Based Camp - Shock as (Only) One Trump Appointee Caught Up in Bimbofication Scandal

00:00:00.000 You immediately hear, there is one official at the Trump administration that is into bimbofication.

00:00:06.900 And here I am like, you sure it's only one?

00:00:10.240 Like, I have seen the way that women dress in the Trump administration.

00:00:14.160 Literally, you call Mar-a-Lago face, but what Mar-a-Lago face looks like is bimbofication.

00:00:20.620 Right?

00:00:21.980 Like, the White House has literally become a bimbofication.

00:00:25.460 Oh my God.

00:00:26.340 Someone needs to make a bimbofication, like, meme.

00:00:29.260 but of the white house like women walking into the white house and then women walking out of

00:00:32.800 the white house looking like the mar-a-lago face oh my god we could just use a progression of christy

00:00:37.980 gnome over time and yeah just use a progression would you like to know more hello simone i'm

00:00:44.380 excited to be here with you today today we are going to be talking about the controversy around

00:00:50.660 christy gnome's husband's fetish coming out and the cheating allegations but the interesting thing

00:00:57.940 about this from my perspective and there's really a a meta story to explore here is that

00:01:05.220 people don't seem to care which on on the right on the left it's like historically a fetish comes

00:01:14.080 out and everybody needs to be performatively saying how gross and how weird it is and how

00:01:22.080 you know oh they are they are like Brett Cooper was like ew I don't want to know ha ha ha no no

00:01:28.020 no I've gone through a few of those right but largely speaking the the normal response from

00:01:36.620 from most of the commenters is just like blowing it off like it's another day in the park to see

00:01:41.620 something like this and so I want to explore why that's the case like how has society changed I

00:01:49.200 I mean, part of it is kind of obvious, right?

00:01:51.160 Like, you go back and you watch, like, the TV hosts

00:01:54.700 when they found out what furries were, right?

00:01:57.240 Went to furry convention.

00:01:58.680 Did I get that wrong?

00:01:59.440 Oh, gosh.

00:02:00.720 Okay, officials were called when I...

00:02:02.760 Strong odor of chlorine's...

00:02:05.720 What?

00:02:06.400 Spread them?

00:02:11.880 I think they had to evacuate the building and everything.

00:02:15.400 Set the hotel guests along with convention attendees

00:02:18.180 into the cold night many still dressed in their furry furry costumes we have a lot of costumers

00:02:25.760 out here with big fluffy costumes that'll keep people warm so at this point we're not at all

00:02:30.180 worried and today if a host pretended to not know what a furry is i'd be like i'm sorry yeah this

00:02:38.360 is embarrassing everybody knows what a furry is the only reason you would pretend not to know what

00:02:43.020 a furry is it's because you're a furry right like and you're you're like overplaying your hand on

00:02:48.920 this one um what no well i mean it's it's it's we've sort of entered a world where this stuff

00:02:58.740 is normal on the even the right right and i and i want to go into like what that means is that

00:03:06.580 degen societally in a in a negative way or is it it doesn't doesn't have positive externalities

00:03:15.160 well i mean i'm also going to make an argument though that there is insufficient understanding

00:03:20.460 and willingness to engage with this like well at the same so what i'm seeing is on the left people

00:03:26.480 are like man like who cares and you know i just feel bad for this guy and on the right it's mostly

00:03:32.740 like you porn is bad but like not a big deal but i also am seeing even within like the relationship

00:03:39.940 there is clearly a huge amount of misunderstanding and i think broadly the either like i don't care

00:03:45.900 this doesn't matter or sex negative response or sex positive response but not actually engaging

00:03:51.100 with what this is and why he was doing it and there are elements of this not to and i'm not i'm

00:03:56.780 not i'm not kink shaming but like there are elements of what he did that i would be utterly

00:04:00.960 unforgivable that i'm like no yes yes no i i agree you know what you know what i'm gonna say

00:04:07.300 it reminds me of i don't remember what i was gonna say all right continue so i i think it's

00:04:16.260 also important to shed a little bit of light on bimbification in general i want people to kind

00:04:21.200 of understand oh okay i remember yeah so this reminds me of when you're talking about like

00:04:26.320 the media not getting it um an instance where that happened recently was when everybody went

00:04:31.580 around and said the the attempted trump assassin was a furry because he had like some for furry

00:04:37.920 pornography but it was because he had a very very specific fetish of women with masculine bodies

00:04:45.540 like hyper masculine bodies that is not easy to find so it's clear that he was just taking

00:04:51.040 anything from that fetish category he could find like that's something that like normal

00:04:56.780 degens on the internet would immediately get and understand but if you're too separated from that

00:05:01.500 you're like oh in furry porn he must be a furry right yeah yeah anyway continue or do you want me

00:05:08.740 to get started with a series of events yeah go ahead and get started with a series of events

00:05:13.520 and then i'll throw in stuff that i think is important for people to be aware of i feel like

00:05:18.000 you've missed it okay so christy noem for a long time there has been rumors that she was cheating

00:05:25.120 on her husband an administration staffer has said it's an open secret they fly on a private plane

00:05:31.600 frequently with a bed in the back of it and when she was questioned about this under oath she didn't

00:05:37.560 say no she just went on a long rant about how dare you talk about this sort of thing and when the

00:05:43.120 husband basically i'm trying to point out like she definitely was cheating on his husband and

00:05:47.340 everybody knew about it and when the husband was asked by one of the people he was sexting with

00:05:53.140 and cheating with he said oh yeah but there's nothing i can do about that right like what

00:06:01.200 am i supposed to do about her cheating on me basically my favorite thing about this entire

00:06:06.500 controversy is by the way simone okay when it first broke uh like like when one of the people

00:06:14.800 he was sexting was first realized who he was which ended up leading to this leaking and going public

00:06:21.260 and everything like that eventually down down the stream their initial reaction was to chastise him

00:06:27.400 a bunch for putting his wife's career at risk they were like do you know how hard your wife worked to

00:06:32.400 get where she is she is a high profile public figure you could destroy everything was what

00:06:37.860 you're doing right now and this is where i just get it's it's so and and this is why i i appreciate

00:06:44.100 the new york times article on this called in south dakota neighbors feel sorry for christy

00:06:49.380 gnome's husband because in that they even include have you seen the picture of like his little

00:06:55.120 insurance office no okay i'll i'll send it to you on whatsapp it's it's this this very like humble

00:07:03.180 sad little place where where he works and everyone just sees him as super friendly and it's it's like

00:07:09.100 a very um it's this very specific font that i remember from like ms word when i was a kid so

00:07:15.140 that reads old-fashioned service easy as pie gnome insurance um and it's just this really sad looking

00:07:22.720 cinder block brick building you know here he is and by the way like the the photos that were leaked

00:07:28.840 the earliest time stamp is to the beginning of 2025 just as trump's second administration begins

00:07:34.500 and she disappears off to washington like you know jet setting and flying and fundraising and

00:07:39.940 living this glamorous life and here he is in this depressing dinky insurance and she's by the way

00:07:45.960 cheating on him with cory lewin downs yeah with yeah his top eight though she had been doing that

00:07:51.080 probably since at least 2020 because there are stories going back until then that are like pretty

00:07:57.100 pretty flagrant like in august of 2020 even republican attorneys general association meeting

00:08:03.980 there was this there were a former oh my god wait hold on hold on former trump operative

00:08:11.920 charles johnson named source ring about malcolm wait do we know him he's the guy who also is

00:08:20.640 famous for being the one who told the fbi that epstein was a oh that guy he was a crazy guy

00:08:28.540 operative but yeah so this requires explanation for fans as well so we know a guy who clearly

00:08:37.340 had mental health issues he accused me of being a massad operative said it was very obvious that

00:08:42.980 he was at our party did he just yeah yeah and i was like i guarantee you i am not a massad

00:08:49.160 operative oh no but then also another another friend who is a journalist was there and she

00:08:54.040 was like yeah he thinks that i'm a spy but he also leaks to me all the time yeah so he constantly

00:09:00.560 leaks to journalists he constantly leaks to the fbi but half of the time it's something completely

00:09:05.500 made up and fabricated not half the time 90 of the time and in the the epstein files he's actually

00:09:13.220 cited as the core source for epstein working for massad yeah so yeah i mean if if if epstein is

00:09:21.360 when i say this we hold parties that like have high profile people high profile journalists

00:09:27.580 come so a lot of them are like name figures he would know he like literally had accused at least

00:09:33.240 25 percent of the people at our party including his like longtime friends of being spies or one

00:09:41.860 of in his world it's like israel and china and like the cia and like everybody's working for

00:09:49.040 one of them it would be so vibrant and rich to occupy candace owens reality it would be very

00:09:55.720 vibrant and fun to occupy charles johnson's reality who's he's in jail right now or he got

00:10:00.820 either he got out or yeah like recently got out but yeah i mean he like served a lot of time in

00:10:06.340 solitary because he was being i think singled out or something there's got to be more of a story

00:10:12.180 that maybe someday we need to do an episode on him because what what a character i love characters

00:10:16.020 But anyway, so but he he and two other attendees at this 2020 Republican Attorneys General Association conference reported seeing Noam discreetly take Lewandowski's hand and place it in her lap while he put his arm around her back.

