00:32:24.280and scram instead of being chucked you know kind of making fun of people who are saying something
00:32:28.540but i said you know what if scott greer worked at a nail factory his job was getting nails hammered
00:32:34.260into his balls and ass i'm glad you're there i'm glad you're there just unnecessary i don't even
00:32:42.440dislike him i wish him no well i just wanted to threaten someone actually what what if you had
00:32:48.480your skin peeled off and then i vanish into the fog but and i'm i'm so psychotic and i'm realizing
00:32:58.620that i've gotten a reputation for this because i don't know why everyone's not doing that why
00:33:03.300isn't everyone threatening everyone else yeah make bold claims well it's a good place to blow
00:33:08.920off steam get mad get get angry make other people angry it's beautiful man the internet is a blessing
00:33:15.680There's been so many interviews that I've been on where I thought I was very demure and reserved.
00:33:22.880Like, oh, I told him not to get too crazy, but you know, dimes, I've heard this after the fact.
00:33:28.000And I'm like, I don't know if you're just saying that because I have a reputation or I don't know anymore that what I'm saying is a violent voice to compare it to a lot of these California faggots in our circle.
00:33:39.560So I'm waving a knife around every time I say it.
00:33:43.340me too actually good point i have a letter opener here uh this is from my grandfather i should be
00:33:49.960stabbing more when we're on the show yes you should do that okay by the way if you're listening
00:33:56.900by the if you're listening to this when you hear the tone unsheath your knife and stab people don't
00:34:04.440do this enough but i find it very liberating you should just be stabbing the air like i am right
00:34:09.740now do you feel that in the words that i'm saying are you doing i'm stabbing right now
00:34:15.500yeah me too i'm doing it yeah it's right yeah yeah it feels good yeah all right let's talk
00:34:21.040about platonic forms let's talk about nietzsche you it's really good small catastrophism yeah
00:34:26.800yeah i'm fucking twisting it nice i stopped already because i don't want to scare my wife
00:34:32.700i think zzak's really not that interesting he just says a lot of words
00:34:37.560that's just true you didn't even need the knife for that one i think i extended my arm too far
00:34:44.520i think i just dislocated you fucking boomer oh man i stabbed myself into pain the new assignment
00:34:50.940is everybody has to do knife stretches before the show that's good you know we don't do enough
00:34:56.180stretches that are you know attuned to combat like when i stretch i try and just do a triangle choke
00:35:02.560in the air yeah you know just like really try and kill a ghost yeah like your wife yeah my wife ghost
00:35:12.580i don't want her to haunt me anymore i just actually just want to be alone i'm not trying
00:35:17.180to move on like i just want to know that no one's in this house i want deathly silence i don't want
00:35:24.260everybody like oh you did you wash your hands oh did you oh you're using two paper towels why
00:35:31.100using one paper towel paper towels are expensive i know ghost busters i'm calling up the ghost
00:35:42.040busters to put you in a fucking howling dimension i got something pulled up in front of us by the
00:35:51.840way we have a new setup here i hope this recording makes it out but judas can now share my scream
00:36:31.940Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard has fired federal employees and revoked their security clearances for inappropriate chats on an NSA messaging platform.
00:36:43.380Intelligence officials maintained a chat room to discuss polyamory and transgender surgeries, internal documents revealed.
00:36:50.480So you got the bureaucrats, the people who are being fired.
00:58:49.580But I know a lot of people don't respond very well to the geopolitics,
00:58:55.200And I highlight the geo in there, the geography oriented politics or the world island stuff.
00:59:02.080We discussed that. We discussed Harold McKinder's book, The World Island, about the there are certain elements of global geography that are just that strictly need to be taken into account.
00:59:13.260So and that's just where your country is on the map.
00:59:16.800You have certain considerations. Is it mountainous? Who are your neighbors?
00:59:20.380And the fact of the matter is that, you know, why does something like Kansuk, that's Canada, New Zealand and the UK, right?
00:59:43.420i'm like yes they're part of what we might call the anglosphere but america's our fucking neighbor
00:59:50.220geographically we have to reckon with that ukraine always had to reckon with geographically the right
00:59:56.860side by side by russia there's certain geographic facts that are going to guide your decisions and
01:00:03.760things that like new zealand is night like hey maybe we have some stuff in common maybe we can
01:00:08.660date them but here's the fucking reality of it that they're on a different continent and they
01:00:14.440can't really help us right right right these these hobby alliances are like you shooting the shit with
01:00:19.120your friends on world of warcraft but then you go to school and get bullied by the tall kid
01:00:22.860like it it doesn't make any fucking difference buddy it doesn't matter what kind of deals you
01:00:27.900cut with new zealand at the end of the day the u.s is literally you can see them from here
01:00:33.980And let me counterbalance that, too, because some might say, well, of course, that doesn't guide every geopolitical decision. One example being, let's look at Australia. Why don't they have an extremely close relationship with China? Why aren't they a member of BRICS? Well, because culturally, ethnically, they're not in that.
01:00:54.940they are part of the anglosphere however you have to hold these two things yes at the same
01:01:00.000in your mind at the same time that well they're also not the anglosphere is kind of a general
01:01:06.100idea but it's it the the proximity to china is actually more real to australia it's something
01:01:12.460they need to reckon with it's easy for us to talk shit about china over here but they're right
01:01:16.360within spitting distance of fucking the philippines or something like there's a different
01:01:21.980reality over there with the relationship they could have nobody is saying that the geography
01:01:26.580component of geopolitics is the be all and end all it's not the deciding factor nobody's saying
01:01:31.360that what we're saying is it's a primary factor and it's because it's a primary factor you can't
01:01:36.540just say oh we lost the u.s no worries we'll just grab the uk and the rest of the commonwealth no
01:01:40.940you fucking won't because first of all for all intents and purposes the u.s is kind of part of
01:01:45.840the commonwealth it's part of the anglosphere it's part of the same trading group it's also the one
01:01:49.620that's on our border it's the one that we share i mean we share pipelines we share rail lines we
01:01:55.000share highways we share serious fuck you know everything you can't like there's an also they're
01:02:01.400the world's biggest economy like you can't like how many how many new zealand's would you need
01:02:07.500to make up the u.s as a loss and how many pipelines to new zealand would you need to build
01:02:13.200to make up a loss it's retarded it's a non-starter let's just build a pipeline in new zealand let's
01:02:19.280just do it let's just build a fucking pipeline over the ocean neiland here we go but it's also
01:02:25.180like you know let's be real of course we can talk about well we should find a friend with nukes okay
01:02:31.100are we going to put the nukes here or we do another cuban missile crisis the canadian missile
01:02:36.400crisis yeah because the uk aims nukes in america what are we talking about that is so comical too
01:02:42.180like as if the u.s was just our friend with nukes like come on yeah we found guess what we found a
01:02:48.720new friend with nukes it's a profoundly
01:10:17.260of the population was responsible for that
01:10:19.440revolution but if you took a poll the day after they stormed in and took over every single person
01:10:26.840in that country said they were part of it every single person wanted to be a part of it so i had
01:10:31.700said you know don't believe in the mythology of these revolutions we can look at the bolsheviks
01:10:37.300too we know who caused the communist revolutions the fucking bolsheviks they were a paramilitary
01:10:42.460organization same with the fascists they were organized it wasn't just people arose one day
01:10:47.860were radicalized and inspired to this populist action they come later they are bystanders and
01:10:53.720they will claim that they were on the winning side the entire time yeah they'll buy in once
01:10:58.080once the winning starts yeah yeah so i was just saying that
01:11:01.980this is what i was leading up to people like that stuff people like revolution when they're
01:11:10.480convinced it'll win but the lesson here is that you just need to fucking do things and you need
01:11:16.280to exact your will and you need to pursue your interest don't even try to convince these fucking
01:11:21.420people they will be convinced when you're winning what you need to do is commit your action whatever
01:11:26.480that action is then look for consent afterwards and they will usually give it once they are sold
01:11:31.960on your story and reasoning like in the case of the j6 detainees the j6 detainees have been released
01:11:38.220that doesn't mean that there cannot be a coup if there was a coup they would probably be forgotten
01:11:43.460however if there was a coup while they were still imprisoned they would probably be released and
01:11:48.120become part of the new national history as war heroes but that doesn't change the fact that
01:11:53.000they had fucking nothing to do with the coup that's just the way that the story is described
01:11:56.820after the fact because as you say once the new winning side takes over everybody changes their
01:12:00.940fucking mind when they're interviewed so but yeah no i agree like i think that the whole thing with
01:12:05.740the j6 either one way or the other it affects almost fucking nothing except for the families
01:12:12.160of those poor men who were imprisoned it really doesn't change anything and people would say well
01:12:16.740dimes you're pointing to these other cultures or you're pointing to history in the 21st century
01:12:21.520in america could anything like that happen because and my main argument was i don't the calculus to
01:12:28.640me is not that more oppression and more persecution affords us oppression points and at a certain
01:12:35.320point those points will just cause a conflagration of action no and my argument i made was that
01:12:41.900There's more cases historically of people being oppressed so much that they remain oppressed for centuries and it changes them genetically.
