the TikTok ban.
00:17:16.000This was part of the aid package that was passed over the weekend, which we covered last night.
00:17:22.000$95 billion aid package, money going to Ukraine, Taiwan, Israel.
00:17:29.000And it was four separate bills, one for each of those countries, and then a fourth bill, which covers some controversial things, which includes the forcible sale of TikTok.
00:17:45.000And we'll talk about what's in it, but it effectively forces TikTok either to... It forces TikTok's parent company, ByteDance, to either sell TikTok to America, or they'll be banned from the whole country.
00:18:00.000And, of course, the devil is in the details.
00:18:33.000So they don't have any precedent behind the bill.
00:18:36.000There's no reason to believe that the provisions of the bill will stand if challenged in court, and so the most likely outcome is that this will, at the minimum, have a constitutional challenge in the Supreme Court, and that will drag on for at least a year.
00:18:56.000As it works its way up and no doubt it will not be enforced until it's adjudicated by the Supreme Court.
00:19:03.000I'm sure they'll get some injunctive relief.
00:19:07.000And then the Supreme Court will make a decision.
00:19:10.000This will happen presumably during the next presidential administration.
00:19:16.000Could be Trump, could be somebody more favorable, and then either they'll allow the government to ban TikTok, and maybe the government will decline to enforce that, or I think it's probably more likely they will prevent, the Supreme Court will prevent TikTok from being banned.
00:23:02.000You can never get comfortable with the way things are because it's always changing.
00:23:07.000But the trade-off, people understand, is that even though life will constantly be changing and be a little bit alarming, the rate of the change,
00:24:30.000People don't realize that we don't make anything anymore.
00:24:34.000The only things that we make are the only thing that's saving us is the information sector.
00:24:40.000The only thing that's saving us is this information age technology like Facebook, Amazon, Google, and if you look at our stock market those are our biggest companies.
00:24:50.000Those are the companies that are growing the most.
00:25:58.000You search anything on YouTube, again forget about even politics, you search anything on YouTube and it doesn't even give you any relevant results.
00:26:07.000You have to, you really have to manipulate it to get what you're looking for.
00:26:11.000It fills up the page with curated results, things that you might like,
00:26:18.000So the internet has become a horrible experience because of, well there's a lot of factors, but the censorship is maybe the biggest one.
00:26:30.000And when you think about that in light of those other two things I talked about, it really brings home just what a joke the country is.
00:26:38.000It's like the one thing that we make, the one thing that we have based our trade-off on, we've forfeited religion, tradition, culture, in exchange for prosperity and convenience.
00:26:51.000Increasingly, that is concentrated in one sector, which is entertainment, information, and we don't even have it.
00:29:06.000And they banned people from saying, from the river to the sea.
00:29:10.000TikTok is the only platform where pro-Palestine hashtags and narratives
00:29:16.000We're doing far better and we're far more popular than pro-Israel narratives.
00:29:21.000Every other platform, it was the opposite.
00:29:24.000So the North American Jewish Federation and other Jewish elements, the same ones that got the president of Harvard fired, the same ones that got the president of UPenn fired, the same ones that are orchestrating these congressional hearings, the same ones that are banning anti-Semitism at the state level, they orchestrated a ban of TikTok, which was something that had been proposed but was dormant for years.
00:29:51.000And they're banning TikTok because TikTok was not aggressive enough in banning pro-Palestine sentiment.
00:29:58.000So the one good thing, the one... and it's arguable if it's good in the strictest sense.
00:30:07.000But the one entertaining product that we have in America left that doesn't have a black girl sidekick, the one entertaining product that isn't a diversity pamphlet and unfunny shitlibs, transgender people, the one thing that was even entertaining is now banned.
00:30:26.000We couldn't even have that because it wasn't pro-Jewish enough.
00:30:35.000And that's why everyone loves Hitler now, you know.
00:30:38.000That's why everyone loves it because everyone's saying, you know what?