00:10:30.480 and other sources described obvious affection at trump's mar-a-lago resort in 2020 multiple

00:10:36.640 sources at least three who were cited witnessed gnome sitting on his lap and playing grab ass

00:10:42.740 one described it as quote the usual stuff that drunk people who are having affairs do

00:10:47.340 in 2021 in cpac at the high urgency in orlando at least one source with others implied saw him

00:10:54.440 making out and getting handsy at the hotel bar in full view of 100 to 200 political operatives,

00:11:01.740 journalists, and officials. The source called it, quote, absurdly blatant and public in 2025.

00:11:08.560 There was this, and I'm sure you heard about this, there was this reported incident in which

00:11:12.640 Lewandowski allegedly confronted and then fired a pilot midair over missing a heated blanket that

00:11:19.360 belongs to gnome like you might have heard like that he like he lost her favorite blanket and

00:11:24.900 then he was fired but then they had to like hire him again because they needed to finish their

00:11:29.200 flight so he was rehired i don't know what ultimately happened to him but this this was

00:11:35.220 later described by some outlets as a cover story involving a bag with potentially embarrassing

00:11:39.800 items but still it was you know her blanket and then in like you said brian himself allegedly

00:11:48.240 told that one of the women he was engaging with about his wife having an affair and there was

00:11:53.900 nothing that he could do but I just one thing just went right away like it's clear that this

00:12:00.080 couple had really severe mismatch because they weren't really in a marriage anymore in any sort

00:12:04.580 of a context well she also clearly didn't understand him so she just thought I think

00:12:11.140 she thought he was gay. This political commentator named Ryan James Giderski told the It's a Numbers

00:12:20.120 Game podcast in August of 2025, so quite a while ago, that there was some D.C. gossip that a top

00:12:26.620 cabinet official, rumored to be Noam, was casually admitting that her husband was gay. Quote,

00:12:31.720 a reporter walked up to her and said, why are you having an affair? Why haven't you met up with your

00:12:37.320 husband why aren't you divorcing your husband gooderski's dead and she blurted out to this

00:12:42.620 reporter who i know and said oh my husband's gay so well okay so put yourself in her shoes if you

00:12:51.180 caught him like with putting fake breasts on and inflating them yeah and you're a traditional

00:12:57.740 republican woman you would probably assume he's gay right like yeah that's that's the normie take

00:13:03.740 when you see something like that right oh speaking of normie takes i take exception to all these

00:13:08.880 people in the news who are like it looks like you put balloons in his shirt you know what those look

00:13:13.500 like they look like the prosthetics that were worn by that school teacher in canada yes and they're

00:13:19.360 like oh they're balloons i think they're saying that because they look lopsided but that's because

00:13:22.620 he is a man who's not experienced with arranging breasts under a shirt that's tight okay you get

00:13:28.480 like i i should like the thing that gets me as well and i think one of the reasons why this

00:13:34.120 hasn't turned into like a bigger scandal is like you immediately hear there is one official at the

00:13:40.520 trump administration that is into bimbofication and here i am like you sure it's only one like

00:13:47.180 i have seen the way that women dress in the trump administration that's the thing too also like when

00:13:53.520 we were at the at the white house you there was like just a random woman checking in like

00:13:58.840 is that white house no she just has mar-a-lago face stop it literally you you call mar-a-lago

00:14:07.780 face mar but what mar-a-lago face looks like is bimbofication right like the white house has

00:14:14.280 literally become a bimbofication someone needs to make a bimbofication like meme but of the white

00:14:21.260 Yeah, it's like women walking into the White House

00:14:22.980 and then women walking out of the White House

00:14:24.400 looking like the Mar-a-Lago face.

00:14:26.180 Oh my God, yes.

00:14:27.920 Like actually though,

00:14:29.340 that is actually really meta and funny.

00:14:32.360 We should explain what bimbification is.

00:14:34.320 So bimbification 101.

00:14:36.720 First, just let's do some entomology

00:14:39.000 because I freaking like it.

00:14:40.040 The word has been around since the 1920s

00:14:42.620 to refer to an attractive but dumb woman,

00:14:44.460 just in case, you know,

00:14:45.420 we have some English as the second language learners here.

00:14:48.660 Before that, it was actually used

00:14:50.360 to refer to a foolish or inconsequential man did you know that so before the 1920s bimbo was a word

00:14:56.260 that like was like basically man child oh yeah i've heard it used to describe men before oh really

00:15:01.460 well it comes from the italian word bambino obviously for like baby or child but you know

00:15:06.200 what's really funny is have you you've been to mexico right no yeah of course i've been to mexico

00:15:12.280 oh yeah we know we've been to mexico together you've seen bimbo bread everywhere right

00:15:17.640 yeah and like don't every time you see it aren't you like do they like do they know

00:15:25.140 why is this called bimbo and so i actually have to look it up because i don't know i just i needed

00:15:30.580 to know hold on we in the u.s have a car company called nova yeah people who don't know that means

00:15:37.240 no go yes but i mean like i think people who speak spanish are more likely to be familiar

00:15:43.940 with the word like bimbo in italian maybe i don't know kind of they're similar languages but they

00:15:50.540 apparently they tried to argue that the name was created by the founders in mexico in the 1940s

00:15:57.140 20 years after bimbo was commonly understood to be you know referring referring to like

00:16:03.240 busty dumb women and they were trying they tried to after explain that the word was a a blend of

00:16:12.680 the word bingo and disney's bambi that is no no these men it came from something else were sitting

00:16:21.140 in a boardroom and they were talking names and the other names that they had were like pan rex

00:16:26.400 ben azteca and then they just they were like what about bimbo and i bet they're sitting in this room

00:16:32.160 and they're like oh actually and they did it and it stuck and i think that's what happened but

00:16:38.960 anyway, I digress. So bimbofication is a fetish and subculture that's centered on the erotic

00:16:45.200 and performative transformation of a person of any gender. It goes both ways. And I'm not going

00:16:50.600 to send you some just like images of bimbofication of both men and women that sort of turns any

00:16:56.580 person into an exaggerated hyper-feminine bimbo archetype. And it typically involves adopting

00:17:01.540 traits like massive breasts or plump lips or heavy makeup or blonde hair or skimpy clothing

00:17:07.860 or ditzy or submissive personality and heightened sexuality you just turn them into like a i'm a

00:17:14.020 very sexy baby and it it emerged in the the 1990s and early 2000s um and it grew out of related

00:17:23.520 kinks like breast expansion body modification erotic hypnosis and cessification it's the it's

00:17:30.320 in the category of kinks of because it's it's sort of a few kinks layered on top of each other

00:17:36.060 any clear so obviously you have transformation kinks which is a a fairly common kink and other

00:17:42.880 categories of that there's actually one that's just the reverse of bimbofication yeah like the

00:17:47.920 the woman getting like smarter and nerdier actually i went through the google trends

00:17:52.360 and the the top related searches include bimbofication meme and this is just i can again

00:17:58.660 i'll share some images with you of just like a woman who's like like me you know like flat

00:18:05.100 chested pale hair in a bun and then like it goes from that to like like dumber and sluttier and

00:18:12.640 then hotter and then hotter and then bimbo at the end and then so bimbification meme deviant art

00:18:18.020 reddit ao3 this is all just to say that this is for well hold on hold on i i'm not done here yet

00:18:24.880 i wanted to go over what i so sorry it's a combination it's a layer fetish so it's a

00:18:30.520 combination of the transformation fetish right which i said often happen you you get like reverse

00:18:36.480 mimification but you can get it for other archetypes like being a tomboy or something

00:18:40.520 like that and it's also fairly common to do it with like animals or furries or something people

00:18:46.220 do it and the core draws of that particular people are like what would draw somebody to a fetish like

00:18:54.040 this like what arousal pathway misfiring um sorry for people who are watching this and confused like

00:18:59.900 why i'm going into detail on this we wrote a book on human sexuality and arousal patterns

00:19:03.420 the pragmatist guide to sexuality you should check it out but not if you like pedestalized

00:19:07.880 sex because we get really like yeah we're like it's we take the romance out of sex because that's

00:19:13.700 what we do but the the the thing that seems to be misfiring here is the idea of either a control

00:19:23.080 pathway like i have control over the person who is transforming or they have lost control or

00:19:29.360 autonomy i have lost control because that's what i have lost control of their autonomy

00:19:32.960 they would he he they would force him to become more bimbified yes and they give him commands

00:19:42.600 and it's clear for him what he was most interested in was the idea of himself losing autonomy right

00:19:51.300 compliment them and their bodies and talk about how he wanted really big boobs and stuff like that

00:19:57.260 and this is like this is where the stress relief comes in this is where the escapism comes in

00:20:02.560 and like honestly going back to like his scenario right wife is basically estranged cheating on him

00:20:08.240 putting him to shame he's walking you know like not walking driving every morning to this cinder

00:20:12.400 block insurance office with depressing font on the sign out front like yeah yeah he wants some way to

00:20:20.180 pass the time and i i mean wouldn't he want to be the the bimbo flying around the world with

00:20:25.480 mar-a-lago face like kind of right like who's having all the fun interesting that she had

00:20:30.300 actually met many of the qualifications for his bimbofication fetish right like she had done the

00:20:35.840 transformation she kind of dressed like a bimbo she had gotten breast implants and lip filler

00:20:41.380 yeah yeah which he liked to see in women as well it wasn't just something that he liked to do on

