Human Events Daily with Jack Posobiec - THOUGHTCRIME Ep. 24 — DINKS and SINKS？ Taylor Swift： Person of the Year？

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00:00:12.220 hello everybody happy thought crime thursday jack posobik is with us we both decided to wear

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00:00:36.260 right here blake blake is back from auschwitz blake yeah back back from i got stuck in auschwitz

00:00:41.700 that that i'm told that's a common problem there but uh my tour group accidentally left me behind

00:00:46.500 and so i was i was abandoned at birkenau and then i also saw i saw napoleon in a movie theater built

00:00:51.500 by joseph stalin uh it was fitting it was a very stalinistic uh film in the sense that it went on

00:00:59.480 forever and i really really wanted to leave but couldn't tyler happy to be here charlie we're we're

00:01:08.160 alive and kicking we are here all right so first what is the first story first story uh person of

00:01:14.640 the year taylor swift uh they had a lot of options they could have picked but time went with uh the

00:01:20.000 swifties they are the most important thank god wow she pulled it off boys pulled it off she pulled

00:01:26.000 it off gosh i just just love her so so much i mean just think of all her accomplishments you know

00:01:32.380 her um you know and then there was the uh the time that she uh you know with with the children that

00:01:38.560 she um doesn't have uh and the um the uh what what has she done what has she accomplished actually

00:01:47.560 guys can can anyone name like a she had a really she is the most famous celebrity in the world that

00:01:54.340 appears to be what the justification for it was was just uh-huh well who determines that

00:02:01.080 so here's the opening line from the time person of the year article if you guys want to bring it up

00:02:06.100 on screen if you can uh we can show it here but uh taylor swift is telling me a story and when taylor

00:02:11.740 swift tells you a story you listen because you know it's going to be good not only because she's

00:02:18.380 had an extraordinary life but because she's an extraordinary storyteller so okay all right

00:02:25.800 that's a name of her best stories can anyone name some of there's that song romeo and julia i don't

00:02:32.120 remember love story i guess is the name of the song and she's in love with the guy but they're

00:02:36.020 parents don't like the guy isn't her whole genre about how she's childless and unmarried

00:02:42.080 isn't that her whole thing which is rallying up young women to sing about their misery

00:02:46.300 i you know she sings about happy stuff too and what i think it's fascinating how she goes from that

00:02:53.000 and still gives off virgin vibes the whole time like she pulls from every category it's not the vibe i

00:03:00.100 go yeah that's how parents i don't but parents think that she's like this like a virgin she's

00:03:04.520 like they agree with tyler i think tyler's like the virgin mary 100 percent tyler is totally right

00:03:08.700 that if you talk to your normie suburban housewife they think she's like mother mary and i want my

00:03:14.720 daughter to be like her and she has she has a body count that needs an exponent well and here's the

00:03:21.060 other part that you lay on top of that she's not even that attractive so like the entire paradox

00:03:26.800 this whole thing that she's made parents believe that she's like a virgin she has you know this

00:03:32.400 well-accomplished career of not ever doing anything like that like you should do in order to be a

00:03:37.660 successful human being on planet earth while at the same time being really subpar average like if you

00:03:43.040 didn't know who taylor swift was you saw her in a shopping mall she would be a four maybe a five like

00:03:48.220 on like her best day like as a normal person not four no i'm not gonna go on her best day

00:03:55.800 come on dude she's had like let's tens of millions of dollars put into her jack

00:04:00.720 like it's not have you seen those memes you're not you're not ugly you're just poor she's not she

00:04:05.840 has spent all that money if she was normal taylor swift she's a 10 i i'm not saying she's a 10

00:04:10.900 i'm not saying she's a nine before the millions of dollars she was a five yes a four a four she's

00:04:18.280 like a seven if you made a bell curve probably 50 million dollars you made a bell curve of the

00:04:24.720 women in america in which an average person is five you would put taylor swift to the left of that

00:04:30.720 have you been to an amusement park in the last decade have you been to a movie theater have you

00:04:35.540 did you see her mouth have you been to an airport she had she got money have you been

00:04:40.100 she can i say something about is it she doesn't have any okay really hard have you seen the

00:04:47.800 kardashians before money here's here's the real here's the real story here's the real story though

00:04:51.580 the reason she can give off that vibe is she doesn't have a septum piercing i don't think she

00:04:56.560 has does she have any tattoos if they are i don't know them off the top of my head not that we know

00:05:00.580 of um yeah so no like prominent ones and like that goes a long way because now

00:05:05.520 and she doesn't have a nose piercing like she doesn't do all these things that an extremely

00:05:09.820 large share of women do and i don't know why they do it because it's very off-putting but it's

00:05:15.640 very common now and so you know yeah you come off you come off very guys have one i think that's

00:05:20.800 the charlie's point that's why parents think she's the virgin mary because she's like the only

00:05:25.720 she looks wholesome she really does and so jack sorry you're remote so sometimes we talk

00:05:35.300 over you jack the floor is yours oh yeah no i was just gonna say um that you know we talked about

00:05:43.140 this a couple of weeks ago but you know the travis kelsey is just really the next addition to the

00:05:48.620 taylor swift body count gallery the museum will be opened at the end of her career um you know when

00:05:54.320 you really think about it charlie i actually agree with you in terms of that saying that whatever

00:05:59.680 whatever the the machine makers the factory uh mavens there in the entertainment industrial complex

00:06:08.080 who have been working on the career of taylor swift it's like it's like first it was britney

00:06:14.280 spears and then that got screwed up so they had to they had to shelve that moved in the next one

00:06:17.920 then hillary duff as they tried then she kind of like faded into the shadows then there was miley

00:06:21.860 cyrus miley cyrus i think everyone understands was a completely failed experiment but with taylor swift

00:06:28.020 with taylor swift they finally got it right she didn't go off the deep end they were like okay

00:06:33.600 don't put her in the disney machine don't put her in the disney box um something something goes very

00:06:38.600 very wrong with girls when you put them in the disney box as uh as young girls uh we later found out

00:06:44.420 with many ashley simpson by the way is a huge example of that ariana grande has some names that she should

00:06:50.000 probably name dan schneider uh his feet fetish and and many others but with taylor swift right so she was

00:06:56.820 able to kind of avoid all of those normal pitfalls that seem to seem to encumber many you know young

00:07:03.960 uh a starlet i guess the name would be uh young starlets as they're on their way up i mean i think

