Based Camp - How A Socialist Became The Least Controversial Figure On The Right (Shoe0nHead)

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

00:00:05.280 that we got to in another video. And in this other video, we were talking about the community

00:00:11.340 of early online skeptics slash atheists, which was like the core of sort of YouTube culture

00:00:18.920 in the earliest days of YouTube, and how the individuals in this community that went right,

00:00:26.060 they first became anti-feminist then anti-woke then went into gamergate and then became the

00:00:32.700 seedbed that the new right movement grew out of and another group of them drifted in another

00:00:38.940 direction they drifted left and the group that drifted left uh like they they were in the early

00:00:45.900 atheist anti-theist movement and then the movement went either at the anti-feminist or anti-woke stage

00:00:52.900 they lost their audiences um notably we didn't talk about it in that video but there is actually

00:00:58.360 one that drifted left even at that stage he was there for anti-feminist he was there for anti-woke

00:01:04.020 and he only drifted left at the trans stuff this is a dev slash short fight otaku who has

00:01:09.700 his views are way lower than ours now if you look at like weekly accounts overall drifted left

00:01:16.840 yeah yeah well i mean he has refused to really call out the trans community as a serious problem

00:01:23.340 something that needs to be in some way you know like it legislatively something like that addressed

00:01:31.140 inspector do you know if the killer was a man or a woman well of course i know that what else is

00:01:36.840 there the kitten and i i think that that's part he's also become more pro censorship like censoring

00:01:44.440 people on his forums and stuff like that really wow that's so unlike who i thought he was when i

00:01:52.120 first started watching his videos well i mean i think that's why he lost a lot of his followership

00:01:55.920 right like what makes a man turn neutral lust for gold power or were you just born with a heart full

00:02:03.500 of neutrality like it does it does seem very anti what i thought he was right but we noted one

00:02:11.360 notable, unique case in all of this, which was Shuan Head. And Shuan Head was very unique for

00:02:18.040 a number of reasons. The biggest being is that she didn't drift left over time or begin to adopt

00:02:26.560 leftist talking points. She was thoroughly leftist from the beginning and quite a bit more leftist

00:02:32.680 than I think a casual viewer may believe. She, for example, to go over some of her leftist positions,

00:02:39.580 universal health care she wants she has strong support of labor unions she's a believer in free

00:02:47.500 college she is as well as tuition forgiveness she's broadly anti-capitalist and anti-corporate

00:02:54.280 regularly criticizing big businesses everything like that and she promotes working class popularism

00:03:00.260 she voted for joe biden in 2020 she was a very strong supporter of bernie sanders and so yeah

00:03:06.400 very very left-wing especially in her economic views and also in her social views to an exchange

00:03:13.340 she she hasn't talked about it a lot in in most of her recent videos she she'll come out critical

00:03:19.000 of trump but in no way more than in fact less than many of the conservative people that all

00:03:25.660 hear on youtube these days which is weird that i would say is true for more recent videos but if

00:03:32.260 you look at the holisticness of her work she did not lose followers when she was talking about

00:03:38.180 these leftist things and she even has the name among her fan base of commie mommy so you know

00:03:44.780 it's a sweet name i think but it's also socially she's been shown to be quite progressive she

00:03:50.940 right now is married to a trad cath and has a kid so be aware of that and she converted to

00:03:57.100 catholicism over covid but before that she was in a long-term relationship with armored skeptic

00:04:01.880 where she was public about having a 24 7 bdsm daddy dom little girl relationship not really yeah

00:04:11.460 whoa

00:04:14.260 she wow okay and she still hasn't condemned kink or anything like that which is funny because on

00:04:23.840 the social leftist front that would put her with us where we do not condemn kink at all we're like 0.89

00:04:28.580 people are aroused by random little girls very catholic you know but they work father into

00:04:35.480 everything i mean i guess that's right yeah it's extremely paternalistic as as a religion and like

00:04:41.780 organization i don't understand why that that particular affiliation wouldn't be quite matched

00:04:48.480 but i mean she has kind of made joking videos about kink she made that one a really good one

00:04:56.220 actually about women getting into like monster effort books yeah he didn't outright condemn it 1.00

00:05:03.460 it was more the way that we talk about stuff like that where it's like women are ridiculous that 0.88

00:05:09.100 they pretend that men are the deviant ones and that they're little saintesses but in that other 0.78

00:05:16.760 video what i what i talked about was why is she still relevant but none of the other leftist 0.95

00:05:23.820 youtubers are not relevant is because she didn't try to change her audience and she didn't need to

00:05:30.620 convert her audience her audience was never really persuaded by her economic arguments she was never

00:05:36.060 a pipeline out of the right to anyone um she is still a mainstream watch figure in the right and

00:05:44.240 when i say in the right i mean if she did a video and asmogold didn't do a cover of it i would be

00:05:50.520 very surprised leaflet covers a lot of her videos nuxenor always needs to brag when he gets mentioned

00:05:56.920 in one of her videos so clearly he's watching them you know if she mentioned us or birth rates

00:06:02.760 obviously i would be there do you think it's possible that malcolm could be watching you right

00:06:07.580 now well if i was malcolm i would certainly be watching and possibly taping for later playback

00:06:13.000 because you know it's a big deal to be talked about on a shoe on head video and it's and i

00:06:20.000 watch a lot of her videos too just for even sort of like cultural relevance in the right we pointed 0.71

00:06:23.780 out that sky brows regularly has her along all of his alt-right vtubers and everything like that in

00:06:30.280 his videos and so first i like i want to talk on two topics here one is is how and why because 0.99

00:06:38.080 this came up a lot in the comments of that video how has shoe on head maintained this right wing

00:06:45.140 following and loyalty for an example of another right-wing influencer homath homas did a chart 0.70

00:06:52.000 of women he trusts like online influencers he trusted and she came in really high on that chart 0.84

00:07:00.140 above i think the majority of like female conservative influencers on the chart right

00:07:04.820 like that is saying something right note at that one of the characters get at the top of the chart

00:07:10.640 which i think is fun is pearl davis he's like pearl davis sniffed this girl out this is with

00:07:15.200 the it was on his episode where he was talking about the the big the one who said that she was

00:07:19.780 a virgin when she got married and the pope blessed her marriage and then turns out she was actually

00:07:24.180 sleeping with this other guy while engaged etc yeah well and in that episode i realized just as

00:07:31.400 a brief tangent here and i think shoe on head actually sort of fits into this is that of

00:07:36.800 conservative female influencers because i wasn't watching nugs and north version of this i was 0.98

00:07:41.000 watching the leaflet cover of this is that in the in the conservative influencer space there is a 0.94

00:07:47.260 certain type of woman who just like comes up and her front and center thing is i am ex-religious 0.92

00:07:55.880 woman right like i'm the trad cast sexy woman right and these are the people i think of when i

00:08:02.640 think of quote-unquote christian influencers and leaflet was commenting that you know she gets

00:08:07.500 accused of being a quote-unquote christian vtuber like how dare you say this as a christian vtuber

00:08:12.280 and i realized how comical it was to consider a figure like leaflet or a figure like shoe on head

00:08:18.100 alongside these quote-unquote like i guess i'll call them christian see thought influencers that's

00:08:25.120 what we'll call them the christian thought influencers oh my gosh that's such a thing

00:08:28.420 though yeah because neither of them while both of them is christian at this point neither of them

00:08:35.160 leads anything with that right like that's not their front that's not their identity that's not

00:08:41.140 their hook for their audience and i think that it's it's useful to like when you're watching an

00:08:47.180 influencer to know are they likely trustable are they likely authentic the ones that are the the

00:08:52.760 thoughts are very likely inauthentic right broadly speaking stuff seems to blow up for them

00:08:58.360 at a fairly frequent rate whereas i'm just not familiar with that many controversies at all

00:09:04.320 with individuals on the other end of the scale was the only one maybe i'm aware of is the pearl

00:09:10.180 davis sleeping with you seem to have a preference for black guys which like whatever i understand

00:09:17.680 why that's a controversy i do but i also it's like you know your preferences are your preferences

00:09:23.840 right like i have and i and i mean this like we in the conservative community should be defending

00:09:29.360 the idea of your preferences or your preferences my preferences are for white women that doesn't

00:09:33.960 make me a racist right like in fact if you watch our video which race is the most attractive

00:09:38.940 we we do break down that but generally races prefer their own ethnicity over other ethnicities

00:09:46.640 i should note here i'm not saying this because she's ever stated she had the preference for