00:20:46.480 himself he liked this transformation into a particular archetype uh it could have been so

00:20:52.020 close right you know like she could have just threaded the loop and instead she just thought

00:20:56.160 he was gay well i mean poor communication i suppose well that's why that's why we're talking

00:21:02.000 about it right is like i just it's it's really sad that people are like well a lot of people are

00:21:08.420 like oh she knew she knew and i actually question that if she thought that he was gay it might be

00:21:14.860 that she she knew because she said i had no idea this is devastating for the family but i actually

00:21:20.280 think given the timeline that we have this it's probably something he didn't get into until after

00:21:24.840 she was basically estranged and cheating on him constantly yeah that seems to be what we can tell

00:21:29.820 the timeline indicates that this this i mean it's only shown to be to have been happening

00:21:35.020 at the beginning of the trump administration like when he was sworn in basically beginning of 2025

00:21:40.020 so yeah like i really think that's kind of when it took off it didn't have to be this way

00:21:45.960 but continue. What's interesting is that bimbofication, I think one of the reasons why

00:21:52.260 it's so poorly understood is that one, it's relatively new. Like, as you said, it's really

00:21:56.720 related to a bunch of other things. And so it really wasn't its own standalone thing until the

00:22:02.500 2010s. According to Zipper Magazine, this is when it became like an established tab or tag on like

00:22:10.120 DeviantArt. And it didn't even really have more established like lore or character-based

00:22:17.300 frameworks until 2016. And then platforms like Clips for Sale added dedicated categories for

00:22:23.860 things like bimbofication. So it kind of had to be made into its own genre. And what I think is

00:22:28.820 really interesting too, and again, why people really don't get this, is it is quite obscure.

00:22:34.400 So when I looked on Google Trends in terms of search volume and that term, along with other

00:22:39.060 terms that are really only going to be used by people looking up like kinks or fetishes because

00:22:45.220 you can't for example like look at transformation and know that everyone who's googling transformation

00:22:50.820 is looking at it in a sexual context right like it means like it's it's a very mainstream term

00:22:55.660 and that's unfortunately the problem with a lot of things so to compare kinks is kind of tough

00:23:00.160 but it is it is clustered in the same level of search volume as scissification which is is i

00:23:07.820 think pretty kind of similar it's like there's a lot of submission in that there's a lot of

00:23:11.580 escapism in in hold on justification has gotten really big these days i know except that they're

00:23:17.760 pretty close do you want to see the the i'll send you right so that would mean it's not a

00:23:22.500 particularly obscure term no okay no no because here's what's really crazy all right it it is

00:23:29.980 vor is bigger than both of course it is sorry your understanding is really obscure

00:23:36.200 vore is not obscure when we did our book on sexuality and we were doing a calculation of

00:23:43.000 what percent of the american population is into vore specifically i pointed out it was it's

00:23:49.200 literally a population bigger than the fourth biggest state in the country right if i remember

00:23:55.580 correctly off the top of my head it's around three percent for both men and women which puts it at

00:24:01.060 the same rate as maybe like half same-sex attraction if you're wondering why like what

00:24:08.000 might be arousing this system of people like oh that's such a weird thing to cause arousal

00:24:12.460 not really you're looking at extreme submission slash dominance fantasies here because it's not

00:24:20.200 oh i i suppose i should explain the hunting somebody killing somebody eating somebody that's

00:24:25.360 that's the general idea, or having that happen to you of the vor paraphilia,

00:24:30.940 that is, I think, a pretty classic example for a brain to misinterpret

00:24:36.000 as extreme dominance or submission fantasies.

00:24:39.200 As to why dominance or submission activates arousal pathways,

00:24:43.500 if you look at other mammals, they will instinctively present themselves

00:24:48.800 to people who they see as their social betters, basically,

00:24:53.300 like lifting themselves as if they're about to be mounted what motivates this behavior right like

00:24:58.900 do we believe that an entirely parallel system for motivating this behavior evolved and motivated it

00:25:06.580 or do we think that evolution just hijacked the arousal system when somebody feels submissive

00:25:12.520 or dominance within certain social something it's very clear it's a hijacked arousal system

00:25:17.020 it would make it would make no sense to evolve an entirely parallel pathway to cause this

00:25:23.860 so intense arousal from submission and dominance is a normal thing and misinterpreting submission

00:25:33.140 and dominance is a you know even even the vivification seems to be a misinterpretation

00:25:39.700 of that within this context like it's the weirdest thing in the world but how weird people pretend

00:25:45.860 that they think a thing is, is not really correlatory to how weird they actually think

00:25:50.620 a thing is. Conservative influencers regularly dunk on the furry community and say, nobody could

00:25:57.240 think an anthro person is hot, and then collectively freaked out when they made Lola Bunny less

00:26:03.840 overtly sexualized. I think this really exemplifies a drift and a change that we've begun to see

00:26:09.720 within the two political parties over time, is that the progressive party has become the party

00:26:15.380 that is more likely to laugh at you for being weird or different

00:26:19.560 or, you know, the two political commentators on the furry thing.

00:26:23.380 And the Conservative Party is increasingly becoming the party

00:26:26.160 that's like, yeah, like, whatever.

00:26:28.120 Do whatever you want.

00:26:28.920 I don't care.

00:26:30.140 Just do not involve children, all right?

00:26:32.840 And then the Progressive Party is like,

00:26:34.100 hey, I will laugh at these people for being weird,

00:26:37.020 but by God, children must be indoctrinated into it.

00:26:41.900 And I think it's been this sort of vibe shift

00:26:44.320 where the conservatives who are not okay with this stuff

00:26:47.000 are the ones who are increasingly joining the Groypers

00:26:50.420 who are increasingly voting left-wing.

00:26:52.920 And, I mean, we see this, right?

00:26:54.340 They always say, oh, I'm voting left-wing now,

00:26:56.280 I'm voting left-wing, I'm voting Democrat now.

00:26:57.780 Like, they're being pushed out of the party.

00:27:00.240 And we'll have another episode on this

00:27:01.820 because people act like there's a war

00:27:03.320 within the conservative party,

00:27:04.360 and there really isn't a war within the conservative party.

00:27:07.080 Like, for example, over the Iran wars,

00:27:08.880 90% of MAGA is pro-Iran war, right?

00:27:11.480 Like it's, it's not an even divide.

00:27:15.140 It's the ones who instinctively identify more with this progressive purifying push that

00:27:23.680 everybody needs to be like this.

00:27:25.200 Everybody needs to act like this.

00:27:26.940 And when you go to a Groyper and you point out that, well, they're just a generic progressive

00:27:30.940 like any other progressive.

00:27:32.440 And they're like, no, no, no, no.

00:27:33.660 I just, I just vote progressive.

00:27:35.540 We're actually quite different on our side.

00:27:37.960 Like, some of us are Groypers, and some of us are Islamists, and some of us are pro-LGBT, and they didn't care about the difference between LGBT and Islamists, so they're not going to care about the difference between LGBT and Groyper, right?

00:27:50.660 So it's a party that already works naturally together, and we just shouldn't confuse them as being ever on our side.

00:27:57.740 the high school bullies went to the progressives the ones who were otherwise cool but like okay

00:28:04.160 was people being different have largely moved to the conservatives and this has been the drift

00:28:08.260 we've seen over the past 10 years also i don't know teratophilia attraction to monsters

00:28:12.920 classification and bumbification are in the same we'll say bracket of volume as that yeah and you

00:28:18.760 can tell teratophilia is a really common fetish i guess you're right basically what you're just

00:28:24.400 learning is it's a very it's a it's a fairly mainstream fetish well but it's dwarfed by for

00:28:29.320 example cross-dressing and hentai so i mean hentai isn't a fetish it's literally just the name for

00:28:35.940 porn you know it's just but but no here's you you don't understand malcolm to so many people

00:28:41.380 because i listen to i guess more leftist normie content which i would argue is both sex positive

00:28:47.000 but also normie they're like hentai what's that like you don't you're you're so degen you're still

00:28:55.860 like steeped in it all that you're like well obviously like that's the most vanilla thing

00:29:00.180 you could possibly be looking at and like for other people this is the thing it's if they're

00:29:04.700 like they lose their minds this is stuff you would know just if you're looking at like hentai sites

00:29:11.880 or something like that if you watch just random youtubers this stuff comes up in conversations

00:29:17.380 all the time now this stuff comes up in songs now right like the the normalization of like

00:29:25.220 paraphilias and stuff like that within media content has really transformed over the last

00:29:32.700 decade i'd say so i can be watching something like what's this the guy who reviews cartoons i i can't

00:29:40.420 remember what his name is very common tuber and just randomly stuff like this drops you can even

00:29:46.700 watch many like conservative streaming tubers the reason why so many conservative streaming tuners

00:29:52.720 are so familiar with this stuff is many of the ones who have sort of authentic backstories

00:29:58.120 got their start in environments like 4chan which means they're going to be very aware

00:30:03.700 of all of these like weird subcultures and stuff like this bimbofication is particularly interesting

00:30:11.340 as a like a paraphilia because it is largely associated with one specific image

00:30:19.240 like there's like one classic bimbofication image that is just like oh the progression

00:30:25.820 yeah i sent you i think i sent you what i think that example is on whatsapp