01:12:52.280It's almost I don't want to I don't know how else to say it other than cargo cult, but it's a cargo cult because you're looking at something backwards and saying, well, that happened there.
01:13:01.660So we must do that thing to produce the same effect.
01:13:03.720but it's the cause and effect is backwards because the reality is after you revolt and the revolt is
01:13:09.640successful the way that you write the new history you include any amount of oppression that happened
01:13:14.840to be present circumstantially but that's not because the oppression caused it that's just
01:13:19.780because you need some material to build the new national narrative and that's what you grab
01:13:24.380because what else are you going to do of course you're going to use it it's there but yeah it's
01:13:27.880not yeah the most you'll see that's decentralized like the closest we ever got really was occupy
01:13:35.140wall street but that was co-opted very fast and that's what he would say beowulf would say that
01:13:40.080oh it's it starts off as a populist thing is co-opted later you can have riots i think riots
01:13:45.420can be just random and they happen on their own of course but i am raising the idea of a revolution
01:13:51.600or social movement as higher than just a riot like black lives matter was just right it was
01:13:57.780coordinated though in a lot of ways but yeah i think i think if you had if you had kamala win
01:14:03.540and you had a hundred thousand political detainees right-wingers from all stripes and you had two
01:14:10.720years straight of political rioting and destruction of federal buildings and washington burned the
01:14:16.720white house burn down if you had all of that and there was not an organized underground guerrilla
01:14:23.440cadre of right wingers there would be no revolution and by 2030 you need that they'll have a democratic
01:14:30.160government you have to have that that is the that is the piece that is the core the rest of it helps
01:14:36.260a lot look political prisoners helps to rally people i'm not nobody's saying that it doesn't
01:14:40.440help but like that isn't the thing that pushes it over the edge what pushes it over the edge is
01:14:45.340the leadership and organization remember james fields is still in prison he's rotting in prison
01:14:50.320he's railroaded by the system he's as good a figure he literally did nothing wrong yeah and
01:14:56.600he's just who's talking about him we talked a few people talk about him but yeah like there's
01:15:02.060has that gotten us closer to victory day not really it seems that we've just been oppressed
01:15:08.220for so long that we're used to it like i said before we become pitiless censors of ourselves
01:15:13.320anyway the point i was building to was people like extreme violence and like how would you do
01:15:20.180that in 21st century america right of course you can talk about afghanistan i said well look at
01:15:26.520luigi mangioni what a great what a folk hero this assassin has turned out to be i see posters of him
01:59:50.720and distracted efforts proved utterly inadequate to forfend the approaching doom that doom was
01:59:56.920signalized in the destruction of the cities the devastation of the countryside and the disruption
02:00:01.980of communications a climax was reached four years later in the rape of the eternal city itself
02:00:07.840otherwise insignificant this event because of its spectacular character shook the roman world to its
02:00:14.440foundation it should however be observed that while christianity contained elements which might
02:00:19.440be employed to reinforce this established order at the same time it embodied ingredients of a
02:00:24.880highly explosive character sufficient indeed to shatter the already weakened faith in classical
02:00:31.140ideals and thus to empty the system of whatever meaning it's still possessed
02:00:36.340and just continuing on here in this brief and imperfect sketch we have sought to comprehend
02:00:44.200the elements of a position which was developed in great detail during many years of stormy
02:00:50.240controversy there are many years of stormy controversies what we've been underscoring
02:00:54.320this whole time but enough has been said to indicate that in all essential respects it marks
02:00:59.460a radical departure from classical ways of thought to the classical precept remember to think of
02:01:05.380yourself as a mere man it opposed the promise of deification for humanity and while classicism
02:01:11.320rejected the possibility of apotheosis except for the hero or the superman this possibility
02:01:18.400was now extended to all who believed in christ for the one such apotheosis demanded on the
02:01:25.220possession of inherent virtue for the other it was now accomplished not through the development
02:01:30.660of intrinsic qualities of surpassing excellence but by submission to a law superior to that of
02:01:37.800nature and i think that's interesting so some people would again read that and say we must
02:01:43.380return to that we must worship excellence and superiority the superman very nietzschean very
02:01:50.940vitalistic but the counterpoint to that is your understanding of the law of nature i think is a
02:01:58.480bit reductive because what made christianity attractive was a law above nature to try and
02:02:04.980comprehend something more abstract and your proximity into that you know i mean so it's like
02:02:11.800and i think that there actually is a way to reconcile those two now that might sound glib
02:02:18.500that might sound like uh the doomed madness of the of uh rogue intellectual how dare i say that
02:02:29.880You know what I mean? Is there a way to synthesize these two things? Because I see both present in the European man. I see that is the Faustine spirit. And it is, we are in the dialectical tension between these two realities. I don't even think one can win over the other.
02:02:45.680because i don't in fact think that christianity exists without absorbing so much of that culture
02:02:53.040yes and um and i believe that's really the story of this and i was the last book we were talking
02:03:01.580about when we were talking about this we're talking you know it was the um i think that
02:03:07.140will be the next one yet the next one i've lined up is the germanization of early medieval
02:03:11.300christianity that's we'll get to the next time and that in detail is the story about how as the
02:03:17.780church uh brought christianity to the germans there's a lot of characteristics of the german
02:03:23.220people that kind of fed back into the catholic church guys i just want to step out of this for
02:03:27.860a second like how many years have we been doing the show like seven eight years i don't want it
02:03:34.340yeah they were doing a we're doing a book called the germanization of early christianity like that
02:03:38.900is the most boring sounding shit ever i am so excited to talk about that it's so good that
02:03:44.580sounds so good honestly um i remember a censored anon a great creator who uh does clips for the
02:03:52.100show on our youtube and our odyssey um he was saying like wow i actually get a sense of the
02:03:57.220arcs you guys are on because i i didn't he's like i didn't know that like because if you look at the
02:04:02.260show i know what i'm doing and and you do because you're in it as well well but if you act if you
02:04:07.940you look at the clips you're like oh these three four five actually go together it's one coherent
02:04:12.620thread and just like these like it starts with sex and culture like the next four yeah like they
02:04:18.980actually all feed into each other increases i love i'm excited too it's so cool and um i mentioned
02:04:26.540it very briefly on the show i was on recently but yeah it builds off of this and shows how that
02:04:31.160culture actually feeds back and changes the church which makes i'm not trying to just do a catholic
02:04:36.000thing here because i do think prostatism also does this too but it's like it shows how these
02:04:41.840forms of christianity have an undeniable european character yes like christianity comes in many
02:04:50.300senses from the east but what is it about the catholic church or prostatism that is so tied to
02:04:57.520the you know prostatism with the you know the angle of mind yeah but catholicism too like it
02:05:03.620It absorbs so much of German culture and every culture that it successfully imprinted on.