00:09:50.120 black guys it's just of the three public boyfriends she's had two of them have been black and one of

00:09:54.700 them she needed to clarify was not black and was dominican so apparently he looked black to other 0.94

00:09:58.520 people and it may not be due to a preference on her part it may be due to the cursed phenomenon

00:10:04.460 that we're not supposed to talk publicly about but it probably is useful for young girls if they

00:10:09.280 happen to be watching this to be aware of this the once you go black you never go black phenomenon 0.70

00:10:13.760 is not necessarily because black guys are significantly better when dating or something 0.87

00:10:21.880 like that. It is in large part also because a large chunk of the white male population

00:10:30.500 finds girls significantly less attractive after, or at least significantly less valuable as dating 0.97

00:10:36.960 or even sexual prospects after they know they've had relations with black men. I'm not saying this 0.89

00:10:42.340 is a good thing but you know everyone has their preferences and in the same way that it's like

00:10:47.520 not necessarily a good thing that guys on average happen to find girls less attractive after they

00:10:52.700 know they've slept with a lot of people but it's also a fact that it's useful for girls to know

00:10:57.120 when they're sort of gauging their dating publicly and i don't think anyone ever for example informed

00:11:02.920 pearl that her relationship would have this effect and that's sad right and note i want to be clear

00:11:09.400 here i didn't say that many white male racist opinion of a girl goes down significantly after

00:11:17.620 they know she has slept with a black guy i am saying many white men even ones who i have known

00:11:25.180 who would no one would think to call them a racist they have no other views that could get them in

00:11:32.120 trouble for being racist and so they do not air this particular view and through not airing this

00:11:37.800 view because obviously in society if you did that that would be and i'm not saying i feel that way

00:11:41.920 it would be very damaging to you but it's important that girls are aware of this in fact it's so

00:11:47.860 common i am drawn to wonder if it might have a genetic component so drop in the comments if you

00:11:55.200 are not white and you know a woman of your ethnicity has slept with a white guy or you can 0.99

00:12:04.380 also add black guy here does that drop her attractiveness to you more than a regular body

00:12:11.340 count would but anyway that's the only controversy i'm aware of and i don't even think of that as a 0.97

00:12:16.480 real controversy that's not she's never pretended to be a white nationalist she's never pretended

00:12:21.020 to be an ethnocentrist she's never pretended to be like that is in no way betraying the image she

00:12:26.760 has portrayed to the public it's so funny that she could have someone like nick fuentes on and

00:12:31.220 kind of defend him and be friendly with him and then get castigated for that but then also

00:12:35.720 be defenestrated for formerly having black boyfriends like okay so like what are you mad

00:12:44.720 at her because she's not a racial supremacist or you're mad that she is we're seeing this with 0.97

00:12:51.020 trump right now yesterday or like a few days ago everyone was freaking out they said can you believe

00:12:55.380 trump says he wants to bomb all iranians and of course that's not what he said he even ended the

00:13:00.640 tweet was you know praying for the great people of iran but then the next day he doesn't bomb them

00:13:06.700 and he gets the beginnings of the the truth worked out and then all of the same people who were

00:13:12.740 freaking out on him yesterday for wanting to bomb all iranians they were like oh taco he didn't bomb

00:13:16.920 all the iranians he should have bombed all the iranians why aren't you bombing them right like 0.93

00:13:22.160 it's more just like attack them whenever like when somebody's on the right you just get attacked for 0.98

00:13:25.960 anything and it makes you a little numb to it after you know you're just like okay you're just

00:13:30.440 going to hate me no matter what i say so i have no need to take on anything performative at this

00:13:35.160 point but what i wanted to discuss here was one the phenomenon of why she's popular on the right

00:13:42.760 and two the the phenomenon more broadly which i guess i'm going to start with as a meta phenomenon

00:13:48.320 is i was looking with ai and i could not find an equivalent to shoe on head on the left

00:13:54.220 meaning there is no mainstream popular figure on the left who has right-wing views there

00:14:02.060 there is no one but it's over which was the colbert report it was this idea i mean and he

00:14:09.880 wasn't even actually right-wing right but he pretended to be right-wing and leftists loved

00:14:14.140 that but i think they also just kind of loved the the right-wing views being as close sometimes like

00:14:19.840 they just kind of yeah no i think they were allowed to they were allowed to enjoy laughing

00:14:24.680 and and watching it and kind of even liking it because it was a joke of course they didn't like

00:14:28.340 it it was just patriotism and vitalism that they could play along with and have fun with right you

00:14:33.160 know i think that that was what grabbed people in that and it was almost prototypical of of a

00:14:40.320 channel like ours like the colbert report yeah i mean people would say oh you support everything

00:14:44.520 trump does and it's like yeah we do you know yeah even if one day i i believe in unless something

00:14:52.340 is like a true and genuine betrayal and not something that he said he was going to do on

00:14:56.600 the campaign trail i should go along with it right and like for example the iran bombing thing on the

00:15:01.260 campaign trail he said i will bomb iran to smithereens as you know there have been

00:15:05.920 two assassination attempts on my life that we know of possibly do Iran but we've been threatened

00:15:16.820 very directly by Iran and I think you have to let them know that you do any attacks on former 0.88

00:15:23.200 presidents or candidates for president your country gets blown to smithereens as we say

00:15:30.340 right like so it's the same with it like when elon went against trump for all of these

00:15:37.660 things that he put into the bill it's like yeah but he said he was gonna do all this government

00:15:41.780 bloat on the campaign trail is how he got elected right like it was one of the compromises

00:15:45.940 that our side came to so i i don't you know but i i guess that does make me look like

00:15:52.580 having a relationship with trump the same way the stephen colbert character had was

00:15:57.000 who's a republican of that era maybe maybe george bush or something anyway i know george bush by the

00:16:08.720 way he's a really nice guy the people are i i you know i think he made some mistakes during his

00:16:14.520 presidency but i don't think he made them with malice and i think obviously the biggest mistakes

00:16:19.780 he made was attempting nation building in the middle east but he just didn't have a history

00:16:24.880 or knowledge to know that that wouldn't work right like we had done it in japan we had done

00:16:29.420 it in germany no one had really tried it in the middle east before if it had worked like it had

00:16:34.940 in japan and germany and south korea which was a pretty successful track record up to that point

00:16:39.860 and and in mainstream culture at the time did not admit that people were genetically different

00:16:44.120 it you you he couldn't have gone to someone and said how many successful democracies have ever

00:16:49.340 been set up in an era of a majority country or what do muslims really believe like that

00:16:54.440 information just wasn't out there back then, right? Maybe this attitude explains why there 1.00

00:17:00.240 isn't this on the left, right? I think many people on the right are actually fairly able to be

00:17:05.720 forgiving of people's political differences. We are open to have friends and be influenced

00:17:11.940 by people who appear to be approaching arguments with good faith. And I think that

00:17:19.360 she represents that for a lot of people and the left cannot do that that's why stephen colbert

00:17:26.520 which i think is a good flip here is their closest thing to a shoe on head because everything he

00:17:33.880 presented was explicitly in bad faith which is why it was okay and i think that many of us didn't

00:17:39.740 know it how bad faith it was until after stephen colbert decided to be his real personality and

00:17:45.760 then we got to see oh this guy is like completely cooked in the brain specifically he the the

00:17:52.920 funniest example of this was when john stewart went on his show and tried to explain that the

00:17:58.160 the lab leak hypothesis was likely correct and funny like that segment was so funny and

00:18:03.440 steven got like increasingly nervous like but this is off script john this is off script john

00:18:09.580 We don't talk about this in our community, John.

00:18:14.140 The suffering of this pandemic,

00:18:17.360 which was more than likely caused by science.

00:18:22.260 Hold on one second.

00:18:23.900 No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.

00:18:26.160 Now, listen, listen.

00:18:27.860 What do you mean by that?

00:18:29.360 Do you mean like, perhaps there's a chance

00:18:31.560 that this was created in a lab?

00:18:32.540 I'd love to hear it.

00:18:33.440 Novel respiratory coronavirus

00:18:35.860 overtaking Wuhan, China.

00:18:38.600 What do we do?

00:18:39.580 Oh, you know who we could ask? 0.97

00:18:41.260 The Wuhan novel respiratory coronavirus lab. 0.96

00:18:45.560 The disease is the same name as the lab. 0.87

00:18:49.320 And then they ask those scientists, 0.79

00:18:50.740 wait a minute, you work at the Wuhan respiratory coronavirus lab.

