Based Camp - Anti-Black⧸Jewish⧸Gay Voters Turned on Trump & He Did Better Than Ever

00:00:00.000 Hello, Simone! Today we are going to be talking about an interesting phenomenon, which is that

00:00:05.080 individuals who have racist tendencies or who are skeptical about Jewish or gay people have been

00:00:14.200 turning against Trump in droves recently. What is going on there? Yeah, it does seem like this trend.

00:00:21.920 And very aggressively. So it used to be that in every election cycle, your famous racist would 0.87

00:00:28.360 have these moments where they might, you know, tongue-in-cheek support a Democratic candidate

00:00:34.500 to try to make them look bad. And so people couldn't say that they were supporting the

00:00:37.760 Republicans. That is not what is happening anymore. They hate Trump and they are actively attempting

00:00:44.220 to get their fan bases to vote against him. Really? Because I was mostly assuming that these

00:00:48.900 were tongue-in-cheek harmful. No, and I'll provide a contrasting example here that is still tongue-in-cheek,

00:00:55.940 which is Curtis Yarvin. But if you look at Nick Fuentes, Richard Spencer, David Duke,

00:01:02.340 more leather apron club, they have all done aggressively anti-Trump messages before the

00:01:07.300 election asking their followers not to vote. The gist of why they're doing this is they have this

00:01:15.740 perception of if this party cannot be actively and aggressively anti-Jewish, racist, and homophobic, 0.91

00:01:23.960 then I'm just going to go home. And they don't like how far it's moved on those issues. Whereas,

00:01:30.760 you know, we basically respond with, I'm leaving. Okay, then that was always allowed.

00:01:36.700 So we're going to go through every one of these individuals, what they've said about Trump recently,

00:01:43.260 go through some of the arguments that they've used for why they're leaving. And we're also going to

00:01:48.660 discuss the effects of this on the Republican Party, largely really positive. Okay. Very,

00:01:54.680 very positive. If the left could achieve this with their toxic, racist, bigoted faction, 0.98

00:02:00.760 that farrokes, they wouldn't be able to win mainstream elections. So that's one thing to note 1.00

00:02:06.140 here. The second thing that we're going to talk about is all of these individuals who have this

00:02:10.720 weird, I'd almost say sort of ascetic cargo cult idea of what it means to be a conservative,

00:02:16.300 none of them are above repopulation rate, and none of them seem to have a happy marriage.

00:02:22.920 Jerry, marriage is a lot of work. We have to plan for a house, plan for a baby. Babies cost a lot 0.70

00:02:28.880 of money. What? Babies don't cost money. They make money, especially those little white ones. 1.00

00:02:34.340 Look, you have to get serious about this. Or what? Huh? You're going to hit me?

00:02:38.240 I'm not going to hit you, Jerry. You don't want to beat me or screw me? What kind of marriage is this? 1.00

00:02:42.740 Bring a book. And this is something I really want to focus on because these are not individuals.

00:02:48.800 If they're coming to you and saying, I have this version of what America used to be and how America

00:02:53.360 used to be great, that you can follow and learn from, what I would point out is just from the

00:02:59.000 evidence, you can see they're wrong. Whatever they're selling you doesn't work and is short

00:03:03.160 for this world. All right. So let's get it through. First, I would start with the counter

00:03:08.200 example, Curtis Yarvin. Curtis Yarvin did do a don't vote for Trump piece. But what he really

00:03:15.320 said was you should, whoever we're voting for should be made dictator. And I'd take a Biden

00:03:22.680 dictatorship over a Trump presidency. Oh yeah. Yeah. And he's like, look, I'm a monarchist and

00:03:30.240 I'm a radical monarchist. He doesn't hate the player. He hates the game. He doesn't hate the

00:03:35.060 player. He hates the game. And you know what? Whatever. Like that's a fun based point. I like

00:03:39.140 Curtis a lot. And I think that he is a solid and truly independent intellectual that disagrees with

00:03:45.580 us on tons of stuff. Why Curtis works as a good counter example here is while he is someone who,

00:03:51.260 if a presidential candidate was seen as being endorsed by him, their reputation could be hurt.

00:03:55.140 He doesn't have an ounce of genuine anti-gay bias, anti-semitic bias, or racial bias in any of his

00:04:04.300 works, despite what some people would tell you. So that's, that's him. We're technically he's

00:04:10.200 saying I would actually prefer Trump, but like, I'm not going to put that in writing given how it

00:04:14.320 would, it could hurt his, his candidates. Next, we have Nick Fuentes, who is extremely anti-immigrant.

00:04:20.300 He, the Catholic integralist. He wants the United States to operate. Basically he wants a globalist

00:04:24.540 Catholic monarchy to rule the world or a Catholic government of some sort, theocracy, you know,

00:04:30.000 following the syllabus of errors written by Pope Pius IX. I don't want to go too into theology,

00:04:34.280 here. I find the integralist movement pretty interesting. Mostly I find it silly that you

00:04:38.160 could want a globalist Catholic monarchy to rule the world, but then think our country can't survive 0.73

00:04:43.100 with a mostly Catholic immigrant population, which is what the Hispanic immigrants are. You're like,

00:04:48.700 no, no, no, we can't survive with them. And it's like, well, they are the group that you say,

00:04:53.420 like you want ruling everything. If your internal divisions are so great already, I don't think your

00:04:59.260 ultimate vision is going to play out very well. But anyway, he said, I'm not a Republican and I

00:05:04.580 don't care that much. And I'm not going to turn out. He said this on his, his live stream on Rumble

00:05:10.340 after the RNC event concluded, he said, I don't even really care. I'm not energetic. I'm not

00:05:16.260 enthusiastic. I'm not leaving my house to vote. Vote for what? For JD Vance and Usher. I'm not voting

00:05:21.620 for this. I'm not lending my credibility to this. He added as a real conservative, as a real right

00:05:28.200 wing individual, you could not force me to care about this. You could not bribe me to care about

00:05:33.080 this. I don't care. I don't want to look at it anymore. So this is not like a, like Curtis's

00:05:39.760 thing, which was like veiled support, but like knowing this is him like actually being pissed off

00:05:44.280 at the Republicans. Yeah. Let's go with Richard Spencer. I deeply regret voting and promoting

00:05:52.180 Donald Trump in 2016. Oh, wow. Now here we can begin to get into why these people hate him. And

00:05:59.380 I think, Oh, Oh, this is a really common thing you'll see across this. He says to the people of

00:06:03.880 Iran, there are millions of Americans who do not want war. We do not hate you. And we respect your

00:06:09.640 nation and his history after our traitorous elite is brought to justice. We hope to achieve peace,

00:06:15.420 reconciliation, and forgiveness. Basically they want the state of Israel destroyed and they support 0.99

00:06:21.840 anyone who's attempting to do that, whether it's Iran or Gaza or anything like that. And as such,

00:06:27.440 they do not like that the main, and Trump is as pro Israel as you get. When I was in Israel,