00:07:08.980 she tried acting once or twice but didn't really take off and and we have that i don't know if we

00:07:13.900 have that clip but there is that clip speaking of her acting of when she um you guys remember this

00:07:18.900 thing when she went off on um marcia blackburn i guess in this documentary quasi documentary talking

00:07:26.140 about how oh marcia blackburn doesn't have tennessee christian values which you know by the way

00:07:34.140 uh taylor swift you're you're from redding pennsylvania you're from like 30 minutes away from me in the

00:07:39.280 northeast you're not from tennessee like tennessee not from the south i know like you're you're you're not

00:07:44.840 you're you're not from that you're missing she's just next to just next to writing do we have that

00:07:49.920 do it's cut uh so so anyway all right before we get into the cut before you get into the cut i think

00:07:53.740 we should explain why it is that you know that why this matters and for a number of reasons but

00:07:59.120 i my theory is that they are going to be turning taylor swift into a ballot harvesting operation and

00:08:08.720 turnout mechanism for the democrats in 2024 whoever their nominee is going to be looks like it's going

00:08:14.720 to be biden at this point but yeah just like oprah was in the past like they tried to do with vote

00:08:19.080 or die and madonna even before that right this is going to be a whole new level of operation

00:08:25.520 because the swifties represent a just a new type of fandom that we've never seen before and with the

00:08:32.720 power of social media they are going to be turned on as like an abortion army to come forward in the

00:08:39.520 2024 election i guarantee it okay so i have a couple so let's just kind of show 72 this is a very

00:08:45.420 i i don't understand this here's taylor swift who you know she was endorsing joe biden but she did it

00:08:50.740 with these like disgusting walmart cookies right back in 2020 as if i mean and by the way is this

00:08:56.480 some sort of thing like i should be in the kitchen making cookies for you is that what you're trying

00:09:01.520 to tell us taylor swift is that like your rightful place is to make cookies or something it's a very

00:09:06.380 weird she didn't make those i think it's reading a bit much into that who does that it's very strange

00:09:11.280 if you're going to put like they're complicated frosty designs on cookies they always end up

00:09:15.460 looking like kind of crap am i supposed to believe she actually made those i don't think so yeah i

00:09:20.500 think this whole thing is an i don't think a lot of people are asking that question she definitely

00:09:24.560 ordered them she wanted to endorse joe biden so she got joe biden cookies i don't think it matters

00:09:29.160 whether she made them it's not cute it's not interesting i don't find anything she does to be

00:09:33.100 interesting but that's the whole she's an op she's a created op of the mockingbird what i would say is

00:09:38.520 we talk about her all the time so we clearly do find her interesting in some no no it's forced on

00:09:43.680 us that's not true i would never talk about her if this wasn't force-fed by the masters of the

00:09:48.200 universe time magazine and force-fed is travis kelsey oh yeah what happens hold on you cannot watch

00:09:55.000 an nfl game travis kelsey for state farm travis kelsey for pfizer travis kelsey for some random car

00:10:00.360 insurance thing travis it's like what company doesn't have travis kelsey i mean i i'm trying to

00:10:04.920 watch a dang football game and it's travis kelsey for uber eats and travis kelsey for subway and

00:10:09.340 oh by the travis else kelsey from auto and travis kelsey for it's like is there is it's i'm telling you

00:10:14.540 that doesn't happen by mistake i'm supposed to believe that all these prescriptive commercials

00:10:18.900 you're getting this backwards it's that taylor swift is fanatically insanely popular so she will

00:10:24.000 be shoved into things it is not that wait wait wait so you're saying taylor swift so you're saying

00:10:27.620 that taylor's everywhere so taylor swift needs travis kelsey no no no the whole thing is a fake

00:10:32.920 up i'm i don't know what if all the commercials got to taylor swift or not i'm not i'm saying what

00:10:38.020 i'm saying is i don't think taylor swift they like found taylor swift in a lab and said we're

00:10:42.680 going to make taylor swift popular so that she can no one's saying that but it's the same way that

00:10:47.120 dualipa girl and it's the same thing with jennifer lawrence and they find people that they can use

00:10:54.060 for cultural type influence and taylor swift is perfect she's a liberal but she doesn't overplay

00:10:59.360 it in recent years she sells she's the most popular no one doubts that she's popular of course normal

00:11:03.480 of course she's popular and she also she's that demo that they want to dominate which is upper

00:11:08.520 middle class white girl suburban america that's their pathway to world domination and she controls that demo

00:11:14.200 of course we acknowledge she controls it i mean we don't you know live on neptune but this whole

00:11:18.280 travis kelsey thing is so staged right jack i mean you watch an nfo football game i remember erica

00:11:22.520 walks in she says what commercial is he not in i'm telling you he's on like experian he does the

00:11:27.360 vaccine i kid you not i saw one nfl game and it was three in a row right i got the list you got the

00:11:32.780 list i got the list it's this guy's not that good you're ready he's good but he's not that good

00:11:38.520 you're not really good he's not that good he's not that good he's not that good he is probably the

00:11:41.880 second most notable player on a team that has won like two superbowls in the last first of all

00:11:47.260 without patrick mahomes he would be a very average tight end very average he'd be like he has patrick

00:11:52.900 mahomes he's not gronkowski he's maybe the gronk was in a million ads too and he had tom brady

00:11:58.180 hold on first of all gronk is the gronkowski is objectively funnier and more interesting than

00:12:04.640 travis travis kelsey's a goon okay how many uh commercials do you have of him you ready for the

00:12:09.520 list and by the way george kittle is way better who plays for the four nights accelerator active

00:12:13.440 energy lows campbell's chunky soup this is not normal bud light of course nike of course pfizer

00:12:20.300 of course direct tv tide old spice t-mobile sleep number hy-vee dick sporting goods okay counterpoint

00:12:29.720 travis kelsey no subway travis kelsey has had seven straight thousand yard receiving seasons okay i'm not

00:12:37.080 saying he's bad does it warrant this kind of cultural magnetism and by the way oh it does okay

00:12:42.980 so you you go from now just come on like he's he is a he is like i said he is the second most high

00:12:48.260 profile player on the best nfl team created it be okay you're trying to tell me that travis kelsey's

00:12:54.040 more high profile than aaron rogers probably not but aaron rogers was also in a million ads hold on a

