Based Camp - Explained： Why the Left Platforms Bad Actors

00:00:00.000 Hello, Simone. I'm excited to be here with you today. Today, we are going to be talking about

00:00:04.880 a new theory that I had that explained something that had always kind of troubled me, which is

00:00:12.360 why did the mainstream sort of urban monocultural woke LGBT side of that movement, why did they

00:00:21.200 not disown the sort of degenerate sex pest types when it would turn out that someone that they

00:00:30.280 had pedestalized was in that category? Or why would they even was pre-knowledge that somebody was 0.80

00:00:35.480 within this category of trans? Why were they not like, oh, well, you know, of course, that's not 0.97

00:00:42.520 what we're fighting for. You know, this is just, you know, one individual. This is just, this is an

00:00:47.200 example of like what we don't want. Right. You know, and, and this is something that, that

00:00:51.940 historically other groups did push back against, you know, you, you look at, you know, some of the

00:00:57.800 early like gay stuff and, and they'd push back against, you know, the, the classic example of 0.99

00:01:03.980 like Mr. Garrison and Mr. Slave trying to get fired by being the over the top outlandish.

00:01:09.100 And a lot of gay people historically, like when I was involved in the GSA movement back in the day

00:01:36.400 and everything like that, they were really against this stuff. They, they, they, they were

00:01:40.260 against it to the extent that it was framed as being, you know, homophobic to, to act this way,

00:01:45.800 because you were creating this negative stereotype of their community. And it makes your job harder

00:01:52.340 if you accept and pedestalize these sorts of individuals. And you would assume that your average

00:01:59.100 person, instead of, you know, going to bat for these people would instead say, oh, well, that's not,

00:02:06.020 you know, I'll get some examples of this. It always really get me the, the Leah Thomas.

00:02:10.420 I don't think anyone, you could argue that, you know, Leah Thomas was not a central figure of the

00:02:16.740 trans movement in the United States. She was the trans high school swimmer, male to female, who then,

00:02:22.780 you know, won a bunch of stuff. And people were like, Hey, this is totally unfair. When she was a

00:02:26.160 male, she was like losing everything. And now she's winning everything. And this seems like she has a 0.85

00:02:29.700 biological advantage. And most people were like, yeah, I mean, pretty obviously, but it came out pretty

00:02:34.500 quickly afterwards that she in her locker was flashing what most people would perceive to be 0.90

00:02:40.560 male genitals at the other girls in the locker room. And this was an accusation that was made 0.60

00:02:46.060 in a number of prominent places. She never, despite speaking adjacent to this accusation,

00:02:51.680 never denied it, never spoke against it. The argument was always like, well, you know,

00:02:55.600 girls have the right to be naked in front of other girls in the, in the locker room. And I'm a girl now,

00:02:59.260 which to me indicates, this isn't like some unverified report. This is something that was

00:03:03.500 definitely happening. Right. Like it's also, I would note that in my entire experience on a swim team

00:03:09.640 from like middle, all the way through high school, I never saw a naked girl. 1.00

00:03:15.460 I want to shower swimsuits. This is, this is also a really important point. So these days, even,

00:03:21.980 even to an extent to our childhood, but, but, but especially these days, because this is a trend

00:03:25.520 that's been amplifying intergenerationally. It is not culturally normal in American high schools

00:03:32.240 to be naked in the locker room in front of other kids. Like, what did you do after swim meets? And

00:03:37.780 this was a long time ago before our curriculum was told you, you told me you showered in the

00:03:42.320 swimsuits. We showered in our swimsuits. That's absolutely the case. And you would, you know,

00:03:46.180 actually shower again and like change clothes at home. And also if you went to the bathroom,

00:03:51.140 you wouldn't even like, you wouldn't pull off your swimsuit. You'd pull the bottom aside.

00:03:55.600 Yeah. And I never, as I mean, and this was even a while ago. So this was like 20 years ago and

00:04:00.340 it's gotten much stricter to the extent that they do private showers on high schools now and stuff

00:04:04.860 like that when they build new ones. Cause they go, we build the public ones. Nobody uses them.

00:04:08.220 I don't think I ever saw more than like one or two naked boys. And this was the, and this would

00:04:14.860 always be tied to like a very specific sport where it was normalized. Yeah. When we talked about this in

00:04:20.160 another episode, a lot of the people in the comments pointed out that like one exception where

00:04:23.900 it just seems to be even obligated is wrestling teams, but I get it. I was on wrestling teams.

00:04:31.360 I didn't see it that much. Really? I can see it though. Like you get actually sweaty and gross.

00:04:36.380 So I could see people being like, the lacrosse teams would get actually sweaty and gross.

00:04:40.420 Yeah. Yeah. Like you don't get that with swimming with swimming. It's, it makes sense that you're

00:04:43.600 showering out of a chlorinated pool. I mean, you, you want to rinse off the chlorine.

00:04:46.940 So the point being is your outfit that you swam in is meant to get wet. Yeah. Like that is why

00:04:52.980 it's so normalized to just shower in your swim outfit because it also needs to be cleaned off.

00:04:58.300 Yeah. So the point being is this is an individual who is doing something

00:05:01.740 that was not culturally normal. They were flashing people intentionally. Okay.