00:06:33.460 this was right after he moved the embassy there, when everyone was like, Oh my God, you can't move the

00:06:37.000 embassy to Jerusalem. Like that's horrible. And it's going to cause all sorts of pain. And he's

00:06:41.920 like, YOLO. He does it. Israel loves it. They're like broadcasting his face on everything. So, you

00:06:48.740 know, obviously he doesn't give a flying F what these people think. And the new right generally

00:06:52.580 doesn't. Most of the new right is fairly pro Israel. We can get into why later in this. Now,

00:07:00.260 what did David Duke have to say? Well, David Duke said, I'm sorry, when I say pro Israel, 0.94

00:07:04.920 I mean, pro Jewish, a lot of people are like, Oh no, it's only the Zionists. It's not being anti

00:07:08.800 Jewish to be anti Israel. And then I point out to putting on the poll, you're looking at it's 0.97

00:07:11.680 between 85 and 95% of Jews would be categorized as Zionists. And so if you're saying, Oh, I don't

00:07:18.100 hate the Jews. I just hate 95% of Jews, or like, I don't hate the Christians. I just hate the ones 1.00

00:07:22.300 who think that Jesus Christ was the son of God or something like that. It's like, well, I mean,

00:07:25.780 that's pretty close to a perfect circle. And if you know Jewish history, you can understand why they 0.92

00:07:30.540 might not feel comfortable in a state where they're a minority. But anyway, the next here,

00:07:34.600 we have David Duke. So David Duke said, David Duke is the KKK guy, right? Or what?

00:07:41.560 The guy who runs the KKK. Yeah. Okay. Just want to make sure I I'm not here's the the other thing is,

00:07:47.040 is as as people who are frequently accused of being adjacent to such people. I mean,

00:07:55.000 I think Trump experiences to, they're often insinuations that were related to people. And

00:08:01.880 I have no idea who they are, or I have no idea what this phrase means. They're like, say you hate

00:08:06.100 this person. I'm like, I don't know who this person is, or what? Yeah. Or they're like,

00:08:09.300 this sounds an awful like, like what this is. For example, when Trump was campaigning, and he

00:08:14.200 planned to have a speech at Madison, Madison Square Garden, okay, like really major venue. Okay,

00:08:19.880 more like many people. And, and suddenly the media is like, he's trying to recreate a, you know what,

00:08:26.240 an AZ, I rally that was in Madison Square Garden in 1940. It's like, how do you know this much

00:08:32.160 obscure lore from pre World War Two, like this? And because you know, at their house, there's like

00:08:39.540 a, an every guardian reporter's house, there's a secret room they open and it's full of Nazi

00:08:43.140 memorabilia. I mean, yeah, like, it just seems like the biggest aficionados of, of, of history and

00:08:48.900 memory and like collectors of memorabilia and, and, uh, you know, aficionados of obscure facts

00:08:55.180 are progressive people who use it for witch hunting purposes, or perhaps because they're really the

00:09:00.080 racist ones. I don't know, but it's just so frustrating. So that's why I asked, because

00:09:04.340 honestly, and I'd also point out, as I'm saying names, is these are people who are accused of

00:09:08.740 being racist. I don't know if they're actually racist. I haven't done time to think about it.

00:09:12.180 Because that's, yeah, I mean, a lot of people accuse us of being racist and here we are. So I don't

00:09:17.260 know. Adjacency to Trump was used as justification to argue Trump is racist. Right. And these are

00:09:24.120 people who I believe if they had been at an event or something like that might be the type of people 0.86

00:09:28.640 who would make say black people or gay people or Jewish people going to that event feel uncomfortable.

00:09:33.360 And I, this is part of the key and it's what we'll get to later is this is the rights woke

00:09:40.420 problem. Like the wokeism is the left mirror of this audience. If you go to an event and you're

00:09:48.660 a cis white male, these people will make you feel uncomfortable. They will harass you. They have

00:09:54.580 really good ties within the administration and can get into the administration and actually can make

00:09:59.940 laws and stuff like that. The right has taken this toxic faction, stucked out the venom and spit it in

00:10:06.540 the toilet. Like they themselves now feel uncomfortable going to right ring rallies.

00:10:12.380 And that's why, if you look at this last cycle where Kamala was trying to argue Trump's racist, 0.85

00:10:16.780 Trump's all this, when black people went to his rallies, when gay people went to his rallies, 0.99

00:10:20.300 they're like, wait a second, I fucking love being here. And not only that, one of the, the lies that you 1.00

00:10:26.540 will hear from this audience about themselves is that they are the foot soldiers and like Trump needs

00:10:31.740 to like appeal to them to win election cycles, right? Like they're the people actually, that's not

00:10:36.940 true. Who, who's, who's our foot soldiers? Who's no, who's, who's our real foot soldiers? Scott Pressler.

00:10:42.620 He said he'd come back and today he did. 0.99

00:10:50.700 Scott Pressler, the gay is our real foot soldier. Scott Pressler. 0.99

00:10:54.780 Snooking with the Amish. Yeah. Just like a bunch of really cool doers. Yeah. And I just, I, I genuinely

00:11:03.580 know I did, I did once have a conversation with someone who turned out to know two people.

00:11:09.500 I can think of two people in my entire life who I've spoken. No, three, because there was one

00:11:14.380 childhood girl. Like it was like in the fifth grade who like actually were definitely racist,

00:11:19.900 racist, but also I'm like, where are these racists? Like most people aren't, it's just

00:11:26.540 weird to me. They're just incredibly rare. They don't. And you can see this like they're

00:11:30.300 out there in droves and they're everywhere. And they're like, no, this is actually a really

00:11:34.300 important point. They do not. And you can see this in the data exist in the Republican voting

00:11:38.940 base at a differential level than within the democratic voting. Yes. Yeah. And here I'm talking

00:11:43.660 about mainstream old school. I hate blacks racist, not like a redefinition of racism around 0.98

00:11:48.780 wokeism, which I also believe is accurate, but I'm just saying like the, I hate blacks type racist, 1.00

00:11:53.900 the, I hate Jews type racist, the, I hate gates type. They actually vote for Democrats at the same 1.00

00:11:58.460 rate as they vote for Trump. And you can see this in the data. So I will note here that what you're

00:12:04.220 seeing is one, they're incredibly rare in reality. And the same way that actual far Rokis are rare in

00:12:09.580 reality, but the democratic party has made their rallies, their events, their protests, like, like

00:12:18.220 honey to a fly for these incredibly rare Rok variety humans. Whereas Trump rallies have become 0.82

00:12:26.220 very, very toxic to these types of people and they don't want to be there. They don't want to have

00:12:30.780 anything to do with it anymore. They see him as a traitor. And that is why I think in large part,

00:12:39.340 he's been so successful at breaking this Democrat narrative that he's a racist because like, for

00:12:44.940 example, the Republicans have this narrative, like Kamala's woke, Kamala's not woke. And we'll be

00:12:48.780 talking about this in a future episode, but she has not scared away the wokes yet. She hasn't put 0.98

00:12:54.220 out, you know, the, the onion to the vampires to get them out of the building yet. Trump did that

00:12:59.900 was a racist. And we'll be talking about how he did that so successfully. So David Duke head of the KKK 0.94

00:13:05.260 said, I endorse for president of the United States, green party candidate, Dr. Jill Stein. Although Dr.

