00:14:59.000When a lot of times it is behavior patterns that you could break and fix.
00:15:04.000I've struggled with certain things that since I was a child that, you know, I just think of and put two and two together when, you know, reading and it just makes sense to me.
00:20:37.000This is kind of crazy because, like, I remember growing up in Connecticut, like, a teacher had to have, like, you could get your bachelor's and become a teacher, but then you had to get your master's.
00:20:44.000Like, how do you, are they that short for teachers where it's like you can go as a student?
00:20:48.000Um, it actually kind of happened on accident.
00:21:03.000Because I've seen a couple teachers here in Florida as well that they don't have their bachelor's and not need to get a master's or they're in the school.
00:29:22.000I went on a whole rant about this when I was doing the IRL at Penn State.0.99
00:29:25.000I was like, why are people, because I saw a couple idiots saying, I was like, dude, he literally qualifies and says, this goes against my Christian ethics.0.99
00:30:11.000I've been able to literally watch that whole thing collapse after that debate, watch that all the infighting start, the entirety of that whole thing collapse.
00:40:49.000Right, well, the whole point is that the question is to point out what your preconceived notions of the bias are and why you would go that way.
00:41:15.000If I would only select in a vacuum that I would choose a male pilot just because, even though the woman's same exact qualifications, I just find her annoying, what is actually the problem with that?0.68
00:42:09.000If I don't want to, you don't want to.0.96
00:42:11.000Anytime I see you, I'm saying you wouldn't want to miss out on the chance of experiencing that person as a person just because you think a woman is annoying.
00:42:35.000That's why I'm saying with the whole progressive worldview, Is ingrained with these like internal critiques of biases.
00:42:43.000And anytime I ask them, like, what's wrong with me actually embracing my biases because I want to avoid these experiences because I don't like this people or I don't like these people or I don't like this, they can never really answer why I should value it.
00:42:54.000I don't think that's a very progressive.
00:42:56.000Actually, I'm actually a very conservative person.
00:42:58.000Well, that's an egalitarian axiom that you're starting with to say that we should do everything based on merit and get rid of our biases.
00:43:06.000That's like literally foundationally egalitarian, which isn't conservative.
00:43:11.000That's a liberal position, progressive position.
00:44:07.000I think it's totally fine that you want a male pilot.0.99
00:44:10.000I'm just saying that if it's completely the same, then I wouldn't, I personally, so then you should accept my opinion as well that I wouldn't pick why my whole opinion is that I shouldn't accept your fucking opinion.0.97
00:44:24.000The entirety of what I'm saying is that my ingrained biases are telling me that I shouldn't actually accept what you're saying or I shouldn't actually do the things that you're asking.
00:46:33.000Take it away from people just because I know the history of being in the past, not taking that away from women and the problems that it causes.
00:46:43.000Do you know that most of the supposed problems that people believe that it caused were lies that were made up wholesale by Margaret Sanger and the Rockefeller Foundation and their Bureau for Social Hygiene, which was a eugenicist movement?
00:46:58.000So these are actual things that women went through.
00:47:05.000Alley abortions, back alley abortions specifically are in my book because the term itself was like a made up term.
00:47:14.000It there were no like no alley, you didn't have to sneak in the back door.0.98
00:47:19.000And medicalized abortion was something they would do it in a doctor's home that would do it for them.0.86
00:47:24.000Well, but here's the thing abortion only became medicalized after Planned Parenthood became a thing in the 1950s.
00:47:30.000Prior to that, it was midwives, it was never a medical thing, so you weren't like going into a doctor to get an abortion.
00:47:38.000The vast majority of the time, anyway.
00:47:39.000People didn't go to doctors like they do now, you know, in the 20s when Sanger was writing this stuff.
00:47:46.000There's literal proof that she made up a lot of these statistics that this idea that there was thousands and thousands of women dying all the time from botched abortions.
00:48:01.000But legalizing abortion just gave us way, way, way more abortion.
00:48:06.000They also lied about the numbers, the actual number of abortions, even if you calculate for all the ones that wouldn't be recorded or reported, which is most of them, it was probably somewhere around.
00:48:18.000Seven to ten thousand a year, and now we've got like over a million a year ever since Roe v. Wade.