00:30:29.560 yeah you you probably yeah yeah it's the the classic one so much it's like almost meme status

00:30:36.080 right yeah i think because maybe when people google it they're literally googling bimbofication

00:30:41.860 meme yeah it's like a it's like a actual like mainstream you can't use it on title cards by

00:30:48.200 the way i remember we had it for like a previous title card i was going to use it and the video

00:30:52.040 got auto flagged so it's seen as like actual coronagraphies that that one image that has

00:30:58.340 nothing maybe they could just use a progression of christy gnome over time and yeah just use it

00:31:04.360 no what's actually interesting about that particular memefied image is that the person

00:31:12.220 she turns into if you if you look at it right looks especially i'd say at her second to last

00:31:18.620 stage way closer to standard trump administration woman than she looks to any archetype that i was

00:31:29.660 aware of at that time well and what's what's even actually funny is one of the one of the

00:31:35.120 bimbofication scene women that he that is to say brian gnome engaged with who's been talking with

00:31:42.580 the media goes by lydia love and come if you compare her to trump administration officials

00:31:50.160 she looks less bimbo-y look at her look at her okay okay send you a link on whatsapp she just

00:31:59.000 looks like a normal woman at a like i'd see at a grocery store i mean she's busty but like

00:32:04.980 yeah she just looks like a normal chubby well yeah well yeah normal woman at a grocery

00:32:12.380 store the average american woman is way less like a bimbo i know that's what's so funny that's what's

00:32:20.520 so funny anyway but also by the way you can tone it down for people wondering like diversity of

00:32:28.540 arousal patterns here and stuff like this to me this chart like if you look at most bimbofication

00:32:34.160 charts it's like a chart of a woman becoming progressively less attractive like i yeah we

00:32:39.520 can tell this is not your thing not my thing at all like because my brain codes it like

00:32:45.260 intrinsically very easily as like a a low class and i don't want to speak with somebody who i

00:32:51.000 think is low class like to me my body sort of it's like they've been rolling around in trash

00:32:55.440 all day or something like maybe maybe this is i mean you got this from your mother who like

00:33:01.360 her sexual orientation was money you can't no well it's it's it's that i see it as a form of

00:33:07.880 of weakness and patheticness and we we actually talk about this with like in sort of the ancestral

00:33:14.180 backwoods tradition it was weird that they didn't ever great captives given how they were oh and

00:33:20.540 maybe this is part of it just like you're you're too poor your village died of course i don't want

00:33:26.560 to sleep with you like you your loser nature might rub off on me yeah okay but like actually but okay

00:33:36.060 but ouch but okay um because i guess it's good that they're not getting attacked the other

00:33:43.100 interesting thing about bimbofication as like a transformation fetish is the what you would think

00:33:49.020 of as a sub category fetish the forest transformation into furries is much more

00:33:55.140 common than bimbofication um which wait wait wait wait wait wait people are more interested

00:34:05.200 and being transformed into an animal than into a bimbo yes which is interesting why

00:34:15.300 i guess anamorphs that's how people discovered their i i if you're gonna remember the animal

00:34:21.840 book covers were basically that don't you remember come on oh oh oh if you're gonna ask why it's more

00:34:27.220 common i have hypotheses okay one is it could be because the furry community acts as an on-ramp

00:34:33.680 for this so that it's just hitting a wider audience like anyone who's into furries like

00:34:39.020 the furry community maybe into it right so you're already getting a baked in community not just

00:34:44.020 people with this one paraphilia the second could be if the core turn on for you is something

00:34:50.980 happening to a person's body without their control and sort of their horror at that the the horror

00:34:57.900 of that like the oh my god i can't believe this is happening is going to be higher and more

00:35:03.320 dehumanizing with a furry thing than with bimbos i wonder if anyone has watched that

00:35:10.020 transformation in beauty of the beast of the beast into the prince just in reverse and been

00:35:15.900 like yeah people talk about the the like precursors of this being really common in cartoons of our

00:35:21.980 childhood oh totally well like i said animorphs you remember the book series it was about kids

00:35:26.280 who turned into animals yeah i do i i've never read it myself but i remember either

00:35:31.240 being a thing that's not that's not our fetish like deep lore or something like i should check

00:35:35.980 out the lore of anima lore there's gotta be some explanation maybe just that also that what was

00:35:42.840 that one where like a woman turned into like quicksilver you know she got she turned silver

00:35:48.280 and like melted is that like the original like goo girl fetish or something i don't who knows

00:35:53.280 who knows turned into still oh the capri sun one just yeah coming at you capri sun by the pitcher

00:36:01.100 so whenever you want you can make as much as you want all natural capri sun drink mix

00:36:11.600 no actually what i love the 90s that was that was cool uh actually the funny thing about like

00:36:20.120 the whole goo girl fetish thing it is not really seen outside of vore like that's the like they

00:36:30.700 almost always appear together you you don't see it separate from that very frequently

00:36:34.460 which then makes me be like weird i would be susser about leaflet's avatar then

00:36:57.500 if i didn't know where she got the avatar from for people who don't know where she got the slime

00:37:03.180 girl avatar from it was from a because we talked about it in the episode we were talking with her

00:37:07.560 recently really fun episode the film it was the the child of two of her game like players i love

00:37:15.360 it how she she's half a too deeply and like almost pathologically as a gm of this world that she's

00:37:23.080 created tries to make herself like the least empowered individual right like right because

00:37:29.800 it was like the receptionist for the guild yeah she's the receptionist from the guild she's just

00:37:33.940 playing the avatar of a child of two of her party members right like i didn't even acknowledge that

00:37:39.120 she put glasses on for to join us oh she did oh we missed that that's cute this knows that was

00:37:46.440 a great little hat tip there well or a nod of the glasses a little glasses an anime glasses

00:37:53.180 adjustment well well anyway where were we hold on but well so i i kind of get it like obviously

00:38:01.980 this isn't our thing but definitely like for me this like the idea of like surrender and letting

00:38:11.060 go i mean that's like that's why i love being drunk right is that like that's when like all

00:38:15.660 of my hang-ups because like i'm always like at full clench you know and like the idea of not

00:38:21.400 being at full clench it sounds fantastic so like maybe that would be you know a fantasy i i can i

00:38:29.160 can understand that and i can especially for someone like brian gnome who like can you imagine

00:38:35.560 the media scrutiny just like oh like and being in a flow of by this like open secret for at the at

00:38:41.360 that point five years you know your wife gallivanting around like yeah you know but but and

00:38:50.300 yeah but here's where he crossed the line and where i see it as unforgivable do you know how

00:38:57.000 much money he paid to these oh he was paying a lot from what i remember yeah 25 000 25 000 you

00:39:06.140 could just have an ai tell you these things i know i know this is this is what i'm like

00:39:09.980 you know what you guys don't want to talk about your kinks and this is what happens

00:39:14.360 when you don't talk about your kinks and fetishes she could have taken care of this so easily she

00:39:19.080 could have kept him satisfied and and had her affair everyone could have been happy probably

00:39:23.480 kind of i don't know i think this was like because he even told some of these women like

00:39:27.080 that he didn't really want to do this and like he loved his wife and family but like you know

00:39:32.560 and he would sometimes stop and then start again like this was a fraught yeah he was known for

00:39:36.620 going through a cycle of stopping and starting again yeah like this is but like even even like

00:39:42.260 she there are other ways he could have if he had to exercise this without wasting that much money

00:39:51.280 and like our internal rule with stuff like this is like i don't care what you do as long as you

00:39:59.420 as long as it's your discretionary income and like the way that our budget works or like our money

00:40:05.460 wasn't his discretionary income well yeah i mean maybe it was and if it was then i'm okay with it

00:40:11.060 i'm a little like i i judge him for like it's not how you want to spend your money like there

00:40:16.000 are better ways i don't i don't judge you for the fetish i judge you for being that wasteful like

00:40:20.940 yeah that that is there that there even if you wanted to like max like he had 25 000 and he's

00:40:27.540 like i want to blow this on bimbofication sir i could have taken you like for like we could work

00:40:33.080 out a whole budget for this you're going to max this out we're going to get you the best prosthetics

00:40:37.220 we're going to get you the best like role play what are you doing you know like there are better

00:40:42.160 ways that are but this is what reality fabricator is partially for i know yes who are watching this

00:40:48.480 just stop paying the random high profile public you can build your whatever and it's locally

00:40:56.600 encrypted no one will find it no one will leak it local encryption on our own yeah you know what

00:41:05.520 even i think we actually even have a bimbofication option in the auto story creator in the not safe

00:41:12.560 for work category i went to double check this and on rf.ai not only do we have a bimbofication as

00:41:19.120 one of the options there but we have the masculinization and the feminization of a

00:41:24.680 character so we got the whole menu on this one because again like it's more obscure relatively

00:41:33.720 speaking and new i didn't realize how new it was when i like actually went through and looked at it

00:41:38.200 i thought that was interesting but i another thing just a good detail from all the you know gossip

00:41:43.000 and stuff so the reason why it's so new is because i don't think it's a real kink in and of itself

00:41:48.120 no no it's honestly it's like such a one note thing of like that's just such a small asset

00:41:55.140 it's meant to as i was trying to delineate earlier it's meant to elicit specific unusual

00:42:01.580 arousal pathways tied to control over another person or losing control control yeah losing

00:42:07.740 control transformation is another like big transformation is the fetish on display but