00:13:11.100 Jill and I obviously have our differences on important issues. She is the only candidate who

00:13:15.980 speaks clearly against the war in the Middle East. He acknowledged that his endorsement of a far left

00:13:22.540 candidate would quote unquote shock some of his supporters, but said his decision is based on quote,

00:13:27.900 what is good for white European people, as well as all of humanity in quote. So, I mean, these are not 0.95

00:13:34.860 like roundabout endorsements. These are who these people want to win. And it is for one reason they

00:13:41.500 want the Jewish state gone. So, and this has actually hurt a lot of them. Now that the Republicans

00:13:46.780 have become the pro Israel party and Dems have become the anti Israel party, even though the Dem

00:13:52.540 leadership didn't get this particular memo, they'd do a lot better in the polls if they did, but I think

00:13:57.260 they're afraid of their donor class. But here I'd add another person here who's really interested in

00:14:01.740 this Ann Coulter. So Ann Coulter is not, like, people will be like, oh, she's a racist because

00:14:07.580 she said this stuff about Mexicans. She almost married a black guy. Like, she's not a racist in 0.95

00:14:12.060 a generic term, right? But she also falls into this category of having, I guess I'd call it an

00:14:17.660 Esno-nationalist bent to some of her talking points around Hispanics. 0.96

00:14:23.340 Are there any suggestions how we might help? 0.98

00:14:25.260 How about we get rid of all the Mexicans? 1.00

00:14:31.340 And I think that things start to fall into place when we study Ann Coulter's mindset as 0.99

00:14:35.820 to why these people don't have families. But we'll get to that in just a second.

00:14:38.860 I'm going to shelve that for just a second. But she has says about Trump that she sees him as an

00:14:43.740 awful, awful person and that she can't trust him as far as she can throw him.

00:14:48.700 Now, the person who I think does the best in terms of calmly explaining all of this

00:14:55.420 is Leather Apron Club. Leather Apron Club has an anti-Semitic and anti-gay, I'd say, bias to a lot

00:15:04.620 of the stuff he puts out there. But I should be clear, when a lot of people say those words,

00:15:09.740 they mean them negatively. And I mean those words no more negatively than I would say that Simone and I

00:15:16.140 have a filio-Semitic bias, a pro-Jewish bias in our stuff, and a pro-normal gay bias in our stuff.

00:15:23.660 And just as that leads to some bias in the way that he interprets things, it leads to bias in

00:15:30.140 the way we interpret things. But it is because of that separate perspective that he has that is

00:15:34.700 so divorced from my own that I have actually gained a lot of insight into the world by watching

00:15:39.420 his videos because he just sees the world so differently than I do. And I generally respect

00:15:45.660 him as an intellectual. But while I respect him as an intellectual, I also am not sad to see him

00:16:15.020 leave the Republican Party. And I am not sad to see people like him leave the Republican Party

00:16:19.500 because it is with the exit of him that we get the entrance of genuine human stars like Scott

00:16:28.540 Presley. You know, cleaning up cities that are trashy, just getting out there and fixing things,

00:16:32.620 getting out the Amish vote, likely winning. Pennsylvania for Trump could have been critical

00:16:37.020 in winning the election. And if we adopt these types of people's ideology, which you'll see,

00:16:41.980 you know, he wants us to be harsher on gay people and stuff like that, not support gay marriage.

00:16:46.060 It just wouldn't work. 70% of Americans now support same sex marriage. And of young Republicans,

00:16:51.100 18 to 29, 64% say they support same sex marriage. So like his perspective couldn't even win with like

00:16:58.380 next generations Republicans. We are not losing anything as these people leave the room. I am sorry

00:17:03.980 about that, but we're not. And, and it's not just that I note here. It's also that these people are

00:17:09.820 just like much less pleasant than Scott Presler and the normal gays as they exit and the normal gays 1.00

00:17:15.660 enter and the, the party becomes a lot more fun. Yeah. It's a more fun party. I'm sorry, guys. Like

00:17:23.980 you were cool. I kind of enjoyed our intellectual debates, but as you leave the room, like things are

00:17:30.380 getting better. Scott Presler, frankly, is a more decent human being than people like Nick Fuentes.

00:17:37.820 And, and a lot of these other people who we see, you know, they're not going out cleaning up cities.

00:17:42.540 They're not getting out doing the ground game. So I think, yeah, I think now also we are entering an

00:17:48.860 age in which hopefully, hopefully there's interest in building up rather than tearing down. And I'm being

00:17:55.500 selective in what I say here, because obviously there's a huge interest in tearing down the rotten,

00:18:01.420 old, broken elements of our society, government and businesses. But then that a lot of that interest

00:18:09.260 in tearing down what doesn't work is driven by a very deep and optimistic desire to build up.

00:18:14.940 And it's so much more fun talking with these people who are interested in the, the post-apocalypse

00:18:22.700 rebuild rather than just the, it's the apocalypse. Everything is terrible. I hate everyone.

00:18:28.940 These people suck. 1.00

00:18:29.820 Well, they're, they're fighting for an aesthetic vision. It's, it's basically a cargo cult. They 1.00

00:18:34.380 have this idea of what conservatism used to be maybe because they were like raised by like a single

00:18:37.820 mother and they never met a real conservative and they never had a real man there to tell them

00:18:42.540 like actually, you know, this is what conservatism in America is. And a splinter faction of the

00:18:48.780 conservative movement took over some of the party's policy for a while. And it was a splinter

00:18:53.020 faction. People can be like, no, the theocrats were always the mainstream. They were not with

00:18:57.740 what authority do I say? That's with the authority that my grandfather was a long serving conservative

00:19:02.140 congressman that my dad was a finalist. One of the final two candidates for two senior positions

00:19:07.340 within the Reagan administration, specifically being the, the guy who did connections

00:19:12.460 between the state department and the defense department. And when he was running for that,

00:19:15.740 the guy who kept him out became the no name person at the time, Pat Buchanan. And he didn't

00:19:20.860 like my dad because my dad had more nuanced opinions on things like abortion. And he wanted

00:19:25.100 a strict line when that wasn't even a mainstream conservative issue yet. And I think that he,

00:19:28.860 you know, that sort of shows how they took over for a period when the, you know, average conservative

00:19:33.660 voter was never about all of that. And they took over for a bit and now they've been kicked out,

00:19:38.380 but they're acting like, and these people who grew up without strong conservative influences,

00:19:42.380 within our life. We've talked about this in some of our videos on Andrew Tate where Andrew Tate is

00:19:47.260 someone who has never had a masculine influence in their life idea of what a masculine influence

00:19:52.780 looks like. And because of that, they end up following, if you think of the movie Gladiator,

00:19:58.300 I think a good differentiation here is, are you the emperor or are you Maximus? Are you the person who

00:20:05.180 is okay with diversity, was in their ranks, who people want to follow because they're going out

00:20:09.660 going out on the street? Like Scott Pressler, who's absolutely a Maximus character going out

00:20:14.540 and saying, there's trash on the streets. I'm going to clean it up because if not me, who does?