00:05:16.940 And not, not a single person on the left I saw was like, Hey, we should stop pedestalizing this

00:05:29.680 person. This is clearly a sex pest who is just getting off on violating other people's consents 0.99

00:05:34.400 and using a trans identity to do that. Like, and as I've always pointed out, if you create an 0.99

00:05:39.680 identity like transness and you say, okay, well, we do want to protect people who, who have this

00:05:45.580 condition. Right. And we don't want them to be othered. Of course, if you say, and to do that,

00:05:50.580 we're going to say, they're not allowed to be criticized for like anything they do. Of course,

00:05:54.040 sex pests are going to use that. Like you and I remember sex pests from high school, like 1.00

00:05:57.680 the sex pest boys, if they had had the option to use this and go into women's restrooms and, 0.98

00:06:03.420 you know, pressure women, they would have absolutely used this. There is a category of that. I remember 1.00

00:06:09.180 from my childhood. And I was like, well, thank God this identity didn't exist then because they would

00:06:12.580 have used it to, to pressure themselves on people. And this doesn't, you know, invalidate that there

00:06:18.580 might be real trans people. You can see our other episodes on that particular topic, but what it does

00:06:22.740 in, in, invalidate is obviously if you normalize this identity and normalize protection for it,

00:06:29.760 some people are going to abuse that. The question is, is when it is clear that somebody is just

00:06:34.740 abusing it, why aren't people pushing against it? Why aren't people- Right. Because it can hurt the

00:06:39.140 movement. I mean, the whole TERF movement was in response to this and the Supreme Court ruling in

00:06:44.060 the United States that was not in favor of the, the trans movement resulted from this. And had

00:06:51.640 those lines never been crossed in the first place, this would not have happened. We would not see

00:06:57.260 Supreme Court rulings solidifying a conclusion that the trans community would not support.

00:07:03.540 Well, where you see like in our Anna Valen's episode, where this is a Vice writer in her very 1.00

00:07:08.620 first article for Vice is like Vice has hired a monster girl, a fetish artist to their platform. 1.00

00:07:16.880 And, and she, she starts in character with the article, you know, basically forcing you to engage

00:07:22.760 with this fantasy she has. And it was clear if you watch all of Anna Valen's stuff, she's a person who

00:07:27.980 just clearly gets off on violating other people's consent. This is, this is clear from the,

00:07:32.540 the fiction she writes, but also the way she lives her life. You know, she hasn't had a bottom surgery.

00:07:36.900 She goes into communities. She complains at these communities that the lesbians do not want to sleep 1.00

00:07:41.680 with her. And then sort of fantasizes about, well, them being forced to, to sleep with her. And, 0.62

00:07:46.180 and, and, and cis women, you know, she's written numerous long things about forcing cis women to

00:07:50.280 sleep with her. Why would you hire somebody who's doing this? Who's written a lot about like forced

00:07:54.420 feminization. Like if this is a movement that is about normalizing the idea that it, no,

00:07:58.900 this isn't a fetish thing. This is just who I was born. Then why do you, you know, give a microphone

00:08:05.360 to somebody who's writing a lot of forced feminization, erotic material, right? Like,

00:08:09.420 and had the long history of this and isn't hiding this within the, the stuff that they're writing.

00:08:14.200 And we've noted other like horrible things that, that she has done, like using a vibrator with, 1.00

00:08:20.400 you know, a video game that kids were playing that to go off whenever one of the other characters

00:08:25.200 would touch her without, obviously without the other people's consent. But you could then get

00:08:29.720 people like Alec Vade Menon, who recently got a, a Netflix special. And before getting this Netflix

00:08:34.880 special, something that they had said, I Googled what the correct pronouns were, is little girls 0.99

00:08:41.240 are also trans, queer, kinky, devious, kind, mean, beautiful, ugly, and peculiar. Your kids aren't as 1.00

00:08:48.640 straight and narrow as you think they are. So this was in response to the little girls in,

00:08:54.620 in, in seeing him in a, in a bathroom. So he's saying in regards to what he thinks of the little

00:09:01.500 girls who see in a bathroom, him in a bathroom, he's saying, well, you don't know that they're not 0.88

00:09:05.220 kinky. He's saying, you, you don't know that they're as straight and narrow as you think they

00:09:08.560 are. He is, or sorry, they are actively fantasizing about the way a little girl is responding to him

00:09:16.920 and that it is basically about a little girl imagining him in a situation. Right. And his

00:09:24.340 supporters, I love it. Like I tried to get AI to like, be, be honest about this. It was like, oh no,

00:09:29.280 there's nothing wrong with that tweet. I'm like, how can you say that? Like, it's like, well, kinky 0.54

00:09:33.480 can mean other things than, than sexual things. And I'm like, but in this context, it very clearly

00:09:40.200 means into what they are seeing when they see this person who does not even attempt to pass

00:09:48.360 in these restaurants. Why doesn't the urban monoculture reject this? It's a really good

00:09:56.720 question. Alec Veidman is a very good example of this because when you look at this individual,

00:10:03.360 somebody who recently got a Netflix special, they are not somebody who feels that they were born in

00:10:09.220 the wrong body. If you look at the way they dress and the way they attempt to appear,

00:10:13.320 they are somebody that intentionally is like sex pest maxing. They want to look like an assailant. 0.73

00:10:21.900 That is their entire vibe. They, they want to make you uncomfortable in the way that they look and

00:10:27.980 they want you to feel uncomfortable with the way they look. That is clearly what they are going for.

00:10:33.460 So why is this normalized? Interesting question to me. Yeah. Cause you're losing a lot of people,

00:10:38.520 if you allow that. You're losing a ton of people. There must be some benefit.

00:10:44.200 And I, and I kept thinking through like the logic of this. I just couldn't think of

00:10:48.020 the logic behind this. It did not logically make sense to me. And so then I started to think, okay,

00:10:54.840 well, let's think about this evolutionarily. All right. Okay. What evolutionary advantage

00:10:59.980 could one group, because we pointed out one reason why sometimes the culture will adopt a thing,

00:11:05.460 like, for example, the urban monoculture disproportionately targeting children,

00:11:09.680 like really should not be doing like the children book reading and stuff like that. Right. Like

00:11:13.980 that is, that is drag queen story hour is something that if you wanted to be like an accepted and have 0.99

00:11:21.100 people not freak out about your movement is not something you would be doing.

00:11:24.600 Parents are waking up and saying, no.

00:11:26.460 When asked about parents' rights, OJ says, well, actually in Canada, parents' rights are limited.