00:18:54.880 How did this happen? 0.70

00:18:55.760 And they're like, a pangolin kissed a turtle.

00:18:59.960 And you're like, no.

00:19:02.240 The name of your lab, if you look at the name,

00:19:06.000 show me your business card.

00:19:07.340 oh i work at the coronavirus lab in wuhan oh because there's a coronavirus loose in wuhan

00:19:16.280 how did that happen maybe a bat flew into the cloaca of a turkey and now we all have coronavirus

00:19:25.840 like okay okay what about this what about this again listen to this wait a second all right

00:19:32.400 Oh, my God! Oh, my God!

00:19:35.420 There's been an outbreak of chocolatey goodness

00:19:38.320 near Hershey, Pennsylvania.

00:19:40.840 What do you think happened?

00:19:42.200 Like, oh, I don't know.

00:19:43.680 Maybe a steam shovel made it with a cocoa bean.

00:19:46.980 Or it's the chocolate factory.

00:19:51.120 Maybe that's it.

00:19:52.540 That could very well be.

00:19:54.180 And Anthony Fauci and Francis Collins at NIH have said,

00:19:57.280 like, it should definitely be investigated.

00:19:58.780 Don't stop with the logic and people and things.

00:20:01.840 the name of the disease wait a second wait a second the building wait a second but i it could

00:20:08.200 be possible you could be right it could be possible that they have the lab in wuhan to

00:20:14.400 study the novel coronavirus diseases because of the bat population there i understand it's the

00:20:20.540 only place to find bats austin texas has thousands of them that fly out of a cave every night is there

00:20:27.380 a coronavirus an Austin coronavirus no it doesn't seem to be an Austin coronavirus

00:20:31.860 and you know obviously he ended up especially with his Charlie Kirk comments that were just

00:20:37.140 really vile ended up I think showing his true colors eventually and his true colors just

00:20:42.080 apparently come down from being afraid to to challenge or criticize any any any woke orthodox

00:20:48.660 belief and this is probably created by his writer room I think he hired a bunch of SJWs to be 0.60

00:20:54.540 writers and that made him really afraid which is you know common in hollywood i i do think that he 0.54

00:20:58.960 might have been more moderated in his earlier beliefs because at one point he said his favorite

00:21:01.740 president was nixon so and he said really i mean this this is going to surprise people so so like

00:21:07.880 not in character okay but to shoe on head why does shoe on head appeal to right-leaning individuals

00:21:18.960 and i will read an article attacking shoe on head which i think will help explain

00:21:26.000 how she still appeals so strongly to right-leaning individuals you ready to buckle in on this one

00:21:33.020 simone yeah please enlighten me okay this is an article on medium and is one of the first results

00:21:40.300 if you look up criticisms of shoe on head shoe on head the red brown queen of simps and the dangers

00:21:47.520 of pop populism so it starts with and then it says a criticism of june lapine which is her

00:21:54.880 real name starts with a number of quotes from her rape culture isn't real okay that's not a

00:22:02.380 problematic quote unless you're talking about a muslim culture if she's talking about some muslim 0.99

00:22:07.800 cultures i'd be like whoa shoo like you really need to look at the 99 of egyptian women have

00:22:13.580 this is subject to sexual assault statistic right like this is clearly a systemic problem but not

00:22:19.260 in american colleges or in america which is probably what she means the wage gap is a myth

00:22:23.580 just you know this article was written in 2021 i don't even think people on the left argue that

00:22:27.480 the mage gap is real anymore the patriarchy is not real obvious white privilege is not real

00:22:34.140 the only privilege is class privilege okay good way to try to bring in the the socialism in there

00:22:39.660 that's where she that's where she brings it in okay these are a few memorable quotes by the

00:22:44.040 youtuber shoe on head a self-proclaimed social democrat anti-sjw youtuber was 1.5 million

00:22:51.800 subscribers and 400 000 twitter followers bigger now i think about twice the size now

00:22:55.600 who has successfully slithered her way into legitimate leftist faces after five long years 0.95

00:23:02.380 of desperately trying i mean she constantly talks about vosh and being friends with him and stuff

00:23:07.100 like that she's mainstream was was very far in mainstream leftists right before we get into why 0.99

00:23:14.900 she's so dangerous now we need to talk about her past just a bit shoe on head built her youtube 1.00

00:23:20.720 career off of the momentum of gamer gate the misogynistic harassment campaign that gave birth 1.00

00:23:26.260 to the alt-right and eventually helped get donald trump elected but there's a chance most of her

00:23:32.160 fans today don't know that in fact most of her fans today don't know anything at all about shoe

00:23:38.460 so a few funny things here is most of shoe one heads fans i would argue are not leftists they

00:23:45.000 are her original fan base that they are still trump voters there's a reason she's in every

00:23:49.180 skybrow video so no her her fans are very much aware that she was anti-woke and still is anti-woke

00:23:57.340 right um and then two i love this person's characterization of gamer gate right like

00:24:03.100 a alt-right harassment campaign where it's like gamer gate was about very real corruption in

00:24:10.880 gaming media that led to the eventual destruction of the entire industry gaming media does not exist

00:24:18.440 anymore side scrollers a conservative youtube show run by stuttering craig is which we've been

00:24:25.580 on a bit in the past probably bigger than all of gaming media combined like like leftist gaming

00:24:31.060 media at this point and there are some other bigger gaming youtubers but they're they're all

00:24:36.540 either rightist or apolitical at this point and and certainly not establishment the last

00:24:42.800 establishment leftist gaming media figure was zero punctuation who many don't know he does not

00:24:48.600 like trump he's admitted that in some of the videos so you know and he is hilarious i love

00:24:53.560 his videos i watch almost every one of his videos but he only became a non-establishment because the

00:24:59.240 company basically kicked him out they well they fired everyone and he got mad at them and there's

00:25:03.520 the whole drama around that and then he went to start angry british man or the he's angry i think

00:25:07.860 i think i thought he was australian but he might be british i'm just thinking about the grumpy

00:25:13.260 british man but that's who you're thinking of i think he's okay yeah goes on those long funny

00:25:18.340 rants um anyway so she goes over bullet points so so you know how evil she is okay they don't 0.99

00:25:25.660 know that she was friends with laura southern a white nationalist that made a video trashing 0.90

00:25:31.580 hillary clinton together in 2015 so a few notes here laura southern is not a white nationalist

00:25:37.780 she has denied she's a white nationalist i think the at most she has admitted some ethno tensions

00:25:44.180 around differential fertility rates or something like that which is not a that's anyone should be

00:25:50.640 like if i'm now in the united states white people actually have very strong fertility rates especially

00:25:55.500 northern europeans but if you're talking about other countries like italy and and spain and stuff

00:26:01.480 like that like yeah i'd be really concerned and when i say strong fertility rates i mean strong

00:26:05.720 fertility rates for our income level not in a global scale obviously poor people have more kids

00:26:12.000 right but but even if you correct for things see our video on this because in another video we were

00:26:16.440 talking about this and then one of the commenters didn't seem to be aware of this when we were

00:26:19.360 talking about why like northern europeans have strong fertility rates and they were like well

00:26:22.880 that's not the same as birth rates and it's like no that's exactly what i'm talking about like

00:26:27.060 white people in the u.s have a higher fertility rate than black people in the u.s despite black

00:26:30.260 people being poor right like if you're unaware of that we we have a higher fertility rate than

00:26:36.100 mexico we have a higher fertility rate than the average fertility rate of latin america

00:26:40.840 we have a higher fertility rate than any country that comes close to us except for israel in terms

00:26:46.560 of the only one that's sort of close is australia which is again a northern european country

00:26:52.320 predominantly so yeah no it's it's not a particularly warranted fear but i'm still

00:26:58.920 okay with people cheering for their own team it could be better yeah i mean 1.6 is good i want to

00:27:05.040 get up there 2.5 or something but like we can get there yeah next she says they don't know she called 0.64

00:27:10.880 indie game artist zoe quinn a quote-unquote whore and was a huge quote-unquote classic liberal 1.00

00:27:19.740 e-celeb during gamer gate so for people who are unaware zoe quinn is a whore like no she like 1.00

00:27:26.160 that's what she's famous for is sleeping around with lots of people while she has a boyfriend 1.00

00:27:30.540 i suppose the like a lot a lot of people while she had a boyfriend and then doing reviews on

00:27:37.640 their video games right like that's like both unethical and whorish i suppose if i was going

00:27:43.820 to criticize her we do not have it's more like she was paying the guys for sex and the other way 0.82