00:31:39.000It's like, the country sends $100 billion to Ukraine, Israel, and Taiwan.
00:31:45.000They can't allocate $17 billion to build a border wall.
00:31:50.000So we're going to send all the artillery shells and all the missile defense and all that stuff
00:31:57.000So that Israel can kill women and children.
00:32:00.000We can't give a fraction of that to build a forever wall on the border to keep rapists out of America from pooing in the street and setting up their own tents over here.
00:32:11.000Like, the only tent cities the Jews have a problem with are when they're pro-Palestine.
00:32:16.000You see like a dirty, disgusting, stinking tent city in the middle of the city and everyone just walks by it and everyone thinks this is acceptable.
00:33:59.000I feel like so much of what's happening in the country right now is
00:34:04.000People have, on some level, subconsciously or consciously, accepted or become acclimated to the idea that this is just how things are and this is how it has to be.
00:34:16.000That this is like an inexorable, organic trend.
00:34:23.000And it can't be resisted, it can't be stopped, it can't be reversed like annoying fat women and fat people and ugly, stinky, don't-give-a-fuck people in our country.
00:34:43.000People have just accepted that's the way it is.
00:34:45.000Everything's filthy and nothing works and no one gives a shit and nothing is the way it should be but we have to accept it because that's just a sign of the times.
00:35:05.000That's why the Tucker thing was so outrageous for liberals
00:35:09.000Because he went to an autocratic, despotic Nazi country and the subway wasn't full of black people pissing on everybody and trying to stab people.
00:35:21.000And it wasn't dirty and there wasn't graffiti.
00:35:52.000Maybe Tucker Carlson, that was deliberate.
00:35:54.000Certainly it must be given his pedigree.
00:35:57.000Of course, Boris Yeltsin, the first elected president of Russia, came to the United States and visited the supermarket and was in awe at the abundance.
00:36:07.000In 2024, an American journalist goes to Russia and says, wow, subways where there's not black people trying to kill you.
00:36:15.000Oh my gosh, subways where there's not graffiti.
00:36:18.000But you know, you can't even just scapegoat the black people.
00:36:23.000Because it's not just black people, it's everybody.
00:36:27.000Black people are, they're like a major part of the problem.
00:36:32.000Because they are like the most violent demographic.
00:36:36.000And if they weren't here, it would be way better.
00:36:38.000Like, if the violent black people were not on the subway, and the subway were just dirty, it would still be a major improvement.
00:36:46.000Because the lethal, the threat of lethal force is always
00:36:50.000Fundamentally changing the equation not all black people just the violent ones and All the violent ones do have where most of them happen to be black But it's also just really all the immigrants a lot of the brown people even some of the white people people just don't care and it seems like nobody's really trying anymore and
00:37:13.000The institutions have totally given up.
00:37:22.000You wonder, even if in a generation an intelligent person is somehow able, an intelligent white person, is able to get to an elite university or some other place, you wonder if they'll even be able to reproduce the kind of success of an older society because these institutions have just been lost.
00:38:00.000All those people that were trained over generations, and there was an unbroken chain of succession, the last of those people are dead or dying.
00:38:33.000And we're living in that, and we can either pick up those pieces and very quickly try to recreate it, but if we don't do it soon, it's just gonna die, and it will not be able to be reproduced.
00:38:44.000It will have to then be regenerated over a very long period of time, I think.
00:38:55.000Before we start the show, so that's just kind of what's been on my mind, but before we start the show, I want to remind you to smash the follow button on Rumble and Cozy to get a push notification whenever I go live and like the video.
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00:39:18.000Okay, so now we're gonna start the show.
00:39:30.000The TikTok ban, I guess we're gonna just get into it.
00:39:34.000Or kind of pick up on where I've been going with that.
00:39:37.000One of the stories we're covering tonight, excuse me, is the TikTok ban.