00:11:33.240 So the child has a right to be protected from the parents when the parents behave badly.

00:11:38.260 Like village resident, Dave Davey DiCarlo supports OJ and limiting parental rights.

00:11:44.620 The change that we have to see is sometimes the parent, but it turns out that people

00:11:49.180 disproportionately deconvert from their birth culture between the ages of 13 and 23. And

00:11:53.440 basically after 13, 23, if they haven't deconverted, they never will. And so you have to catch them at

00:11:58.940 that age range. And so the iteration of the urban monoculture that put prohibitions on targeting that

00:12:04.400 age range or had a squick about it ended up dying out and being replaced. So it wasn't ever logic that

00:12:12.100 this was a good idea to involve kids in this. It was that this led to higher cultural growth rates.

00:12:18.160 So here, what I hypothesize as leading to the cultural growth rates is that when cultures,

00:12:27.340 the urban monoculture, this is a culture that's involved with like leftism and wokeism. And it's

00:12:31.120 like the dominant culture, whether you're in Manhattan or Rio or Paris, it's why those regions

00:12:37.880 are all more culturally similar in their norms and taboos and everything like that, than any of them

00:12:41.880 would be from like high fertility adjacent cultural groups to Manhattan, like say Orthodox Jews or Amish

00:12:46.080 or us or evangelical Christians, who would all be very deviant from each other, but also deviant from 0.61

00:12:51.100 that sort of urban, urban monocultural group. It's become this sort of memetic virus, right? That

00:12:57.140 unlike other religious organizations, as we've pointed out historically, you can look at our video,

00:13:01.660 like was Christianity actually more moral, mostly grew by preventing deaths, preventing infanticide,

00:13:07.560 and very little of its growth came from conversion. In fact, if you look at mainstream religious

00:13:11.880 traditions, it's very rare that over 10% of a population will be from conversion. And at the

00:13:17.760 most, you will for short periods, see populations of around 30%. But even then, that's only often in

00:13:23.560 regions where they have not been exposed to that religion before. And it's basically spreading, 0.96

00:13:28.020 like you can almost think like an invasive species, because you just you just don't have

00:13:31.540 resistances to it. It's new ideas, you have new populations that might be compatible with it.

00:13:36.220 So once once it's been for proselytized for a while in an area, you typically don't get those 30%

00:13:41.580 numbers anymore. Of course, this is outside of like extremist cults, but we're not going to do

00:13:45.820 this isn't about them. The urban monoculture doesn't grow that way, i.e. by, you know, increasing

00:13:50.120 an individual's quality of life, increasing the number of kids they have, increasing their mental

00:13:54.160 health, increasing the probability of their kids stay in the tradition. It sort of hijacks somebody's

00:13:59.140 brain, like that fungus in ants, that then just uses those ants's resources to replicate the

00:14:05.600 fungus as much as possible. It doesn't care about the ant or the colony anymore. It will send the

00:14:09.580 ant into the colony and infect all the other ants. And when it's ready to die, it climbs to the top

00:14:13.300 of a stalk and its head explodes and spores go everywhere. You know, same way like when somebody

00:14:18.220 is in an end stage of infection with the urban monoculture, as I talked about, it basically saps

00:14:21.480 all of your vitality for life. And in the end stage of infection, individuals basically just plant

00:14:27.220 themselves in front of a computer who's hurrying into the void. Like that's these people who are sending us

00:14:31.180 death threats and everything like that. Like that's why it's so easy to like not, you know,

00:14:34.500 consider them fully human anymore because the type of person who just goes online and like threatens

00:14:40.840 people who they disagree with without engaging with any of their arguments, like clearly has lost an

00:14:45.920 element of their humanity at that point. You know, they, they, they are the ant that has, has been

00:14:50.680 eaten, except it's, it's sort of their brain that was spongified by all of this. But anyway, once a, a,

00:14:56.300 a region reaches a certain level of infection, you have a problem, which is to say that certain

00:15:01.860 individuals may have immunity or they may have come from a cultural tradition that provided them

00:15:06.500 with a degree of immunity, like maybe evangelical Christian or Orthodox Jew or something like that,

00:15:09.980 because most of these traditional systems have a degree of a memetic immune system built into them

00:15:13.780 to prevent other, you know, insanities because the religion is supposed to help people. So providing

00:15:18.260 with the medic immune system is useful. So, so do you know if you have somebody who is faking it

00:15:24.520 within these groups, right? Like they might, they might be going along with everyone in public,

00:15:29.060 but in private, they might have some sort of a pushback. So you need to develop some sort of class

00:15:36.620 or repeated behavioral action, which can out the individuals who are, you know, just pretending to go

00:15:45.300 along. And you're saying these sex pests are like the SS of the. They're sort of like an SS fishing

00:15:52.300 operation, but yeah, we'll get to that. Welcome to tolerance camp. You are here because you would 0.92

00:15:58.380 not repeat the lies that were required of you. Well, those days are now over. Here you will work

00:16:04.440 every hour of every day. You will make a painting. You will not make any distinction between people of 0.55

00:16:09.900 different color, people with different sexual preferences. You will accept everyone. What are you

00:16:15.900 finger painting? Uh, a bear? A bear? A bear? A bear has nothing to do with accepting people 0.89

00:16:21.980 of different races. Uh, I, I didn't know what else to paint. Start over. You will finger paint what we 1.00

00:16:27.480 tell you. Go! Faster. Faster. Faster. Faster. Faster. Have this thing in order? Yes, mein Feuer. We are making

00:16:40.360 the prisoners make macaroni pictures that illustrate diversity in the workplace. Excellent.