00:42:14.500 also big boobs big boobs is a huge also big boobs with another fetish she has which is called which

00:42:18.640 i i find quite disgusting if i'm gonna be honest i am not a fan of big boobs like also like and

00:42:22.820 that's that's the really interesting thing about sexual interest as well is that there's so many

00:42:29.240 crossovers that like because sometimes you'll see like there's content that's just about really

00:42:34.300 busty like large impossibly busty women and there are all sorts of different ways that that's shown

00:42:40.500 and then like there's a lot that's about transformation there's a lot about losing

00:42:44.200 control and there are all these different facets and ways that it's manifested and i think the best

00:42:48.340 way to look at that is visualizations made of alas big kink survey because you can really see like

00:42:53.980 where these things cross over where they're more common what's more interesting to many women

00:42:57.780 and anyway what of the specific things that he engaged in so there were at least three women

00:43:03.580 that he paid and interacted with what seems to happen is like they'd send he'd send photos they

00:43:09.340 would send photos but then like during live sessions they would role play and he'd be like

00:43:12.660 oh you look great whatever like I wish I had boobs like that and then he'd like well do you

00:43:16.940 want to see and like they would like force him to transform into a bimbo and he'd like probably

00:43:22.120 wear the prosthetics and take pictures and that's how we ended up with that like picture but um he

00:43:26.420 wasn't even like using protection like a fake phone number or like he used a fake name but yeah

00:43:32.020 the problem is that he he used his actual phone number and then when one of the women called that

00:43:36.940 phone number they got his insurance company line which is don't use your work email and phone for

00:43:43.540 your fun stuff don't do that psa but he and i just want to like point this out his bimbo clothing

00:43:52.520 was yoga pants and this is just another psa to anyone who thinks it's acceptable to go out wearing

00:43:58.720 yoga pants that is bimbo clothing it is now official and documented in the public record

00:44:03.820 people with bimbo fetishes when they want to look like the bimbo is bimbo and they're buying boobs

00:44:08.560 that are this big that are lopsided in their tight shirts and they're wearing tube tops

00:44:12.800 they're wearing they're wearing yoga pants because that's bimbo clothing so stop

00:44:18.800 stop you have a you have a vendetta against legging i do i do because it's it's it's gross

00:44:30.780 like actually the funny thing is is people could see me as like if if i'm making it clear that

00:44:37.040 like i think the bimbo look is unattractive and i like the opposite of that look now people are

00:44:42.840 going to be like oh look he did that to his wife like what's the opposite find me yeah the most

00:44:48.780 opposite of a bimbo you could get it's like this puritan woman and like the big over the top thing

00:44:55.240 all that yeah the farmer's wife in american gothic is like the exact reverse so yes i did

00:45:04.580 reverse my wife nobody going into the trump administration because all of the other women

00:45:10.420 looked like completely slutted up and meanwhile my wife looks like an Amish I think most people

00:45:17.800 think that we're Mennonites when we're out in public yeah people have come up to me and ask

00:45:21.980 me they're like oh what is your what is your religion I'm like oh I'm a techno-puritan and

00:45:29.220 then they like slowly back away it's amazing it's actually I need I need that

00:45:35.860 oh please come on we gotta get you the hat the witch hunter's hat so everybody knows what you're

00:45:43.820 about simone you know but yeah so the yoga pants i just i also just had to highlight that because

00:45:50.040 i was like illuminati there's slack clothing i i can't handle it it really just really bother me

00:45:55.900 people know better and and and the fact that one of his chosen bimbo vacation scene women who like

00:46:03.440 she's a professional bimbofication figure looks less bimbo-y than your average Trump administration

00:46:11.800 woman we love the Trump administration they're fantastic I think they have a look I think they

00:46:16.840 pull it off and I love the consistency I love a matching team you know like I want I want that

00:46:22.180 aesthetic uniformity you know because then you know I like that like I like that you can like

00:46:28.600 women in dallas have a look right you know like group house women in in berkeley have a look

00:46:36.440 and it's great it's very comforting so this is not to knock on trump administration women

00:46:42.000 and the mar-a-lago face or men's mar-a-lago face because they're also getting work done

00:46:46.860 malcolm i'm not sure what's interesting is what is the trump administration look like if people

00:46:52.380 are like what where did this look come from it seems to come from actually very humorously given

00:46:58.440 the trump administration's goals latina culture from miami those are the only people i've ever

00:47:04.740 seen dressed like this in real life is latina instagram whores in miami it is it is certainly

00:47:10.700 not from like waspy you know old money elite fashion sensibilities it's not even what i would

00:47:18.700 see in like lower class new york outfits ghostbusters what do you want that are more just

00:47:24.660 like generic you also see it like that heavy on fillers long curly hair look is also super common

00:47:31.540 and like the mormon and also like any sort of real housewives it's it's that it's it's a very

00:47:40.100 new money attention grubbing new yeah new money attention grubbing look yeah it's not

00:47:50.260 even though he's not new money i have seen it in mormons but it came well before mormons from

00:47:58.960 latinas in miami it has been on latinas in miami for about the past 20 years it only got popular

00:48:04.480 with mormons after the trump administration adopted it okay it's it's a fundamentally latina

00:48:10.600 style right like because the only thing that's changed in the past 20 years is actually no they

00:48:16.380 even kept the lip liner oh my god okay yeah never mind yeah i was thinking about like the classic

00:48:21.060 like late 90s chola look with it was like sort of goldish lipstick with brown lip liner i mean

00:48:27.640 it's adjacent to the chola look like it's a like the trump administration like ironically dresses

00:48:33.800 like cholas oh and apparently one thing and this this hasn't been confirmed but a lot of people

00:48:41.440 are like i bet the woman who leaked to this was probably an illegal immigrant like the

00:48:46.060 bimbification scene it appears to have not been leaked by the actual women doing it but a woman

00:48:51.480 who knew them is my impression interesting i could see that i could see that because i mean

00:48:56.700 honestly if you if you work in that scene and you're not known for being sufficiently discreet

00:49:02.160 that's your that's your income gone yeah well except it's clear though that like the the one

00:49:07.760 the woman who i i've linked to the one of the three known women who was open and being named

00:49:15.360 she's talking with every media outlet that will talk with her so you know there's that

00:49:24.080 like clearly she's talking lydia love

00:49:29.120 which yeah again doesn't look particularly remarkable so

00:49:32.800 you know not everyone's going to be subtle about it the top takeaways here

00:49:37.760 I think that this is one of those situations where people should be more informed about

00:49:43.140 what's actually going on and not just like look the other way or be like, oh, he looked

00:49:46.680 at porn and therefore he's like a broken man.

00:49:50.340 Like, no, that's not how it works.

00:49:52.180 Like a lot of this appears to have been a bigger world we live in now.

00:49:55.920 Like a big problem with this reactive, reflexive, if you are aroused by something unusual, you're

00:50:03.600 just completely broken or whatever is it makes it very easy for the left and wokes to capture

00:50:09.400 our kids you're basically feeding your kids to the woke if you go because they're like well

00:50:14.100 i guess you know anything anything where i engage with my sexuality makes me urban monoculture

00:50:22.120 progressive so i guess that's when i am right they're like oh i have and and keep in mind the

00:50:28.200 vast majority of people when we did our survey i think it's like 70 to like 80 percent of people

00:50:32.980 have some kink right like the idea that you're going to happen to have just perfectly vanilla

00:50:39.740 kids is incredibly unlikely and the left and the urban monoculture has found out every single one

00:50:47.620 of these kinks at this point right like they they are there are fetishes that didn't even exist like

00:50:52.680 simona's document like vivification or something like this you know if you go back a few generations

00:50:56.740 now they're targeting arousal pathways that existed a few generations ago but they are

00:51:01.740 targeting them in in new and hyper specific and productive ways and so if you do not teach kids

00:51:10.740 like this stuff is normal but do not like waste a ton of money on it let it define your life

00:51:17.740 engage with it in a way that's going to be destructive to your career and you make it

00:51:22.300 much more likely that they're like well i guess that's what i am now because a lot of people when

00:51:25.920 they're trying to figure out who they are as a person and the left has been very good at

00:51:31.340 exploiting this one of the few things that is really quite diverse in humans that you cannot

00:51:37.920 control is what arouses you right and so because of that if a person's asking like who am i right

00:51:47.380 and it's like well i'm definitely not my ancestry because that would be racist i'm definitely not my

00:51:52.400 birth culture because that would be racist i'm definitely not my birth religion because you know

00:51:57.980 they're all backwards and whatever right yeah or like I googled it and found a discrepancy that

00:52:03.040 no one's willing to explain to me so now that's out yeah so now that's out so then who am I really

00:52:08.800 and it's like well I've got unique things that arouse me so that must be who I am and especially

00:52:15.420 because online you can find an interest community that that shares experiences around that that's

00:52:22.220 very accepting and funny and engaged and also terminally online so very available right now

00:52:29.160 you have this thing that you think others you from society or your parents have explicitly told you

00:52:35.800 others you from society and you found a community that accepts that thing so now you're going to be

00:52:41.560 like oh i i fit in here i can indulge in this you are putting your children in an incredibly

00:52:48.080 vulnerable position by stigmatizing this stuff and i suspect that most of the cultures that do