00:12:59.460 second he also signed with caa which is like the death star also aaron rogers run by ezekiel

00:13:04.420 a man more ads except aaron rogers is weird and hold on no aaron rogers goes into the woods to do

00:13:09.520 i can name i can name five nfl players with more name id than travis kelsey but they created it it's

00:13:14.980 he travis kelsey this is what i'm getting at and i know like he hates it when we go this deep because

00:13:18.700 it's not a conspiracy it's totally a conspiracy travis kelsey is an op he's a he's an average

00:13:23.320 football player who happens to have one of the greatest nfl quarterbacks ever and then you have

00:13:26.960 taylor swift who's also an op who sells out audits and i'm supposed to believe that oh i love story i just

00:13:31.680 happened to stumble into mr pfizer mr state farm just in time for the 2024 election i don't believe

00:13:36.780 it mr pfizer just in time the pfizer thing is weird for the 2024 election it's a hundred percent let's

00:13:42.040 bring this a hundred percent of 2024 get out the vote operation to go through middle america to press

00:13:46.040 the maga vote try to win single women all under a pfizer's pharmaceutical regimes that we live in a

00:13:50.900 dystopian hellscape all right all right charlie yeah but here here's the here's the point though

00:13:56.120 maybe because he did the pfizer commercial i think that's what actually opened up him to dating

00:14:02.120 taylor swift so taylor swift is like i'm only going to date people who show up in pfizer commercials

00:14:07.880 but travis so he was limited to she was limited to first of all travis has been accused of being a

00:14:12.980 man whore by a lot of other women so so that would make him more attractive to other women now we're

00:14:18.520 talking yeah but he's more attractive to taylor he's vaxxed a lot of women i know that's he's he's

00:14:24.500 quadruple vaccinated yeah they're not a pure blood jack do you agree this is all an op it's so fake

00:14:30.840 it's so fake this is the fakest relationship since harry and megan it's like you see the two of them

00:14:37.720 together there's no chemistry there's they actually have negative chemistry negative riz when you see

00:14:43.620 the two of them together you're like you're like what is this i've seen faker relationships you know

00:14:49.500 on like one of those one of those uh you know broadcast dating shows than i've ever seen on one

00:14:55.560 of this this is ridiculous this is so horrible and what i'm telling you it's like oh we're going to be

00:15:01.540 two celebrities we're just going to rule the roost together it's like we need we have they want to be

00:15:06.500 the white beyonce and jay-z but at least beyonce and jay-z actually do have chemistry together when you

00:15:13.440 see them together you can tell they're in like a real relationship these look like two people that are on

00:15:18.200 benzodiazepam the entire time and like they have they've they've that like fluid smile that you see

00:15:23.340 like so good to see you they do that weird like they do that weird thing right i don't quite have

00:15:31.040 a name for it yet but it's it's very millennial and it's sort of an up it's kind of like up talk but

00:15:36.640 it's like when you can tell that they're lying even though because it's under speak so they're speaking

00:15:42.020 under their breath so good to see you it's really great that you came i'm glad that you're here

00:15:49.780 okay it's it's it's this really weird intonation and it drives me completely nuts when people do it

00:15:56.500 separately from vocal fry which also drives me nuts but for different reasons all right let blake

00:16:01.340 i'm just wondering how much of this are you like i haven't actually seen much footage of travis kelsey

00:16:08.100 and taylor swift together because i don't that's why it's follow this but i'm supposed to i'm mystified

00:16:13.720 by i'm a little worried like is jack watching all these videos is jack is swifty i'm supposed to

00:16:19.800 believe she he just organically out of love flew down to south america to be with taylor swift no no

00:16:25.660 no it's an op somebody told him didn't he just publicly ask her out essentially the whole thing is

00:16:30.460 very strange he goes to the concert he wishes that i'm telling you somebody at caa somebody at the

00:16:35.560 creative arts agency said oh i i see it middle america maga country that likes their football

00:16:40.620 their beer and they they have this you know childless dink and we're going to put them

00:16:45.340 together and sink sorry creative arts agency which by the way is like the death star and we're going

00:16:51.720 to combine it and it's going to be good for business good for pfizer good for all these things

00:16:55.600 i want to play this uh here is taylor swift uh very upset uh about oh by the way uh eva

00:17:01.620 vladen dinger brook is going after taylor swift good for her um play cut 87

00:17:06.820 really is a big deal she votes against against fair pay for women she votes against the

00:17:15.020 reauthorization of the of the violence against women act which is just basically protecting us

00:17:19.820 for domestic abuse stalking stalking she votes she thinks that that if you're a gay couple or even if

00:17:26.400 you look like a gay couple you should be allowed to be kicked out of a restaurant it's really basic

00:17:32.020 human rights and it's right and wrong at this point and i can't see another commercial

00:17:36.720 and see her disguising these policies behind the words tennessee christian values those aren't

00:17:45.980 tennessee christian values i live in tennessee i am christian that's not what we stand for

00:17:51.400 it's like you could see the cue cards next to the camera as she's reading off of this

00:18:00.440 that's honestly some of the worst acting i've ever seen i have no idea you know if ca is going to sign

00:18:06.440 her for anything you'd think they'd send her to like a couple of acting lessons first before they

00:18:10.100 sign her up for something like this it's it's ridiculous i can understand why hollywood doesn't

00:18:13.540 work with her she doesn't actually know how to read lines but we used to have this uh i had this

00:18:19.800 theory called yellowstoning that i talked about you know for a while this idea that you know they

00:18:25.200 would take somebody like a kevin costner like a show like yellowstone and then use that person

00:18:30.460 and their you know their stature their weight their influence with a certain audience to move to

00:18:36.620 mobilize them towards progressive ideals so they started slipping like these progressive ideas

00:18:41.960 uh woke characters into the show yellowstone of course using kevin costner then they also used

00:18:46.860 harrison ford for this in one of like the spinoffs there you started they did a sylvester stallone

00:18:51.460 one so this is kind of like a similar psyop that's being run you know charlie to your point it's on

00:18:58.960 middle america and so they're taking people who i would say have the aesthetics that would appeal to

00:19:05.880 middle america but then shifting them nudging them into a you know into these liberal beliefs and

00:19:13.200 that's what you see obviously taylor is very poorly doing so uh because she's beating you over a hammer

00:19:18.520 with it in that scene there but again it's this is the exact same type of playbook that they've gone