00:16:45.560 Now, hold on. You might be like, well, I mean, what if somebody, so, so as an example, right? If you

00:16:54.860 have one of these like clearly non-passing people who demands like weird, they, them pronouns, like

00:17:00.580 Alec Bade Minnan or something like at your workplace, right? And, and they're clearly not passing,

00:17:05.980 right? People who have a degree of immunity and a degree of integrity are going to struggle with

00:17:11.840 misgendering them correctly. Um, and, and if they accidentally misgender them, right? Like, 0.52

00:17:17.040 so suppose they decide to go along with it. Then this person will like accost them. As you can see

00:17:21.660 many videos of people doing online of like poor waiters, like accidentally misgendering somebody

00:17:26.400 who doesn't at all look like the gender they're claiming to be. And then they get accosted and their

00:17:30.540 manager gets pulled over. And like, how did you expect them to know? They're just trying to do their

00:17:34.040 job and like live their life. Like, why would you have this behavior pattern? Why would this behavior

00:17:39.440 pattern be normalized and liked within progressive social media? Right. And then I was like, Oh,

00:17:45.780 it is a great way to fish for potential defectors. And you might say, well, what if somebody is going

00:17:52.100 to go along even under these conditions, if they're going to go along, even under these conditions,

00:17:56.360 they're probably never going to really defect. They are too scared. They are being constantly

00:18:00.580 reminded every day that you can lose your job if you push and you can't because what this enforcer

00:18:06.860 class does. Cause often they soon end up with nothing left to live for really quickly. I mean,

00:18:11.140 one of the things we pointed out with the surveillance thing is she transitioned, you know,

00:18:15.360 sort of, I get the impression around like 25 or something and then hit the wall in her thirties and

00:18:20.980 was like, nobody wants to sleep with me anymore. And it's like, yeah, you, you, you, this is why I do

00:18:27.100 not understand transitioning into a woman as a man. You are going to hit the wall so effing fast and 0.59

00:18:31.900 women, like with a man, your, your life just gets basically easier. Yeah. Your value in general on, 1.00

00:18:40.220 on in sexual and dating marketplaces increases with time and with women, it decreases logarithmically. 0.87

00:18:47.100 Yeah. And with a huge drop off after 30. Um, and so you're, you, you get like three or four years

00:18:54.280 as like a desirable woman. And then most of your life as an undesirable woman who's sitting online,

00:18:59.620 you know, in, in Anna Valen's case doing, you know, fetish content for a source of income and 1.00

00:19:06.140 working for a games industry that like nobody is buying into anymore because it went too woke,

00:19:10.080 right? Like all the, all those publications are shutting down and that's why she can't get work. 0.94

00:19:13.260 And so you have this horrible life. So it's very easy to adopt this enforcer role where your entire

00:19:18.920 life is dedicated to finding anybody who is willing to challenge the urban monocultural norms and

00:19:24.640 attempting to destroy their life. Um, and, and is it a surprise that the key person who was

00:19:29.620 calling out Kirsha, this, this VTuber, we have a couple episodes on what happened to her,

00:19:33.180 but she just said very true thing, quoting a progressive politician in the UK, the unchecked

00:19:40.440 regulation around immigration in the UK was leading to demographic shifts and that the immigrants were

00:19:45.280 having more kids than the native population. And this would further exacerbate demographic shifts.

00:19:50.760 And this is just like a blatantly true fact, like obviously, right? Like she can quote a reporter

00:19:55.100 on this, et cetera. But, but she then tried to have her labeled first, um, in multiple vice articles. 1.00

00:20:00.400 This happened in three different vice articles as a great replacement theorist, which, which clearly

00:20:05.840 is not in any sort of actually problematic form of great replacement theory. And people have called

00:20:10.920 us great replacement theorists as well. And I'm like, what quote, bro? Like, and, and then they,

00:20:16.700 she's tried to have them, like, we can point out math, but math is math, right? Like,

00:20:20.440 are you denying the like statistics? Right. And then she tried to label her a Nazi and she repeatedly

00:20:26.900 just calls her a Nazi in her post for saying that unchecked immigration in the UK is going to lead to

00:20:32.060 demographic changes. How, how, but that is the system with which this sort of enforcer priest cast

00:20:40.920 uses within the urban monoculture, which is in your body. When you get like a foreign element, 0.97

00:20:46.340 you have something called an antigen, which bonds to it, which then tells the white blood cells to

00:20:51.160 attack it. And so these individuals sort of act like an urban monocultural white blood cell system

00:20:56.360 where one of them will tag anything that they see as showing a degree of immunity. And in Kirsha,

00:21:02.800 my God, this, this girl has immunity to the urban monoculture. Anything that might be showing a degree 1.00

00:21:06.900 of immunity to the urban monoculture, like us or her, uh, is one of these antigens. And then all of the

00:21:12.560 other white blood cells know to attack this thing through online comments because they've got nothing

00:21:17.480 left going on in their lives. You know, they've got no family, often no real friends, you know,

00:21:21.180 really small networks. The only people who often care about them. And you see this in a lot of these

00:21:24.500 posts are the people who are passing them around and using them for sex. And we've seen this because 0.53

00:21:29.380 a number of them, when the whole preps thing was going around and people were freaked out,

00:21:32.380 they're like, wait, why is the government paying for a drug that you would only need if you were having

00:21:35.800 casual sex with strangers? Um, like, like orgy parties. And some people were like, 0.99

00:21:40.560 I wouldn't have any friends if I didn't do this. Like, what, what am I supposed to do? Right?