02:05:09.620Because remember, they tried it a lot.
02:05:11.360They tried to do this with the Japanese, didn't take.
02:05:17.980But why did it work with the European people?
02:05:21.280Because we'll get to that next episode.
02:05:23.840And even like you said, before the Council on Nicaea,
02:05:26.940there were all kinds of attempts back and forth boiling before Constantine took over.
02:05:31.520And likewise with the, with the Protestants, there were a hundred different Protestant, you know, attempts at reformation before Luther actually was successful. So, and each time each one of them is learning from the previous and it's adding something from the local culture and whatever country and whatever, whatever place they're coming from. So yeah, you can't not, I was poking at this in 40s chat just this afternoon. Like the Christianity through millennia has a thousand different faces depending on where it was and who was promoting it.
02:05:59.160and it's not that any of them are wrong it's just that like you can't get away from the fact that
02:06:03.320this is a again the concept of agency that people are taking this very seriously and very personally
02:06:08.520and they're adding something into it and then you know it's broken telephone over over centuries
02:06:12.840again not to detract from the legitimacy of it but that's the nature of this thing versus it being
02:06:17.720this big um institution that is very arm's length and is beyond your control so that's why when
02:06:25.560people enter into a cathedral you know even if you're not catholic you are you're in awe of it
02:06:32.140and one of the reasons you're in awe is because you are beholding pure uncut european stuff yeah
02:06:38.500like everything in there it's like it's fuck it's the roman columns it's stained glass it's it's
02:06:43.120this everything in there just screams an amalgamation of the european being which is
02:06:49.780different than you go to a japanese temple this seems japanese i feel like i'm walking into a
02:06:54.780japanese guy this i'm i'm i'm seeing i feel like this is the japanese spirit and that's good for
02:07:01.460them when you walk into a church that's why asians love the church like wow i feel like i'm stepping
02:07:05.540into a european guy i'm just i'm walking around i'm i shrunk so i'm like stewart little i'm walking
02:07:11.940around in your clothes it's so big it doesn't be the last thing i don't get going um he says
02:07:17.420The error of classicism was in this respect original.
02:07:27.280It could indeed be traced to the world of naive experience revealed by Homer and the poets.
02:07:33.840The word to which Homer introduces his reader is a world of movement in which impressions exceed one another with lightning rapidity.
02:07:42.840Against this background emerges the figure of man, face to face with a mysterious universe, which his riotous imagination peoples with demonic forces, while at the same time his reason struggles vigorously to reduce those forces to some kind of order.
02:07:59.660To this endeavor, he is impelled by conviction that on his power to overcome the obstacles which confront him depends his lot on destiny, and therewith the possibility of achieving the heroic ideal by conquest, the conquest by virtue of chance and necessity.
02:08:19.060already in the odyssey the optimism with which the iliad appears to justify becomes somewhat remote
02:08:25.920and as the vision of triumph to be achieved through wit and endurance the main ingredients
02:08:30.780of virtue fades from the screen there arises a further more energetic and at the same time
02:08:35.640more conscious and deliberate search for the principle of understanding i thought that was
02:08:40.860interesting comparing the odyssey to the iliad saying that you can almost detect a transition
02:08:44.960in the way of thinking and almost a separation from the desire of fortune under the gods yeah
02:08:52.200again i wouldn't say that i don't leave it this it's not that people desired a weak fairy tale
02:09:00.360for weak people it seems to me that they desired something more complex yeah but could also
02:09:07.200integrate strength and it wasn't a rebellion against strength it wasn't even necessarily
02:09:12.760a rebellion against the superman maybe they just absorbed that into this other thing but
02:09:17.740they needed something more and and sorry i cut you off there no no i absolutely agree i was just like
02:09:24.280yeah they want to be involved like they see strength and they love strength and that is a
02:09:29.380virtue to them but they want to display their own strength and they want to have identity
02:09:33.420through strength and you know what i mean like they want to be that's the where the agency comes
03:59:35.120he's got a revolutionary phenotype about him what can i say
03:59:40.180oh man anyways we shouldn't talk about that but i do want to ask let's not let's okay okay um okay
03:59:50.580so um yeah it's i this whole ashley and then the patriarchy hannah thing that was
03:59:56.940disgusting uh but anyway so i know we gotta get back to the documentary yeah it feels like
04:00:03.720everything got far gayer after trump won yeah oh yeah the timeline has gotten so much worse
04:00:10.660and partly i think it's in due to the monetization of twitter because uh how many accounts now have
04:00:17.560been called out and have been identified as like being indian ran like there was that inevitable
04:00:23.300west one that had the deleted tweet about the like you know hindu deity meme coin and then there
04:00:30.440was some british zionist one that was ran by an indian account like really like it's it's buzz
04:00:35.860feed mixed with uh linkedin mixed with indian posting mixed with uh just like really low effort
04:00:43.880like top but also it's like can we are we not even running our own white identitarian accounts
04:00:51.340like what the are we just dropped in the ball did you see that rawls alert guy got exposed as a
04:00:56.780diaper fur that's uh that's also old news i'm although i'm surprised to see it make the rounds
04:01:01.920again yeah yeah but also like that guy looks like he's got a disorder like he looks all
04:01:08.280kakak sick and uh like he's got like micro like i'm a skinny guy but i look at that dude and i'm
04:01:14.140like whoa something is wrong with you that's an autoimmune disorder right there he's got well
04:01:20.520i mean anyways um no but anyways so like yeah like the thing he looks like he's got like
04:01:27.180kleinfelter syndrome or something yeah something like that that's the second time this podcast
04:01:31.900we've mentioned kleinfelter syndrome it's so over we're sorry i keep looking at the comments here
04:01:39.440again another one from flurking the blurb at this point i'm pretty sure joel davis is indian
04:01:43.600don't say that i wouldn't go that far don't say that about joel that's more like an extreme
04:01:50.980of course of course not saying that joel davis has is now or has ever been indian um no he's
04:01:58.000he's white we got some gagamas here insane dark elf posse that's a heater insane dark
04:02:03.400that's like yeah can you imagine what no but anyways my point was being is that i think
04:02:11.100nobody remembers this because they memory hold it but there should be a skepticism to yarvin's
04:02:17.160predictive power because of what he wrote about the coups and how he thought it was going to last
04:02:22.540forever but also destroy global liberalism and globalization in the process that clearly
04:02:27.960evidently did not happen well there was a lot of that in the first few months of yeah like
04:02:32.280i can't blame him for it well even because i mean uh in in like i want to say it was like
04:02:37.360march of 2020 i just this was one of the last live streams um oh god what's his name
04:02:44.560uh not an argument guy uh oh it's stefan molyneux thank you stefan molyneux he was like well
04:02:52.060thank china thank god uh the koof has shut the borders the west has finally gotten what it's
04:02:57.940wanted uh the koof is going to destroy immigration as we know it and i'm just like oh wouldn't that
04:03:03.620be nice wouldn't that be nice and then they got like banned off youtube forever just effectively
04:03:08.260unpersoned next month no but i don't even think it was about the koof i think it was him going
04:03:12.640over the ahmed aubrey case and like vivid frame by frame detail because i remember watching that
04:03:17.660and then like the next like day or two he was gone forever a lot of people forget that molly
04:03:22.380knew was as close as anyone at the time was getting to breaking into the mainstream i actually think
04:03:27.680900 000 plus subs yeah he's about to hit a million subs he was on joe rogan a couple of times yeah
04:03:34.020the last time didn't go so well but like he was you know he's on that trajectory and i think they