00:48:23.000So, all we got from legalizing abortion was more abortion.
00:48:27.000So, if you actually like this chapter of my book, it goes over how we have more deaths from abortion now because of how many more abortions there are, especially globally.
00:48:36.000So, just something to look into because a lot of what people believe about that is totally lies.
00:48:42.000So, you think that we should ban abortion?
00:49:55.000Probably the only one is her that's not.1.00
00:49:57.000I used to be pro choice until I had an assistant who was very pro choice to the point where she showed me two pictures of her own abortions in her hands and told me that she would do it again.
00:50:10.000And I kind of had a mental breakdown after seeing that and realized that if I got pregnant, I would not be able to do it.0.80
00:50:16.000And that I do know a lot of young women who talk about using abortions as birth control.
00:50:40.000No, it really makes me sick, especially once I learned that the biggest cause of deaths in the world pretty much at this point is abortions.
00:50:48.000Yeah, so one third of genders got aborted.0.95
00:50:52.000So women cause most of the deaths of the world?1.00
00:53:12.000It hurts me when, for example, if you were to ask, would you have a male or female doctor?
00:53:19.000People say male, and every time, and if the merit of the female doctor is more, or that female doctor is a much better doctor, for example, or that doctor is more willing to listen rather than the male doctor, you know, I hear a lot from my friends that actually I'd rather have a female doctor because she actually listens to what I come with the diagnosis, and she comes up with the diagnosis because she actually listens to me.
00:54:26.000I mean, I hear some people that some of my friends tell me actually they do prefer female doctors because they feel like they listen to them more.
00:54:34.000Is it like, because when I've heard this argument, most of the time it's like for surgery, a lot of times they prefer men.
00:54:40.000Whenever it's like a, you know, something that requires precision or some level of dexterity, whatever, they prefer men.0.87
00:54:46.000Like medical, like a regular, you know, general practitioner is one thing, but I think when it comes to procedures, especially high risk procedures, at least when I've asked women, like a BBL, they almost overwhelmingly say, I want a male doctor.0.99
00:57:04.000So you know that over 95% of infrastructure jobs are still held by men 100 years after women have been liberated and able to pick any job they want.
00:57:13.000So if the women can do anything the men can do, how come they're not going into any of the jobs that build and maintain?0.56
00:57:20.000This, like, modern society that makes them think they can do anything men can do.0.98
00:57:24.000I think, um, and girls, I'm not, if you want to do it in girls, you can.0.99
00:57:29.000I'm sorry, sorry, girls want to give their opinion if you can too.0.80
00:57:33.000I think women are better at certain things and men are better at certain things.
00:57:38.000Being a surgeon is just, I'm not saying that men are better, but would I prefer a male surgeon?
00:57:45.000It's just like biologically, but like, my that's kind of beside what we're talking about now, which is this idea that, like, It was oppression for people to suggest that women should be mothers.
00:58:26.000That's why a lot of women choose not to go into surgery.1.00
00:58:29.000That's why a lot of women aren't choosing to have children anymore because we've told them that being a mom isn't worth anything and that if you want to be a winner and you want to be successful, you have to go be a surgeon.
00:58:40.000And then they get there and they find out, well, if I'm going to be a surgeon, like that's going to take all my time and effort.
00:58:45.000There's going to be barely anything left for me.
00:59:18.000You're the hypothetical empress, and you have to organize society.1.00
00:59:23.000And so there's two different types that you have.
00:59:25.000One type of human being can have the children, the other type is remarkably well suited.
00:59:31.000Towards all labor and infrastructure jobs, right?1.00
00:59:35.000How do you organize that society, you tell me, as empress, for what you would want to promote each of those different sexes to do in order to make that society thrive?0.99
01:01:57.000It's not even that it's black and white.
01:01:58.000And I allowed for even nuance in the hypothetical.0.60
01:02:00.000You just said that you would organize society around the one sex that can have children having the children and the other sex remarkably suited for all infrastructure doing that.0.85
01:02:43.000Or would you, or would you organize society and say your young fertile years, you should probably have children in a family and then later on move towards these other pursuits if you were trying to make for an expansive society?
01:03:57.000Well, then wouldn't you prioritize your most fertile years towards having children and then your non fertile years towards higher education and these other things?1.00
01:04:04.000Yeah, she doesn't want to have children.