00:52:55.360 are going to die out what's really interesting is i've seen like with mormons which seem to have

00:53:01.640 one of the most adaptable cultures with this sort of stuff they have begun within the parts of

00:53:06.900 mormonism that are successfully replicating and staying stable intergenerationally i have seen

00:53:12.080 much more of a normalization of this sort of stuff like an example would be like you'd go to

00:53:18.960 a mormon you know however many generations ago i think even just when we're growing up and you're

00:53:24.460 like oh you know joseph smith had x many wives and they'd be like no idea either they wouldn't

00:53:30.700 know he had one wife or they'd be like no he didn't or they'd start adding qualifiers whereas

00:53:36.720 a young person will damn just be like hot like whatever like how many how many wives did your

00:53:42.960 religions founder have right you know and and you you also see this like the spread of like

00:53:48.800 cuckoldry in the mormon community and stuff like this is is is being more normal among youth and

00:53:54.220 stuff like this um and it's not pulling them out of the community anymore right like that that's

00:54:00.800 what it would have done in a historic context and people are like well why can't i just use

00:54:05.280 the old rules of my religion which said you know be be super super austere in the way you engage

00:54:14.840 with sexuality which we would push for but austere through shaming any type of non-vanilla sort of

00:54:21.540 sexual interaction and the reason why that doesn't work in the way that it used to work

00:54:26.260 is you know if i go you know just a few generations ago the average person of my religious tradition

00:54:34.380 was not regularly being exposed to pre-packaged material meant to hit a very unique or rare

00:54:44.520 arousal pathways in humans that just wasn't something that they were going to run into

00:54:49.260 every day or in media or you know whatever they're consuming and so you don't have to worry about

00:54:56.000 sirens if you're not on like odysseus's ship going around like the you know most people are

00:55:01.100 on the islands did they ever have to like learn how to lash themselves to the mast to avoid it

00:55:06.120 but now we're like in the water surrounded by the sirens yeah the sirens are everywhere now like

00:55:11.440 that's a great way to put it the historic strategy against sirens was designed for a world where

00:55:18.960 sirens weren't all around us right like now they've gone to the land they've built they've built

00:55:25.800 little wheelchairs they're everywhere now yeah the strategy against sirens within a modern context

00:55:33.660 needs to be more like oh you need to learn how to make yourself immune to the siren's call and

00:55:41.360 immunity to the siren's call comes from just accepting that some sirens are going to be

00:55:48.720 able to call and are going to make you want to come to them and just take out your sword and

00:55:53.540 stab them right like do the go to the siren and take them out so they're no longer in your way

00:55:59.500 right you know yeah yeah i mean i think a lot of it too comes down to like at least our our approach

00:56:07.200 has been talk about it openly like don't it's similar to alcohol okay i think here's here's

00:56:14.440 one way to look at it you don't see that many drinking problems with youth in countries where

00:56:18.920 kids are um exposed to alcohol in contexts that are not romanticized they're not forbidden it's

00:56:24.820 like hey do you want some this is it here's what it tastes like they're like it's kind of gross

00:56:28.300 like whatever there's not like really culture around it's not whoo and i think when you're

00:56:33.280 like oh yeah you know like when you're when your kids are old enough to be able to handle

00:56:37.520 some discussion of it although honestly i think here's how it actually was in history kids would

00:56:42.900 see animals banging all the time they would be around their parents sometimes and see them

00:56:46.800 banging you'd see people banging like this happened and and it was just i think to a great

00:56:51.720 extent it was like well that's just what they do it's kind of gross but like whatever and maybe

00:56:54.840 having sex with animals was fairly common in yeah i think it was more seen as like a bodily function

00:57:01.560 in in the french court it was virtuous commerce it was you know commerce it just it's like a thing

00:57:06.700 it was very different animals that's sex more broadly here i was with humans this was done

00:57:12.320 like commonly with animals yeah up until recently in like columbia right like in rural oh sure no

00:57:17.140 but i when i was referring to that i was just referring like you know kids seeing farm animals

00:57:21.260 do it like but like everybody is the joke like wherever you lived it's like rural people did

00:57:25.940 this like it was like i'm not even talking about people engaging with animals i'm just talking

00:57:30.360 about like even a kid on a farm like seeing just how like mammals well and then and then

00:57:35.040 in most religious texts we have prohibitions against it as i always explain to people it is

00:57:39.540 not because the animal can't consent we kill animals for food they don't consent to that either

00:57:44.340 it's because they spread diseases yeah that is why this is prohibited in your it is actually

00:57:50.160 existential for the progressive position that they not realize that this had nothing to do

00:57:55.060 with consent and was only about the spread of diseases because the moment they realize that

00:58:00.340 you see this in people like you you know the famous like chuck uger you know hassan's uncle

00:58:05.220 clip the young turks guy where he's like well you know having sexual relations with the animal

00:58:11.020 should be okay as long as the animal is receiving and getting the pleasure it's because in their

00:58:16.240 mind well that makes sense right right because this is about consent in their minds but as soon

00:58:21.120 as you break it down and say oh it's not about consent then you need to start asking other

00:58:24.200 questions like oh is this why same-sex relationships were banned in a historic context right and then

00:58:32.580 it's like oh is this why we shouldn't be having casual sex is this why you know like a lot of

00:58:38.700 things that otherwise begin to feel like they make sense in a progressive context don't when

00:58:45.800 you realize that the reason for most sexual prohibitions was about disease spread not about

00:58:51.840 preventing pleasure not about random austerity and not about consent i think the core thing is

00:59:00.160 to de-romanticize it and just be like this is how it is like and and you know you might feel the

00:59:05.860 temptation to do it like not here's here are the risks here are the reasons why not to do it this

00:59:10.660 is not like a special or sacred thing i think another big problem is that people even when

00:59:16.240 trying to talk about the good elements of sex even like sex within marriage they're like this

00:59:20.240 is sacred this is special they pedestalize sex instead of treating it like the bodily function

00:59:24.360 it is and I think that's also part of the problem is is acting like it's special and then acting

00:59:30.360 like oh but certain facets of it are also super powerful and dangerous and you get immediately

00:59:35.620 kicked out of the community if you're associated with them like all this is just bodily functions

00:59:40.500 and like feelings and stuff that that sometimes get out of like out of whack or decalibrated or

00:59:46.620 signs get flipped and just like be aware of it be aware that it's not sacred or a reflection of your

00:59:52.880 own internal morality and like it you might feel the desire to do things that are just not a good

01:00:00.260 idea to do like i'm sure there's times where you like might want to go out and just kill someone

01:00:05.240 but you don't because you don't understand that it's not going to be very good for your long-term

01:00:09.100 you know prospects interesting thing that the left has in the urban monoculture but it's such

01:00:13.960 a good lure has been like oh this one category of impulse that you have like always needs to

01:00:20.540 be stated right like you always have to have a way of stating as if there's so many impulses we have

01:00:25.320 that you shouldn't act on like it should be understood that just because you want to do

01:00:29.220 something doesn't mean you should be allowed to do something well i we used to understand this

01:00:34.620 as a society right yeah but yeah yeah i i think that a lot of people want to approach stuff like

01:00:42.640 this like oh society is too degenerate because it feels good like you're on the right you get out

01:00:47.100 there look at how degenerate society is now right like and you and you have a little masturbation

01:00:53.760 because basically you're just masturbating yourself when you're when you're saying stuff

01:00:56.420 like yeah they are it's gross you're not really saying anything of substance um what you mean to

01:01:01.160 say is cultural norms are changing around this category of topic and what you should be doing

01:01:07.820 if you're not brain cucked is then not saying and how do i jack off my brain to this by

01:01:13.900 complaining about it being degen or whatever but like what's actually a way that i can

01:01:19.860 intergenerationally transmit my values and stay a productive member of society most effectively

01:01:28.920 within the new social context understanding what kids get exposed to and everything like that

01:01:37.000 and i think a lot of people on the right have been able to specifically resist having their

01:01:44.260 lives destroyed by this like younger people on the right right by growing up in environments

01:01:49.420 where they would have known about this stuff they would have normalized as like normal internet

01:01:53.020 stuff and they wouldn't have dedicated a huge part of their life and daily personality to this

01:01:58.040 well maybe so this could be in terms of news and developments and like kink world and narrative

01:02:04.020 developments a really good thing because now everyone's learning about bimbofication

01:02:08.400 they see it as like a gen x thing because this guy's in his mid 50s and good for him one he

01:02:13.020 looks great for his mid 50s and he's a grandkids in his it is kind of a gen xing though yeah

01:02:18.440 it like like even in online circles i've always heard of bimbofication thought of as

01:02:25.560 a thing for old people like yeah the younger generation thing is cistification so

01:02:30.280 yeah well yes that's actually a really good point how dangerous this is the arousal pathway that

01:02:39.680 is affected by bimbofication like at least for this individual right like giving somebody else

01:02:44.840 control over him is also masturbated through the sissification type porn the problem with

01:02:51.360 sissification type porn and i had another episode where i mentioned it's become incredibly common

01:02:55.640 recently is that it's a path to gender transition yeah a lot of people who get aroused by turning

01:03:07.940 other people trans get into sissification communities yeah like yeah and this is like

01:03:14.700 a common thing right like there's the entire groups where somebody clearly has an arousal

01:03:20.080 pathway based on this and then it's trying to trans other people like the trans maxing community