04:03:39.200just kneecapped him because unlike someone like sargon nothing against sargon but he broached a
04:03:44.460lot of topics that they didn't want him to broach certain things that probably shouldn't be said
04:03:48.960at that time for a million subscriber channel um but i remember back in the day early youtube he
04:03:56.220was known as steph bot he was all i remember going to the like the remember when categories
04:04:00.160on youtube were important he was it was always in the politics side steph bot and the young turks
04:04:07.060that was like the two options but he has to go ahead dimes yeah well he made a lot of his videos
04:04:12.800still stand the test of time like i see people ripping him off story of your enslavement yeah
04:04:17.260like just even those uh presentations he would give going over aristotle or even plato like i've
04:04:24.880seen some people brazenly rip those off not gonna say who but it's like it works he worked and it
04:04:30.940was an interesting case study just to show what could happen if they decide to kneecap someone
04:04:36.520and he never really recovered and it's not for the lack of talent or skill because he only invested
04:04:43.320more he produced these documentaries and he did good stuff and yet and yet here we are you ever
04:04:50.820short film uh which one i'm not sure it was the one i did the one where he went to like poland i
04:04:58.420saw that one no he actually did a legit short film when he was in um he was gonna be a film
04:05:04.540producer he did this canadian one where it was uh a world war ii veteran that came home
04:05:10.740i forget i forget what it was called but he like he made this film and i think he has a cameo in
04:05:17.580like you could see him in one scene yeah and it was yeah honestly some people might not like it
04:05:22.620maybe it's not forever but i thought it was good stuff and you know it's tragic when it just it
04:05:29.060doesn't go where it should go it really breaks you especially some guy who could probably see
04:05:34.480the next five or ten years inside it could happen to anyone um yeah the taylor swift thing was also
04:05:41.500a massive like seismic moment for him as well i think some people they didn't like his parenting
04:05:48.800advice like there's accusations that he was running a defu call yeah yeah if you understand
04:05:54.180he's an anarchist you know ideologically like you can see how that would logically track from
04:05:59.360political beliefs yeah well same with this guy rob robin the paget family it's very similar like
04:06:04.580if you understand that every relationship and every interaction is anarchy a consensual
04:06:10.980transaction then you know you don't give any special precedence to family or you know the
04:06:16.920cops or anybody so which i think is i mean at the end of the day that's kind of just like nihilism
04:06:22.040yeah i i don't i don't believe in it but i would say like it's i get where there was there was this
04:06:27.400guy that was a tech guy and i think stephan molyneux actually tried to sue him to get this
04:06:32.040website taken down this blog where he worked for stephan molyneux i think he was in he lived with
04:06:37.560stefan molyneux he was that guy he would interview in the basement and you'd have like his little
04:06:42.020bed in the background that guy i think he like turned on stefan molyneux and then he like did
04:06:46.980this website where he was like a logging him he was like accusing him of running a defu cult with
04:06:52.740his psychology major wife and um there was actually a canadian documentary show about i think it was
04:07:01.400called the dark net about um like different like extremists online or whatever it was produced by uh
04:07:07.560either showcase or hbo and they actually profiled stuff with molyneux and like some woman that
04:07:14.220claims that she was a victim of his defu cult or whatever like but i don't know like i'm not
04:07:19.380accusing of anything i'm just saying like a lot of the stuff did like i could understand from
04:07:24.400his beliefs but then the stuff that they were claiming about him does seem like kind of
04:07:29.280ridiculous honestly well also if by our standards what he is running a cult was a cult then almost
04:07:35.600everyone that's successful in the dr is also running a cult yeah which is maybe just how bad
04:07:41.860a great way to show your latest real secret coffee hours episode well that's that's a transaction
04:07:47.280that is your well there's some there's some e-rate figures that basically are kind of
04:07:52.000calling but like so someone's got a question here uh donald trump gaming what is defo it's d-e-f-o-o
04:07:57.920um and that's a policy not a policy but i guess um a relationship structure you said like if
04:08:04.400it was mainly directed at people towards their parents that have abusive parents yeah yeah and
04:08:09.760and the the the definition of abuse would be very broad but if you feel that your parents did not
04:08:17.640raise you in a way you have no uh duty to remain their child you can excommunicate them you can
04:08:24.100you know um transition yourself out of their lives emancipate that's where i'm looking for
04:08:28.640emancipate yourself and you should um and he apparently practices this with his children too
04:08:34.320because he's a father of a teenager now i believe but it was again it's an anarchistic way of looking
04:08:39.460at parenting that just because you are my child you are also a sovereign citizen so if i am
04:08:45.460violating the non-aggression principle in some way then you have the right to just go away cut me off
04:08:53.100yeah yeah yeah no and the reason i i hate to say it but like i don't want to like cash it on him
04:08:58.180but like a lot of this does come from his abusive mother let's face it yeah so that's it i'm like i
04:09:02.820i see where it comes from i i would not even qualify that as a grip like some of the others
04:09:09.340i've seen i'm not going to name any names i don't want to make no because over no but over the years
04:09:14.500he's gone into like excruciating detail about his mother and uh it's not like some of the some of
04:09:21.160the calls he's received like there's so i'm not gonna lie there's some people that have like
04:09:26.180felt to them over the years like we're like calling shows but like there's other ones where
04:09:31.100like you could tell like very very damaged people have like all the news show yeah and and just to
04:09:37.920give some anecdotal evidence here you know as a father of a young son and he's you know not
04:09:44.580teenage yet but based on what i'm seeing from the parents you know you see when you're out and about
04:09:50.920the parks or wherever it might be there's a lot of really bad parents out there and you're not
04:09:55.260supposed to say that because we are a pro natal movement we are pro childbirth we are on the side
04:10:00.720of life yes yes yes but let us also address the fact that you see a lot of mothers who take a lot
04:10:07.340of shit out on their kids boys and girls father and absentee fathers and all of it so you know
04:10:13.000maybe that maximizes as it gets there are like as much as i'm pro natalist there are some people
04:10:18.260that simply just don't deserve to have children like let's be real and it's not even the ones
04:10:22.580who've got five kids they say oh these people have six kids who can't financially support them
04:10:26.340it's not even financial no i'm talking about people that are inherently abusive it's the ones
04:10:29.860who have like one or two or three like a what you would call a healthy amount but they're just still
04:10:34.620like like i know a couple like my wife's co-workers like they they put their kids in daycare at six
04:10:42.380months old and they just they hate spending time with their kids and they're passive aggressive
04:10:47.720and dismissive and i'm like you can see how these people are created you can see every shitty guy
04:10:54.820you've ever known every girl with borderline personality disorder when you're a parent you
04:10:59.740see them become that in real time you know where they come from yeah it's wild to see it in real
04:11:05.860life but well people were saying that about musk like how it's inherently irresponsible to like just
04:11:13.240breed all of these children and just like not be in their lives which i agree with it's like
04:11:18.540you know i mean these kids are going to be set for life but it's just like i don't know man it's
04:11:23.840just to me it just seems very cold and sterile and like if you bring a life into the world there's
04:11:29.700inherent responsibility there i think yeah well he's approaching it from um uh i would call it
04:11:35.920transhumanist but someone else of course that e-accelerationist thing which is if he's using
04:11:40.760ivf i have to assume he's also doing gene editing and there's some oh god there's some other shit