01:04:06.000Yeah, again, that's rare, but in that particular instance, you might be able to make some kind of case for this inside of a preference.
01:04:40.000And then when you hit 35, you can start thinking about it.
01:04:42.000Yeah, there's a side effect that you don't think of either, which is if you're not replacing yourself, someone's replacing you.0.98
01:04:48.000And inside the United States, we're not replacing ourselves and we're getting replaced by Indians and by El Sayed and by people like this.0.94
01:04:59.000So it's just I'm just asking you want to promote the health and welfare of your nation, right?0.87
01:05:04.000If you want to promote the health and welfare of your nation, shouldn't you have the message that young 20 year old women should be having babies and getting married?
01:05:12.000Rather than the message of go to college and get into debt, so that you waste your young, fertile year, that just seems I think that's the beauty of America because you have that choice.0.85
01:05:21.000Well, there's not going to be an America anymore because none of the American women want to have kids or prioritize motherhood.1.00
01:05:57.000You know, I've done my duty to my children and to my husband and to society and, you know, kind of learned how to be a responsible adult human being and take care of other kids and put something else before myself.
01:06:10.000And now, yeah, I've kind of earned it.0.63
01:06:16.000Yeah, now if I want to write a book or do something else, now I still only do that around my other duties because I'm still his wife and there are duties and obligations that come with that.
01:06:27.000I do a lot for him and for the kids still, even though they're adults.
01:06:31.000Hopefully, I'm going to be a grandma soon and that's going to take priority over any of this stuff.
01:06:52.000The last thing anyone needs is another female psychologist.1.00
01:06:56.000No offense, but it's like a waste of your money and time to earn a degree in that when it's such an oversaturated market that most people with that degree can't even make good money.1.00
01:07:06.000It's becoming a joke, too, to be honest with you.
01:07:46.000Don't we want those really smart women to have like five or six or seven?1.00
01:07:49.000We want them to have like the super IQ kids?1.00
01:07:53.000What could actually be more important than the fact that you can reproduce that wondrous mind that's able to make you an MD?
01:07:59.000Seven times and put seven copies who could be future neurosurgeons because only you can.
01:08:04.000How is that better instead to selfishly say, I'll go after my whims and my dreams and the things that I want rather than say, well, I could put seven other human beings here who have the same mind who can now quantify the work that I normally would be doing.
01:08:19.000And you could even still do that work after the 20s.
01:08:22.000It just seems like the way that we're organizing in society just seems backwards to me.
01:08:27.000It feels like society is kind of doing it on purpose, though.0.96
01:08:30.000You know, like they're doing it to break up the nuclear family, push women.
01:08:34.000To go to school, have them be professionals.0.98
01:08:47.000I think I want to work towards eventually when I have a family being able to do that because going through the school system is just teaching you how to be another number within this system that is literally just dividing us all between sexes, dividing us all between family, and just creating a society where we rely on the government.0.76
01:09:07.000To tell us how to eat, breathe, and live.0.74
01:09:16.000In my perfect society, your job is done.
01:09:18.000To be real with you, like, because your job also destroys your family.
01:09:23.000In a perfect society, I never would have gotten to this point.
01:09:26.000I would have already been married and had a family and would never have even thought of this, which when I was younger, I definitely wanted that.0.95
01:09:31.000There are no societal pressures that make a person a hooker.0.94
01:09:41.000In modern United States, other than you being human trafficked, that makes a woman a hooker, it's a choice because you're greedy, you want fucking money.1.00
01:10:26.000Like, hookers will do anything to justify hooking.0.99
01:10:31.000I've never seen a group of people in my life who will justify activity that they will knowingly look me in the eyes and be like, Andrew, what I'm doing is fucking immoral.0.99
01:14:28.000And I think that's another thing that's difficult to find now: is that, for example, women now are more going into medical schools or colleges than men in terms of making more money.
01:14:44.000Yeah, now you all want to find someone who makes more than you.
01:14:47.000And for me, to find a man that makes more money than me is difficult.
01:14:53.000You mean, you mean, all right, let's pull this calculator.
01:21:00.000Distinction that's always so bothersome to me.
01:21:02.000If you're just talking about logically organizing a society, it's like if you really wanted to value the idea of having those six or seven other human beings that have your brain, the medical doctor brain, right?