00:19:23.640 to again and again and again but because they have social media now they have the ability to create

00:19:28.480 their own marketing empire through it i just i just can't get over that it's times person of the

00:19:35.260 year they've given it to hitler they've given it to stalin they've given it to putin they've given

00:19:39.100 it to every u.s president that i can think of trump they've given it trump yeah trump i mean you know

00:19:44.040 it's not morally the best person it is like the most important person of the year who captures the

00:19:48.160 themes of the year and you pick taylor swift because she's a big celebrity okay like even if

00:19:54.980 her concert is the biggest concert to her ever even if she's the most successful singer entertainer ever

00:20:00.180 even if she is forging new frontiers in that is that the biggest theme of 2023 so no it should be

00:20:06.360 but then they say well who would you have chosen i think elon i'm not even close i think you've got

00:20:09.840 to pick i think you'd either pick chat gpt you know half the time they do like a good oh the

00:20:14.000 entity of the year i think ai would have been interesting ai you either that would have been

00:20:17.540 interesting or sam altman if you need a person but you pick ai would have been legit like because

00:20:21.960 that actually ai is changing our world yeah so by the way elon hello look at what i mean i think

00:20:27.180 elon would have gotten it if he hadn't gotten it two years elon did find so what no you could you can

00:20:31.260 get it more than once yeah you can see even bigger now than it was two years ago they haven't i don't think

00:20:36.000 they've done a rerun other than a president getting reelected in ages no no taylor swift in 2017 they

00:20:42.840 gave it to like all the the women of me too and taylor swift was one of them so she's a man i guess

00:20:47.680 the co-woman of the year and in 2006 they gave it to everyone so i guess she had it three times then

00:20:53.600 didn't they really yeah they said you were the person of the year because youtube took off in 2006

00:20:58.680 yeah no ai would have been interesting that would have been actually legit if not ai i think you could

00:21:04.140 also say like jack smith or the process no well but no think about it like the big theme of this

00:21:10.580 election is this is the year where they're it has using every extra judicial you could deserve it

00:21:16.000 next year if they successfully you're throwing it too far ahead yeah it has to be a little bit of

00:21:19.980 what the year was defined as who but elon has defined this year right anyway i we could we could

00:21:27.480 debate it but last year was zelensky right that's why we're wearing our zelensky shirts right jack

00:21:32.520 and by again i just want to be andrew by the way i think i've converted andrew

00:21:38.920 the best evidence that this is an op is travis kelsey signed with caa in may i have to dash for

00:21:45.820 just a second here but jack can you tell our audience what caa is it's run by ezekiel emanuel

00:21:50.320 right um or ari emanuel one of those emanuel brothers there's ram emanuel ezekiel emanuel and

00:21:55.580 ari emanuel they're like the they're the death star and see i think i think it's ari emanuel if i'm not

00:22:01.940 mistaken by the way caa has this huge headquarters in la it's very creepy in century city and they

00:22:08.400 represent all the a-list celebrities all the a-list celebrities in fact jordan peterson was once

00:22:13.760 represented by them they dropped them and makes you think you can go to caa.com well the they are the

00:22:20.920 death star man yeah the main knock on caa is that they were basically and essentially harvey

00:22:27.800 weinstein's talent agency um and so this was the one that took weinstein and made him sort of this

00:22:34.640 this household figure that put him behind and it is yeah zari emanuel and went through um you know all

00:22:40.560 of his films and then all of the actresses that he worked with by and large were okay not every single

00:22:46.320 actress or actor that he worked with was through caa but this was his preferred agency and everybody

00:22:51.480 sort of knew this um basically that um if you made a negative comment about harvey weinstein they were

00:22:59.340 also they're also kind of harvey weinstein's enforcement arm when he was basically a sheriff

00:23:03.260 of hollywood where if you made a negative comment publicly or privately about harvey or about anyone who

00:23:10.640 was part of caa you were done they just blacklisted you you were completely out if you did anything

00:23:17.500 on you know and this is prior to the me too movement and so it's interesting by the way that

00:23:24.260 caa comes up again because as we said before so there's there's this confluence between harvey

00:23:31.920 weinstein caa taylor swift travis kelsey so all of a sudden who's in the driver's seat again

00:23:40.320 it's still hollywood they got rid of harvey but that doesn't mean that they got rid of the system

00:23:45.080 that put harvey in place now there's just a new person who's the boss of the entire system and yeah

00:23:51.340 this is the major one um when you're you know when you're talking about your a-list celebs you're you

00:23:56.460 know the people who basically when you read all those magazines those tabloid magazines about

00:24:00.300 celebrity relationships and this couple was seen here on the yacht and this thing went on

00:24:04.060 that's all part of what the agents are putting together what they want to put out and yes

00:24:09.940 there's lots of you know really scummy agencies out there there's independent agents out there of

00:24:14.060 course everybody's heard these terrible stories uh the casting couch etc etc but caa is the big dog

00:24:20.020 the top of the heap for every single one of them it just i struggle to i guess i could see if anyone's

00:24:28.780 going to have all of her personal relationships be an op i guess it could be taylor swift she's a

00:24:34.500 mastermind of publicity which the i guess the fact that we've talked about her endlessly for the past

00:24:40.340 six months is proof enough of that but i don't know i think it's deranged when it's like okay so

00:24:46.860 these you know we're gonna go sign travis kelsey to a new agency because we're anticipating that trump

00:24:52.660 will be the nominee next year and then we need to have taylor swift be really popular so that she can

00:24:58.940 tell people to not vote for donald trump who by the way we're also going to knock off the ballot through

00:25:03.480 all these other mechanisms it's just i think we are overestimating the ability for things to be

00:25:09.220 centrally planned by by anybody to be honest i think if you want to say her relationship's fake i

00:25:15.300 could buy that celebrities have fake relationships all the time and but the point is is she just

00:25:21.560 shouldn't be person of the year because that's weird and strange and deranged but we have another

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00:27:14.540 okay okay that makes a lot more sense yeah i'm just imagining like you run down it's like a christmas

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00:27:24.340 of diapers in it no honestly though like like parents you know maybe like grandparents to

00:27:29.440 parents that kind of thing all right all right all right speaking of children speaking of christmas

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00:27:45.060 topic number two uh we have to have a conversation about the dink question can i just say can i just say

00:27:51.400 that that blake that was a fantastic transition that was really i do my best i am learning i'm