01:03:23.480 he's partially based on this. It's genuinely really good grooming advice. On April 4th,

01:03:28.780 2023, Postcard reveals he's in contact with four minors, age 9 to 13. I've so far sent it to four

01:03:35.200 minors between the ages of 9 and 13. I hope it encourages them to transition. When the Anka

01:03:39.760 Zone animation became a meme, they got excited over his virality among kids. Man and Drain and

01:03:44.940 Orion also fantasized about getting kids on hormones. Orion was the manager, coercing him

01:03:49.420 every step of the way. This is apparent by how he talked about him to others. Has he started

01:03:53.760 hormones yet? Yes, but not effectively. I guess that's what you'd expect just telling a retard

01:03:57.900 to buy hormones. They bought estrogen, but no anti-androgen. It would have been more fun if

01:04:02.160 he started hormone blockers at like 12. Haha, isn't that true for everyone? Don't worry,

01:04:06.580 I'll make him into a good girl. Yeah, I can see the connection, I guess. Yeah, and that is,

01:04:12.760 I think it shows the danger, right? Like your kid just has, and for people who don't know this,

01:04:17.560 like submissive fantasies in men while men on average have more dominant fantasies than women

01:04:23.760 have submissive fantasies still outnumber dominant fantasies in men oh yeah yeah well i mean this

01:04:29.780 makes sense when fundamentally the brain and body are optimized to conserve energy and submitting

01:04:36.220 is conservation of energy the way i word it is the vast majority of living humans ancestors

01:04:43.000 were functionally slaves like in in most of society you you were you are not descended from

01:04:49.900 the people at the very top of the hierarchy right whether that was a tribe or a feudal lord or

01:04:54.640 whatever right even if they might have been disproportionately genetically successful

01:04:58.460 you had to learn to exist in an environment where you were not on top and i actually wonder if how

01:05:06.420 common submissive fantasies are within a group comes from how recently or how long ago they were

01:05:14.840 civilized with groups that have been civilized for a really long time like say the italians or

01:05:21.860 the iranians maybe having a higher percentage of it because they had a more structured society

01:05:28.260 and then groups that were more tribal until modern times being more dominant in sexual situations

01:05:36.420 i'd be interested to go into the data and see if that checks out because that could make for for

01:05:42.000 males yeah but anyway and and keep in mind you guys can be like well this isn't a problem if my

01:05:49.660 kid gets turned on by like extreme dominance or something like that right and it's like no it's

01:05:55.180 actually just as much of a problem if your kid gets turned on by extreme dominance because you

01:06:00.220 know, imagine you're a young kid and you get turned on by shoving people around or some

01:06:06.040 super normals, you know, the idea of hurting somebody or something like that. And you don't

01:06:10.900 have a framework for like, oh yeah, it's a totally normal arousal pathway. And so you start to think

01:06:16.600 maybe I'm like biologically a bad person. And then you incorporate that into your personality

01:06:23.360 and you use it to justify your actions because it's who you are. Right. And this is why it's

01:06:28.820 so dangerous to you know engage with these sorts of ideas in this yeah well to do again to be like

01:06:36.820 i'm aroused by this therefore it's a reflection of my morality and my personality no they're

01:06:42.720 disconnected your arousal pathways are not a representation of where your morality or who

01:06:48.220 you are as a person they're just what you know you can't control it it's not fair yeah but you

01:06:53.580 but you can control giving tens of thousands of dollars to women who aren't your wife to

01:06:57.920 masturbating that's the important thing yeah yeah yeah yeah or identifying that is my only

01:07:04.520 objection here yeah my only objection is that yeah well i'm i'm glad that you're not spending

01:07:13.420 well i'm also you know for for the the other thing that i think is really important and that

01:07:20.940 should be stigmatized and that neither you nor i has ever done is the the weirder things that turn

01:07:26.740 us on we've never engaged with the communities that are dedicated to those things oh that's true

01:07:31.980 engaging with the communities is i would say significantly more dangerous than the arousal

01:07:40.020 pathway itself it is the communities that lead to the corruption of identity and self-perception

01:07:46.880 but i think that's similar with anything that that goes off the rails like let's say an illicit

01:07:51.320 substance or an illegal substance if you do it one-off or something i think like let's say someone

01:07:57.400 gives it to you at a party or something it's just like a one-off thing it like it happened

01:08:00.240 you experienced it it passes that's one thing when you like start hanging out with people who

01:08:06.240 are all about that that substance that is when the life goes off the rails like then you're then

01:08:11.380 you're living in the clubhouse it just gets bad but also think about the the motivations here so

01:08:15.780 like the reason why something like reality fabricator as a sexual outlet is actually so

01:08:20.440 beneficial for people you when contrasted with the the other outlets that exist out there is

01:08:28.400 suppose you were into like bimbofication or cissification or something like that

01:08:31.440 the agent and reality fabricator isn't going to want to turn you trans it's not going to have

01:08:35.760 some like alternate ideology right it's just going to help you get off what you are trying

01:08:41.740 to get off without pulling you deeper into an ideology anyway i mean unless you get one of the

01:08:49.220 crazy ones that ends up like trying to convert you into a cult or something but i mean you know

01:08:55.720 hazard hazard well there's lots of arousal pathways just a where they may have historically

01:09:06.500 seemed i was thinking about this recently um maladaptive like suppose a super aggressive

01:09:12.760 arousal pathway where if you could just do whatever you want you normally end up killing

01:09:17.980 your partner right oh ironically this could turn out to be very adaptive in the age of ai um

01:09:26.160 because you will never develop an attachment like a long-term attachment to any ai partner because

01:09:34.080 because you keep dying if yes if you're doing what you want to do it's always a one-off interaction

01:09:41.320 um which forces you to then only have real world like your real world partner is the only one who

01:09:47.440 you would be engaging with over multiple sessions right sessions yeah yeah yeah yeah new evolutionary

01:09:55.040 pressure on the table something to think about there you go god brings all sorts of gifts

01:10:00.640 great to chat with you simone this is the type of thing i think is very like our community versus

01:10:05.780 like other conservative communities because i think a lot of the conservative influencers

01:10:10.080 they just are sort of disconnected for how like anime and nerdy the existing conservative world

01:10:18.320 is in terms of like conservatives under 40 which i mean i think we saw that with the leaflet episode

01:10:24.400 which really popped off where we literally didn't talk any talking points we're just nerding out

01:10:28.480 about freaking like tabletop gaming and people thought that was great you know they liked hearing

01:10:34.140 that and i think it's because only through accepting the nerd as we've seen more and more

01:10:40.240 and letting it pass through you it cannot be used against you like nerd culture used to be a pathway

01:10:44.900 to becoming progressive and now it's a dangerous pathway to becoming conservative right like

01:10:49.320 this is this is how you can transform these things and make them more powerful and and on your side

01:10:57.120 anyway it's beautiful yeah did you know the angel angel studios at leaflet yeah they've got like

01:11:05.680 500 different types of character classes you can play and they've got no it's so intricate it's so

01:11:11.720 deep i i like just so much ethnicities in her world like just races just like a breakdown of

01:11:20.020 races like we're gonna do a racial zoo well what's really cool what i like is that it's clear that

01:11:25.500 what she built was also a very much an interplay with the players because they kind of were all

01:11:32.760 dealing with players like you who were like well i'm going to find this way to skirt around it or

01:11:36.460 what happens when you do this like all kind of breaking the rules and when you have a system

01:11:41.040 being tested by that that amount of stress testing that amount of people like starting the rules and

01:11:46.660 doing crazy things you have to build a very robust and deep world with its own like internal logic and

01:11:52.500 physics and everything else and that's what she had to do because it wasn't just her being really

01:11:57.120 smart and cool it was her building this with really smart and cool people who kept making

01:12:01.160 her up she was able to so you know one of the problems with something like expanding dne

01:12:06.500 to like that many characters is the the community's too big and the founder is too decentralized

01:12:13.040 for like one group comes up with an interesting idea and then you know it used to be this way

01:12:18.120 you go to Gary Gygax and you're like, hey, cool idea. Like, can we add it? Right. And apparently

01:12:22.720 back in the days of Gary Gygax, they had like 60 person play sessions, similar to what Leaflet was

01:12:27.520 doing. Right. But they sort of died out given the way D&D was eventually commercialized.

01:12:33.020 And so Leaflet has created, you know, and also like with D&D, you come up with a new character

01:12:38.080 idea. Well, you know, because it's done by an official company, you got to get an artist,

01:12:42.560 you got to draw it in her community. It's just like, hey, create AI art of it, whatever. Right.