00:21:44.480 Like, and you're like, wait, all of your human relationships are by people who are using you

00:21:48.860 for, that's not normal. Like that, that's when I say normal, I don't mean like, oh, my way of living

00:21:55.140 is better than yours. I mean, I, I, I, I struggle to see how somebody could build value in themselves

00:22:00.380 when they're living that lifestyle. Like that's not psychologically healthy that you've been led down

00:22:04.840 that path. But so these people, you know, they've got all day, they're not really doing anything else

00:22:09.100 to sit around and try to get people fired. And we've seen this with the Kirscher case, you know,

00:22:12.540 they'll call up like, oh, look at this hate thing that so, so-and-so was posting. Do you want to

00:22:17.760 fire them? And Kirscher recently did a piece, I think it was on her, it was on another case recently

00:22:20.980 where some woke person was claiming that somebody was being transphobic. And you know, it's hard not

00:22:24.980 to be transphobic when you're dealing with facts. We've pointed out like the data is transphobic now,

00:22:29.440 you know, the study in 2023, gender discontentedness and gender non-contented youth showed that of 13

00:22:35.240 year olds that identify with another gender around nine and 10 of them identify with their

00:22:39.460 birth gender by the age of their 23. This is a phase and it is an incredibly damaging phase to 1.00

00:22:45.060 accidentally normalize because the, the drugs that are being given in terms of puberty blockers to

00:22:50.300 these kids are the exact same drugs often that the Christian extremists used to give to kids who

00:22:55.600 were same gender attracted. So it's the same group. Isn't that wild? Yeah. Just one form of castration. 1.00

00:23:00.900 I fought it. Then I fight it. No, you know, you, you don't, you don't mess with kids biology like

00:23:06.640 that, you know, especially if their parents aren't consenting to it, which is something we're

00:23:10.100 repeatedly seeing. Yeah. Well, it seems like what the most common format is, is this shows up in a

00:23:15.840 divorce or separation. Yeah. Where one parent affirms the kid and then they can use that to break

00:23:22.160 the kid off from the other parent. And they'll also plant these ideas in the kid and stuff like that.

00:23:26.860 And, you know, once you get the kid started on some of these drugs, they can't easily like go off.

00:23:31.020 Right. You know, it's basically a one way pass. As soon as that started, as soon as you sent them

00:23:35.560 to an affirming psychologist, it's over. And, and that's, what's really dangerous when you're

00:23:39.820 looking at a, you know, 50% on a live attempted rate within this community. And yet it turns out

00:23:45.020 that, you know, nine in 10 people, if you just didn't interfere, wouldn't end up in this community,

00:23:49.200 which is really scary. We've also talked about, and if you're talking about like the wider

00:23:55.300 research, when Travis Dock was being decommissioned, this was this major trans clinic,

00:24:00.120 they went through the data and it turned out that there was a study that showed that putting

00:24:05.900 young people on puberty blockers with increasing rates of self-harm and increasing rates of attempted

00:24:10.000 unaliving. And they had blocked this from publication. So they were hiding data showing

00:24:14.640 that what they were doing was making things worse. Not cool, guys.

00:24:18.100 And if you know that this is being done at the places where we can get access, like, or in the

00:24:22.480 WPAS files, where you get all these leaks where people are like, yeah, these kids have no idea

00:24:25.600 what they're consenting to. And lots of doctors are saying this in the WPAS files. We know from

00:24:29.940 Travis Dock, we know from the very beginning of the industry was the Joe Money experiments that

00:24:34.680 the data was withheld. He hid that it didn't actually work. That, you know, why, if it's happening at

00:24:41.260 the beginning and it's happening today and it's happening everywhere a place gets decommissioned or a

00:24:46.260 leak happens, shouldn't I assume that it's happening everywhere in between? Like, wouldn't that make

00:24:53.200 sense? When I, when I look at the lives of the people, because that's, that's one of the things

00:24:57.940 that I think is really interesting to do is dig into the lives of not the trans individuals today

00:25:04.440 who are, you know, really public and really famous and really in the public eye, like you're Dylan

00:25:08.800 Milvany's, but go on to things like we did in our episode, you know, the life of the Cenobite.

00:25:12.860 If you want to read it, we could go into this in more detail. We go into her personal journal,

00:25:17.220 like Anna Valen's personal blog, right? Like a, a successful, but not super successful individual

00:25:22.440 to understand once you get past the euphoria phase, you, you, which, which a lot of people

00:25:28.340 report, which of course the hormones that you're taking are causing it. I mean, these are happy drugs

00:25:32.620 for, for the early days that you take them, you know, this incredible burnout. And, and, and so when I

00:25:39.100 see that so persistently and, and an incredible dissatisfaction with life, I, all I can think

00:25:44.600 is, well, and I think about, as I always say, Anna Valen's is the core, you know, victim in,

00:25:53.100 in the Kirsha Anna Valen story. I say this, not a victim of, of, of, of Kirsha, but a victim

00:25:58.400 of the urban model.

00:25:58.940 Well, the person who's really had their lives ruined the most.

00:26:02.960 Yeah. She, she's got no family now that she could otherwise have. She doesn't have a meaningful 1.00

00:26:06.920 job right now, which she otherwise could have had. And she dedicated her life to helping other

00:26:10.820 people. She doesn't have job security, which she could have, if she hadn't done that, she wouldn't 1.00

00:26:15.420 have, you know, she went into this community and she, she was horrified to learn that cis women 0.63

00:26:20.760 didn't want to sleep with her. And that the only people who sleep with trans women who don't have 1.00

00:26:23.820 bottom surgery are other trans women. And that the only place she could find an acceptance was within 0.96

00:26:28.340 online fetish communities. And that, you know, she thought because these people were affirming of

00:26:33.480 trans individuals that they actually saw them as women. And then she learned after engaging with

00:26:36.860 the community that this wasn't the case. And this is a very much like, this isn't on the tent. Like

00:26:41.260 when, when people transition, they think all these people that are affirming them and telling them

00:26:45.000 how great and brave they are, are also going to want to, you know, sleep with them. And they aren't,

00:26:50.060 they, they, they are just following the cultural norms of their environment. Right.