00:27:56.480 learning so the dink question uh dinks uh dinks the donks the dunks it's the dinks dual income

00:28:04.160 no kids uh they've existed forever but now they're going viral because we have the national affliction

00:28:10.540 known as tiktok and they are making tiktoks about it so we have to show some of those tiktoks i believe

00:28:16.380 the first one we have here uh is number 79 so let's uh get the conversation going with that

00:28:21.440 why is nobody talking about being dinks well i'm freshly married and i'm going to talk about it

00:28:26.440 here's our life as dinks in our early 30s no shocker here folks today we went to costco we don't have

00:28:30.700 kids to feed but we got lots of money to spend on goodies brian always checks out well i get a box and

00:28:34.940 then i sit here and look cute here's the hall and our total was 252 the registered game at costco

00:28:39.480 never gets old you cannot tell me that grocery shopping and a fresh slice of costco pizza

00:28:43.520 isn't a good date night i mean you can tell me that but i don't believe it obviously we had

00:28:47.740 car cookies for dessert and yeah i will probably just make this a series now so follow along for

00:28:51.480 more dink content that woman doesn't have a good diet but before we get into the conversation we

00:28:55.980 have this is again way too many people are making these so uh we also have number 80 let's play that

00:29:01.480 we're dinks we go to trader joe's and workout classes on the weekends we're dinks we get into

00:29:06.480 snobby hobbies like skiing and golfing we're dinks we can go to florida on a whim we're dinks we're

00:29:11.480 already planning our european vacation next year dinks we get a full eight hours of sleep and

00:29:15.700 sometimes more we're dinks we get desserts and appetizers at restaurants we're dinks we can play

00:29:20.360 with other kids and give them back we're dinks we still do it three times a week we're dinks we

00:29:25.920 spend our discretionary income on eight dollar latte we're dinks we max out our 401ks roth iras and

00:29:31.900 hsas we're dinks we don't use our kids or dog as an excuse to leave a party we just leave

00:29:37.120 i mean three times a week that's that's actually not really that like

00:29:45.040 like you hey at least i just i'm just gonna throw this out there you can have kids and still have

00:29:50.460 sex i'm just gonna just gonna throw it out there folks in fact that's how you get the kids in the

00:29:53.580 first place allegedly well i mean at least it's the half step where they're they're promoting at

00:30:01.620 least their relationships so yeah at least we could celebrate that that there is and you know

00:30:06.300 you know three times a week there's like a decent odds they'll screw up at some point but yeah yeah i

00:30:11.820 think the craziest thing that i've noticed since you know being a millennial and jack we're kind of in

00:30:17.740 that same like age category we're just right there which is like all our friends there's a lot of people

00:30:23.620 who have literally positioned themselves for i think i think the problem is they position themselves

00:30:30.520 for over a decade that they're just not going to have kids no matter what and so now like the natural

00:30:36.140 progression is that people are getting married now later on and that's fine like i again i'm not being

00:30:41.600 judgy i'm like who has kids who doesn't when they get married whatever like i think earlier the better

00:30:47.480 great whatever but they're getting married later on in life and so now this is like the half step

00:30:52.560 before they have kids and my only fear is that by the time they realize they actually want to have

00:30:57.720 kids it'll be too late because they just like drug out their their life for way too long yeah so this

00:31:03.500 yeah so this ties into the taylor swift thing because this has been a knock on taylor swift for

00:31:09.300 years at this point um there used to be this whole meme you know this could all kind of be like a sort of

00:31:14.480 deep web reveal uh blake do you remember this one the empty egg carton meme far too well far too well

00:31:21.040 last egg yes exactly so this was the idea that and um there was a a certain um youtuber former

00:31:29.920 youtuber i guess who got in trouble for uh it was devon molyneux and who posted um you know these

00:31:36.980 who just basically went on a tirade on twitter and was like look you know taylor swift is in her prime

00:31:42.760 years for for child rearing for and she's spending all of this time going around focused on her career

00:31:50.080 talks about wanting a family talks about wanting a relationship every single song is about having a

00:31:53.880 relationship and yet there's no actual time that she invests into it she just invests all her time

00:32:01.580 into her career and essentially herself and so the empty egg cart this is like years ago this is like

00:32:07.080 five or six years ago that this was going on so even then um you know even then i guess she would

00:32:12.300 been her like kind of mid-20s what's she like she's like how old is she guys she's like 31

00:32:16.960 33 33 i think maybe 34 she was born in 89 89 right right right right yeah so turn 34 this year yeah

00:32:25.080 so she'll be so she'll be 34 wow she is 34 okay i think she's maybe already 34 no she's 34 next week

00:32:32.100 look at that next week happy birthday well like to that point though like i think i think the horrifying

00:32:37.780 thing is and again that's the important piece that you just you just hit on which is that it's not

00:32:42.880 it's it's not whether or not you are married it's not whether or not you have kids it's about the

00:32:49.040 desire and putting yourself in the right place to do those things because there's i think the the world

00:32:53.600 that we live in today with social media and everything else is like it's it's ch it's actually

00:32:58.100 more challenging i think arguably than it ever has been to have a normal relationship it's more

00:33:04.900 challenging than it's ever been to have uh like you can't there's no privacy to like raise your kids

00:33:11.120 the same way there just says you can make the argument you could you could go live in a hole

00:33:15.740 somewhere but like if you're not on normal social media and things like that you're a weirdo

00:33:19.140 in the eyes of like regular suburban america so like you have to be in the spotlight in some way

00:33:25.220 shape or form more than what you are normally what the normal human being the 80s or 90s was

00:33:29.740 comfortable with and so now you have this issue of i i think this is is that people are skittish

00:33:37.240 it's like stage fright they they're stage fright to that and i don't blame men for having stage

00:33:41.780 fright to that most of my friends like i talk to and i'm not even like it's like jack or charlie here

00:33:47.580 but like like you and i have similar things where people kind of become aware of you through different

00:33:53.360 things people are like i i want nothing to do with that because i couldn't have i wouldn't be down

00:33:58.340 with the introspection into my life from like the general public i wouldn't like that and i and i

00:34:04.160 think there's an element of that just with social media in general people where guys feel like that

00:34:08.180 women feel like that and so they act differently and so they add stage fright so delays that's adding

00:34:13.320 to the delaying factor and now you've got into your mind that you've adopted that like hey i'm not