00:20:19.580 Or are you the person who spends your day on YouTube gatekeeping?

00:20:23.180 Mm-hmm. Are you, are you tearing down or are you building up?

00:20:27.740 Yeah. Yeah. Like we've tried to build with the Collins Institute, an alternate school system.

00:20:31.820 We try to build things with the EA stuff. We've been funneling money to lots of organizations,

00:20:36.220 doing really cool research. We have been building up where a lot of these individuals just focus on

00:20:43.500 gatekeeping and basically just masturbating this conservative aesthetic basically in a corner.

00:20:47.740 And so I think as people like us come into the movement, if people like Scott Pressler come in

00:20:50.860 as a movement, they're leaving the movement. What we've seen is one,

00:20:53.420 we can win with this Alliance and win big. We're better off without them.

00:20:57.420 Oh yeah. And people can be like, well, what about the Bible? And I'm like,

00:21:01.580 bro, have you even like read the Bible? Like the Bible is actually pretty clear that it is not about

00:21:06.940 Sharia law. That's like, these people want like Muslim nonsense. Okay. The Bible says render under 1.00

00:21:12.460 Caesar what is Caesar's. Okay. It is explicitly argues for a separation of church and state and

00:21:19.260 no legislating morality at the state level. The state is not supposed to do that if you're

00:21:24.540 a real Christian. And if you want to give up Christianity, just do what Tate did and become 0.56

00:21:28.060 a Muslim and whatever, at least you're being honest then. But anyway, I'm going to play the 0.95

00:21:31.500 leather apron club clip here. And I think he makes a really strong argument from his perspective.

00:21:37.020 Don't vote. And no, right off the bat, this is not a satire video. I'm earnestly telling you that

00:21:42.460 it may not be in your best interest to vote this election cycle. I'm mostly talking to

00:21:47.180 conservatives and right wingers here, but to vote for a candidate is to assent to their platform,

00:21:52.140 to signal to those running their campaign that you approve of the messaging that they have put out.

00:21:56.940 Our message to gay Americans tonight is this. You're free to marry who you want,

00:22:02.300 if you want, without the government standing in your way. And I think that frankly,

00:22:07.420 I wouldn't be surprised if me and Trump won just the normal gay guy vote because again, 1.00

00:22:14.140 they just wanted to be left the hell alone. But what should you do if like so many other 0.51

00:22:17.660 conservatives, you see the Republican Party shifting ever further away from real conservative

00:22:22.220 values? It's not at all an original thought to say that modern day conservatives are the liberals of

00:22:26.460 10 years ago. And for good reason. What about if you're an anti-war conservative? Trump has repeatedly

00:22:31.340 signaled his undying support for Israel at a time when tensions are close to boiling over in the

00:22:35.580 region. Okay. And what exactly is, what's the gist of his argument? The gist of his argument is he can't

00:22:41.660 support a party that supports things like gay rights and that has normal gays in leading 0.89

00:22:46.700 positions was in it. And that has somebody like JD Vance who says that normal gay men will vote for 0.56

00:22:51.660 Trump. So he's like, he's against the Catholic church too. I mean, he's against it. Look, he,

00:22:58.620 he has this vision of what a conservative is that is based on what progressives think a conservative

00:23:06.140 is. Isn't that funny? Yeah. Yeah. There's, there is a group of people like you say, the cargo cult

00:23:13.020 phenomenon who believe conservatism is the stereotype presented by progressives of conservatives. And I

00:23:21.260 would say that there are progressives who exist on the opposite end of that, who are the woke pantomime

00:23:27.100 that, that the, the right demonizes. I absolutely agree. But the difference is,

00:23:33.020 is that in the progressive party and we'll be talking about this in the next video, they

00:23:36.860 have taken the reins of power and are the people at all the events. Yeah. Right, right, right. They,

00:23:41.980 they, they, they turn it into a caricature and they completely lean into the point of absurdity

00:23:47.820 and then they're rewarded and given a promotion. Whereas when that's turned into a pantomime and taken

00:23:53.900 to a place of absurdity by the right, it falls off a cliff and is no longer a part of the right.

00:23:59.820 It's not on the landmass anymore. They're like, wait, this isn't what I thought I was. I thought

00:24:05.660 I was joining what my single mom. Yeah. Like where, where are the tiki torches? Why aren't you handing

00:24:10.380 out the tiki torches and the khaki pants? And we're like, well, we don't have them that this,

00:24:15.100 this was never real. And then they leave and then we're fine. And so that's great.

00:24:19.020 Yeah. And I think that there was a while where Trump didn't understand how to burn these people

00:24:27.020 so hard. And in this election, he's done a very good job of surrounding himself with

00:24:33.820 gay heroes, like Scott Pressler surrounding himself with people who are like, Hey, you guys 1.00

00:24:38.380 need to knock this shit the fuck off. People like us or, or, or, or rising parts of the new right who 0.99

00:24:44.220 are like, yeah, we're not playing any of this nonsense. People like Elon, who the right will be

00:24:49.420 like, did you know that he's banning people for anti-Semitic stuff? And like, he says free speech.

00:24:54.300 And it's like, yeah, well, I mean, we mean free speech with, you know, in reason and you guys have

00:25:01.420 passed out of reason. And so fuck off. We don't want to play, like, we don't want to play this game 1.00

00:25:05.740 with you. You're not useful to us. You're not useful to passing an agenda when humanity's dealing

00:25:10.780 with very short timelines. Civilization is crumbling and you're in the corner masturbating 0.99

00:25:15.340 with something that can't win because 70% of the electorate hates the idea. Like, like, what are you 0.95

00:25:20.620 thinking? You don't even care about winning anymore. It's just about feeling cool yourself.

00:25:25.340 And I think that that's the core thing that everyone got sick of these people for is they

00:25:28.300 were pushing ideas that can't win elections. Now, I also want to talk about them going extinct

00:25:33.740 because that's the other thing about these people is, is they tell people, well, fertility rates are

00:25:39.840 falling, civilizations falling apart. Here is something that used to work. And so I'm going to do that.

00:25:47.100 Now, I point out to them as a student of history, no, what you're doing isn't something that used to

00:25:51.120 work. It was never a thing. It's a weird cargo cult that you have created off of what Hollywood

00:25:56.460 said conservative culture was in the 1950s, even though it never was that. My granddad was

00:26:02.260 conservative culture in the 1950s. Excuse me. I think I know what conservatives represented in the

00:26:07.060 1950s. And my granddad, I even remember what he told me about Jewish people growing up.