00:26:54.400 Well, this whole dynamic though, it makes me think, I feel like we see it across different domains

00:27:00.120 in a way that implies to me that this is just a naturally evolved thing in cultures or groups

00:27:08.100 that makes them overall stronger and more competitive. Businesses, for example, often

00:27:12.600 encourage you to fire your bad customers and just keep the power users. Like that 1% that like 1.00

00:27:17.920 accounts for 90% of your income or that 80, that 20% that accounts for 80. Right. And this is a way of

00:27:24.880 weeding out the ones who aren't really invested so that you can invest more in the ones who are super

00:27:30.800 invested. It also reminds me of gang initiation tactics where like you have to murder someone to

00:27:37.820 become a member. And by that point, you're so committed because you've, you've had to do so much

00:27:44.680 that is otherwise questionable to the average person that now you're super in. So I think these high

00:27:53.640 investment, you could call them shit tests are pervasive, like that this isn't some novel 0.97

00:28:01.400 thing or new dynamic that you are describing, which makes me think it's more plausible that that's 0.95

00:28:06.840 also what's going on because it really is otherwise intuitively quite strange that people who would

00:28:14.340 give a bad name to the movement who ultimately do so much PR damage, whether or not they mean well

00:28:21.600 or whatever, even if we just take all of that away, they do a lot of technical reputation.

00:28:27.320 Damage. Why are they there so consistently? And why is there so much defense of them so consistently?

00:28:33.760 Yeah. And another thing I note about this aggressor, I sort of call them like enforcer

00:28:37.440 priests or an enforcer class within the, the larger urban monoculture. And you see this in the way they

00:28:43.820 act, especially towards like lesbians, for example, who are dissenting is you regularly see them get

00:28:48.800 very aggressive. Like there's lots of videos about this. This is just sad. The guy was feeding the

00:28:53.660 homeless. Can you do something about the people are about to assault me? Can you wake the up and

00:29:00.240 use your eyes, please? Can I have the same liberty as ever? These are like the punch of turf people.

00:29:05.580 These are the people who, you know, the story that always stuck with me is this lesbian who,

00:29:10.020 you know, was on Reddit and, and in the lesbian community on Reddit. And she assumed that this was

00:29:15.260 mostly like cis women, not a bunch of trans women. Right. And one day, like a top upvoted piece

00:29:20.440 was one in which a, a lesbian had said, I don't want to sleep with you to a trans woman. And the

00:29:26.340 trans woman had apparently beaten her and this was filmed and it was upvoted. And all of the top 0.72

00:29:33.400 comments were praising the trans woman for doing this. And she was like, Oh my God, like one, 0.87

00:29:39.660 I didn't realize that like your average trans person was pro like physical violence against

00:29:46.020 a lesbian who had a preference for cis lesbians, but it appears that they are at least within the

00:29:53.280 community. She thought where she was gay, but now she's like, and now I don't feel safe going to gay 0.99

00:29:57.540 bars anymore. You know? And I hear this persistently across the lesbian community because they don't 1.00

00:30:01.740 know if they're going to be accosted. So if you have a view that is, that is antithetical to these

00:30:06.640 groups. So you're not going to capitulate to these individuals. They, they become very aggressive

00:30:10.980 on average. And it's, it's not all trans people here. No, I'm talking about a specific cast of

00:30:16.040 non-passing, very aggressive trans people where it's clearly not about seeing as some other gender.

00:30:22.760 Like, okay. If you were just born in the wrong gender body, right. And you cared about being seen 0.99

00:30:27.740 as the other gender and living your life. Why would you ever dress like Alec Vade Vimin? This is 1.00

00:30:32.540 clearly somebody who doesn't want to be seen as, as the other gender. They are somebody who

00:30:38.480 intentionally wants to dress in a way that, that causes the people they're interacting with to have

00:30:45.620 to suppress any sort of like, like reaction, right? Like they're, they're trying to get you to say

00:30:51.460 something and they're getting off on the fact that they know that you can't. There, there is no other

00:30:56.100 explanation for this because they're not presenting like a gender. When, when there is an individual who's

00:31:01.480 clearly not trying to pass, but also demanding that you, this is about violating other people's

00:31:06.300 consent and using cultural norms to do that. And I don't know why this isn't something that we talk

00:31:11.940 about more as a society. A portion of the trans movement has become dedicated to the violation of

00:31:17.840 other individuals consent as a fetish. And people who had that fetish have taken this trans identity

00:31:23.120 and are using it. And can you imagine nobody is this hurting more than if they exist. And you can look

00:31:29.400 at our videos on this, like comparing this to anorexia and maybe it's a culture around illness,

00:31:33.720 but even if it is like anorexia and a culture around illness, the people who have it really

00:31:36.820 believe they have it. Real trans people, nobody is hurt more by this. No one is hurt more by an 0.98

00:31:42.120 Alex Bademan or a Leah Thomas than somebody who's just trying to live their effing life.

00:31:48.740 And, and can you imagine the horror if you opted into this community, when you believed that the

00:31:53.620 community was what it said on the 10, like if you look at the early people who pushed the movement,

00:31:56.920 you know, your Buck Angels or your Caitlyn Jenners, you know, the movement has completely turned on

00:32:01.220 them because now it's only, and that's the other thing. And I think one of the reasons why

00:32:04.920 the urban monocultural sort of enforcement mechanism works so well is, is it built a system

00:32:09.540 where anybody who challenged this was immediately dissociated. You know, what, what does Buck Angel

00:32:15.340 sin? Buck Angel says you shouldn't transition underage people. That is why they were expelled from the 1.00

00:32:20.700 movement. You know, Caitlyn Jenner, I think Matt said something similar or supported Trump. I don't

00:32:25.700 remember, but whatever, they had a thought crime. Now you can't talk. Did not show complete

00:32:30.160 compliance with the political line. Yeah. And this is, this is why lesbians should all vote 1.00

00:32:37.720 Republican. So they, well, I mean, I pointed out from the perspective of a lesbian. And it's one of 1.00

00:32:42.680 the things that I hadn't really thought about as a guy. When I think about like the physical differences

00:32:45.900 between men and women, if you guys know like Warhammer, there's like space worries. There's these guys