00:27:49.560 around because she would write positive reviews about the games that guys she had sex with so 0.99

00:27:55.920 it's sort of worse than being a whore it's i i would say trading your reputation and time 1.00

00:28:02.100 for sex with somebody else sort of puts you on the receiving end of the whore category 1.00

00:28:06.960 but yeah it looked like it was a yeah she's trying to pay them for the privilege 0.98

00:28:13.940 a recent shoe on head quote by the way that i thought was fantastic is the bio she's saying

00:28:20.160 it used to be that when an unattractive woman saw an attractive woman getting more attention 0.96

00:28:25.200 than her they'd call her a whore but we can't say that anymore because somehow being a whore is good 0.90

00:28:30.120 now so now we call them a racist and i think that this is a regard to cindy sweeney controversy 0.95

00:28:35.360 but i think this article right here they explicitly don't say and she isn't a whore 0.92

00:28:39.980 they the implication seems to be more and being a whore is empowering that is how we capture our 0.98

00:28:46.400 femininity uh i believe that is a whore it says here is shoe on head at a party with carl benjamin 0.99

00:28:58.020 for people who are unaware no she's not even talking to sargon of a cod he just happens to 1.00

00:29:04.720 be in the foreground and she's in the background with her boyfriend guilt by proximity thing is so 0.96

00:29:11.440 weird you breathe the same air as them and note here she's wearing cat ears too

00:29:17.880 this is the condemning factor here no i'm just saying that socially that's a pretty like

00:29:24.900 i would say at least not like trad conservative very very conservative as this new conservative

00:29:31.600 culture is conservative like the things that she does that are so not traditionally socially

00:29:37.800 conservative are things that the new right wouldn't really condemn um insofar as we are

00:29:43.560 voices within the new right that i think sort of embody a lot of the beliefs of it that we're not 0.97

00:29:48.880 going to go out there and be like oh you know you need to if you practice a kink relationship with 0.93

00:29:54.500 your monogamous boyfriend where you wore cat ears and did like daddy dom little girl stuff that you 0.91

00:29:59.260 need to go in a cage forever right like whatever right like it's it's with your partner you you

00:30:04.520 both seem to be turned on by it like have fun right and i think that this is partially why

00:30:09.320 you didn't know that about her and it's not a big scandal about her because nobody in the new right

00:30:13.880 effing cares yeah right it is it is just the old-timey purists and if she tried to get in

00:30:20.020 with or the new-timey deontologists that are that are about you know purifying the ideology of the

00:30:25.940 party purifying you know racial purity and everything like that it's just a bit of whatever

00:30:29.460 like like obviously like ethno groups are real and genetically cluster and there can be

00:30:36.120 some utility in attempting to preserve one but it's not the only genetic strategy you can attempt

00:30:42.680 and that most ethno groups that you are a part of today were in part made by mixing previous

00:30:49.460 ethno groups like the british ethnic group i'm a part of is a mixture of a number of ethnic groups

00:30:56.640 Celts, Picts, Vikings, French, some Netherlands.

00:31:02.420 And so, yeah, you know, it's a, you, you can, you can mix

00:31:06.000 ethno groups to create a superior ethno group.

00:31:08.880 I'm checking there.

00:31:10.240 I did not say that my ethnicity has any degree of superiority

00:31:14.760 that was completely said in jest.

00:31:17.560 Do I make your side hurts?

00:31:21.360 My whole heart.

00:31:22.900 We point out in our, well, somebody in our comments 0.99

00:31:25.380 was complaining that like how like when you mix ethnicities like look at the ugly children that 0.55

00:31:30.560 are created by this and i was like well you know we do a video where we rank ethnicities by hotness 0.99

00:31:35.420 and in the studies that have looked at mixed ethnicity children white people think white

00:31:42.360 asian babies are more attractive not babies adults like i guess people made of those pairings

00:31:48.740 are more attractive than other white people they are what can we say i kind of agree

00:31:55.300 i i think that often they do turn out hotter it's not to say that i think that that's the 0.66

00:31:59.340 optimal genetic strategy i'm just pointing out that this is statistically what white people

00:32:04.300 think and note that there are other SO groups that prefer white like for example hispanics

00:32:10.460 prefer white hispanic mixed people to hispanic people oh but to continue here well go go watch

00:32:18.860 that video if you're interested in this topic right you know holding her hand to the fire

00:32:22.380 they probably don't know that her name is shoe on head comes from a meme where people harass

00:32:26.840 webcam models who could not speak english okay fine sounds edgy nonsense they don't know that

00:32:33.320 she called non-binary people trans trenders up until 2017 they don't know that she was a big

00:32:40.080 fan of milo yiannopoulos an infamous alt-right troll and close friends with carl benjamin aka

00:32:46.460 sargon of a cod ukip party member they don't know she said trump might be good for america

00:32:53.320 after he was elected and told lgbt people that they were overreacting election night 0.99

00:32:58.800 at this point it's like stop my penis can only get sore wrecked like please stop hell they don't 0.99

00:33:09.920 know that she used to be engaged to armored sex skeptic a canadian reactionary or centrist youtube 0.99

00:33:16.180 skeptic who made videos against trend trenders and feminism which was very much a real phenomenon

00:33:21.880 right and then they have a picture of her dressed up in i don't know sexy clothing on her husband

00:33:28.260 who and lighting his cigar and and they're holding a sandwich right and they're like not sexist

00:33:34.540 you know obviously joking there and they say her ex has an interesting rig i i can't tell what's

00:33:40.400 funny about this it just it's like a car to me for years she has been slowly sneaking away from

00:33:45.780 her old neo-reactionary spaces and making her way into left-leaning communities successfully

00:33:50.940 sweeping her past under the rug and pretending she was not calling non-binary people trans

00:33:57.940 trenders just a few years ago many on the left such as steve shives this is one of the ones who

00:34:03.020 we talked about who moved to the left but was in the original atheist community a victim of

00:34:06.940 shuan head's harassment has been warning about this infiltration attempt for years

00:34:10.940 what kind of harassment is this that allegedly is causing all these problems i'm sure she just

00:34:18.860 called him out for something he really did okay when you actually look into this story this is like

00:34:23.180 psychotic framing of what happened so steve shives at mythcon 2017 tried to get shoe on head

00:34:33.020 armored skeptic and sargon of akkad banned from the event de-platform them interfere with their

00:34:39.560 sources of revenue and public outreach removing them from the conversation and all she did in

00:34:46.840 retaliation for that was make fun of him for being such an sjw that is absolutely wild that this

00:34:54.480 would be framed and not even like in a particularly cruel way psychos i mean this is what the tweet

00:34:59.860 that they have about her she seems too eager to excuse herself regarding buck angel oh because

00:35:05.060 she had buck angel on buck angel is trans by the way and he's just a trans person who said

00:35:11.340 the horrifying thing of trans children are actually a problem and you shouldn't be gender 0.97

00:35:16.560 transitioning children and he is living proof that the majority of the original trans community 0.99

00:35:22.700 is quite mortified him caitlin jenner everything like that was what the transgenders have turned 0.91

00:35:28.420 the community into you're still out posting i've got a check gosh i mean i hadn't heard that name 0.60

00:35:35.540 forever not sorry for that vidcom pic she was in with shoe and armored skeptic she worries about

00:35:42.140 being a burden on to her colleagues friends on youtube but puts tweets from others in the video

00:35:48.080 possibly making trouble for them uh why should she be sorry for the vidcon photo because it helped

00:35:54.400 to normalize two se untrustworthy opportunists who are constantly grasping for a sort of legitimacy

00:36:00.800 and acceptance suggested in the photos um specifically talking about her ex here and

00:36:06.180 this is shoe on head eating with her ex the hilarious this also includes contrapoints and

00:36:12.820 lindsey ellis right which i think are fairly mainstream leftists right thoughts by the way

00:36:19.720 before i continue i i think this is an example of people trying to make cancellations out of 0.70

00:36:25.700 absolutely nothing because i don't see anything wrong here she's living her life and mixing with 0.91

00:36:30.480 other influencers and expressing opinions which is the only thing an influencer can do if they

00:36:35.020 want to provide substance this is actually a really good point about you so cancellations

00:36:39.420 often validate people in the eyes of the right uh i think if you look at the early days of vtubers

00:36:47.360 because we talked about this in the other episode like rev says desu which uses like literally an

00:36:51.340 anime girl child vampire as his avatar i mean i think that would make many people quite suspicious

00:36:56.780 of him but his constant cancellation sort of affirm him in the eyes of the right i pointed