01:21:16.000Then who cares if the guy makes $80,000, $90,000, $70,000?
01:22:29.000And then you grow the life together.0.94
01:22:32.000You're never, it was never meant to be where, A woman establishes a whole life independent by herself and then tries to find a man to partner up with after that.0.98
01:22:43.000And when you try to just flip that switch and then all of a sudden you're going to become a mother, like how, how do you think that's going to work for you after years of having an established medical practice and being a doctor?
01:22:55.000And say you meet the right guy and you have your first baby when you're 33.
01:22:59.000You're just going to suddenly stay home and like take care of them and you're going to be happy with that and you're going to let him work and kind of.
01:23:06.000Take care of everything so that you can focus on the baby.
01:23:08.000Like, I have older friends that waited and they had a really hard time and didn't adjust well at all because they built lives independent of each other.
01:23:35.000Is going through a bunch of fucking hard ass shit together.1.00
01:23:38.000And that's what makes relationships work, too, is going through a bunch of hard ass shit together.1.00
01:23:43.000I think because, like, you, her, it's like you women that have jobs or whatever, like, your job directly influences, like, Your attraction triggers to some degree and the type of men that you feel like you qualify for.1.00
01:25:14.000If it was such an attractive thing, you would have been married and had a guy by now.1.00
01:25:17.000But the problem is that when women have careers, like, that career directly influences their dating strategy and how they move and what they think that they're what they deserve.1.00
01:25:34.000Like, the problem is that when women get more money and get more status, like, you guys think that you qualify for more, but we don't get to see that.1.00
01:26:01.000A smart two fallacy, no, no, yeah, it's one that's one that I made.
01:26:05.000It's a brand new fallacy that I made up, okay.
01:26:08.000So, this is every single discord call I've ever had with men who are talking about dating and this.
01:26:13.000And I'm not like you guys, I don't do dating coaching and like that.
01:26:15.000It's not my thing, uh, but I do listen because it helps me when I'm doing when I'm debating feminists and this and that.1.00
01:26:21.000So, smart two fallacy works like this, bro, her tits are huge and she loves to and she's smart too, yeah, bro, really, bro, and she's smart.1.00
01:26:32.000It's like a total afterthought that comes.1.00
01:27:13.000If I took the average guy and the average woman, I would argue the average guy is going to put a significant emphasis on the way a woman looks, the majority, and then women are going to put a significant emphasis on some level of competency and intelligence.0.99
01:27:25.000Like, we don't categorize intelligence the same way.
01:30:25.000For you to find a guy that makes a lot of money and has this integrity that you're talking about, isn't going to fuck other bitches when you're not looking?1.00
01:30:30.000You're going to need some guy that has some semblance of like, you know, religion doctrine.1.00
01:30:34.000The problem is that these guys are not going to want you in return a lot of the times because you're not going to want to sit home and take care of the kids.
01:30:39.000You don't want to give up your career that you fought to get, which is fine, no problem.
01:30:42.000But what I'm saying is that the guy that you're looking for doesn't want you back in return.
01:30:47.000That's what I'm trying to explain to you.1.00
01:30:49.000And this is something that a lot of women have an issue with.1.00
01:30:51.000You too, being a streamer, you're cooked, you're cooked, all are cooked.1.00
01:30:55.000Like, You guys are going to struggle to find a guy because men that make money or guys that have that type of status or are influencers as well, most of them are not going to want a girl that is on the internet.
01:31:06.000That's why your boyfriend told you to get off the internet.
01:31:07.000He knew in the back of his mind, you being on the internet would compromise the relationship.
01:31:44.000Do you guys know that back in the day, back when women's suffrage was like a thing and they were trying to push the vote for women, there were way more women who were against women's suffrage than who were in favor of it.
01:31:57.000And one of the specific reasons they gave for being against women's enfranchisement was they said, look, if you make us equal with men, they're going to expect that we work, we're going to have to start paying our own bills, and we won't have providers.
01:32:09.000So, like all this protection and provision stuff that we enjoy right now, it's going to go away.
01:32:14.000And they were right because now all of you guys are like, well, I wouldn't do this if I could find a guy who wanted to do the traditional thing.