00:39:43.000And we'll get into that in a moment but to me it is so symbolic and Darren Beatty who lately I've not been the biggest fan of for obvious reasons although I still like the guy he was right on the money on this he's been talking about this for a long time that as time goes on we are going to see China just do better than us just do better things than us and and people quibble about how you measure that people talk about
00:40:10.000The nominal GDP and people talk about other things, but there are already signs like TikTok, like their space program, like their ability to produce naval ships.
00:40:26.000They're going to just start doing things better than us and there's going to be a crisis of identity for Americans when we realize that we have lost so much.
00:40:40.000From every position, like I said, the two things that we still predominate in, the only things that America really outsources, or rather exports at this point, not outsource, exports, is culture and the information technology.
00:41:00.000Airplanes, automobiles, I mean those were a couple of the things that America still made.
00:41:06.000We don't make textiles, we don't make semiconductors, we don't make, we're not even the only country that really makes cars anymore, we don't make steel, we don't, we don't make anything.
00:41:15.000We're now increasingly becoming a petrostate like Russia.
00:41:18.000I mean so much of, I think one of our biggest exports now is just oil and natural gas.
00:41:24.000But even one of the last things that we made was planes.
00:41:52.000I think we have the the seed and the germ of revival but we don't have it anymore and the tick-tock thing is truly symbolic because as I said and this is a very important point that people need to consider it's about specificity and
00:42:08.000America after the 80s, 90s, 2000s had been completely de-industrialized.
00:42:15.000There is no manufacturing going on here.
00:42:18.000There's really no production going on here.
00:43:41.000And so I think we're still living in this time where we can forget that the country has been totally financialized in a similar way to the United Kingdom.
00:43:50.000That we don't make anything, that this economy isn't really real, we're totally dependent on foreign countries for raw materials and finished products.
00:44:01.000But now even that, that's what makes this symbolic, is that that was the one thing, the one claim that America still had to what America is really about, which is innovation and commerce and these rugged individualists, industry titans.
00:44:18.000The one thing that we had was that sector that produced Bill Gates and Elon Musk and Bezos and Zuckerberg.
00:44:37.000And like I said, so TikTok is being banned, but why?
00:44:40.000This is the story from the New York Times and we'll get into that.
00:44:44.000It says a bill would force the sale of TikTok by its Chinese owner ByteDance was passed by the Senate on Tuesday and is expected to be signed quickly into law by President Biden.
00:44:54.000Now the process is likely to get even more complicated.
00:44:58.000Congress passed the measure citing national security concerns because of TikTok's Chinese ties.
00:45:04.000Both lawmakers and security experts have said there are risks that the Chinese government could lean on ByteDance for access to sensitive data belonging to its 170 million U.S.
00:45:18.000The proposed law would allow TikTok to continue to operate in the United States if ByteDance sold it within 270 days or about nine months, a time frame that the president could extend to a year.
00:45:31.000The measure is likely to face legal challenges as well as possible resistance from Beijing which could block the sale or export of the technology.
00:45:39.000It's also unclear who has the resources to buy TikTok since it will carry a hefty price tag.
00:45:44.000The issue could take months or even years to settle during which the app would probably continue to function for U.S.
00:45:51.000So they say they're banning it because of national security.
00:45:56.000That's really not why they're banning it.
00:45:59.000There was a proposed ban under the Trump administration that was shelved after ByteDance made a deal with Oracle and they allowed for the American data to be hosted under American jurisdiction.
00:46:15.000So you may remember, because this is not the first time that people have talked about a TikTok ban.
00:46:20.000Years ago, in the first Trump administration, this was a proposal and this was a conversation.
00:46:27.000Specifically, forcing the sale of TikTok or banning it.
00:46:30.000Eventually, they made a different kind of deal where Oracle took up the role of hosting the data.
00:46:43.000Why exactly would they be doing it now, of all times?