00:32:49.920 who are like 10 feet tall or whatever. Imagine if one of them like came up to you in a space where

00:32:55.720 you previously felt safe and started like pushing you around because that is what somebody who's born 0.74

00:33:00.960 in a male body often feels like to a cis lesbian. You know, they're often significantly larger than 1.00

00:33:06.260 them. They have significantly more muscle mass than them and, and starts pushing them around and being

00:33:10.560 like, Hey, like, you know, suck my girl D right. Like, or I'm going to beat you up or I'm going to, 0.99

00:33:16.640 you know, get you expelled from this bar so you can never come back. Have your friends never talk 0.98

00:33:20.480 to you again. I'm going to constantly call up your work and try to get you fired, which is a behavior

00:33:24.260 we constantly see from this community. You're going to feel very, very threatened. Like the degree of

00:33:30.360 one of the things that I persistently see when I watch, you know, trans people videos online

00:33:35.000 is they're just mortified people who go on a date with them and then, you know, get angry or don't

00:33:42.160 want to sleep with them because the person didn't tell them they were trans. They're like, well, 0.98

00:33:45.660 you know, why should it matter to them? Well, I mean, it's their choice, whether it matters to them.

00:33:49.640 What do you mean? Why should it matter to them? They get to choose what turns them on and what

00:33:54.440 doesn't turn them on. You don't get to force yourself on them. And it's like, oh yeah, I forgot

00:33:58.020 the whole violation of consent kink has become normalized. And again, I'm not saying that this

00:34:03.480 is like something I am projecting onto the community. This is something Anna Valens, you know,

00:34:07.820 has repeatedly talked about, oh, how wouldn't it be great? Like the, the world that we are fighting

00:34:12.840 for is one in which cis women are tied up and, and, and forcibly bred by trans women until, you 0.73

00:34:19.600 know, we're, we're going to destroy their peace so much that you're just going to have to trade 0.94

00:34:23.160 them out for other women. It's like, she goes on for quite a while with this explanation. And I was

00:34:29.940 like, this is not, this is, this is, it, you can't just say this as a joke, which is what they tried

00:34:37.300 to say afterwards. You can't just say, oh, this is clearly meant for, for erotic purposes.

00:34:44.200 And I say that because I have to my chagrin to try to better understand this individual

00:34:49.320 read their erotic literature. They post to erotic sites and it is the same things being talked about

00:34:56.460 within post spheres. They're just trying to force other people to engage with this without their

00:35:00.920 consent, um, which is not okay, but for whatever reason, they think this is normal.

00:35:05.360 I think your theory is compelling. It's just so, it's so wild. And it, it, it sucks because

00:35:16.060 absolutely nobody wins from this. Yeah. Yeah. At least, you know, in, in some scenarios, I'm like,

00:35:21.680 well, at least, you know, this group profits, this group benefits, but here the antigen detector

00:35:28.420 people who, the people who take those roles really don't know their lives become horrible nightmares.

00:35:34.760 See our, like, cinabite episode. And obviously the people who are tested by them and put in these

00:35:42.960 very uncomfortable positions, they certainly don't win. They're put in terrible positions,

00:35:47.320 whether they're expelled from the community or whether they're put, you know, sort of forced

00:35:53.540 into saying and doing things that make them deeply uncomfortable. And then, you know, the rest of the

00:35:59.220 community doesn't really benefit either because it's not like their rights are being promoted.

00:36:03.140 Like what, what ends up happening is the rights of the antigen individuals get promoted, which don't

00:36:10.440 help anyone else in the community. And then those antigen people don't even, they're not even happy

00:36:15.320 because what they want is, is insatiable and also impossible.

00:36:21.500 Well, and it just doesn't provide a good life. A constant search for self-affirmation and pleasure

00:36:26.440 leads to a terrible life. Like that is, that is not the way humans are constructed.

00:36:31.920 Even from a hedonic perspective.

00:36:34.460 No, even from a hedonic perspective.

00:36:36.040 Yeah.

00:36:36.600 Yeah.

00:36:36.900 It feels good for a bit as, as you see in Anna Valen's writings and then life loses all purpose

00:36:42.360 and they become a himiko mori that just yells at people on the internet and tries to get people

00:36:46.340 fired all day because they can only feel like hints of happiness from the destruction of other

00:36:52.620 people's lives that, that, that validates their choices because it makes them feel like they're

00:36:57.440 on the good guy's side. I mean, of course they're on the good guy's side. Their actions are

00:37:00.460 definitionally good. It couldn't be that they made a terrible mistake and are driving and, and,

00:37:07.840 and, and, and trying to convince other young people to make the same mistake.

00:37:10.520 Like, and as we saw with Anna Valen's, she is, she has talked a lot about targeting, you

00:37:18.060 know, with Gen Z, it was just like 13 to 19 or like 13 to 21. She's like, that's the primary 1.00

00:37:23.580 age range I date these days. And this is someone in their thirties.

00:37:26.340 Oh, right. Yeah. Like I just realized these are the ones that.

00:37:30.100 And it's like, well, this is also good from a conversion perspective because you are psychologically

00:37:34.160 destroying these individuals and, and, and helping spread, you know, this memetic sort of

00:37:39.700 plague, but like all the rest of us understand that like consent's really murky when you're

00:37:44.180 dealing with like that degree of age gap.

00:37:47.880 I don't know. I mean, we just recorded an episode on marriages to individuals who are

00:37:55.580 quite young. Um, and I don't know, like at this point I'm like, oh, what? Like, you know,

00:38:01.300 18, 19, 20, this is great. Wow. This is so much better than what some other cultures are 1.00

00:38:08.980 looking at. Yeah. The nine. Yeah. That's, this is great. They're fine. I'll take it. Go

00:38:14.640 ahead. Yes. So I really don't know anymore. I've, I've just, I'm so lost. I just, I just

00:38:20.440 want to hide in our beautiful little farmhouse.