04:11:49.140going on where he's like playing with the genes in some way i don't know apparently ashley sinclair
04:11:54.060has this deleted tweet where she said that uh the baby it could be doctor but like that they used
04:12:00.940crisper or whatever i believe it that i believe why he's doing this and so it is very it's eugenic
04:12:09.100in the sense that he wants to create i guess perfect children but it's also cold it's also
04:12:13.720inhuman from a distance yeah this is also not raising his children he's just letting
04:12:20.240the most insane women you've ever met be single moms well he uses like one as a prop though but
04:12:26.860that's about it like yeah there's that one the one kid around like the dowager empress like you
04:12:32.140know he's got one chick he's like he cares about the gay birth to one of his favorites and then
04:12:36.600the rest i uh man there's some great this is why i think i said this a couple episodes ago this is
04:12:42.820why like all political fiction for television died in the trump era and will remain dead for
04:12:49.360a long time because reality is just infinitely more entertaining like house of cards first two
04:12:55.840seasons really pretty decent and then after that in the trump era all goes to shit like real quick
04:13:02.560v guys all other forms of political comedy dead the only thing that has aged incredibly well is
04:13:10.520yes minister because well that's still pretty damn accurate to the nothing that sorkin has
04:13:15.420ever touched will age well no but everyone like this is the thing this is why i find all these
04:13:19.620like conversations about the bureaucracy so entertaining because like they cling we're
04:13:23.180clinging to the flag and we're clinging to the flag like aaron sorkin clings to the flag and so
04:13:27.940i was like oh it's like you still want to burn it at the end because like you believe that's your
04:13:31.060right and it's this like wow the american people really hate the bureaucracy how do we do to change
04:13:38.120all this and it's like there's not a damn thing that you can do that's something that molly
04:13:42.140hemingway said today on the the kill geese show or whatever she said like these people that are
04:13:47.180like complaining on 60 minutes of getting fired it's like they've never had this sort of level
04:13:53.280of scrutiny in their lives because they live in a bubble like all federal employees more or less
04:13:58.120live in like a 100 square mile radius yeah of of the district of columbia and like nova is the
04:14:05.000same way southern maryland is the same way and so when you look at all this you realize they have
04:14:09.500been surrounded by people that look like them talk like them vote like them believe like them
04:14:14.720it is basically an uncontacted tribal community coming into contact with like an advanced european
04:14:21.940civilization that realizes oh i can crush you like a bug and they decided to do that so doge
04:14:28.580came in and offered them a little like parcel of land somewhere else far away from nova as possible
04:14:35.500sent them a nice new blanket and shipped them off and it's so nice to see the federal bureaucracy
04:14:41.000get gutted this way like just today there's an incoming executive order that's going to basically
04:14:45.220gut all nipa regulations and i am over the fucking moon what's nipa for those who national
04:14:51.020Environmental Policy Act of 1970. Basically, any project that is funded, subsidized, or loaned with
04:14:58.120federal dollars of the taxpayer money has to undergo environmental review, which is essentially
04:15:03.380not only stymied a lot of ways in which projects can be built and developed, but also it throws
04:15:08.700a huge bone to virtually any sort of activist group that wants to demand environmental review.
04:15:14.420And this is how a lot of projects get held up, but it also gives a shitload of Gibbs to tribal
04:15:18.220government so you want to build in oklahoma you want to drill in certain parts where there are
04:15:22.100reservations good luck because you basically have to find someone in an archaeological society
04:15:27.180to do your nipa review that is basically not tribally affiliated because if they're tribally
04:15:31.900affiliated they're always going to say well there might be something here and the tribe needs to
04:15:35.280investigate then your project gets held up and you don't get the money oh yeah but in america like
04:15:41.320this is fantastic because if you live in like a landlocked area like i do doing a project this
04:15:46.100like 16 bullet point checklist for nepa is absolutely ridiculous because half of them i
04:15:50.460end up doing is a google map screenshot of the project area and it's like no there are no coastal
04:15:55.400barriers there are no sole source aquifers there are no like protected coastline areas and da da da
04:15:59.880and the same thing with endangered species they can come up with all sorts of insane reasons for
04:16:03.880environmental reviews to stop it when most of the time you're not going to be infecting anything
04:16:06.840because you're working on already existing infrastructure so it's like yeah they're an
04:16:10.540uncontacted tribe because they've never had to deal with outside scrutiny because for the longest time
04:16:15.400One, the American people have been fed this notion that like the civil bureaucracy and the civil service in America, A, is either politically neutral or B, is sort of progressive, but it's a force for good.
04:16:27.260Now that that's changed and we basically saw through COVID, we've saw through the Trump administration, we've seen through virtually just decades of anarcho-tyranny.
04:16:33.540oh no these people are actually evil and congress has abdicated its responsibility to effectively
04:16:39.200govern and the five the five most honest minutes of congressional tv you will ever watch is a clip
04:16:46.120from uh former senator of nebraska ben sass during the brett kavanaugh ben sassy yeah yeah that guy a
04:16:54.280terrible terrible piece of garbage i think he's now in the university system dude's a queer don't
04:16:58.980like him but anyways the point was is that for five minutes he basically said listen congress
04:17:03.220doesn't do its job we don't make laws we write these shell laws and omnibus funding packages
04:17:08.100that say the director will do yeah that's what he admits geo uh thank you very much for ruining my
04:17:15.000spiel and my flow here that's okay i'll fuck off um i muted myself for that that's okay i'm just
04:17:20.700gonna go uh off myself repeatedly in front of a train but that's okay uh yeah long story short
04:17:26.340bureaucracy runs everything and now that these things are getting gutted the bureaucracy has
04:17:29.420less things to fuck you over with great for small towns great for local government great for
04:17:33.820someone to get a new water sewage treatment plant built without getting screwed over
04:17:37.320um and so you know these things about government are are nice to see changed um and so this whole
04:17:44.720documentary for me is like what a weird travel back in time when my issues were about like
04:17:50.140alternative medicine new age spirituality and this interlinking consciousness when canada was
04:17:56.300still like 99 percent white and i i don't think bob page or you know the page family has probably
04:18:02.480got the same opinions he does now uh he's more of like ready for ethnic uh suicide than anything
04:18:07.660else with his like indian views on like colonialism and genocide so it it's it's sort of just uh it's
04:18:13.560quaint it's quaint to think that this was like the the center for new age or alternative thought
04:18:19.160every solution was populist as yeah we needed mass awakenings everything was back to mass
04:18:25.500awakenings mass movements and it does seem quaint it's like if we just form a big enough drum circle
04:18:31.520then the reverberations like something has to happen you know the the refrain we have now is
04:18:37.060nothing ever happens back then it was well something has to happen if enough people do a
04:18:42.200thing right and that was really also the guiding force behind startup culture back then too like
04:18:47.380if we get enough people together then a billion dollars that's that was alice jones's main message
04:18:53.260back in the day as well like that's like the whole root of it like and then that's where you
04:18:58.320see the divide between like the the dissident or the alt and the new age and the like dirtbag
04:19:04.460left was is that the left wing still embraced this kind of like activist populism not knowing
04:19:10.860that a lot of it was subsidized by the federal government and on the right it was sort of this
04:19:15.320like very depressed realist pessimistic nothing ever happens and that's why i think really if