00:46:47.000As I said earlier, it's because there is one peculiar feature about TikTok, which is unlike every other social media platform in America, even including X, which is privately owned by Elon Musk.
00:47:01.000It's that TikTok is the only platform where pro-Palestine hashtags are more popular than pro-Israel hashtags since the war that started on October 7th.
00:47:13.000That's the only difference between that and the other platforms.
00:47:18.000It is technically true the parent company is headquartered in Beijing.
00:47:24.000But as far as the data is concerned, that has been resolved.
00:47:29.000As far as propaganda is concerned, I don't think there's any evidence of that.
00:47:33.000I use TikTok, I don't see Chinese propaganda.
00:47:37.000Rather, it is the editorial content that is on TikTok
00:47:42.000And that it goes against the security interests of who controls the United States security apparatus.
00:48:08.000The Federation of North American Jewish Organizations, which represents, I think it's close to 55, just over 50 Jewish organizations in America.
00:48:19.000It's a federation that represents all of them.
00:48:22.000They were the first ones to celebrate when the House passed a bill banning TikTok when it got out of the committee, initially several months ago.
00:48:32.000And they said specifically they were celebrating because of the anti-Semitic content.
00:48:37.000So clearly they want this and there's also Jewish groups that have been pushing for this and one of them is that North American Federation of Jewish Organizations had been pushing for this.
00:48:50.000The ADL had been raising awareness for this purpose.
00:48:55.000The ADL and other Jewish groups have been collecting data about how much quote-unquote anti-semitic content was on TikTok.
00:49:05.000Now, the ADL is not just one among many groups that produces research or insights.
00:49:12.000You have to understand that legislation is created by an iron triangle.
00:49:18.000And it's created not by the actual lawmakers, it's created by their legislative directors.
00:49:44.000Of course, a representative like Marjorie Taylor Greene, who doesn't know... I mean, she mispronounces basic words.
00:49:51.000She doesn't know anything about TikTok.
00:49:53.000They will go to their legislative director, who is the expert.
00:49:57.000The legislative director will go to the think tank
00:50:00.000Or non-profit that is the expert on that policy area and those think tanks are captured by the lobbyists that the policies would govern whatever particular industry.
00:50:16.000So, and this is maybe a little bit too in-depth if you maybe understand this or not, but the ADL is intimately involved in the lawmaking process.
00:50:28.000When the ADL produces these reports, and of course they have big pull and big influence, when the ADL produces this research and these insights, that goes directly to lawmakers.
00:50:40.000And lawmakers use those insights, especially in committees, to create the legislation.
00:50:47.000So when the ADL produces a report, for example, that says that if you spend 15 minutes on TikTok, you're 50% more anti-Semitic, that's going directly to lawmakers.
00:50:57.000That's going directly to legislative directors.
00:51:00.000That's informing the people in committee that are putting the bills together.
00:51:04.000And if you don't believe, then, that organized Jewry is a part of the process, look no further than the Ivy Leagues.
00:51:14.000There were pro-Palestine demonstrations at Harvard and Yale, or rather University of Pennsylvania and Columbia, and very quickly the Jewish alumni donors of all those universities rallied and said that they would pull their donations from the universities until those pro-Palestine protests were crushed.
00:51:41.000Bill Ackman is widely believed to be behind a campaign to send these digital billboard trucks out naming and doxing so-called anti-semitic students that were demonstrating on the campus.
00:51:53.000They also participated in a congressional hearing which called to testify the presidents of all those universities.
00:52:02.000And the presidents of all those universities were called into a hearing about anti-semitism on campus and they were questioned by a representative
00:52:11.000A fundraiser was held for that representative by a major Jewish donor.
00:52:42.000That, at the minimum, you could say it's plausible that they used their political clout and lobbying power and their money to shut it down.
00:52:52.000Just like they got the president of Harvard fired.
00:52:54.000Just like they got the president of UPenn fired.
00:52:57.000Just like they got South Dakota to ban anti-Semitism.