00:37:01.080 out scott alexander being taken down by new york times made him an intellectual who you could cite

00:37:06.220 without reservation within right-wing spaces in addition the entire v-tubing community was really

00:37:13.880 affirmed by the right in the big explosion that happened with the case of what was it anna valens

00:37:19.740 and then trying to take down leaflet and kirsha right and smug alana was she part of that i forgot

00:37:26.420 smug alana on our vtuber piece and i love smug alana she has great videos by the way okay smug

00:37:32.200 alana is another fox girl the problem the reason i don't remember her is i get her confused with

00:37:36.060 kirsha because they have very similar avatars simone your thoughts my god yeah sorry up all

00:37:43.380 night again texas doing the thing where he doesn't like to sleep i'm just shocked here's here's what

00:37:50.260 i actually think is going on and this is something that came up in the comments of the youtuber video

00:37:54.220 that you did on youtubers going to the left and to the right post the 4chan tumblr

00:38:01.040 time is that what you didn't this wasn't really about people choosing a side like i'm going to

00:38:09.200 become a democrat i'm going to become a republican it was about whether or not people were part of

00:38:14.400 those spaces in the first place because they hated or resented the church or god or whether

00:38:19.980 they were in that space because they wanted to pursue truth and they were like going toward a

00:38:27.820 light versus like hurling poop at something that made them angry right and i think the people who

00:38:34.440 tended to go toward the left and then be associated more with the left were the people who just wanted

00:38:39.520 to hate on God or the church or, you know, show resentment towards something. And often that

00:38:45.260 something turned into Trump, turned into capitalists, turned into whatever, right? After

00:38:50.480 they were sort of done throwing hate at priests or the church. And I think the reason why Shulon 0.90

00:38:56.900 Head is an example, and maybe to a lesser extent, ContraPoints, because ContraPoints, I think,

00:39:03.300 maintain some level of popularity is that their focus in the end, in very different ways, which

00:39:10.440 you also touched on in an earlier episode, hasn't been on, I'm going to just dunk on this thing and

00:39:15.760 hate this thing. And I'm resentful and angry and depressed. I have mental problems, everything bad,

00:39:21.040 hate, hate, hate. Rather, they show a sense of affirmative, forward-moving vitalism and generation

00:39:27.700 in that shoe on head is vitalistic she has fun commentary she's very energetic and contrapoints

00:39:34.160 has taken the very different direction of being like theater kitty i'm gonna add gel lighting and

00:39:38.600 costuming to everything and be really entertaining about it and that i think actually you can even

00:39:45.320 see this in the way that contrapoints versus philosophy tubes videos went because both of

00:39:52.480 them decided to take the theater kid perspective yeah the individual content of each of their

00:39:56.920 videos contrapoints gets really nerdy about things but in a in a non-hateful way and not like i'm

00:40:03.460 going to talk how someone is bad but rather i'm going to be like look at how fire festival went

00:40:08.500 insane or like let's go down the rabbit hole with twilight whereas philosophy tube is like i'm going

00:40:14.120 to talk to you about how you know everyone's bad and terrible and how the world is bad and terrible

00:40:21.400 toward trans people toward toward humans toward the the proletariat and so it's more about hate

00:40:27.260 and i think that that was a really interesting thing that several people in the comments of

00:40:30.580 last video you know it's interesting that you mentioned this because this is another individual

00:40:34.140 that like a lot of online conservatives watch contrapoints videos um when we have brought her

00:40:40.060 up and liking her content i like her content on online before especially in contrast to who was

00:40:47.300 that other one a philosophy tube right where i like philosophy tube is not very high quality

00:40:51.420 content and contra points it's pretty decent sometimes which is actually i want to say it's

00:40:57.000 notable because in terms of quality i think you know abigail thorn aka philosophy tube would

00:41:02.620 immediately shoot back being like i have a team i have makeup artists i put time into my script

00:41:07.060 mine is higher quality i'm more professional whereas i get the impression that contra points

00:41:11.880 actually does more of the work herself like she's she's she's doing the leftist thing which is a

00:41:18.760 performative hiring of people they're performative not just yeah yeah you're advertising but it's

00:41:23.440 there's just this huge difference between like nerding out vitalism enthusiasm versus like i

00:41:30.580 hate this thing i'm smarter than you are here's why you should hate it yeah here's why you should

00:41:35.340 hate it and why we should all be depressed and sad and it's not even really about right or left 0.83

00:41:39.820 trump bad or good right it's about like how energetic and vitalistic and is this person

00:41:45.880 moving society forward or are they trying to tear it down i think that's what it fundamentally comes

00:41:50.800 down to maybe that's what the new right is fundamentally about it's not really about

00:41:54.820 being like old-fashioned religious or not it's really are you excited about building up for the

00:42:01.220 future and if you are then you're in the new right you might you know not fit in any other way but

00:42:06.860 you're there anyway yeah actually this is a really interesting meta point for a number of reasons

00:42:14.400 that i want to dig into first is fun fun side here for people who don't know philosophy tube

00:42:20.580 when she was still a man dated contrapoints another trans woman and after they broke up

00:42:28.400 that's when she started transitioning and in a way that looks like she was trying to look more

00:42:32.400 like contrapoints and then she started doing videos like contrapoints and contrapoints at

00:42:36.800 even called this out in a deleted tweet like if you think your exes are stalkery you've never had

00:42:41.740 one like completely medically transform themselves to try to be as close to you as possible right like

00:42:48.220 but you know and then launch a career that mirrored your own but it's a little bit relatable

00:42:53.780 and i only say that because like when i first met you i was like why am i not him you know i was just

00:43:01.420 so excited that you existed and kind of mad that i couldn't pull you off but also i have the

00:43:06.660 humility to know that i could never be you so maybe that's the key difference i mean you kind

00:43:11.820 of are now we've got kids together right i know that's the best thing that is the best thing yeah

00:43:16.320 not only get to like combine my identity with you but also make like iterative copy copies of you

00:43:22.780 that we get to like yeah the moment you got a chance stamp stamp stamp stamp stamp stamp stamp

00:43:27.880 they do act like us i'll tell you that well they act like you they do act like me a lot

00:43:35.220 they're being ironic they act like me this strawberry is getting my mouth wet i can't eat it

00:43:40.280 but one point i was going to make here is stylistic an interesting thing about showing

00:43:46.200 heads videos is they actually stylistically look more like left-wing videos than right-wing videos

00:43:52.280 they're closer to a contra points in terms of their level of editing and development

00:43:57.800 um they're sort of a mix of the two cultures but i point out that like right-wing videos when we

00:44:03.720 were talking about that they're often far lower production budget they're much more interested

00:44:08.380 in just like these are the ideas right like they're not literally if they have jokes in them

00:44:14.840 the jokes are germane to like the way the conversation is flowing like a nux taku or us

00:44:20.920 or something like that whereas or bridget finnesee does a lot of jokes in her videos

00:44:25.260 whereas shoe on heads appear theater kitty i i'd say almost right like it's got it's got an ounce

00:44:31.860 of that flair to it and it doesn't turn off uh right-wing viewers i've never heard i i actually

00:44:36.500 quite like the effort she puts in um second or or then the larger meta thing i really wanted to get

00:44:44.200 to i think it's really interesting here is what caused the original split and i think sarah hater

00:44:50.380 said this best on on uh what's her show called again we've had her on 1.00

00:44:54.740 um i mean yeah sarah hater was on a special place in hell with megan dom 0.73

00:45:02.760 that ended oh it did no it's a shame but anyway so she said on a special place in hell

00:45:10.000 that what we saw was the old atheist community is over time it turned out that of the like

00:45:17.700 leading voices within it half of them just wanted to dunk on christians and half of them were

00:45:22.880 interested in what was true and the half of them that were interested in what was true is the half

00:45:27.020 that broke off and eventually became anti-woke new right um the half of them that just wanted

00:45:30.920 to dunk on christians i mean many of them were the celebrities that like we don't even remember

00:45:34.120 used to be part of this movement like neil degrasse tyson um uh bill nye you know who's now

00:45:39.940 like denying his old videos like oh no gender is not a thing it's not why x x y is like like in

00:45:46.580 his new series he actually explicitly contradicts simple videos he made about gender in his old

00:45:51.760 series right yeah completely brainwashed but what's interesting is that the way the split

00:45:59.360 happened if you're talking about like the absolute leaders of the community you know people like you

00:46:05.000 know richard dawkins and like that whole group by the the four horsemen or whatever i can't remember