04:19:22.500you were to do a sort of intological thing like you would be like oh well like clearly this is
04:19:26.520where woke comes from you know like we wake enough people up if they're woken up uh they'll do it and
04:19:32.200so like then then the right just took the red pilling thing from yarvin and uh away from the
04:19:36.820wakowskis for for good reason but like it is interesting to see that like these were these
04:19:41.500like spiritual mass awakenings of consciousness and we all like realize that we're up against
04:19:46.340a system that we brought it all down uh that this would be the way that we can revolutionize the way
04:19:50.780interact with one another it's very much like john lennon's imagine in a lot of respects
04:19:54.300and that still kind of exists not really anymore on the left um on the right it's kind of embraced
04:20:01.020these things yeah um and a form of like neo-spiritual neo-pagan folks ish kind of ways to
04:20:07.360do it and it's been sort of taken from the left and on on one hand that makes me worry because
04:20:12.180it's like oh are we like harbingers of doom style customers or um is it the right that really needs
04:20:18.860that energy to do something and so far uh it seems more like the latter although my gut tells
04:20:24.780me it's more of the former no yeah it's true because i think the left has gone through like a
04:20:30.900massive like secularization because a lot of this stuff does come originally from like the 60s and
04:20:37.40070s human potential movement which did have a lot of like glow-in-the-dark connections but it seems
04:20:44.140the political left has sort of abandoned that and any populism is also by the wayside and that's
04:20:49.960why you have people you know that's really like you have disgusting ghouls like valsh that are
04:20:54.220like freaking out because he's like us aid's gonna lead to people starving on mass and they did a lot
04:20:59.960of good work but also also it was uh you know very important for american soft power so trump is
04:21:06.140giving away this amazing tool that we can use that we and so okay so what valsh is saying and
04:21:12.040what the political left has been saying about getting rid of u.s grids is that you're essentially
04:21:17.660admitting to all the stuff that you used to criticize is actually a good thing uh the cia
04:21:23.860regime changing various governments throughout the world a good thing uh the world bank giving
04:21:29.780conditional loans to developing countries and controlling and privatizing everything that was
04:21:35.200actually a good thing and so here you have two things in the political right i'm sorry two things
04:21:40.320of the political left two trends that i noticed one is a neoliberal turn in the political left
04:21:46.880and a lot of irony cells are basically you know at this junction where all those things are good
04:21:53.000all those international institutions that privatize and gut their world countries that's
04:21:57.720actually good because trump hates them they're good and number two which i've noticed recently
04:22:03.060with um you know martin and my good friend kunk that there's a post fucodian left in america and
04:22:10.840in canada meaning that they don't care about criticizing institutions like the education
04:22:16.840system the way that the new left would instead they love it because they love living in school
04:22:22.920forever that's essentially their heaven so there was this fucking stupid tweet by this idiot dun
04:22:30.360scotus on twitter who's like this left cath who looks like a he actually looks like you know you
04:22:36.280want to say it he looks like a cachexic diabetic with the autoimmune deficiency uh no no anyways
04:22:43.280he looks like he's a no i'm not gonna say it anyways uh this i think he's a left cat it's a
04:22:49.220musical instrument it starts with an f i know i know but he had this tweet made up the word
04:22:55.960too well it's ours it's ours we made it up uh anyways um he had this tweet he was screen
04:23:02.900capping a martin tweet about the school system and he said that the political right just wants
04:23:07.740a bourgeois the bourgeois family and it wants to gut all of public life but i'm thinking isn't that
04:23:15.420apart from like the bourgeois like the marxist nonsense about the bourgeoisie isn't that kind
04:23:20.780of like what michaud foucault said about the sort of like when he was talking about this sort of a
04:23:27.200humanistic turn uh in his later work about the techniques of the self that all of these other
04:23:33.340institutions are essentially forfeit in a lot of ways that they are just constructs of power
04:23:38.900knowledge and that they actually don't have a similar sort of gravity that you're ascribing
04:23:44.480them to but because someone but because a literal austrian painter fan is saying it therefore you
04:23:51.500have to counter signal it well to his credit this is also what slavo zizek says a lot of these
04:23:58.000intellectuals gather around him and i don't think a lot of people have accounted for how how zizek
04:24:04.220is probably the only intellectual figure on the left that really matters yeah and has for a long
04:24:10.760time but he's the guy who would he's not just an institution lover or an institution defender by
04:24:15.940the way before i forget i'm calling back to an earlier comment here from ec transhuman neo
04:24:21.220confucianism arrives from south africa that's a deep callback but i just needed to highlight that
04:24:26.000comment that's a banger tweet that's a deep cut right there um um but yeah no i i agree completely
04:24:32.160um you know it's funny that watch what we've seen is the entire mainstream conservative
04:24:38.960establishment at least in the u.s he brought down to our level you know like when you talk about
04:24:44.260saying we're gonna be unemployed and then there's gonna be piles of dead mexicans and then then
04:24:50.460they're gonna deport you know and we say yep like that's what everyone's saying not me not you but
04:24:57.660like everyone says okay good good oh there's gonna be that story where where they're like
04:25:02.800they deported a whole mexican family and people were like well okay like yeah good more they could
04:25:10.660be deported together more and faster families can be deported together they could be deported in
04:25:16.720the same bus it's something broke in people something really i want that okay now that
04:25:20.940you said the bus i'm just now thinking of like the old man like from the the six flags uh commercial
04:25:28.240i need that to be played over a video of deportations like even though i will say this
04:25:39.240the deportation numbers are fucking atrocious obama did do better but like the fact that the
04:25:43.760white house was just like illegal alien deportation asmr i'm just like the man the the the slop of
04:25:53.140psyops i'm gonna get out of this administration this go around are gonna be so fucking keno
04:25:58.040and i can't wait for more but i also know like you need to accelerate you need to deport more
04:26:02.320mexicans you need to deport more squad of malans millions millions millions now uh nevertheless
04:26:07.800uh the this this has been really good and i need the six flags like you know theme to be playing
04:26:14.420over these like now i trust the audience's autism to make it i remember those commercials because
04:26:20.740when i was in uh grade school i i i used to uh when i was in elementary school i used to watch
04:26:27.340peach tree tv a lot but um i think there's actually they would advertise because i think
04:26:33.260there's a six flags in darien lake and so like a lot of leafs would go there um is there one
04:26:39.080i've never been there but i saw commercials all the time i'm like it's so cool um it's i don't
04:26:46.280know i don't know they say like canada's wonderland is better but um i'm not a ride guy
04:26:52.280so i wouldn't know geo have you ever been on drop zone i've never been on drop so no god the fuck
04:26:59.680buddy i'm not a ride guy i can't do it we gotta get geo loaded up on lsd and take him to wonder
04:27:07.340like the midnight one on halloween where they have all the costumes no no no even better just
04:27:14.780during the day just in the afternoon just make a day a regular ass day of it oh my god my friends
04:27:23.460would go to canada's wonderland i'm like i'm not going man i'm not you know uh isn't everything
04:27:28.460like expensive now though like oh fuck oh if you want to do it right and if you all get the front
04:27:33.580of the line pass which you need to do if you want to have any time at all so you're spending if you
04:27:38.300got kids like fucking forget about your spending yeah forget about it you're spending a thousand
04:27:42.480dollars but whatever you know it's like it seems like a bottle of water it's like everything man