00:53:01.000Just like they got the university presidents in front of a congressional hearing and grilled by Elise Stefanik and a number of others.
00:53:13.000It's what they had asked for, it's what they've been pushing for, and it was one of their biggest priorities.
00:53:19.000But one of the bigger reasons, or rather not a bigger reason, that I think is the central reason why TikTok was banned, TikTok is such a threat to the ruling elite because TikTok is a good product.
00:54:32.000And people like it maybe for the same reason that it was banned.
00:54:35.000Because it is not so heavily censored by American political interests that it ceases being functional.
00:54:44.000Because I think that's really the problem with YouTube and Facebook and Instagram.
00:54:49.000Everybody recognizes that all these apps are not good.
00:54:53.000And they started to become not good at the same time that the most extreme political content started to be censored.
00:55:00.000The National Security State and the tech industry and the Jewish lobby, which are all intimately connected, undertook in 2017 to use artificial intelligence and laws and other tools to ban extreme political speech.
00:55:17.000But it didn't stop there, that's just where it started.
00:55:19.000And that's where they got their interest in AI moderation.
00:55:26.000So AI moderation started in 2017 looking for people saying the n-word or looking for people saying coded white nationalist messages.
00:55:34.000Now if you play an online video game there's an AI algorithm that listens to all the voice chats and makes sure you're not saying anything abusive or harmful or offensive.
00:55:47.000And now it's being applied to advertising and now it's being applied to everything.
00:55:52.000And that's one example of a tool that was created initially to be used against the most extreme hate speech or the most extreme political speech.
00:56:02.000Now it's just being used to control the content that's on the platforms.
00:56:06.000As such, the platforms have become slow, they become unresponsive to the users, and they no longer provide, because they've been so clogged up with other concerns, what the users actually want.
00:56:19.000So TikTok has a competitive edge because it's not as censorious, it's not captured by interests,
00:56:26.000The algorithm on TikTok is strictly built to make sure that you get the best user experience.
00:56:46.000They want to ban it because it goes against the political interests in the country.
00:56:51.000And I think that is like the perfect symbol of what is happening to America.
00:56:57.000I mean that, I don't think there's any other better example of Americans so directly being put second.
00:57:06.000And when I say directly, I mean we can talk about things like the border, but in a way
00:57:13.000It is more indirect in the sense that somebody crossing the border I mean of course more and more lately they will literally show up in your neighborhood but when you talk about the fiscal impact when you talk about them kind of hanging out outside it's not so direct.
00:57:30.000TikTok is something that almost every young person uses every day and almost every young person has and likes and that's how they socialize and that's how they sometimes communicate with their friends and whatever
00:57:43.000It's something that is directly part of everyday life that is, for most people, innocuous.
00:57:48.000But it's something that the government is now taking away because of political concerns for some lobby.
00:58:17.000Not that thing, because that is not politically convenient for the NSA or for the State of Israel.
00:58:26.000And this is just the latest in a long line of examples like this, where the government and the leaders in the country, the elites, are telling people, you can't have this, and you're just gonna have to get used to it.
00:58:40.000Things are gonna change, not for the better, for the worse, and it's not for you, it's for some interested lobby, but you're gonna have to just suck it up and get used to it.
00:58:50.000It's things like taking sugar out of a soda.
00:58:53.000I mean that's something that is synonymous with America is burgers and soda.
00:59:01.000And now the fries are cooked in seed oils rather than beef tallow.
00:59:07.000And now it's high fructose corn syrup which is an industrial byproduct rather than sugar.
00:59:12.000So even the things that people would use in a pejorative way as a caricature of American largesse
01:00:01.000Saturday Night Live had to get an Asian guy, had to get a gay Asian guy, and they had to get a Mexican guy, and they had to get a black, you know, two black women and a black guy, and they had to get a very diverse cast.
01:00:13.000Now it's not funny, but it was more important that it was diverse.