01:32:21.000But I also feel like I don't want to do the traditional thing because it's too risky and it's trying to have it both ways.
01:32:28.000You can't say, I want to be strong and independent and not need a man, but I also want a man who wants to protect me and provide for me.
01:33:03.000You being a doctor, you are going to work like all hours and stuff like that.
01:33:06.000And it's like, why would I. Men make money to like, you know, to not have to worry about like their woman talking back to them or whatever.
01:33:52.000Well, the problem, too, and this is something that I ran into and whatever all the time, and then having these conversations outside of that with so many different women and so many different men.0.99
01:34:04.000Women really just don't want to settle at all.0.96
01:34:07.000They don't want to settle at all, not in any way, shape, or form.1.00
01:34:10.000And their friends consistently reinforce to them that they should not settle.
01:34:13.000Under any circumstances, they shouldn't settle.1.00
01:36:05.000Now, what the sisterhood does is if you're like me and you're publicly in love with your man and you are loyal and submissive to him, they're like, Oh, wow.
01:36:49.000The thing that Keith Lemon Sinclair is.
01:36:51.000Perpetually having higher standards than what they qualify for is what I would say.1.00
01:36:54.000I mean, not to be an asshole, but a majority of women that are single more than likely is because you guys are shooting way too high for what you actually give in return to that guy.0.97
01:37:03.000I think if a man settles, he's going to cheat like secretly to the best of his ability.0.98
01:37:08.000If he settles for you and he doesn't really like you like that, he's eventually going to cheat.
01:37:13.000You're thinking about settlement the wrong way.
01:46:15.000The OnlyFans, not as much, but with social media, I think it's just like anybody who posts on social media, there's a lot that goes into doing that.
01:46:22.000And if I don't market myself on social media, I'm not going to get anywhere on OnlyFans.
01:46:29.000So, guys, Andrew's on a little bit of a shorter thing.
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01:49:46.000I mean, it differs between men what the motivations are, but generally, men don't have much in the way of commitment issues for a woman who's worth committing to.
01:49:55.000It's just that most of the time now in modernity, risk assessment is a huge problem for men.
01:50:02.000When they begin assessing risk versus reward, they find out that there's way less reward than risk.
01:50:07.000And so more and more of them want to opt out or opt over.
01:50:46.000When you guys are going through hard things, like, how do you.
01:50:50.000Slow down and like maybe reconnect with each other.
01:50:53.000How do you guys stay strong through those?
01:50:55.000Yeah, so we, I mean, we used to, like every other couple on planet Earth, probably fought all the time when there were financial issues or there were, you know, other issues that are going on.
01:51:04.000A lot of times, the person who's the most convenient is a person that you want to fight with the most, right?
01:51:10.000I remember, I think that this was pretty close.
01:51:12.000I don't, I don't remember, you know, the exact day when this happened.
01:51:15.000I want to say it was like 10 years, really.
01:51:18.000But we finally sat down with each other and I just said, I'm not going to fight with you anymore.
01:52:22.000Like, if it's not that important, why are we fighting?
01:52:25.000And I just realized it was like this big light bulb that went off for me where I was like, I don't, I can simply choose to like, Just leave it, yeah, to just leave it alone.0.98
01:52:35.000And 99% of the time, two weeks or a month from now, you're not even going to remember whatever the stupid thing was you were fighting about.0.95
01:52:43.000Most of the time, we're fighting, it's more like a struggle for dominance with the man.1.00
01:54:43.000And then the opposition side to that is like when it comes to men, they feel like they can never achieve that like Greek god status for that, that some other men put is that high stake.
01:54:56.000And it's like for normal people, this does not work this way at all.
01:55:00.000And it's still mostly a localized market for men.
01:55:03.000They're meeting their wives at work, they're meeting their wives, you know, in their social groups, things like this.
01:55:08.000The online phenomenon, that is where most people are meeting, right?
01:55:12.000But men still have better luck locally.
01:55:19.000Like, I don't want to use her example to beat on you, but like, notice I'll make these concessions for clavicular, but want to make those concessions for the localized guys.1.00
01:55:28.000Because she has access and vision of someone who meets all the parameters that she wants, and she's going to break the rules for those guys.0.98
01:56:28.000I mean, has everyone, I'm assuming all of you, all the ladies here, have probably chatted with or spoken with a guy that was a celebrity or very high net worth at some point in your life?