00:26:12.540 Oh, okay. What did he tell you? Oh, he goes, you know, there's some people in my church,

00:26:21.200 because he was a very strict Baptist who say that Jews are going to hell. And he's like, 0.95

00:26:28.340 but one of my best friends is Jewish. And I know Jewish people and Jewish people are good people.

00:26:33.180 And I don't believe that a good God sends good people to hell. Um, this, this was a devout Baptist.

00:26:40.420 Okay. And so that might've influenced some of my beliefs around Jewish people. Like I, I believe in

00:26:45.360 multiple true religions, like strict followings of both Christian and Jewish faiths. Yeah.

00:26:50.380 Accurate. But you got to commit, but there are many ways you can commit and, and, and different

00:26:55.020 commitments are better or best for different people. Yeah. And I, and I think that they think that

00:27:01.140 this was, this wasn't what conservatives were back then. And it was what conservatives were back

00:27:04.920 then. They just been lied to by the media. And they're like, well, what about the Klan? Well,

00:27:13.040 the Klan was never a conservative movement. The Klan was a democratic movement. It was 0.67

00:27:16.820 supported the Democrats. And they're like, what about the party flip? The parties never fully flipped.

00:27:21.780 There was a slight flip within one era, but there was never a full party flip. The party flip that

00:27:27.080 people talk about around the Klan and stuff like that, that was no bigger than the party flip

00:27:31.000 that happened with the Trump election. So you can even say, okay, well then they flipped back since

00:27:34.880 it because Trump has flipped with the parties fight for. But what I also want to point out here is,

00:27:40.400 is if you follow these people, this rotten deviation of, of the perfect Christian lifestyle that they 0.98

00:27:49.000 claim to be pitching doesn't work. Okay. This rotten idea of white ethno-nationalism in the United

00:27:57.980 States. Now I'm actually okay with ethno-nationalism in like European countries. Cause like, whatever,

00:28:02.220 like that's actually their country, but in the United States, no fuck off. But, but the cultures 0.98

00:28:08.340 that they're pushing for that don't seem to work. So you look at something like Richard Spencer,

00:28:12.660 right? Two kids divorced. Okay. Nick Fuentes. He's a pretend version.

00:28:19.040 Virginity. Remember, a virgin body has the morning sheen of an unopened flower and the freshness of

00:28:27.280 secret springs. It's your choice, ladies. Hold onto your glorious ripe fruit or 1.00

00:28:33.360 Comprende? By that, what I mean is he's one of these like reclaimed his virginity virgins. 0.92

00:28:41.700 Maybe I shouldn't couch wolf. Jerry, if you're worried about your past, don't. This is a great

00:28:47.680 opportunity to start fresh. Even though this morning I thumbed a ride and made a little lunch

00:28:51.640 money. Jerry, I'm giving you a chance to reclaim your virginity. What? Don't think about sex. Don't 1.00

00:28:58.140 think about sex. Don't think about sex. Hey Jerry. Hello. I was wondering. Wondering what? Hmm? If you 0.83

00:29:03.520 could get me behind the dumpster, hike up my skirt and pound home. Well, I'm a virgin now. And this is 0.96

00:29:09.260 one blushing rose you are not gonna deflower. Now he doesn't say this publicly, but I have a pretty good

00:29:14.840 authority that he's not actually a virgin and that he was conceived with IVF. So he's Catholic 0.82

00:29:19.460 ish. So just for the record, I've met actually at this point, several pretty devout Catholics who

00:29:27.320 weren't informed that they were conceived via IVF until way later in their lives. Their parents just

00:29:34.160 didn't tell them. So it doesn't surprise me if that would be true. It's not at all unusual.

00:29:39.900 It's a weird new Catholic thing. As we point out, the Catholic church came up with us 200 years ago,

00:29:44.040 the ninth, where the syllabus of errors added this. He's the guy who did the ripping the penises 0.98

00:29:48.260 off all the statues. None of the great Catholic leaders in history thought this. Augustus of 0.99

00:29:52.680 Hippo didn't think this. St. Thomas Aquinas didn't think this. It's this weird new thing that is gonna

00:29:58.060 die out when 60% of the population in the developed world is infertile by 2060, which is what we already 0.99

00:30:03.320 see in the data. Anyway, so Nick Fuentes. Yeah. Okay. Nick Fuentes, if your way of living works so well,

00:30:10.100 where's your wife? You know, why did, why don't you get a job? Get a goddamn job, Al. You got a 0.94

00:30:18.060 negative attitude. That's what's stopping you. You got to get your act together. Okay. Next,

00:30:23.240 David Duke, divorced, two daughters. So below population rate, denounced him. Couldn't find

00:30:29.660 anything on Alex. Well, that's what he goes by, the Leather and Apron Club guy. But he's never mentioned

00:30:34.880 a wife and kids and doesn't, I don't know. You know how you can tell a lot about a person just

00:30:40.000 looking at their face? He does not scream dad to me. He screams kid. And people often undergo

00:30:47.020 physiological changes when they become a dad. Oh yeah, the hormonal profile change that dudes go

00:30:51.180 through when they become dads is real. It's real. Dad bod is real. Dad face is real. Well, dad face is

00:30:58.560 real because you're changing, you know? And I bet AI would probably be able to tell dad faces was like

00:31:03.200 an 80% likelihood. I gotta say, by the way, Malcolm, fatherhood looks really good on you.

00:31:09.000 Like when I compare pictures of you from when I first met you, when I, I already thought you were

00:31:12.620 banging hot, but like now, you're more chiseled now. You're more chiseled. What is going on?

00:31:18.900 It's the opposite of what I expected. Well, I mean, that happens to dads. This is very dad face.

00:31:24.220 Well, normally the stereotype of dad bod is beer gut. It's softer. And I don't like, I don't like

00:31:30.720 who guts are softer, as you know. Well, I know. I agree. I agree. But I think that there is

00:31:36.480 a softness to the face of people who aren't fathers that you don't see in fathers, which you will see

00:31:42.780 in pictures before and after I became a dad. And I think that people actually sort of like

00:31:47.660 instinctually know this difference. They will look at online influencers who are dads versus ones who

00:31:54.520 aren't dads. And the ones who aren't dads come off as, even if they're older, like a Nick Fuentes or

00:31:59.940 something like that as like plucky youngsters. But the dads, you see them and you're like,

00:32:06.340 oh, that's a dad. Like they bring like a, a something to the room. That's a little different.

00:32:11.740 And I don't know what it is. I actually think it comes off as a, not an authority,

00:32:17.480 but almost sort of a stodgy acceptance of reality, which is best represented in something like the

00:32:24.440 person you expect to tell a dad joke. The world is not as edgy to them anymore. And they're not

00:32:31.120 interested in being edgy. They're interested in what works. And I think this is why the Bible,

00:32:37.580 and I'll put the exact quote here in editing.