01:01:36.000Like the Waldorf Astoria Hotel in New York City or like the Grand Union Station in New York or like you look at those pictures of how airplanes used to be in the service.
01:02:22.000Now when we're trying to zone out and get away from the work life that doesn't make anything, the home life where your wife is a bitch, the outdoors where the cops are harassing you or blacks are harassing you or you gotta look at tent city and ridiculous stuff, now you can't even escape to TikTok or video games even for that matter.
01:06:55.000And beer I think is cringe, but even the beer, even the beer that you drink at sports, they put a tranny on it, and the conservatives fought it for like a minute, and now they all love it again.
01:07:06.000Now they're all like, oh come on, Bud Light's okay.
01:07:09.000It's like even the beer, even the sports, the worst shit imaginable, it still sucks.
01:08:22.000of like a black prom someone sent it to me and there's like all these black people going to prom and they're all twerking and they're all in these ridiculous cars and I was thinking you know these black people wouldn't even be able to make the cars but you could tell them that you could say they they drive these these uh Cadillacs and it's like you people wouldn't even be able to make a Cadillac and they would say yeah that could wear the kings and queens and shit like it's so ignorant juvenile but even worse I saw that and then I saw another TikTok of some white guy
01:08:51.000Who is like, black people do prom right.
01:09:58.000At my old high school, they had to cancel Homecoming because all the black people whose lives mattered brought guns to the Homecoming football game.
01:10:26.000Let's see more white guys wearing fucking sweatpants and socks and slides when they leave the house and doing fucking ridiculous dances and looking up to Playboy Carti.
01:14:36.000Hey Nick, as someone who just got red-pilled right before the Candace arc, what are some resources, books, articles, etc., you recommend on Jewish infiltration slash power in the U.S.?
01:16:27.000You always look at these guys that go on these, like, panel shows, and they try to... Like, here's a good example.
01:16:34.000One time, Vince Dow, who's like a piece of shit, ugly manlet, fake conservative, he went on this Vice thing, and he's basically like a white nationalist or something, like us, and...
01:16:50.000He was on this mixed panel of like some liberals and some conservatives.
01:16:55.000And instead of going right out there and saying, yeah, I think the country should be white people, excuse me, it should be white people and no immigrants, he was like, well, I believe that they should be heritage Americans.
01:17:06.000And everyone's like, what do you mean heritage?
01:17:54.000And in that sense, you're conceding that it's bad.
01:17:58.000You're conceding, in a sense, that you're wrong.
01:18:02.000In other words, if you're afraid to admit your real belief, if you won't even say it for some reason, if you're trying to hide it or conceal it, you have made it clandestine, effectively.
01:18:15.000You have made it a clandestine belief.
01:18:19.000If it were true and normal, just say it.
01:18:23.000If that's what you believe, just say it.
01:18:26.000But when you try to beat around the bush, or keep it hidden, or whatever, that attitude betrays your real feeling about it, which is that you, in a sense, are in agreement with the other person that this is naughty, this is against the rules, you know, you're ashamed.
01:18:46.000So I've always been in favor of, now you don't have to, you don't have to lead with it, but you gotta say it loud, say it proud, and it has to get there.
01:19:20.000I think those things are relevant, but they're only relevant in the context of talking about the Holocaust.
01:19:26.000Because whether you talk about Dresden and the nukes and blah blah blah, you can talk about all that stuff, but the minute that you say, and the Holocaust didn't happen, you're still gonna get all that shit.
01:19:38.000So, and I don't think people even go there.
01:19:40.000I think people start to suggest that, they get pushback, and then they moderate it immediately.
01:19:44.000Then they say, well all I'm saying is, all I'm saying is... So... Now there's like a right way and a wrong... You know, you could be more or less tactful, but you have to refute the central point.
01:19:57.000You can't like, you can't cut the crust off like that.
01:21:32.000It's like neuro-linguistic programming.