00:34:17.420 gonna have kids for 10 years i'm not gonna have kids for 20 years and then you finally do have

00:34:21.780 a relationship and you're like i'm sorry i'm not gonna get married for 10 years i'm not gonna get

00:34:27.240 married for x amount of years and then you finally get in a relationship and then you're that's like

00:34:31.180 the justification that like that dink video that that video that you guys just posted to me it just

00:34:35.980 like screams like justifying the reason why they're not having kids rather than putting yourself in the

00:34:42.000 position like jack is saying that like you want to have kids like you want to try against because

00:34:45.800 the sad part is on the other side of the coin to that there's so many people in this world that

00:34:50.740 want to have kids that either can't get in a fortuitous relationship they can't have kids

00:34:55.520 physically for whatever reason because of health issues or whatever and like that to me is sad and

00:35:00.840 going into that the you know these people might want kids later eventually uh but you know for a

00:35:07.880 society obsessed with misinformation and disinformation one of the biggest sources of

00:35:11.880 misinformation out there is actually just about basic fertility yeah it's really it's a lot harder

00:35:19.260 it's a lot harder to have your first kid if you start trying only after 30 totally uh it's even

00:35:25.540 things that things that aren't well known if you have already had a kid it's way easier to have a

00:35:30.200 second kid even if it's later so if you're having your fourth kid at 35 way easier than if you're having

00:35:35.720 your first kid at 35 your body detects these things it sort of detects up this person it's not taking

00:35:42.380 it's not going to happen and you know it shifts i don't know what do you want to say resources

00:35:46.940 elsewhere and makes it way harder and so that's how you have all these people who you know they wait

00:35:52.880 for the perfect moment and then at the perfect moment it turns out you have to spend

00:35:56.060 seventy thousand dollars on fertility treatments or they're just sad the rest of their life or

00:36:00.500 they're sad and it's really sad i've had i had some friends who had who did thankfully have a

00:36:05.340 kid but they had issues for a long time and so they fell down the rabbit hole that is the

00:36:09.520 uh infertility community on the internet because everything has a community these days

00:36:13.920 and it is really bad it is it is very clear for a lot of people that not having kids not being able

00:36:20.500 to have kids ruins their lives yep it ruins their relationship with their parents it ruins their

00:36:25.360 relationship with their spouse even if it's not because of a choice even if it's only due to a

00:36:30.280 biological thing it just totally destroys people um i guess the other interesting flip side of it is

00:36:37.680 this is we are living through the first era where really not having kids is a choice you can just

00:36:43.100 easily make you know so you'd only have uh reliable birth control from about the 60s on and i think you

00:36:50.000 have a hangover of a few decades where it's still so abnormal to not have kids if you marry that it's

00:36:55.500 still just everyone does it well that's the interesting part it's like we're in the era again

00:36:59.820 and people talk i equate this all the time we were talking a little bit about this with rome and

00:37:03.100 everything else is we're in the era of lifestyle choices right where lifestyle choices are so simple

00:37:09.560 and so easy because we live in such a society that lifestyle choices are easy and these are problems

00:37:15.880 that are created that are generated because society is so simple and it's interesting because you know

00:37:23.240 the forces of natural selection being what they are we are now going through a selection process of

00:37:28.500 the only people having kids are the ones who choose to have kids and like having kids so it's

00:37:33.000 kind of good news i guess in 50 years being parent being a parent will be better because everyone will

00:37:37.120 have selected for how's that i love having kids how's that worked out in europe though well you know

00:37:42.040 it's interesting thing about not even just europe south korea south korea their fertility rate is down

00:37:46.600 to 0.7 so the average woman will have 0.7 kids that means in two generations 100 people gets down to

00:37:53.280 about 12 people yeah and it's going to be really interesting if that pattern holds a long time

00:37:59.180 because your population is going to get massively shifted by what are the choices and life patterns

00:38:05.120 of people who actually decide to show up for the future so that's who the future goes to who shows up

00:38:10.260 for it yeah yeah and and so this is this is a huge thing but but also when you really think about it

00:38:15.960 you know i would the type of demographic that you know going back to the taylor swift

00:38:21.360 set up you know it's and i'm just gonna say it since we're here on thought crime um you guys

00:38:27.080 played all those videos we talked about taylor swift being a huge a huge part of this that was

00:38:31.560 my contention earlier this week on on twitter i took a lot of crap for it but i said you know prove

00:38:37.040 me wrong prove me wrong that taylor swift is not promoting a double income no kids lifestyle even

00:38:42.040 though she's not married they said and then swifties were like coming at me claiming oh it's not her

00:38:46.440 fault it's it's you know the fault of all these men and all this yeah okay all right i got it

00:38:50.940 um and so the you know i guess the the big thing that i would take away is is and and blake to your

00:38:59.280 to your point as well like have you noticed that all of the viral videos on the dink thing they're

00:39:04.660 all white yes you notice that i haven't seen any of these promoted or at least you know i'm sure there

00:39:12.300 are dinks that are not but did the ones that seem to be getting promoted the most algorithmically are

00:39:18.060 white funny how that works well bluntly i think they are the ones who often choose this like i

00:39:23.080 mean the gay community is all dinks right yeah the gay community is all dinks they're very white

00:39:26.860 that's not true that's not true that is not true there's a lot of gay adoption there's a decent

00:39:32.520 amount not statistically and like you know and for like it's like it's like tiny and like and and

00:39:39.500 just in terms of deliberate childlessness it does frankly seem to be a very you know upper class

00:39:47.400 white people phenomenon asians too i suppose but upper class asians are just sort of considered

00:39:52.360 white well so the first time i ever heard of this was in china um like 10 15 years ago the first time

00:40:00.020 i ever heard of dink um this was the all the rage in china when i lived there that they were saying oh

00:40:05.660 yeah double income no kids this was the thing double income no kids and then they were even and keep

00:40:09.660 in mind china obviously is a country that at the time was promoting pop like population d growth

00:40:16.080 population um uh or depopulation agenda i guess so the one child policy and then even in china the

00:40:23.020 idea too was for tax purposes and for career and income they were so hyper focused on this so like

00:40:29.540 there's this sort of you know kind of old school conservative belief that china is like this hyper

00:40:34.520 marxist society but no it's actually kind of the opposite like they are intensely career focused and

00:40:39.160 intensely um competitive in terms of career and ranking and uh income in china you know they're