00:32:39.840 The saying is trustworthy. If anyone aspires to the office of an overseer,

00:32:43.660 he desires a noble task. This is an overseer of the church, like a bishop or a church leader or a

00:32:48.440 preacher. Therefore, an overseer must be above reproach. The husband to one wife, a sober minded,

00:32:54.700 self-controlled and respectable and hospitable person able to teach. So you must be the husband

00:33:00.520 to one wife. That's it. It's not vague. I love it. When I go to Catholic things on this, they go,

00:33:06.220 it was, it was a metaphor. It's a fucking metaphor. No, it wasn't a fucking metaphor. You guys just 1.00

00:33:11.240 ignore the Bible or it'll say, well, it says a husband to one wife. What it means by this is that

00:33:15.760 you can't have more than one wife, but it's totally okay to have no wives. What it definitely 0.99

00:33:19.820 doesn't mean is that everyone in a church leadership position should have no wives,

00:33:23.780 right? That's, that's super obvious. And this is why when I look at the various Christian 1.00

00:33:28.980 denominations, I think that something like Catholicism is much less Christian than something 0.91

00:33:33.660 like Mormonism, because at least Mormons have like a good reason for why they ignore parts of

00:33:38.660 the Bible. They can be like, well, I got some new scripture here. I might disagree with that new

00:33:43.040 scripture, but at least they got a reason. I would note here, just because I expect some people to

00:33:48.160 bring this up. They're like, well, what about Corinthian seven, where it says, well, in some

00:33:53.120 ways, a single person might be better at preaching than a non-single person. And I would point out here

00:33:59.920 that the line from Timothy I was laying out there is about requirements, requirements for a role.

00:34:05.640 Now, what's the preface to the part in Corinthians? It says, now as a concession,

00:34:10.820 not a command, I say this. So what here he's saying is, well, in some ways it might be okay to

00:34:18.740 be single in these narrow circumstances. Not that this is something that a leadership position was

00:34:24.840 in the church should have. It says very explicitly, unmarried men should not be allowed to be preachers 1.00

00:34:29.840 in the church. Now, a lot of people might wonder how Catholics square that. I don't know. Whatever you

00:34:34.740 want to say, but this is in the Bible. Unmarried men are not supposed to be people you take advice

00:34:38.560 from. By the way, I went to look, look at more of this. Cause I heard when I was looking up, I think

00:34:42.660 it was David Duke, his wife divorced him and went for the guy who founded Stormfront, a friend of

00:34:48.240 his. So sad as well. So this was Steven Donald Black. So I was like, okay, guy who founded Stormfront,

00:34:52.460 one kid has denounced him. Then you look at Ann Coulter, for example, no kids, not only no kids,

00:34:58.380 but she was engaged 10 times. Apparently I'm like, that's a culture. That's something's wrong.

00:35:02.500 Yeah. When it's one of those things when, if you call everyone else an asshole, it probably means 0.99

00:35:07.500 you're the asshole, you know, something's just not right there. Well, here, what I'd say, 0.99

00:35:13.380 and my takeaway from all of this is, is that the reason why these people have resorted to this

00:35:21.180 more, I guess I'd say like ethnocentric philosophies in response to what they see as like low white

00:35:28.600 fertility rates is because they don't have a cultural solution to fix that. And so all they 0.92

00:35:36.360 can do is do things like close the borders to try to maintain the quote unquote purity of their region

00:35:41.440 in the same way, like the South Koreans did. But like, clearly it's not working out well for the

00:35:46.480 South Koreans. If for example, like, let's say, suppose Ann Coulter is like, I am concerned about

00:35:52.340 this American culture going extinct. Right. When, so I want to keep out Hispanic people from 1.00

00:35:58.440 entering this culture. The problem is, is that if she's not having kids, it's not the Mexicans who 0.98

00:36:03.940 made her have no kids. Like the number of Hispanic people in this country had nothing to do with the 0.99

00:36:08.020 fact that none of her engagements worked out, had nothing to do with the fact that she hasn't even

00:36:11.680 been able to like use a sperm donor to get pregnant, has nothing to do with the fact that she hasn't even 0.99

00:36:17.220 adopted. You know, these are all choices that she has made or the result of the culture that she

00:36:24.100 has adopted being a non-functioning culture. Hold on though. I want to, I want to talk about

00:36:28.640 the line between toxic ethno-nationalism that's just destructive and pointless and hateful versus

00:36:37.980 cultural pride breeding friendly competition. So one of the reasons we talk about, for example,

00:36:45.020 Israel having such a great birth rate, despite being modern and gender egalitarian and prosperous 0.53

00:36:53.360 and highly educated is that they have this feeling of otherness. They have this strong sense of

00:36:58.380 cultural pride. Now they're not trying to shove out others. They're not, I wouldn't say they hate on

00:37:04.380 others, but they're definitely proud of who they are. And I'm sure that internally they will laugh at,

00:37:08.960 point out and criticize others. Where's the line between what I would call sportsman-like

00:37:14.760 rivalry where you're not hateful towards someone. You just dunk on them the same way that you would

00:37:20.360 dunk on a rival football team versus that kind of hateful, oh no, I'm not dunking on them. I want a

00:37:28.520 final solution to them. Like what, where's the line? Because I think that you need to have that

00:37:32.980 healthy competition and that internal pride for a group, be it cultural or, or even industrial or,

00:37:41.160 you know, nationalistic and, and then, you know, and prenatalism.

00:37:45.640 Well, I think the line is, is, is clear and bold. So the modern conservative movement is

00:37:51.820 a united network of clans. That is what America is now. It's the united clans. And that's what America

00:37:59.360 always was. That's what the different States were. It was a united group of different cultures

00:38:03.980 working to a common cause that competed against each other. And I think one of the things that

00:38:10.660 the left gets wrong is they think you can't have pride in your clan while still ultimately being

00:38:18.220 part of a united clan based network. And a sci-fi universe, I think does a very good job of this

00:38:24.640 because I've been playing a game in this universe recently. You guys should check it out. If you like

00:38:27.560 video games, I've been loving it is mech warrior clans, which is about the clans who would come

00:38:33.500 back and attack the inner sphere and everything like this. And this is a sci-fi world far in the

00:38:37.560 future where every one of the clans that makes up the clan system is very distinct. They have their

00:38:43.480 own cultural practices. They have their own cultural identity. They have some level of own internal

00:38:48.020 governance system. They kill each other. Occasionally they get into fights occasionally, 0.92

00:38:52.000 but there is a system of rules that all of them obey in these conflicts. And you can say,

00:38:58.820 oh, well, I mean, this is like some new American thing. No, in every period that Western civilization

00:39:03.900 has thrived, we have relied on this mechanism. Look at the ancient Greek city-states. You had the clans,

00:39:11.020 which were the city-states, you know, Athens, Florida, Thebes, et cetera, who would compete against each

00:39:15.940 other. Sometimes it's sort of ritualized competitions like the Olympics, sometimes in direct conflict,

00:39:21.480 but they always knew the true enemy was the barbarians, the outsiders, the people outside 0.98

00:39:26.760 of the clan network. You look at the great period of European history, the clans, the crusader kings,

00:39:35.460 they would fight amongst each other. They would have ritualized combat things. They'd have other