01:21:36.000Now, if the debate is on that, then it's sort of like, if we're fighting a war, where do you want to fight the war?
01:21:43.000Do you want to fight the war on your territory, or my territory?
01:21:49.000You want to fight it on my territory, because all the fighting is going to blow up my kitchen, and my house, and my yard, and my home.
01:21:57.000Similarly when you're in a debate you want you want the debate to happen on the battle you want to pick the battlefield and if the debate is did the holocaust happen then we could debate whether it happened or not if the debate is about some other nonsense well i mean like there's no victory what's the victory condition people are going to know about Dresden okay now people know i think i think a lot of people knew about that before i think there was scholarly debate about the nukes you know what there isn't scholarly debate on that the holocaust
01:22:26.000Is that Holocaust denial is illegal in 20 countries?
01:22:44.000I mean, people like me go in, bull in the china shop, break down the door, and then people like this kind of come in and pick up the pieces and, you know, but I've always resented that.
01:22:57.000I always feel, my whole career I've always felt like I would go out and say something and then I'd get some faggoty effeminate person who'd be there and saying, well, what he, what he means is, and it's like, don't fuck, what I mean is what I said.
01:23:10.000Don't tell me, you know, what he meant is,
01:24:44.000That Alex Jones says he hates communism, he hates chi-coms, he loves freedom, he loves America.
01:24:50.000He brings on Nick Fuentes, a freedom-loving, pro-America, Christian guy, and calls me a fad because I say I like Hitler and, like, I don't like Israel.
01:25:02.000Brings on Jackson Hinkle, the communist that loves China, and they both toast and agree.
01:25:07.000And Alex says, you're an intellectual because they agree that Hitler was funded by global capital.
01:29:00.000Ryan Garcia pledges $20 million to help kids in Gaza and a day later he's on PBD saying he got the call from Bibi Netanyahu wanting to show him Gaza and show him around.
01:31:52.000You know, you were in the city, in an apartment building, with a bunch of people, and you knew each other, maybe you'd be in a household, if you're on a farm, you're in a household with multiple generations, and there were get-togethers, and I feel like there was so much more life.
01:32:11.000Like, even in a major city, you drive around a major city past 11 o'clock, there's nothing going on.
01:32:17.000The most action you'll see in a major city past 11 o'clock these days is like a college bar, or a homeless encampment where they're doing fentanyl in the street, some other illegal activity.
01:32:37.000Like a parade when the sports team wins the championship, or people get together for college-related activities, but there's just like a dying... It's a dying society.
01:33:08.000When you, when you pay a therapist and, you know, even, even, um, hookups and all these other things, it's almost like society as a service.
01:33:23.000You're paying the therapist to do what someone who is a part of your society would otherwise be doing, you know, or multiple people would be doing.
01:33:33.000And, you know, so life is kind of, life is not, it's missing some of the key ingredients that it used to have, I feel like.
01:33:42.000It's not as rich because we're, human beings are social animals.
01:33:46.000We're supposed to be among and with people.
01:33:48.000We're supposed to be part of a society.
01:33:51.000And I think that's why there is such a,
01:33:55.000I think that's why everybody has this arrested development thing going on where they don't want to leave high school.
01:34:17.000And then people graduate college and they kind of live downtown for a little while and they do the bar scene and they kind of try to keep that charade up for another three or four years before they have to give it up and get married and have a real job and then from then to death it's kind of like miserable.
01:34:35.000But that's because what is a high school and a college?
01:35:33.000I think that's, I think that's another reason why men are, you know, people talk all the time about, you know, men are smoking pot and playing video games.
01:35:42.000It's like, okay, but I think a lot of people are retreating not just because of sexual failure and because of, you know, women aren't worth it or juice ain't worth the squeeze or whatever.
01:35:53.000I think a lot of people don't leave because there's nothing really going on.
01:36:00.000You know, it's just kind of like an errand or a chore.