00:40:47.160 almost more hyper capitalist than we are in certain ways uh certainly not you know democratically and

00:40:52.340 you know they don't have any of that going on but in terms of economy um yeah yeah they really are

00:40:58.580 and so they had this this total normalization of people being married and then living in countries

00:41:04.160 or cities all over the country so you wouldn't even see your wife or your spouse unless you were

00:41:09.020 basically going home for golden week which is like their holidays so like you'd see your wife

00:41:12.840 on the holidays and then that was it so there wouldn't even be an opportunity to have kids and so they

00:41:18.900 would even take it to the next step and say okay we're married we are double income for tax purposes

00:41:23.900 but we don't even have like a a real normal relationship in any meaningful way because it's all long

00:41:30.680 distance and this is was promoted in china i think it's really interesting um it just reminded me

00:41:37.420 of this is that uh stalin since we evoke stalin's name here stalin actually taxed people for not having

00:41:46.340 kids so they instituted i think you could justify that and i think it'll be interesting if we start

00:41:52.260 seeing serious population decline we're all kind of wusses about it like all these western countries we do

00:41:58.500 a child tax credit and it's worth a few thousand dollars a year but yeah what if you just literally

00:42:03.620 had like a single tax well i mean but this is the point like marx is true marxists don't want you to

00:42:09.600 be career driven right true marxists that want to control uh you know everything that they have you have to

00:42:17.880 have bodies you have to have people you want families you want growth you want them to be busy

00:42:24.000 not wanting to do extra stuff like i mean you heard in that dink thing guys like they're like we can

00:42:29.420 travel we can do whatever we want like that's not what that's not what the communists want commies

00:42:34.320 want you to be busy and so you work all day and then you come home and you and you you have to take

00:42:40.580 care of your kids too and that's part of i think that that's part of like there's like two sides to it so

00:42:47.080 there's no there's no evading you know reproduction like in the grand scheme of like the world there's

00:42:54.160 no evading children like there's just not you're not going to get away from it uh it's you're going

00:43:00.300 to be forced into it society's going to force you into it the question is like how does society raise

00:43:06.440 children and you know i think and again this goes back to again the traditional way is like single

00:43:13.440 income you know dual roles rather than dual income single roles is a much better way and we

00:43:20.700 now are living in a society where it's dual income single role rather than single income dual roles

00:43:27.120 within a household because this is ultimately it ultimately breaks up families because again when

00:43:32.180 you live your own life you have your own your own separation i mean this is kind of the the

00:43:37.300 conversation i think tucker talks about all the time or he used to talk about quite quite a bit but

00:43:41.380 you know going back to the start just oh i actually sorry you go jack you go i wonder what

00:43:49.820 yeah i want to follow up on a little bit what tyler said there because tyler this is something that does

00:43:53.420 play politically for you know the new right this is a huge new right uh piece of the agenda and i

00:43:59.700 wonder and you and i obviously have talked about this many times but if you want to give people an

00:44:03.760 encapsulation you know you've talked about it before about how there's a huge opportunity here

00:44:09.200 politically you know to focus on these millennials who want to go back to the single income household

00:44:17.740 and then have a family that can be raised on a single household and then creating the economic

00:44:22.320 conditions to make this possible jd vance talks about this and others you know what do you see as a

00:44:27.620 potential um political uh win for if conservatives were to start adopting this language

00:44:32.920 yeah i mean i i think that the future of what we're going to see is that i mean i i don't think

00:44:42.160 there's any turning the ship around i think the gen the attack on gender identity is the satanic

00:44:50.780 explicitness on an attack on the family and specifically wanting to promote more childlessness

00:44:58.180 uh that's i i think that's ultimately where you're at because if you talk about this we talk

00:45:03.820 and i was kind of just joking but the greatest dink culture that exists within america is in the gay

00:45:08.920 community right like there's just not that is that is the culture and in fact everybody has a gay

00:45:14.700 friend and every every man has a wife that a lot of us on the show have gay enemies too okay okay

00:45:22.940 we all have gay enemies too but we all have lots of we have gay friends our wives certainly have gay

00:45:28.900 friends and they look at their gay friends and i've seen this and actually i haven't liked your

00:45:32.400 friend i have an example of this gonna kill you jack i have an example of this a a the fbi won't

00:45:39.120 investigate i i have a friend this is a crazy story i won't get into the details but i have a friend

00:45:43.900 who was married newly married and they were in a gay neighborhood in a big city neighborhood

00:45:51.680 they're not gay they're a man and woman married sure and i'm sure he tells her that a lot and they

00:45:58.160 were thinking about having kids right and they were thinking about that but the wife like had all

00:46:04.680 these gay friends and loved the dink culture that was within that was within the gay community not the

00:46:11.120 gay culture the dink culture which was like they could go out and do whatever they wanted to do

00:46:15.460 all the time brunch every week and her values changed overnight by who she hung out with

00:46:21.640 because she was in that culture of like i can brunch whenever i want i can mimosa every day

00:46:26.160 like why would i want to have kids like i'm going to keep delaying and delaying ultimately

00:46:29.700 like she adopted into that culture and they divorced very quickly very rapidly but i mean i think it's

00:46:37.800 like a it's like a real thing so uh because he should have been person of the year as charlie says

00:46:42.560 uh or at least second place uh we every time elon musk has an opinion it becomes a story so elon musk

00:46:49.140 reacted to this stuff uh earlier today he uh if you guys want to bring it up on screen uh elon musk

00:46:55.100 hits out at viral videos of dink couples saying there is an awful morality to those who choose

00:47:00.760 not to have children and i was arguing about this with charlie earlier because there's a few levels to

00:47:05.660 this like one elon musk himself is like a step warlord where he's got 10 kids officially with i think

00:47:14.460 four different women and that we know that we know of and i've heard rumors he might have

00:47:19.860 like 40 because there are and you know the amber heard one right i'm not familiar with that specific

00:47:25.520 one um oh i remember publicly revealed the um the father of her daughter and we know that elon and

00:47:34.800 her now she claims it was just a sperm donor however people know that she was with elon

00:47:40.740 briefly um this was so okay everybody knows that she was with uh johnny depp of course very public

00:47:46.940 but briefly after that relationship she spent some time with elon musk when they were together

00:47:53.380 then a couple months after that relationship she just kind of shows up with this with this daughter