00:38:23.940 So we create, well, that's it and just make a beautiful world and make a beautiful future

00:38:30.440 and hope that we outpace and outcompete and outnumber eventually these, these other groups

00:38:40.740 because they're too miserable to keep going.

00:38:43.280 Yeah. Well, like comment and subscribe, I guess. Check out, if you like to learn educational

00:38:48.720 systems that won't brainwash your skids, check out paresia.io or the Collins Institute, which

00:38:53.600 will link to that. Oh yeah. And plugs for other people. One of the followers of this podcast

00:38:58.180 is organizing a pro natalist conference in the Netherlands this fall. So email us if you

00:39:05.620 are interested partners at pragmatistfoundation.com. Also, if you are a full-time mother who wants

00:39:12.240 to maintain sort of an active career, entrepreneurially engaged life, you should consider joining group

00:39:18.840 undercurrent. Also email us if you'd like to be introduced to the organizer. The, the women 0.99

00:39:23.220 in this group, as, as they've been described to me, just so cool. And, and what the organizer

00:39:27.180 is working on as well. Malcolm, she's also working on some hardware.

00:39:30.160 What's that pro natalist AI that's like Christian and stuff for kids. The, the guy shared with

00:39:35.540 us, it's called like a Virgil. Yeah, that might be it. I can also post a link to that one.

00:39:41.180 Yeah. So there's, there's a lot of cool stuff that our, our listeners are up to. You're part

00:39:45.560 of a great community. Malcolm leaves the link for the discord in the comments on most of our

00:39:50.240 videos. So if you want to hang out with base campers more, check out the comments.

00:39:55.080 Yeah. It's a community of sane people from diverse backgrounds, actually diverse backgrounds.

00:39:59.800 You know, you, we, we've got our, our, our, our D transitioners. We've got our, you know,

00:40:05.000 Catholic Roman mass types. We've got our Orthodox Jews. We got our atheists, but our annoyed was 0.66

00:40:11.660 the urban monoculture types. Yeah. We got a, we got a smattering of everyone.

00:40:15.580 You're in good company here. All right. Love you today, Simone. I love you too, Malcolm.

00:40:22.700 I'm going to go down and take my chances. Cutting the, the ingredients so I can show you how,

00:40:29.900 like, make sure you don't misunderstand in terms of how thin it should be.

00:40:35.020 Then in an ideal world, come down in 10 minutes before the kids are here. Okay. Okay. I'll do that.

00:40:40.540 I'll see you in 10 minutes. Love you. Okay. So

00:40:43.780 your sushi tonight, I was just thinking about it. I think one thing, if you're open to it

00:40:50.000 is, you know how, like with a lot of traditional sushi recipes, you're just supposed to make like

00:40:54.480 little sticks that you put into the roll. What if I just made instead fine confetti? Because one of

00:41:00.140 the problems with- You don't cut better?

00:41:01.620 Yeah. Is it like you try to cut the sushi pieces, but then like, it's kind of like when you eat a hot

00:41:07.200 dog and you like take a bite and like the hot dog just comes out of the bun and you're like, come on, 0.66

00:41:11.600 this is, this is ridiculous. You know, you should probably try that with one and try it was out with

00:41:17.440 another. So like make two rolls and one with- I think when you actually put in the right amount of

00:41:22.740 ingredients, it's going to be much easier to cut. Yeah. We'll see. I mean, it's supposed to be

00:41:29.040 thin, thin strips, not big honkies. Yeah. But then there's still, it's, it's like 1.00

00:41:34.760 cutting a sausage with floss inside. Like the string just goes with it, even when it's fine.

00:41:40.540 Okay. Try cutting it up then. If you think it's going to be easier, try cutting it up. I mean,

00:41:43.860 it's the flavor is not going to be different. The question is, is will it stay together?

00:41:47.320 I think it's way more likely to stay together if I make it into confetti.

00:41:51.080 Okay. If we're, if we're not going to follow the rules, I'm, I want to do it the way that I think

00:41:54.700 will actually work instead of the way that apparently people follow the rules. It doesn't

00:42:00.300 work. Yeah. And this is the point to figure out how to make better sushi. Okay. Well then let's try

00:42:06.320 that. That's right. Oh yeah. Question. Comments. How were they on today's video? Oh good. Yeah.

00:42:12.420 Just a lot of people expressing their dismay and sadness and Elon was being at the, at the conflict,

00:42:18.640 but then also being like, Hey, Elon's in, in a difficult position. And then people being

00:42:25.000 like, Oh, Elon's already Trump tweeting again. Don't worry. We're back to normal. Nothing

00:42:31.120 ever happened, which I don't think we're quite back to normal yet, but you know, I look, look,

00:42:36.640 they've like hated, they've, they've traded, they've sparred online before, like in a pretty,

00:42:43.780 you know, I would say pretty serious way. It's not like they're going to not be able to

00:42:48.580 come back from this. So I would say the mood is overall cautiously optimistic.

00:42:55.060 All right. I mean, I think people are glad that we're sort of seen as the figureheads of the

00:43:00.540 trans movement and probably not him for the trans movement, the trans movement, the pronatalist

00:43:06.680 movement. Sorry. Cause we're doing trans in this episode. No, your heads here. It's, it's, it's, 1.00

00:43:12.800 you know, you don't have to worry about us going off crazy. We're, we're predictably crazy.

00:43:17.620 The crazy things we're going to say, I think are fairly predictable. I don't think that often we

00:43:21.980 get a take and somebody who's like, I did not expect you guys to, you know, I said, you guys

00:43:26.240 were great. I didn't expect you to do this except for the people who didn't at all believe that we

00:43:29.960 were going to go. Right. And when we told them we were going to, they're like, no, you won't really,

00:43:34.720 or that we were going to start a religion. They're like, no, you're not really going to do that.

00:43:39.540 And they're like, wow, you really like did that, did that. All right.

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