00:46:09.340 all of their names they didn't all move to a traditional rightist perspective but they certainly

00:46:15.260 didn't go in the direction of the celebrity types who were just interested in being atheist

00:46:20.380 celebrities like neil digress tyson and bill nye all of them as far as i'm aware have since said

00:46:27.560 the the movement was a mistake and christianity is a good thing and made our society stronger and

00:46:34.040 better um and and that's a shocking thing but the reason they said that and the reason they all came

00:46:38.980 to that belief is because they were willing to look at the evidence as society changed and that

00:46:44.820 so we saw that in this early community one one half of it was really they just hated they they

00:46:50.580 allowed their hatred for the other group to define their beliefs and the other part was searching for

00:46:55.980 the truth and i think we're actually seeing this again within the right right now i've pointed out

00:47:01.720 in the last video we did on this and we have a longer video that we haven't aired where we go

00:47:06.100 much deeper into this phenomenon is that it turns out that the sort of deontologist faction of the

00:47:12.140 right the nick fuentes faction at the right where we dig deeper into his beliefs on this is much

00:47:17.420 more dominated by like they are willing to sabotage the united states best interest if it hurts

00:47:24.260 israel and they are willing to sabotage america's best interest if it hurts israel they are willing

00:47:29.180 to sabotage the best interest of unborn children if it helps preserve some degree of like moral 0.65

00:47:35.820 purity and whatever they're voting for you know like if you if you know the republican party is

00:47:40.060 going to put more restrictions on that and yet you're voting against them and telling your

00:47:43.340 followers to vote against them it shows a degree to allow the things you hate to override the things

00:47:49.540 you say you love you know and i actually think that there's a lot of parallels between that

00:47:56.620 strain in the conservative party right now and and note here when i talk about like hating israel

00:48:03.240 more than we've pointed out we have a whole video being critical of israel being like hey you're

00:48:07.480 Like, there's actually, you know, problems in the relationship between the United States and Israel.

00:48:11.600 But to, you know, go so far as to say, and therefore we should not take out the Ayatollah of Iran who wants us all dead, right? 0.90

00:48:20.820 Like, we should allow him to have a nuke despite the large terrorist network Iran runs outside the country. 0.81

00:48:27.560 That's where you get to a point where you're like, come on, man. 0.95

00:48:30.280 Like, if we can use Israel, they've dropped around half the ordinance that has been dropped has been dropped by Israel.

00:48:36.920 like they're pulling their weight on this they also have ground forces dealing with terrorists

00:48:41.740 in lebanon but they pulled back when we made the deal for people who don't know we were not aware

00:48:47.340 like iran there was a miscommunication it appears at least that's fancy's interpretation it could

00:48:51.360 have been intentional uh that lebanon was not part of the deal and israel really didn't want

00:48:55.760 it to be part of the deal um and uh after the deal was signed and iran pushed back on this

00:49:01.800 we put pressure on israel and they pulled out of lebanon as far as the last i checked i'll be

00:49:06.640 honest about that so i decided to double check this before putting this live and anna singh stand

00:49:11.700 yeah israel has pulled back in lebanon but not entirely pulled out in lebanon they were completely

00:49:17.440 furious about this they had asked us to make absolutely sure this was not in the peace

00:49:22.840 negotiation but they're doing what we tell them to basically because that's the way our relationship

00:49:28.640 works despite what some people will tell you so like they've they've also like in terms of

00:49:34.960 playing ball by our standards when we said don't bomb any infrastructure again after the bombing of

00:49:39.720 the norse pars oil field they stopped right you know so where's that going with this like they

00:49:47.180 they do do annoying things also if you watch mainstream media you may not be aware that

00:49:51.640 despite the talks technically collapsing the ceasefire is still in effect but overall you know

00:49:58.020 you are self-sabotaging the party and the collective maga movement and we find out 90

00:50:02.600 percent of MAGA is pro-war right you know and I will note here it's not just Republicans that are

00:50:08.500 pro this since the bombings have started Republicans in the midterms have gained

00:50:14.920 significantly vote hub aggregate before the strikes started as of February 28th 2026

00:50:21.820 Democrats are at 47.9 percent and Republicans were at 41.8 percent by March 25th it had narrowed

00:50:29.560 to Democrats at 47.4% and Republicans at 42.8%.

00:50:33.880 YouGov Economist, March 13th to 16th surveys,

00:50:38.340 Democrats slipped from 45% to 43%,

00:50:41.820 while Republican support had gained steadily to 41%,

00:50:46.560 shrinking a gap from four to two points since the bombing started.

00:50:50.720 And this is obviously freaking the F out of Democratic analysts

00:50:54.460 of people who are pro-Trump.

00:50:55.840 There isn't an actual split in the base of the party,

00:50:58.300 But I think that there's something of a mirror there to what happened with that community back in the day, right? 0.94

00:51:04.820 Which is part of the movement was really only interested in dunking on Christians. 0.54

00:51:08.440 Eventually, they realized they had more in common with the Democratic movement than they had with what was becoming the Republican and conservative movement and the people who are interested in the truth.

00:51:19.540 And somebody said in the comments of this video yesterday that the real difference between the two parties had become one party is interested in what's true and one party is just not, right?

00:51:32.000 Like they want to create a constructed reality.

00:51:34.320 And I think that this is part of what allows such a diversity within the left. 0.93

00:51:38.420 It's why in the left you're able to have Islamists. 0.73

00:51:41.460 Within the right. 0.97

00:51:42.120 No, in the left. In the left, you are able to have Islamists voting alongside people who are LGBT, you know, complete brainwashed cultists, right? And you would think that these two things could never exist alongside each other. But for both groups, what is consequentially true is irrelevant. It's about the vibes and what they hate. 0.92

00:52:06.780 And that's that's why I've pointed out that I do think eventually what is now the Groeper movement is just going to become part of the leftist coalition. 0.98

00:52:13.080 It actually has a lot. They really are based on like, I hate this, tear this down. 0.99

00:52:18.640 I resent this. Yeah.

00:52:20.500 If you are that, then you are going to just end up in that left bucket.

00:52:25.680 While they share some aesthetic similarities to Republicans from like the 90s or 80s, they have almost nothing in common with the Republican movement as it exists today.

00:52:35.000 and they share a lot in common with the faction of the democratic movement that's very embracing

00:52:42.180 of islamist values well they've they've actually begun to show more and more convergence with the

00:52:48.160 mainstream left as time has gone on uh yeah so it's not just that they've been voting left

00:52:53.460 for a long time pretty much since the inception of the movement and signal that they plan to vote

00:52:57.860 left going forwards but if you look at the islamist contingent of the left they actually

00:53:02.160 don't share that like they do not clash that much with the islamist faction you see this with stuff

00:53:07.280 like tucker carlson where tucker carlson is constantly castigating people because you know

00:53:11.980 he's adjacent to this faction he's you know the anti-war he's anti you know blah blah blah pro

00:53:16.260 venezuela um just because they don't like gay people right so you know he has a lot in common

00:53:20.780 with this faction i think he's part of this larger deontological faction but or more than

00:53:25.560 deontological hate-driven faction but he's repeatedly come out as pro-islam right like 0.98

00:53:30.540 how dare christians criticize them how dare christians be okay with with muslims being killed

00:53:36.100 in this war very very aggressively if you see nick fuentes videos he repeatedly praised the 0.97

00:53:42.480 regime in iran saying that they were right to you know kill the protesters in the streets and stuff

00:53:46.740 like that and said that he wants to create something like isis but catholic and praising

00:53:51.300 the way that isis operate so they don't have the reflexive like oh my god but you understand how 0.94

00:53:57.560 bad civilization would be if an isis like model really spread that most people in the i care about

00:54:03.880 what's true faction of the right have right because that's not what's interesting to them it's like

00:54:07.680 the vibes that are interesting to them which means that they can actually work really well 0.68

00:54:12.680 alongside islamists in a way that like superficially it would seem that they couldn't 0.78

00:54:17.900 and if you look at the policy proposals that they're pushing in terms of like restrictions 0.82

00:54:22.980 restrictions on like when i talk about like content restrictions on the internet these are

00:54:27.680 policy ideas that we're beginning to see get popularity in the islamic parts of the left you

00:54:33.100 know in the in the cities that are attempting to enact things like sharia law but also even was in

00:54:37.080 the mainstream left like they've they've bubbled higher in the institutional like voting bodies of

00:54:42.080 the mainstream left than they have at the right and these are some of the core policy ideas that