04:27:48.800it's like that i remember when i was younger me and my friends you went to that one like water
04:27:53.820park in nagger falls like it seems like anything like now that i look back like my parents were
04:27:59.960right anything to do with kids especially to do with like a whole group of kids just basically
04:28:05.820costs an arm and the leg like it's just oh yeah yeah well if you wanted again do it right where
04:28:11.200you're not standing around all day just in the sun yeah but uh yeah but you get to experience it
04:28:16.420with new ones like i'm getting really hokey now but once you have kids going to these things
04:28:20.500makes sense again and you could have a good time knowing that you're not just a guy or a guy and a
04:28:27.320girl showing up to do it as adults it feels it feels weird to go to disneyland as an adult but
04:28:31.460if you have a kid you just you get their energy like oh it's a chore i see this with new eyes
04:28:37.240you know so i i get it now but you know there's all kinds like going to a zoo with kids it's it's
04:28:44.600kind of a nightmare but it's kind of the best thing you've ever done at the same time so you
04:28:49.660know again not trying to get sentimental there let's get back to uh killing people in minecraft
04:28:56.700in in call of duty world at war and joe what's the newest call of duty what's it called um
04:29:04.900i can't believe they still make call of duties yeah more like call of duty i'm talking turds
04:29:11.620there was this guy he was like a he was like a fedora tipper he used to do these commentaries
04:29:19.180but he would like beef with all the other let's players because back in the day kitties used to
04:29:23.900devote yourself only to one video game and it was usually either call of duty or minecraft and
04:29:30.080there was this one guy his name was obviously jesus and he was like this weirdo like atheist
04:29:35.020libertarian and he used to like beef with hutch and i remember he like called it like you know
04:29:41.160black cocks too oh man his commentary was actually pretty funny but then he tried to like
04:29:49.560break into like you know 15 year olds first philosophy videos and it just didn't work
04:29:55.940and it's nobody remembers this man nobody remembers obviously jesus
04:29:59.840tell the folks at home we're looking at here inside jen sacchi oh man did she really call
04:30:06.920her show that i always call her pasky i don't know why oh he's gone oh i think because i said
04:30:15.880pasky instead of sacchi that's your italian you want you to start auto-completing the pasta
04:30:22.200oh my god so we spent like we spent like 30 of the episode talking about the documentary i think
04:30:31.360i got out most of what i wanted to play on it though uh i just love shooting the shit like
04:30:36.600this though i can go on forever but you guys have to see those super chats what the hell are you
04:30:41.020guys doing come on man i live in canada we're ruined it's over yeah you got some super chat
04:30:48.640what is this flirking with black 20 what denomination of that is 20 000 of something
04:30:53.380d 50 000 okay what is that what what sort of nation is this um current currency d
04:31:04.480the underline d the denier denars yeah or doubloons even currency symbol for serbia's den
04:31:17.480uh dogecoin what that's that can't be true that can't be true 20 000 dogecoins
04:31:28.520man oh and also 50 000 how much is a dogecoin in real money
04:31:34.280i think i'm gonna get into a real type of losing my shirt in crypto arc prude what is a d in
04:31:43.780currency d underline obviously proved there is no d in currency that's so true they take 17k to
04:31:54.580one canadian dollar like what is it so over like a dollar i buy that for a dollar i buy that for a
04:32:05.760dollar that's a that's a ghost call right there um that's literally from fucking robocop yeah it's
04:32:12.820from a cup but uh i love a guy who just only watches content and not movies i watched tons
04:32:20.140of movies oh man did you watch the last episode dives i had a funny i'm gonna retell the story
04:32:25.920anyway so uh just because it's for your enjoyment so my very good friend does not watch a lot of
04:32:32.120movies there are maybe like 15 to 20 films he has seen tops and they're not a lot of the cultural
04:32:37.860bangers and so at the super bowl they had all those awful commercials playing oh no i mean we
04:32:43.980spent maybe like never mind i'm not going to tell you something that i'd done that i would cringe at
04:32:48.340um so instead anyways we're sitting there i met my parents uh they invited myself and my friend
04:32:53.720over for the the super bowl because we don't have anything to do on a sunday evening not that i know
04:32:57.720i broke the career head pledge i'm sorry whatever don't give a shit anyways they brought on fucking
04:33:03.180billy crystal and meg ryan like aged to redo the entire scene from when harry met sally the
04:33:09.820faking of the orgasm thing yeah and it's a hellman's mayo commercial and she's like putting
04:33:15.360the mayo on like the sandwich or whatever and my friend who has no idea what he's about to witness
04:33:20.920because he has never seen this movie he goes oh well that's clearly too much mayo and my parents
04:33:26.940and i are just losing our shit because it's like wow i can't believe that they're replaying like
04:33:30.680the fake orgasm scene on for millions to watch only for sydney sweeney at the end to be like i'll
04:33:35.680have what she's having and it's like shut up bitch and imagine watching that with your parents in the
04:33:40.660room no matter what age you are like that's just grotesque and i'm just thinking to myself i'm
04:33:45.720just like good god like this so you're watching a movie and there's a sex scene with your parents
04:33:49.900like you watch it yeah i got a friend like that his name is judas so he didn't watch
04:33:55.580anything growing up uh because he was raised in a very very strict uh sort of baptist household
04:34:02.560good man his parents are great people but back then like he the big thing i remember is he never
04:34:06.700watched the simpsons and so you forget how many stupid references are based off like deep cuts
04:34:13.460of that show yeah we'll have a single episode of the simpsons well again i don't know what the
04:34:19.040fuck is wrong with you i don't that's a wild thing i haven't watched any of the recent ones
04:34:24.100but i've watched like lion's share of my life i'm okay not knowing i'll i'll remain
04:34:28.820all i know is every meme about it i've absorbed through right-wing twitter cultural osmosis
04:34:35.380you've only watched the fucked up simpsons edits where it doesn't
04:34:39.260that guy that made dark simpsons used to reply to me all the time i think he was a geo song
04:34:45.280yeah like honestly the simpsons early simpsons is one of like king of the hill like it's a
04:34:51.780yeah oh it's a solid like show and there's a lot of good stories it was my childhood
04:34:57.040yeah it was always on but again so judas he never watched anything growing up oh my god you know
04:35:03.980back when you're a teenager you're young and thinking oh my god you you don't have any
04:35:08.580cultural context now looking back i'm like yes parents ruled like i would like oh he didn't
04:35:13.600have to listen to marilyn manson oh no you know what i mean like we just in the last episode
04:35:20.840but we're talking about slipknot and he's like i don't know what that is i'm like what the fuck
04:35:25.560well i guess yeah why would why should you why should anyone know what slipknot is so true i i
04:35:30.840only like i only really like the first three albums of slipknot like i never like when they
04:35:35.640did like um like the more recent stuff like i didn't because i i don't know cory taylor is
04:35:41.460such a cooler but it's like he is one of the all-time worst men yeah just in any interview
04:35:48.560you i think i hate him but i actually just i dig him as a front man i don't know people yeah as a
04:35:54.380front man he's great but like people think he's some kind of like guru or whatever he's like got
04:35:58.660this amazing political vision oh he's such a california guy i don't know if he wasn't born
04:36:04.180in california but he became a california yeah didn't he have trump derangement syndrome too
04:36:08.980probably but he's also like you know like politics is just corrupt it's just one guy trying to take
04:36:14.720your freedom for another freedom and then it's the corporations that's kind of like this documentary
04:36:19.760yeah it's like you know everything's a corporation and government anything that's power is the same
04:36:25.260sort of power yeah um and and so and power must be rebelled against and i'm a rebel i know that
04:36:31.680because i have a major record labor label deal and i wear designer clothing you know i mean like