01:36:04.000Like, if I leave my house right now and I go out to eat, it's no different than eating in my dining room.
01:36:11.000I walk outside, I get in my car, drive to a place, park in the parking lot, get out of the car, get seated somewhere.
01:36:26.000I mean, what's even the humanness of the interaction other than, you know, maybe there's a little, if you're lucky, a little bit of banter with the waiter.
01:36:34.000You know, like a little bit of a back and forth that goes beyond, are you ready to order?
01:36:55.000Same thing with like going shopping or whatever and you really need to have quite an extroverted personality to make it more than that.
01:37:02.000I mean there are some people I know that can get into these adventures but they're like the most
01:37:07.000Extraverted charismatic people that I know there's like three of them that could go out and really turn it into an adventure Otherwise, it just doesn't really work so You know, I think that is why a lot of people are hanging on for dear life with for college because
01:37:28.000It's the last part of your life where you're really part of a true community or a society where it's like Pete you're in class and you're kind of forced to sit with other people and talk to them and you kind of know of people you've heard of people you're with people and you know there's there's events going on constantly people are doing things people don't do shit anymore.
01:39:27.000When I talk to normies though, especially the women, women are always chit-chatting, chit-chatting about the latest fucking thing they bought from Target or Walmart, the latest... And what is it every time?
01:39:40.000It's a chocolate-covered fucking peanut, you know?
01:39:43.000Oh, you've just gotta try this chocolate-covered almond.
01:39:49.000So after you make dinner, you have like this store-bought dessert, you know?
01:39:55.000Or, you know, you get a deal at Kohl's, and you get a cheap garment, or you get a water bottle, or you get a whatever.
01:40:04.000You get a thing to carry your keys, you know, women with their keys.
01:40:10.000You get a thing to mount your phone on your car for commute to work.
01:40:14.000It's like, so we just have, we don't have a society, which is, it's just kind of like this big ant farm.
01:40:19.000I know I'm not like the first person to say something similar, but it's like, I feel like in other countries, in a place like France or Italy, they care about the food.
01:40:30.000You know, people care about how they dress.
01:42:07.000Cities like LA, New York, Miami, to a lesser extent Chicago, Austin maybe, maybe Nashville.
01:42:17.000People are not gravitating towards, like,
01:42:21.000Houston people are not gravitating towards like Cleveland or Cincinnati or Philadelphia people are gravitating towards the biggest cities With the most dynamism because that's the last place where you can maybe have a life.
01:42:37.000You can maybe find a life But anywhere else it's kind of like What do you do?
01:42:45.000What are you gonna do join like an adult softball league or something?
01:43:26.000Vatican First sent $10, yay says Nii's gonna make and sell porn.
01:43:30.000I think he's just a few steps further than you on the utility over morality spectrum, recognizing that if money really is the power that matters, and you mostly disregard miracles, you'll never catch up to TM by denying any source of income.
01:44:56.000That's a whole tunnel in and of itself.
01:45:00.000Nah you buggin sent $10, 1, politicians not making enough money so they have to launder tax money through Boeing Raytheon Lockheed Martin etc etc because they haven't drank enough chalices of innocent Palestinian children's blood while cocaine Mitch sits upon his personal throne of thorns and lies located in the middle of
01:53:17.000I mean, I wouldn't use the word violence, but it wouldn't, I mean,
01:53:20.000If, propositionally, theoretically, you were to say, we're gonna have only whites, but there are non-whites here, and they don't want to leave, well, they would have to be coerced in some form.
01:53:32.000Like, so... That is a theoretical, like, political problem.
01:53:37.000I don't think that's incorrect to say that.
01:53:41.000But yeah, I guess that language saying necessary violence is a little sus.
01:53:46.000Okay, see that's actually a good question.
01:53:49.000That's actually a thoughtful good question.
01:53:53.000It's not a question like, thoughts on Turkey?