00:39:39.900 ritualized, formalized ways of competing. But when a crusade was called, they all knew what the other

00:39:46.220 was. It was the same with the Muslim kingdoms during their great period. This system of united

00:39:53.020 clans is the way that, and if you can watch our One Civilization video, the One Civilization works

00:39:58.620 best. We work best when you have people with different philosophies, i.e. hypotheses about how to

00:40:06.520 live, being able to have pride in those hypotheses and competing against others. You can look at our

00:40:11.720 ribbing of stuff like Catholic philosophy on this, right? Like we rib on Catholics all the time, 0.99

00:40:16.760 but there is not like a genuine animosity in that ribbing. I wouldn't say that we should keep Catholics 0.99

00:40:23.000 out of the country or that, you know, like anything like that. And we actually take the exact

00:40:28.640 opposite perspective of that when we talk about it. And I think we as a world need to get back to a

00:40:34.440 perspective where I can say, I have pride in who I am. And I, as a hypothesis, think that my culture

00:40:42.840 is better than yours. But that is only proven by how many kids I have and how many of those kids stay

00:40:48.400 in that culture and how much money I make. When I say how much money I make, I mean my ability to

00:40:51.720 contribute to the economy, right? I wouldn't consider clans that live off the state to have any value to

00:40:56.680 the system. So you're open to the potentiality that you're wrong.

00:40:59.640 Yes. I'm open to the potentiality. I'm wrong. And these people aren't when they close the borders,

00:41:05.840 it's in a way saying, uh, and I do think that we should close the borders to low skilled immigrants. 1.00

00:41:11.320 I think that's just like a no nothing. As my grandfather said, he said, you can't have

00:41:15.880 heavy social services and porous borders. You have to choose one. I believe that this,

00:41:21.720 this has nothing to do with Hispanic people or anything like that. It's just in common sense.

00:41:26.780 And since we can't get rid of all the social services our country offers,

00:41:29.940 we have to close the borders. It's the only solution. Otherwise we're going to disproportionately 1.00

00:41:34.020 draw low skilled people in who want to live off of the social services that we have that

00:41:37.880 are disproportionately higher than those in their birth country. So, okay. Like that's a normal 0.99

00:41:42.520 thing to want, but these people know they're afraid of the way our culture may change.

00:41:46.700 And the reason they're afraid of that is they recognize, and I think rightfully so,

00:41:50.960 that their iterations of our culture are unable to motivate fertility. And we'll talk about this in a

00:41:56.420 future video because I want to do a whole video on this, but pluralistic cultures are intrinsically

00:42:02.600 strong cultures. Yeah. Okay. Okay. Yeah. So I guess the other losing element of this is in response to

00:42:09.380 encountering hardship and low fertility, their response is tear down other cultures and not 0.99

00:42:17.880 fix yourself from within, which is one reason why one, we're really skeptical of, of groups that are

00:42:26.660 trying to impose their will on other groups and like grow that way, basically grow by forcing

00:42:31.840 conversion versus groups that are breaking off on their own, innovating in creative ways and finding

00:42:39.380 ways to just internally be great and just do better.

00:42:42.560 Yeah. Yeah. Well, and this is, I think a core difference between people with these two mindsets,

00:42:47.960 how they look at other groups. So somebody was one of these mindsets. They might look at a group

00:42:52.480 like the Jews and be like, Oh, Jews are doing uniquely well on tests. They are making a uniquely

00:42:57.760 high amount of money. They are, you know, winning a unique amount of Nobel prizes. We should cut them

00:43:04.800 down. Like we need to, we need to stop this from happening because it's not our people succeeding.

00:43:10.860 Prevent them from being promoted, make it harder for them to get into good schools. Yes.

00:43:15.720 Yes. Whereas you have people like us who see this and we're like, Oh, what are the Jews doing? Right.

00:43:19.600 What can we learn from? You could look at this was like, it's so funny that these people who would

00:43:23.320 degrade things like the BLM movement aren't able to see their own similarity there where the BLM

00:43:28.720 movement is like, well, if white people are earning more money or achieving more, they must be stealing 0.90

00:43:35.780 it from us instead of being like, well, you know, maybe you have some cultural problems you can work

00:43:39.980 on and you can look at some aspects of quote unquote white culture and try to adopt it to do

00:43:45.500 better yourselves. You know, even when you control, for example, for wells, like we're just talking

00:43:50.640 about like problems, for example, even if you control for wells, homicide rates are higher in black

00:43:54.960 communities. Like, so that's a cultural thing. Well, it's either that or it's a genetic thing.

00:43:59.220 And I'm not even going to take, like, I don't think it is. I think it's a cultural thing.

00:44:04.740 Right. Those are like the two real explanations there. And, or you could say, maybe it's a,

00:44:09.800 there's not a police enough police presence in those areas saying, and then it's like, Oh, 0.66

00:44:13.520 so you want more police than black neighborhoods? Basically, there's no answer to this. It works well 1.00

00:44:16.820 for progressives. And so it's one of these inconvenient facts, but, but I think that, that

00:44:21.220 we can learn from people who are doing things right. And Jews, Jews aren't just out competing

00:44:29.200 us. They're also out breeding us. They have more kids. Even secular Jews are above repopulation rate 1.00

00:44:34.860 fertility in Israel. Like, obviously this is something I should be learning from, but if I'm

00:44:40.000 in this tear down instead of, and this is what I mean, like strength leads to pluralism. If you

00:44:45.460 believe that you understand where, where anyone's out competing, you're like, okay, I understand

00:44:49.300 they're out community because of this, this, and this, which is like what this channel is

00:44:51.820 about. And I'm going to steal those parts of their cultural technology. And I actually 0.50

00:44:55.380 think that their cultural technology is flawed here, here, here, and here, and I can beat them. 0.99

00:45:00.240 It is my belief in my cultural superiority, the culture that I'm building for this family

00:45:07.240 that leads me to be pluralistic because I know that in an open and fair competition, we will

00:45:15.240 win. Or at least be one of the major competitors. That's also what leads me to a lot of people

00:45:21.160 can be like, why are you so phileo-semitic? Because they're winning.

00:45:23.920 Yeah. You're interested in those who have winning strategies.

00:45:29.100 Yes. They're going to matter in the future. It's useful to build clan alliances with them.