04:36:36.500we could go on and on about that archetype yeah but uh you know i hate politicians but bernie
04:36:42.440sanders has some good ideas because he's all about matt christman is that you yeah i noticed he
04:36:50.360tweeted the other day yeah i guess he's back he's i hate i hated imagine coming out of a coma and
04:36:57.480only realized trump won and everyone's been making fun of you for being like a crippled
04:37:02.440vegetable for like six months everyone's made fun like he was did a lot of cocaine before the birth
04:37:08.480of his child and in the back of my mind i'm thinking well that's when you would do it
04:37:13.060like you want to do it before the kid i think there's a you want to have like a final hurrah
04:37:18.000yeah well like you know he did right before i'm like okay good if he did it after well that's
04:37:23.440another thing but that's kind of let her rip one more line before the thing comes out the line
04:37:27.860yeah but apparently it was cumulative and he just did so much that it broke his brain i heard he got
04:37:33.280a bad source though that's what it was but you know that was the rumor i got a deep affection
04:37:38.920for guys who die from cocaine so i ended up liking a bit more after that i suppose
04:37:44.560yeah but like he's a terrible sadist though that's the he wants us all he would want us
04:37:50.120all in camps everyone listening to this show okay dude i know we're just off the rails right now but
04:37:55.340did you see that the new leftist show that's attempting to redeem the midas touch or whatever
04:38:02.880well no it's called doom scroll oh and it's a video podcast he started on that one and they're
04:38:09.180interviewing like will menaker like i don't hate chapel's trap house either like i i like the vibe
04:38:14.960i liked you know a lot about it i thought was kind of interesting i'm not i'm gonna i'm not
04:38:19.160no guatemalans just vibes yeah but but then you see them in interviews and you realize like you
04:38:24.500you powerfully don't have anything to say like you're very boring people and you're just
04:38:30.320complaining about libs but you're not complaining about like we do which is that we should round
04:38:34.900them up and do things it's like yeah we should we should uh why is why is no one giving bernie
04:38:40.360sanders a chance to him like he it's over it's yeah like what year is it to see this like
04:38:45.520rehabilitation of the dirtbag left that's what we the fact we called it geo we called it too
04:38:52.040they were gonna try and go back to that no it's still going on about aoc exactly aoc is just
04:38:58.180fucking done just she doesn't need to be brought up at all is there anyone else to talk about
04:39:03.260that bernie sanders aoc it's because they thought she was pregnant
04:39:06.400no but it's because he's he's trying to do like this uh online anthropology stuff and uh
04:39:12.820i'm gonna refrain from commenting on this podcast because uh frankly it you know
04:39:17.980affects someone that's uh does it get you worked up it gets me worked up but like was aoc pregnant
04:39:24.520no no i mean about this there can't be democrat women getting pregnant that's the party of baby
04:39:30.460killing come on now we just watched a nice like mid-woman from michigan sterilize herself because
04:39:37.260so she's in office so she just got fat for a bit and then well yeah she's a she's a mexican
04:39:42.280entering her like mid-30s it's over for her didn't it doesn't cinema have kids
04:39:48.100no she does she or did she did she get off just because like she's like bi or whatever
04:39:54.860kristen yeah that's probably it is she a mom she's only 48 let's find out is she a mother
04:40:01.320uh children uh let's see no mention of children is she is we'll look that up um
04:40:11.440i think a few democrat women have children i think doesn't gretchen whitmer have a daughter
04:40:16.520uh born to middle class mormon parents in arizona oh i don't know does she
04:40:23.300i think gretchen wittmer has kids oh god nightmarish she's not that bad looking
04:40:31.220i'm a future moldovan citizen on this question i think gretchen wimmer is not i think you just
04:40:37.140have some weird like never mind i'm not gonna go that far but uh but i think like oh me gretchen
04:40:44.340whitmer is a terrible person no i i mentioned whitmer i would uh throw in jail in a heartbeat
04:40:49.940just for that god say something without everyone getting mad no do you remember that chip thing
04:40:58.040she did that she's like feeding yeah the whole communion thing where she's making fun of catholic
04:41:03.400eucharist is i put her in jail just for that was that what it was i thought it was her trying to
04:41:09.780be like you know she literally had some like woman on her knees as you would traditionally
04:41:15.500receive communion in the catholic church and she's holding her like a dorito as the wafer
04:41:19.680oh man that that kind of that's it you know i hope that's a boner no no i i thought she was
04:41:27.160going for some kind of like i just like retarded shit i just like no but i thought she was you
04:41:36.000know like like a like an old school like typo negative music video like you know that one for
04:41:41.240christian woman like i thought she was going for that type of vibe but i didn't know she was like
04:41:45.860spoofing the catholic church or whatever yeah like when i hear stories about lauren bobert
04:41:51.280and like oh she was kicked out of like the movie theater some theater performance i thought it was
04:41:57.340yeah because you're feeling each other up yeah she was drunk and getting felt up and vaping i look at
04:42:02.520that and i say all right i love i love i love a dumb hoe and no but i'm tired of pretending that
04:42:11.100it's not i have i i wrote some joke about her hold on i have a lauren was it howling mutant that said
04:42:16.440that the reason boomer cons love uh what's her name mace is because she's sort of like the
04:42:21.220attainable milk type of deal no bobert is just her entire twitter line is just like it just
04:42:28.220screams fuck me and i don't hear what anybody says yeah nancy may her entire twitter account
04:42:34.100is just like fuck me that's awesome yeah so this is yeah so she had uh she had said something about
04:42:41.680uh she had lauren bobert was in the news the other week because she was giving um
04:42:46.720where was it here there is she a grandmother now no i think she's a mom i don't know if she's a
04:42:52.940grandma oh no maybe no no no i'm pretty sure that that's fucking sarah palin who's a grandparent
04:42:57.580I don't want everyone to apologize to Sarah Palin.
04:43:01.460But anyway, so Congressman Laura Boebert was in the news last week promising to give pardoned January 6th protesters a personal guided tour of the U.S. Capitol building.
04:43:09.920The idea originally came from her staffers, as Boebert's original suggestion was taking them to the National Theater.
04:43:20.000She's going to take Baked Alaska for a ride.
04:43:24.680Someone's going to get railed on the lectern again.
04:43:27.580we love the only guy that you know it's funny because there was there was a blood satellite
04:43:33.200edit with uh uh baked alaska song we love our cops but you spliced in we love we love our
04:43:42.120well it was like an old uh i think it was who's the fucking guy who did siege he would go on this
04:43:49.840got any better ones yes bob larson yeah if you're a charlie charlie manson i'd call it you know
04:44:01.400that whole clip um yeah and sometimes it makes you sound the second one it was like it was like
04:44:09.98030 years apart they had a second interview together hey chat you know how like this
04:44:15.520entire conversation has been like do you remember this is what your old folks home
04:44:19.520is going to look like in like 25 to 30 years of racist guys on twitter like going over bangers
04:44:27.200like you're when paul scalas blocked me you remember when luigi killed that guy you remember
04:44:32.420book chat you remember the hamiltonian casey guy going after martin and then it's like that's very
04:44:37.920nice sir now let's roll you over for your state mandated racial abuse by immigrant workers it's
04:44:44.120just like the end of the irishman it's like you know who james mason was no who that i don't know
04:44:49.940doesn't matter oh no that's so bad that's so bad it was like something it was like i remember there
04:44:57.100was that's me what do you mean why the fuck am i on television there was this cartoon where it was
04:45:02.400like some disgruntled like vietnam war vet i remember my friend wrestling with wormwood he
04:45:06.600said that back in the day this was like wignet 1.1 where it was like a vietnam war vet with a
04:45:12.040korean wife or whatever with the vietnamese wife but he was like incredibly racist
04:45:16.580way to talk to you about lomez ah who banned him cancer oh