00:54:47.260 this group has and is interested in so this i ironically i do think that eventually that

00:54:55.120 faction will become part of the the mainstream left and i i think they are kind of already part

00:55:00.280 of the mainstream left they just pretend they're not and say that they're not um because that you 0.83

00:55:05.240 know it looks like a duck and it quacks like a duck right if if we accept that islamists are 0.88

00:55:11.080 fully leftist right uh because i think you could say well they're they're christian they hold deep 0.69

00:55:15.320 beliefs and they disagree with leftism but the islamists disagree with all that and we'd still

00:55:18.300 say that they're mainstream leftists right but back to shoo on head i think what shoo on head

00:55:23.680 really represents for the right and the fact that the left doesn't have a figure like her

00:55:27.860 is that we are truly a big tent movement like the the core of the new right and i think it's

00:55:35.540 important to maintain that so we can continue to have the electoral dominance we saw in the last

00:55:42.420 election even when we do not have the purity spiralists you know people motivated by hate

00:55:48.640 in the movement anymore because as we've pointed out in the video where we say the racists mostly

00:55:52.480 turned against the movement and they did what are your thoughts Simone I mean I just want to add

00:55:58.500 that that's the same reason why the right is more varied than you would expect but I think that

00:56:02.740 variance on both the left and the right is the telling part that oh my gosh these are actually

00:56:08.620 they're not affiliative in the way that we maybe originally thought that it's not i actually think

00:56:16.380 that that variance is really really interesting the people who will ultimately end up in the

00:56:21.120 right-leaning coalition i think the other person said this is really true is anyone who is

00:56:25.160 fundamentally interested in the truth above all else and if that is your interest beyond interest

00:56:32.240 in the truth i would say broad broadly and there are exceptions i think the sargon of a cod

00:56:38.360 crowd falls into one of these exceptions on this factor. But I think broadly, they're more likely

00:56:44.040 to be vitalistic and excited about building for the future. Those things are true. But what I mean

00:56:51.480 by this is people on the right, the intellectual discussion of the right is not siloed in the way

00:56:58.080 the intellectual discussion on the left is siloed. You know, the LGBTQ activists are not really

00:57:03.600 reading the islamic extremists work and vice versa right like yeah yeah whereas on the right you can

00:57:10.240 go as diverse as somebody like shoe on head or contrapoints or something like this and contra

00:57:15.220 points isn't even on the right right and you can expect you know most right-leaning influencers

00:57:20.420 will be familiar with their ideas and engaging with their ideas i you know and there isn't an

00:57:26.220 equivalent like that on the left there isn't this sort of cross and it's across ideas on the right

00:57:31.460 There is no, like, silo on the right where we don't engage with those ideas or where they don't engage with our ideas.

00:57:39.460 Every silo on the right, even people who are, insofar as the Gripers are still part of the right movement at all, they do go over our videos and ideas occasionally, right? 0.89

00:57:50.580 Like, there is still an intellectual interchange happening there. 0.74

00:57:55.660 we are still going over those videos and incorporating ideas where they make sense like

00:58:00.900 in terms of israel skepticism that's definitely something that i made a point to look deeply into

00:58:06.580 and incorporate into our worldview it's just it didn't the the evidence that i got from that 0.50

00:58:13.120 didn't flip me to and now we should let ourselves be cucked by iran and dicked around by them right 0.56

00:58:18.460 like if if we can use israel to help deal with this threat once and for all then we should 0.77

00:58:24.620 and rather than, than screw ourselves over for, for, you know, just because it may end up helping

00:58:31.080 the Jews, right. Or split up our coalition. I can say genes are real. And I mean, I, I personally

00:58:38.560 chose to marry somebody of my even sub ethno group and still be okay with having a movement

00:58:43.880 that has people who are in interracial marriages without scolding them or anything like that.

00:58:50.640 you know what matters is that we are discussing reality right um and and you can discuss reality

00:58:58.500 there is a real position where getting even if you take like all of the most racist positions

00:59:05.340 right even if you are like a racist maximalist if you're still a realist and you're interested in

00:59:11.360 like your genes whatever those happen to be eventually winning there are instances in which

00:59:16.620 it makes sense to marry someone from a different esto group um and a society like the one that

00:59:22.580 this is the reason why i think the people who are realists and racist in the video that we have that

00:59:27.440 we talk about this they often end up marrying non-white women because white women have become

00:59:31.340 so terrible they often yeah they feel like their only option for passing on their own 0.98

00:59:35.860 white dna is to find a non i guess non their definition of white woman but yeah it's crazy 0.93

00:59:44.100 Yeah. I mean, even if you're a racialist maximist, right, you still have passed on

00:59:49.980 more white DNA by marrying a non-white person than you have by failing to find a wife. 0.66

00:59:55.680 Yeah. In other words, if you marry like a typical urban monoculture brained 0.97

00:59:59.720 white girl boss, you might have two kids. Whereas if you marry someone who's a little 1.00

01:00:04.900 more family oriented from a different culture, but maybe say like European, but by way of

01:00:11.000 latin america so a lot of people wouldn't count that then you could have six kids and you know

01:00:17.460 what i meant is if you don't find a wife at all oh sure that too you know you're strictly doing

01:00:24.560 like even if you're like a racialist maximus you're doing less for the white race than the

01:00:28.760 person who is for example jd vance has contributed significantly more to the future genetic white

01:00:36.900 population than nick fuentes has despite having an indian yeah yeah yeah yeah totally true so i

01:00:44.120 mean this this is i mean even if you are a racist if if you're a realist you still often end up

01:00:49.900 being like okay but i'm still in this larger coalition instead of drifting towards the left

01:00:57.000 and fighting against it and i think that that's why she has found herself in this is this obvious

01:01:05.440 that while she is a socialist, and I wish she would examine her socialist views more,

01:01:08.980 go into them more in new videos, because I think looking back on it as an adult and seeing how

01:01:14.520 much the government has effed things up so far, whenever we've tried to give them power,

01:01:19.140 she may realize that they may have been not as smart as she thought. But then again,

01:01:24.820 she is a Catholic and Catholics are traditionally socialists. You know, the last Pope was a big

01:01:28.720 socialist. They've done many socialist revolutions. So we've also got to keep in mind that being a

01:01:33.220 catholic even even if we say like well governments are corrupt and everything like that she'll be

01:01:37.900 like well the church is corrupt right but like it's still better to rely on the institutions

01:01:41.960 and so she might just have a different set of priors than we have that would make her never

01:01:45.900 not socialist yeah anyway love you simone glad you watch you watch your videos right or do not

01:01:54.280 oh every time a new video first comes out i watch it 100 she's fun she's funny she's vitalistic i

01:01:59.860 like it she seems fun i'd love to hang out sometimes if you're watching this shoe on head

01:02:04.740 we'd love to do something with you sometimes you're always invited on the show and you're

01:02:09.340 always you join our dating network so our kids can date because you know we got we got to find

01:02:14.060 some somebody for our kids to date right some sane people having kids out there yeah man the

01:02:18.640 only kids who are going to get married going forward are going to have parental help they're

01:02:22.200 going to need it so yeah fun times speaking of which anyone watching this podcast there's a lot

01:02:28.120 of base camp listeners who are part of our kid dating network most of our kids are like 10 years

01:02:33.860 older younger at this time we're not doing anything yet but we will be doing some stuff as they get

01:02:38.720 older to sort of get them to know each other do kid exchanges you know like so people can

01:02:44.280 experience out households kind of like you know culture what is that thing where you

01:02:49.720 sending out not well yeah like sending out as the pilgrims did it but there was this thing where

01:02:55.240 people would even know like our our kids our age of our time would go like live with a family

01:03:02.160 abroad i did that when i was a kid yeah that so it's like to me it's the most natural i guess

01:03:10.260 yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah because i did that with a family in latin america

01:03:14.460 which is normal for wealthy texan families to do to send their kids to live in this family

01:03:18.940 in latin america it's a good way to be exposed to other cultures other ways of life other

01:03:23.800 parents and I mean you want to talk about another way of life live with wealthy people in Latin

01:03:28.660 America wealthy Latin Americans have like a totally different way of living than wealthy 0.81

01:03:33.840 people in the United States and it is obscenely luxurious to an extent that I find it off-putting 0.99

01:03:40.980 but okay Octavian has been like kind of struggling with focus with homeschooling because now he's

01:03:50.800 getting to like the stuff that's kind of just you have to power through it you know in first grade