01:57:56.000I don't even think, after thinking this through for a long time, I don't even think that the disadvantage for men is necessarily a problem because we're hunters.
01:59:54.000You're going to have to accept that that's the truth.1.00
01:59:57.000But is he completely fucked when it comes to where 90% of his criticisms were at the red pill or at the manosphere and things like this?1.00
02:00:06.000Because the entirety of his criticisms were based around the fact that you're all pieces of shit and he was great.1.00
02:02:01.000Why don't any of these sociologists ever run long term sociological studies on whether or not men, if they have very close friends, get as much out of unloading and unburdening their soul to them as they do with sociologists?
02:02:13.000Why are there no long term studies on that?
02:02:15.000Oh, wait, I know because that would fuck up their whole grift, right?
02:02:19.000And not only that, I've noticed that women have completely taken over psychology and kind of bastardized it.1.00
02:02:25.000I'll tell this quick story, then we'll reach out to close this thing out.1.00
02:02:28.000When I was at the Diddy trial, They brought in this woman who is a subject matter expert or whatever, and she was just using pseudoscience bullshit on.0.98
02:02:38.000Well, the whole thing's pseudoscience.
02:02:39.000Yeah, on like, oh yeah, Cassie stayed with him because X, Y, Z.
02:02:42.000And it's like, wait, no, she was with him because she's an adult and she wanted the money.
02:02:46.000Like, why are we making all these like bullshit?1.00
02:02:48.000So when I said they have to make everything a medical diagnosis, everything is, oh, this person has something attachment disorder and this person has narcissistic personality disorder.0.97
02:02:58.000So decisions that people make and behaviors that people do are now medical diagnoses, right?
02:03:04.000Me being happily married to this guy, being with the same man for 20 years is like Stockholm syndrome.
02:04:01.000Well, I mean, we didn't, we didn't even get into that because, you know, when I do a debate, I want to keep it within the confines of the topic.
02:04:08.000But, um, the, the Cornell 7 case is, I mean, it's vindication for many, many men.1.00
02:04:17.000This chick lied her fucking ass off.1.00
02:04:20.000After she lied her ass off, turns out she raped one of the men.1.00
02:04:53.000And he also came out and said, yeah, she, I think she gave him a blowjob for saying something while he was asleep and then penetrated him.0.99
02:05:24.000To the dumb Iranian chick, you're so smug, but Rachel knows way more than you and is double dipping feminist whores like you that have ruined the U.S. marriage market.1.00
02:05:32.000Go back to Iran where you can learn how to obey.1.00
02:05:34.000If all women were like Rachel, the U.S. would be unstoppable.1.00
02:06:07.000Okay, so when a woman can't afford to put her kids in daycare and go work a job, is that something she fought for, or is that like oppression?0.98
02:06:20.000So, if you okay, let me phrase it differently if you have the money.0.91
02:06:24.000To go work your job, you know, or you make enough money that you can support yourself, have a job.0.99
02:06:29.000Is that something that you think women before you fought for, for you to have the ability to do that?
02:06:35.000I mean, it's not a debate that women in Iran are oppressed.
02:09:14.000I don't understand why Myron is, though.
02:09:18.000Oh, I think that Myron has a different view than I do about that.
02:09:21.000No, I mean, look, I don't want to make this a geopolitical debate because we have special guests here, but you are using a lot of the what I call shot hard propaganda.0.92
02:09:30.000You're like a typical Iranian that lives in America that worships the Jews and thinks the war is awesome and supports it.0.95
02:09:37.000And, you know, I don't think we should be involved whatsoever.1.00
02:09:48.000Does the Iranian government support the Houthis?
02:09:51.000The only reason I commented on it is because in America, in the West, like we can't, Iran's kind of beyond the scope of what we can talk about here because we're all in America.
02:10:00.000But the reason I commented on you saying because they fought for it is because I'll have women tell me, well, you're privileged to get to stay home and raise your kids yourself.0.86
02:10:40.000So whenever I hear a woman say, well, we fought for it, it's like, okay, well, then don't complain about I can't find a man to support me and I have to have a job now.