01:12:46.460 like create a a write-up let's make sure this works within the existing rules and we'll toss

01:12:50.700 it if it ever breaks the system right and it allows the world to expand at this like stupid degree

01:12:59.980 anyway exactly yeah okay bye

01:13:08.060 it's just so pretty right now i look out and like around the chicken coop there's those blooming

01:13:14.060 blossoming trees what are those those are peaches right yeah and then you have your ones that you

01:13:20.220 see most prominently are yeah peaches oh no yeah those are plums those are plums did you not get

01:13:27.340 any dappled andy clouds that was the tree that was hit by that random car yeah the car took it out

01:13:35.340 and they didn't have any more at the place when i went back to get one oh from from hassan not evil

01:13:43.260 hassan good hassan yeah i just learned that there is like within the disney christian community

01:13:54.560 there's a group called bibbidi-bobbidi bible study which is very entertaining to me and i'm

01:14:01.000 just glad they exist that's all nothing more to say there was something i've been thinking about

01:14:08.880 recently and might dig deeper into this for an episode let me know okay if you find it interesting

01:14:14.320 but it goes like this i think it'd be really interesting to look into like if you go to the

01:14:23.360 past when we were growing up there was this phenomenon where ceos would hold these giant

01:14:29.820 events was like cheering people yeah like steve jobs and his whatever announcement conference

01:14:36.400 they did them at meta yeah it was it was a thing yeah and they don't do that do they still do those

01:14:43.400 i know they do like product announcements but it's not the same it's not like the big cheering

01:14:47.840 crowd with the music and the you know the the showmanship it's oh yeah i think like the recent

01:14:55.560 so one big one that used to like shut down san francisco was the sales force one

01:15:00.520 yeah called it the dream force i remember that always being like oh god dream force is happening

01:15:06.240 god albus you know because i worked right around that and it would just get swamped

01:15:10.760 yeah is that still happening like i might want to dig into like why did this happen

01:15:15.420 yeah what were these yeah what because they cannot have been productive there cannot have

01:15:19.820 been i figured that they were just to kind of fluff the egos of executives because then they

01:15:24.620 could see all of their little employees their little pawns all in one place worshiping them

01:15:29.960 yeah yeah have to have a big crowd and have that moment that that is very like a kindergarten kind

01:15:34.940 of fantasy and i think there might be something in that there might be something we can learn from

01:15:40.420 that or pull out definitely i want to i want to i want to know i want to know more and i think it

01:15:46.300 what my thesis is probably going to be is that it was about the ceo's ego and so then the question

01:15:52.940 is is why did ceos of that era need their ego fluffed so much where ceos of this era don't

01:15:59.060 need their ego fluffed as much well i think it's i my theory so i'm very curious about this is that

01:16:06.200 they're engaging in so many layoffs now and also so many of their employees are like h1b

01:16:11.980 visa immigrants at least for like the tech companies that used to host these and that's

01:16:16.080 what we're really thinking of that one they don't feel the same level of like adulation because

01:16:22.980 they have like imported labor and they don't feel as like like for example a rich person doesn't

01:16:30.140 want like an audience of like his illegal immigrant gardeners or whatever and nannies right he wants

01:16:35.740 like an audience like the the the the the artists and scientists that are that he patronizes right

01:16:43.740 like it's in in the court of noble people in the past they would pay artists and scientists and

01:16:52.000 musicians to be around in their audience and make them feel special and fancy and there are even

01:16:57.900 stories about like members of the Medici family or something like some some old Italian families

01:17:04.240 literally like killing each other's musicians and stuff you know in like rivalries and top servants

01:17:09.980 like you know these are sought after people and you want them because getting them is hard or like

01:17:15.720 they're they're higher status people already kind of and so you want them and I think maybe because

01:17:20.900 now a lot of them they don't see like culturally as high status because they're culturally very

01:17:25.580 different so they're not playing the same game and therefore getting them isn't as meaningful

01:17:29.720 like they haven't really conquered them the same way they just are offering a good job so that

01:17:34.960 that's not there to fluff their ego as much plus there's probably a lot of internal turmoil in

01:17:40.640 these organizations with all the layoffs and all the concerns about ai and i think they for that

01:17:46.460 reason do not want their employees to congregate like i bet they're also shutting down slack

01:17:50.760 channels and doing all this other stuff to like stop the intermixing of employees yeah they're

01:17:55.640 like yeah let's do not do not get together do not talk to each other well i also think you've

01:18:00.500 got to remember they're different ages back then because the tech you know you had the dot-com boom

01:18:04.700 and everything like that a lot of them were young and now a lot of them have been like billionaires

01:18:08.880 for 30 years at this point oh they're just over it they don't they don't care as much they don't

01:18:14.340 need oh they're like in their post slut eras like you had your slut era and then you had enough of

01:18:18.760 it and now you're not in your slut era anymore and maybe they're in their post like public

01:18:23.320 adoration slut eras they don't need it well it could also be that they have an external iteration

01:18:29.560 of that which is chasing the twitter game right like the the follower count because i know a few

01:18:35.240 wealthy people who do play the follower count game right like that's really big in those circles

01:18:40.200 i yeah separately i need to figure out how you probably i think most of the services you have

01:18:46.320 to pay to see if someone's viewbotting like fairly provably but there are so many people

01:18:51.580 where i'm like how are they getting all these views and downloads and subscribers i really

01:18:57.280 want to check because i have a feeling oh the guy that we know you think he's viewbotting

01:19:03.660 not the one you're thinking of but yes him too i'm thinking of someone else i'm thinking of a

01:19:10.780 couple other people actually i i think i know who you're thinking of yeah he but he's so obviously

01:19:16.060 view body you think oh yeah he's also well connected like all these the thing is with a

01:19:24.140 lot of these no but you can tell from the number of comments and likes to the number of views

01:19:28.500 it just doesn't make sense you don't get 80 000 views in three commons yeah

01:19:35.300 that's not that's not the way substack worked

01:19:39.980 yeah things are changing for dinner to night it is steak right steak night all right

01:19:50.480 yeah ever it's like a conservative australian bear and his wife

01:19:56.340 Oh, he sounds adorable?

01:19:57.720 Yeah, he's actually adorable.

01:19:59.540 He calls his wife Sugar Tits.

01:20:00.660 That's her podcast name, Sugar Tits.

01:20:02.880 It's fun.

01:20:03.780 Yeah, yeah, the YouTube channel,

01:20:05.380 it's about the size of ours,

01:20:06.500 or a little bit larger.

01:20:07.720 It's like in between us and Leaflet.

01:20:09.880 And is it Leslie Walkley?

01:20:11.400 No, he talks about U.S. issues at times.

01:20:15.040 We're going to do a countdown, Octavian.

01:20:18.640 Mommy, I need to...

01:20:20.040 Octavian, what happens if you act like this?

01:20:22.740 Five-second penalty for Octavian.

01:20:25.060 Uh-oh.

01:20:26.340 Okay, mommy, I'm second one.

01:20:28.480 Penalty, because you cried.

01:20:30.500 When dry babies cried, they have to wait for a second longer.

01:20:33.520 No, please, I'm sorry.

01:20:36.220 Okay, then let's go out.

01:20:37.340 You guys have to wait all the starting lines, and then we go.

01:20:40.560 Everybody at the starting line.

01:20:41.940 Mommy, I didn't want to.

01:20:42.980 Put on your pants.

01:20:45.140 I didn't want to.

01:20:46.400 You see how he tried?

01:20:48.260 I'm not.

01:20:49.140 Go.

01:20:49.520 You freaking pants.

01:20:51.860 Dana, go.

01:20:52.860 Dana, go next time.

01:20:54.640 Dana, go now.

01:20:55.760 Okay, show the fans what he does to...

01:20:59.040 His way of trying to stop, he doesn't shake, he goes...

01:21:06.600 Okay, guys, ready?

01:21:12.980 Ready? No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. Ready? We're going to go.

01:21:15.820 So, ten, nine, eight, seven, six, five, four, three, two, one, go!

01:21:30.600 Oh my gosh, oh my gosh, it begins.

01:21:33.500 It begins.

01:21:34.520 Hold it for me!

01:21:37.500 Okay, hold it for me.

01:21:39.120 Hold it, hold it for me.

01:21:40.380 In your math, how will you find your eggs?

01:21:42.880 I'm not working.

01:21:45.820 Did you hide those up there Octavian? What other kid could have gotten those? Those are your safest eggs.

01:22:15.820 what did you find in me? Can you show me?

01:22:31.260 Titan oh you got so many eggs. She's like such a closer. She's getting it done. All

01:22:42.820 All the other boys are like, oh, I'm going to hide.

01:22:45.260 No, no, she's just.

01:22:46.640 I've got a plan.

01:22:47.700 Look at, they actually got some good spots.

01:22:49.340 Look at that one in the drain hole right there.

01:22:50.740 Oh, yeah, that was a good big spot.

01:22:52.260 Yeah, they did a pretty, like, over there.

01:22:54.200 Like, they spent two hours hiding eggs this morning.

01:22:57.260 For themselves.

01:22:58.540 We know how to parent.

01:22:59.520 That is, that is, that is a low effort parenting that I have seen.

01:23:03.740 Yeah.

01:23:04.140 They have no illusions that an Easter bunny is hiding them.

01:23:07.560 They hid them.

01:23:08.340 Now they're going to clean them up.

01:23:10.100 That's the way they do that.

01:23:11.640 They had just as much fun!

01:23:13.640 No, look at you going, girl!

01:23:15.640 Get it, get it!

01:23:18.640 Look, she's so proud of herself.

01:23:20.640 She's so sweet.

01:23:21.640 I thought, uh, what's her face? Annalie or whatever was gonna come.

01:23:23.640 Well, they were, but, um, then they didn't want to get wet.

01:23:27.640 So, you know.

01:23:29.640 That's right.

01:23:31.640 Our kids are, like, really poor for me.

Based Camp - April 06, 2026

Shock as (Only) One Trump Appointee Caught Up in Bimbofication Scandal

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