01:03:56.080 because it's not that interesting but it's foundational to get to the next stage and so

01:04:00.520 he's been really dragging his feet and so i took a recent picture of him i put him into nano banana

01:04:06.260 too and i said you know age it up to age 28 and put him in front of a helicopter and then i made

01:04:11.600 this whole persona of him based on like all of his ambitions and dreams right now like you know

01:04:16.800 he's he's founded various military tech startups and he has a helicopter that he flies around

01:04:22.780 and i put that persona and that image into reality reality fabricator and made a chat

01:04:31.060 companion so he can speak with his future self that will help him when he's really clever yeah

01:04:37.520 he likes like that's me and you can see there's you can even see a little bit of you in there

01:04:44.720 it's it's kind of fun to see him the image looks really good like it does look like a collins and

01:04:49.640 it's just based on his current face not like other family members yeah it's it's based on a i'll show

01:04:54.000 you the photo that i used as the the basis because you can just upload photos to nano banana and be

01:04:58.760 like you know this but oh i deleted it never mind oh i can just get it from my trash see what the

01:05:04.040 reason why i wanted to use nano banana and not something else was that um google is really really

01:05:09.260 good with age like it's able to take even really old photos of people and be like oh this is you

01:05:15.740 know simone collins this is like your grandmother when she was young like we have pictures of her

01:05:20.500 when she was old and then when we uploaded really old like vintage photos of her it recognized who

01:05:26.040 she was and tagged her face in google photos so i feel like google's like facial recognition

01:05:30.720 technology is really good because they have so much data yeah and by the way if you if you want

01:05:35.540 to use reality fabricator with your kids because we have an audio chat feature as well for the

01:05:40.020 companion app go into the website go rfab.ai backslash demo and it locks the site on that

01:05:48.000 device into a safe for work mode hiding all the not safe for work content on the site which can

01:05:54.080 make it a fun way to use it with your kids to like have them talk with power rangers or whatever

01:05:59.820 they want right like uh subscribers really sound yeah yeah since i since i needed to go that way

01:06:09.180 since i did octavian can you can you tell octavian to tell people about his new friend octavian yes

01:06:15.980 what does your future self look like what do you look like in the future like like like adult and

01:06:23.660 like was like um like i was like a giant helicopter and a helicopter and a hanger and like

01:06:32.540 cool clothes like kind of like this goes like like band and hmm oh yeah like a shirt that is black

01:06:42.940 and and i almost look like the president at that time in the future yes i almost look like a

01:06:50.140 present in the future and i got some and i got some hot water in and i somehow got the ice

01:06:56.780 it's in the sink he experimented with freezing his water yeah it was really fun actually and

01:07:02.780 are you gonna you're gonna fly future you is gonna fly your helicopter to a campsite and you're gonna

01:07:08.780 draw a helipad with chalk and make marshmallows it's funny his plan his plan basically is like

01:07:16.300 I'm going to fly my helicopter to a campsite

01:07:18.860 and then roast marshmallows, which is basically

01:07:20.700 just yesterday afternoon, was what he did.

01:07:23.200 Oh, he did that yesterday afternoon?

01:07:24.940 Yeah, so he just wants our

01:07:26.740 life, but with a helicopter.

01:07:30.020 That's great.

01:07:31.160 All right, Octavia, you are

01:07:32.320 cleared to go play with

01:07:34.540 the Spotted Sussex chickens. Go for it, buddy.

01:07:36.940 Goodbye. Love you.

01:07:38.620 Good job today.

01:07:40.340 You did really well.

01:07:42.500 I knew you

01:07:44.760 could buddy you always could bye and for dinner tonight i'll do bulldog again cooked in the

01:07:54.460 traditional style one the traditional you mean the traditional malcolm style traditional malcolm

01:07:59.760 style which is extra hot sauce and cheddar mixed in with the morning four-inch ramps it was morning

01:08:06.140 forged ramps but when you cut the ramps the last time you cut them into confetti this time cut

01:08:11.700 them more like you would cut chives you mean we want larger chunks yeah like large cylindrical

01:08:19.800 chunks you understand that i cut them the same way i cut chives it's just you're cutting like

01:08:26.200 dull sized instead of human sized so they just oh okay okay well that makes sense you're not

01:08:32.780 i can't like enhance i can't enlarge them for you enhance i wasn't sure if you were doing that

01:08:39.240 with like the big end parts that's what they become when you chop them like you chop chives

01:08:45.280 they're actually really small no no the big bulbs at the end the ones that you gave me yesterday

01:08:51.580 didn't have big bulbs at the ends to get the dirt off you pull off the outside sheath you cut off

01:08:58.300 the very tip the root yeah and then that's all you've left and that that is chopped like chives

01:09:04.440 looks like what you got and it's small but they must have accidentally cut off the bulbs

01:09:10.840 i was really careful that not because there's not a lot there all right well i guess we'll see

01:09:16.920 we'll save the leaves again today and that should give us enough leaves for a leaf dish

01:09:21.880 oh yeah did you want so you don't want me to because i was gonna chop them really finely

01:09:26.520 and then mix them in with butter to make herb butter but if you don't want to do that i can

01:09:30.120 can try something yeah let's try that let's try at least for an herb butter to put on steak because

01:09:35.440 i can also thaw out steak for like sunday i think that's a great idea okay all right i'll get

01:09:41.960 started you're such a wonderful wife by the way thank you so much because i made an ai of our son

01:09:47.060 he looks good he looks a lot like you but like but very much octavian it's i don't know i want to

01:09:53.480 make like future aged up versions of all our kids using oh yeah i do too yeah he looks kind of like

01:09:59.660 one of trump's kids though like baron trump aged up a bit baron trump doesn't look like that but

01:10:05.940 he looks so much like it's definitely it's definitely him yeah it's cool god if he looks

01:10:10.300 like that that'd be so cool malcolm that i mean that looks like you you know it's the acorn head

01:10:16.060 still there you know that that confident look it it looks like what your son would look like grown

01:10:21.980 up all right well i'll include it in the video so people one of the things that would really hit

01:10:27.060 people like unmarried unmarried sorry often unmarried but mostly childless couples was

01:10:32.180 when they had ai create you know versions of their photos that had kids and i think doing

01:10:37.840 things like aging up your kids or making an image of you as a childless couple with kids can really

01:10:43.820 help you understand the oh i have a fun idea so in my stanford thread right now they keep

01:10:51.280 sharing pictures of them with like their one kid i was going to just start trolling with like

01:10:57.160 family i should get one and just add a bunch of extra kids so i share one with like 12 kids or

01:11:03.440 something just like a sea of children what do you think what do you think come on i thought you were

01:11:09.680 just gonna fix their pictures of like them plus a couple kids oh no that'd be so mean

01:11:15.920 but really funny and you never know could fix it for you i would be banned from the group so quick

01:11:24.320 you know i know they already banned me it's only a matter of time that they

01:11:27.200 ban you all right i'll get started 0.57

01:11:33.280 okay so what's happening here guys indy do you like the purple cake 0.68

01:11:37.280 oh you're going for a girl tight you know what about you do you like the cake yeah are you

01:11:50.960 happy torsa what about you tex can i talk to tex what is this texting tex what do you think

01:11:57.320 okay octavian what do you think 1.00

01:12:03.400 I think you're a butt 0.99

01:12:10.320 I was just kidding 0.99

01:12:12.820 You think so?

01:12:20.800 If I was

01:12:21.740 If I was allowed to throw the pie at the camera

01:12:24.140 I would show the viewers

01:12:25.640 But you're not, right?

01:12:29.120 Rawr, rawr, rawr

01:12:30.180 Do you like the viewers?

01:12:31.980 Yeah, I do

01:12:33.380 Why don't I subscribe to my video?

01:12:35.380 Hey, I have something here!

01:12:37.380 So you don't want to eat cake, you want to eat dinosaurs? Is that it?

01:12:41.380 Yeah. Yeah.

01:12:43.380 But you're also a shark princess that eats cake. 1.00

01:12:45.380 No! 1.00

01:12:47.380 Shark princess! 0.99

01:12:49.380 Shark princess!

01:12:51.380 Oh, yum yum yum!

01:12:55.380 Do you like your purple cake?

01:12:57.380 My beautiful princess.

01:12:59.380 Yeah?

01:13:01.380 I don't know.

01:13:03.380 I don't know.

01:13:05.380 I don't know.

01:13:07.380 I don't know.

Based Camp - April 13, 2026

How A Socialist Became The Least Controversial Figure On The Right (Shoe0nHead)

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