02:10:48.000I think what we're doing here is complaining, but what they did in Iran on the streets is fighting, that they were fighting.
02:11:14.000If some besieging motherfucker comes and tries to take them to prison and whip them and rape them in prison, then they can just quickly put their shawl up to wear a hijab because it's still a law, even though.1.00
02:11:28.000They're in the mall without it, it's still a law.1.00
02:14:44.000So they support Palestine, which supports the United States.0.71
02:14:46.000But that's because, wait a second though, that's because they see everything through the lens of an oppressor or oppressed class and they believe that the Jews are an ethnostate.
02:14:55.000If it was the case, if it was the case, there's a lot of Democrats that it wasn't in the oppressor oppressed class, they would not be on the side of Palestinians at all.
02:15:07.000They only can see things through that viewpoint, though.0.88
02:15:10.000Conservatives and their dislike of Israel has fucking nothing at all to do with why progressives don't like them.0.88
02:15:16.000They arrive at the same conclusion we don't like Israel for totally different reasons.0.96
02:15:21.000I mean, progressives, liberals, Democrats, they're just virtue signaling to Palestine.0.87
02:16:26.000If it were the case of the United States stopping, Importing any Muslims at all, which is what Trump wanted to do with his Muslim ban in the very beginning.
02:16:33.000Let's just say no Muslims were allowed to come in at all.
02:16:36.000And then we essentially cut off all aid to Israel.0.81
02:16:39.000How would Iran ever be a threat to us?0.99
02:18:04.000How do you terrorize us if you're not here?
02:18:07.000Yeah, as usual, she gave what I expected her to give the typical Fox News Israeli angle, where it's like Israel's problems are also America's problems.
02:18:36.000They want a regime change and completely destroy it versus the United States, like, ah, we want a regime change, but we don't want to destabilize it like Iraq.
02:19:47.000This war serves zero strategic benefit to the United States.
02:19:49.000So therefore, I'm going to be critical of the war and the real reason we're in the war, which no one wants to say, which is the Israelis have dragged us into this war.0.97
02:21:40.000It is our support of Israel as to why they are so angry and why they yell Dead to America because we support the bombs that fly over and destroy them.0.94
02:22:04.000You do realize that Muslims, even without Israel there, would eventually move to conquer the United States.1.00
02:22:11.000Well, yeah, I mean, Islam, the religion of itself, you know, is like they want to spread it far and wide.0.95
02:22:15.000But what I'm trying to say is that, like, geopolitically, the reason why a lot of Muslim countries have resentment towards the United States, a big part of it is supportive of us.0.98
02:22:24.000Well, there's no doubt that that's true.0.98
02:22:50.000Notice how the countries that Judaism is more prevalent in America.1.00
02:22:55.000Well, they're outbirthing Americans because women want to be whores and not have kids, and then they're having more kids than you.1.00
02:23:01.000The Muslim strategy of the womb is an excellent strategy.1.00
02:23:05.000I mean, it's really hard not to take a step back and go, man, for a bunch of fucking low IQ peasant goat fuckers, it's amazing to me that they were able to utilize this plan for conquering the West of the womb.1.00
02:24:24.000The early Zionist colleges wanted, and the biggest arguments that they made in the early Zionist colleges were hey, we're making inroads in the West.0.98
02:24:33.000Finally, we can meld in with the populations of the West.
02:25:02.000I'll send that book to you if you don't have it.
02:25:04.000There's great arguments from the original Zionist colleges when they were the Jewish get togethers, basically, where they were arguing these things out.
02:25:13.000And the earliest anti Zionists in those Jewish colleges said, Israel's a terrible idea.
02:25:17.000It'll actually centralize all Jews in one area, which will build resentment towards them, and it will not make any Jews who live there safer.
02:25:27.000And the entire history of Israel has not been a history of Jews who are here are safer because they're here.
02:25:34.000They've always been safer in Western nations.
02:25:37.000Even right this second, if you're a Jew in the United States and you're a Jew in Western Europe, nobody can make the argument you're not safer than if you're a Jew in Israel.0.61
02:26:01.000And assimilate and have all of the benefits of being an English citizen.
02:26:06.000And if you do this, then everyone's going to think that we're all just Zionists and that we're all secretly, you know, in cahoots with each other, which is the stereotype.
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