00:45:36.640 Don't be like the Nazis and kick out all your smart scientists because you know what those, 0.98

00:45:40.880 sorry, you're Jewish scientists. This is a bit like that Biden line there because you know what 0.98

00:45:46.100 happens? They're going to build a big ass fucking bomb and drop it on your face one day. So don't 1.00

00:45:52.160 do that. Work with the people who are different from you and find ways to work together because

00:45:57.860 that is what I think is one thing that makes the Jews like really good persistent allies for any

00:46:02.580 cultural group is they religiously don't have a dogma to convert your kids. Whereas the wokes do. 1.00

00:46:10.060 A lot of these like Catholic integralists do. They're highlandering it. They're telling me 0.84

00:46:14.820 I'll come for your kids one day. We can never really be allies. And so every alliance is like a

00:46:19.400 fair weather friend alliance. But it's not what works well for Western civilization as we have seen

00:46:25.280 the period of Western civilization where we had one of the lowest advancements like of our golden

00:46:29.180 ages was the Roman period because it was too homogenous. Yeah. Well, and here's what I've noticed 0.99

00:46:35.840 most about the super high fertility Catholics, which are not really represented by the Pope with the

00:46:42.940 central bureaucracy. They are converting incredibly well and they have a very high birth rate. So

00:46:48.040 they have the perfect combo. But the only way they're doing that is by having incredible communities

00:46:54.600 and cultural amenities that make it a no brainer for anyone who believes in having kids and being there

00:47:00.440 in the future to join them because they're great. They love them. You know, they have the best networks

00:47:06.980 and referrals and support groups and just other families to hang out with. So you convert because

00:47:14.480 they're better. And that's that is the way to go is you attract people and you boost your own birth rate

00:47:20.220 just by imparting fitness, which is exactly what culture is supposed to do. Exactly. Well, and I do love

00:47:26.400 this vision of the new right as a united clans. When we show up, you know, you've got your Hasidic Jews,

00:47:32.300 you've got your Mormons, you've got your Catholics, you've got your weirdos like us or Elon who have

00:47:38.140 these weird like technophilic beliefs. And we all look different. We all have slightly different takes

00:47:42.960 on things. And what we agree on is we want freedom of thought. We want our kids to be safe. We want a

00:47:50.060 basically functional government and we want the freedom to be different from each other.

00:47:58.060 And that's something the left can't offer. When you go to their events, it is one way of being.

00:48:02.780 You are allowed to have a different skin color and that's it. 0.91

00:48:07.080 You go to our events. The Hasidic Jews think nothing like us. Catholics think nothing like us.

00:48:15.200 We rib on them all the time. You know, we rib on Hasidic Jews. I've called Hasidic Jews witches before. 1.00

00:48:19.940 Not all Hasidic Jews, specifically the group that I am less favorable to is the Chabad group. But that's 1.00

00:48:28.720 a big portion of the Hasidic Jews who would be watching this. That video, you know, I got some calls

00:48:34.180 after that one. But they know when I say that, I'm not saying like I hate them or anything like

00:48:39.480 that. I'm saying, look, I've read the same texts you do and I have a different interpretation of

00:48:43.120 them. Even within a Jewish context, even within a Jewish theological context, I have a different 0.76

00:48:47.180 interpretation. And that's fine. An active theological discussion is what makes a theology strong.

00:48:56.440 That's the whole point.

00:48:58.360 Love you, Simone. I absolutely love, and we were so lucky that all of these individuals,

00:49:04.160 signals that all of the racists and all of the anti-Semites and all the homophobes came

00:49:07.720 out and said, we aren't voting for Trump and our followers aren't voting for Trump. And

00:49:12.700 so we got to see what happened when they didn't vote for Trump, when they didn't come out to

00:49:16.160 the rallies, when they weren't excited. And you know what happened? We did better than

00:49:20.660 ever. Yeah. Thanks, guys. Yeah, thanks. I'm happy with you. Go join the Democrats. They're

00:49:27.180 more like you anyway. Yeah, they're pretty racist. Yeah. So deal for it. 0.98

00:49:33.080 When me and Brad first met, I didn't think we'd get along, but it turns out we kind of

00:49:36.560 agree on everything. Your racial identity is the most important thing. Everything should 0.74

00:49:39.860 be looked at through the lens of race. Jinx, you owe me a Coke. Damn. We both think minorities 1.00

00:49:43.500 are a united group who think the same and act the same. And both the same. You don't want

00:49:47.060 to lose your black card. Sorry, I don't know. I just think we should roll back discrimination

00:49:49.640 law so we can hire based on race again. Jinx, now you owe me a Coke. Hey, tell them what you 0.91

00:49:53.740 told me yesterday. White actors should only do voices for white cartoon characters. I've been saying that for years. 0.71

00:49:58.280 It's fantastic there. They'll get on like bread and butter.

00:50:05.280 Black people should only shop at black businesses. I guess the only thing we really disagree about 1.00

00:50:09.840 is I think white people are the root of all evil. But what did I tell you, though? If we can narrow 0.99

00:50:13.440 that down to a certain group of tiny-headed white people, I think we can come to an understanding. 0.90

00:50:17.820 Technically, I don't consider Jewish people white. Neither do I. 0.99

00:50:20.740 All right. I love you. I love you, too. And this is the game I'm talking about. Kids,

00:50:28.540 family, wife, love. These people never, ever, ever take an influencer seriously who's giving you life

00:50:34.560 advice that doesn't have a good relationship with their spouse and kids. If you care about having a

00:50:39.740 spouse and kids. I believe this very strongly. Like, if that's your goal, if your goal is to have a

00:50:47.560 surviving culture, you could look at somebody. Yeah, then you have to look at life advisors who

00:50:51.940 are into that. You could look at somebody like Steven Crowder, right? Like, okay, he has a lot

00:50:55.560 of good ideas about culture. I think he's, I thought he was a competent person. But if he fails at his

00:51:00.320 marriage, then I can't trust anything he says about the way that women should be treated, about the way 1.00

00:51:05.080 that- Oh, yeah. No, no, no. Yeah. No, he's completely- He failed. Yeah.

00:51:10.120 You don't want to beat me or screw me? What kind of marriage is this? Bring a book. 0.97

00:51:14.100 Yeah, he failed. And we need to admit that whatever he thought about, you know, the way

00:51:19.340 you source a partner, the way you date, the way we should act sexually, the way we should act around

00:51:22.400 pornography, the way we should act about- All that I can throw out the door because, like, clearly he

00:51:25.780 doesn't know what he's talking about. From a functionalist perspective. And some people are

00:51:29.100 from, like, non-functionalist culture, so this isn't going to land with him. They're like,

00:51:32.080 I like his aesthetics. I'm like, okay, well, my belief is you will go extinct. I might be wrong,

00:51:39.260 but the data says I'm right. So bye-bye. Bye-bye, Nick Pointez is at the world. It was cute while you

00:51:46.180 were here. This little thing you put on, it was cute, but it's over for you. And it's over for

00:51:52.300 people like you. No, it was cute, but it was wrong. Isn't that cute, but it's wrong! Isn't that cute,

00:52:02.880 but it's wrong? I love you. Love you, Malcolm.

00:52:07.800 I have Halloween. Do a video of it, okay? Okay. Tell me about Trick or Treat, then.

00:52:13.800 Trick or Treat is the part of Trick or Treating!

00:52:18.800 You tell me Trick or Treat!

00:52:21.800 You want Mac and Cheese? Okay, it's Trick or Treat, Smell My Feet, Tell Me Something Good to Eat.

Based Camp - November 14, 2024

Anti-Black⧸Jewish⧸Gay Voters Turned on Trump & He Did Better Than Ever

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