00:47:58.940 and says oh i have this and i even heard rumors to that effect like the sperm donor thing i've i've

00:48:03.140 heard rumors that must just straight up will just yeah be a donor for people he is just a progeny

00:48:08.580 maximizer he is not it's not the carnal aspect that is most important here yeah this is very um you

00:48:15.820 know i mean obviously we know that he is someone who's very supportive of surrogacy he's done this

00:48:21.180 he had um uh twins right with uh with you know one of the executives at neural link recently uh we know

00:48:28.960 that i believe at least one if not both of the children that he had with uh grimes were via surrogacy

00:48:36.320 and so uh yeah this is this is clearly something and then i believe his first i believe his first

00:48:42.060 wife that he's five boys or five children with i don't i forget if they're all boys or not what that

00:48:46.380 was ivf so he's you know this you know we were talking about the infertility um community but you

00:48:51.680 know just in the fertility i guess the the vast spectrum of fertility uh procedures out there elon is

00:48:57.700 certainly a huge huge proponent yeah think about it though if you're if you're a genius you have

00:49:02.440 limitless amounts of money like you would just like it's interesting more don't do this yeah you

00:49:08.080 would just like it's like it's like uh parents of athletes you know that that are like that want

00:49:14.340 to have as many kids are are pro athletes that want to have as many kids as they possibly can

00:49:18.240 to make sure one of their kids becomes a pro athlete have you have you heard about this

00:49:22.140 like there's a lot of like when i was growing up brown family uncle my aunt and uncle used to have a

00:49:28.360 um like a horse farm in pennsylvania and so whenever you had one of your champion horses you know yeah

00:49:33.720 you you would you would you turn into a stud after it was done it's racing and so you would

00:49:37.560 you would basically sell the sperm uh to the other breeders out there hoping that you would get a

00:49:43.040 champion i mean this was huge money but can i can i say something that's a little bit thought crummy

00:49:47.880 this is like what pro athletes do so there's an argument that like pro athletes hook up with all

00:49:52.740 these girls and have all these kids because there's an element here where it's like oh it's

00:49:58.920 worth your money because the more kids you have the more likely that you'll end up with another pro

00:50:03.060 athlete that comes out of your dna bank like this is the same thing like if i'm elon musk of course

00:50:09.140 like just give everybody my sperm anyone that wants to take it there's like a thousand future elons if

00:50:16.980 you think you're a genius and that you're going to inject all these genius dna pools back out into

00:50:23.600 the world this could get really insane once like we could have just straight what if we have an

00:50:27.640 artificial womb you don't even need another woman at this he probably does what if we what if we get

00:50:31.760 to that point where you can just have an artificial womb you could just have a rich guy even if he just

00:50:36.780 wants it with one woman he could just have a hundred kids no this is what this is what uh james

00:50:42.120 younger was saying yeah we can get some wild stuff was that his name james younger yeah james younger

00:50:47.460 was was got into it with libby emmons over this recently because he was saying that and keep in

00:50:52.520 mind james this is a guy who obviously went through uh a lot he went through that this was the guy who

00:50:57.020 had the divorce uh down in texas and then she then she moved with the kid to california and they were

00:51:02.840 going to try to do some kind of um hormone therapy you know transgender sort of thing with the kid

00:51:08.380 you know i'm probably botching the details but anyway it got to the point where he was so upset

00:51:12.460 about everything that he went through that he and libby emmons got on tim cast together and he said

00:51:17.020 look men shouldn't even you know now that we have surrogacy why are men even pursuing relationships

00:51:21.440 as women at all you should just uh you should just go ahead and use surrogacy have kids bring them in

00:51:26.660 and cut the woman out completely which i personally disagree with

00:51:31.400 one variety yeah we're talking about ivf oh well we're talking about the dink uh well actually

00:51:38.740 funny i've spiraled into sorry i had to hey so we were talking about how we're talking about how

00:51:45.140 elon had has uh basically so we started with with dink and then we got to elon who's like the opposite

00:51:51.320 of that we didn't use that term not just we used the term herons because it's not just harems it's that

00:51:55.700 he's like he's like all of the all of the above in terms of like you know the way you know yeah

00:52:01.660 i'll be honest i think elon yeah the point i was going to throw out though is like this is this is

00:52:06.900 something that plato kind of talks about in the republic where he says that you know marriage if

00:52:11.480 you know for the for the highest cast the the guardian cat class um you know there's only you

00:52:16.640 know your your your spouse will only be for like the duration of the sexual intercourse there will be

00:52:22.640 a ceremony the best women will be chosen for the best men and it um you know it seems like you know

00:52:27.780 i mean so actually put that elon is trending and if i ever meet him i'll tell him this he's trending

00:52:32.160 for the story of solomon who has everything and he ends up totally insane and he also i mean one of

00:52:38.960 the most powerful books of the whole bible is ecclesiastes where he basically opens like a punk

00:52:43.840 rocker where the first verse of ecclesiastes is meaningless meaningless meaningless oh his life

00:52:48.720 and solomon's splendor was so great that christ our lord then repeats in the new testament he says

00:52:54.220 not even solomon and all of his splendor would be clothed like you will in the next life and i mean

00:52:59.460 elon's like solomon like he's got like 90 like what we know how many women has he had didn't he have

00:53:03.420 like 900 or something solomon or elon oh oh elon i think elon has like what 140 children or something

00:53:09.200 uh so he publicly has 10 there's rumors he has dozens no i've heard at least i've heard over 100 i've

00:53:15.400 heard over 100 i suspect the legend will grow with time until eventually every child in america's

00:53:19.760 yeah look let me be clear if you're worth 250 billion dollars that there's there's worse things

00:53:24.640 to spend money on than populating the species with geniuses okay so but it doesn't make your life

00:53:30.100 doesn't nick cannon have like a done a dozen kids there's like a russian billionaire who just

00:53:35.380 used surrogates to have yeah but what athlete has the best kids in america what athlete probably

00:53:39.620 antonio rogers did it didn't didn't magic johnson like 100 kids didn't magic johnson had a lot of

00:53:46.840 things i know but that's how he ended up where he ended up because he had like no he had i'm saying

00:53:52.940 that but he was just like everywhere everywhere everywhere but he had lots of kids too and then

00:53:59.200 we have uh magic johnson was athlete with most kids in america i'm looking here calvin murphy

00:54:06.100 had 14 children with nine women who's calvin murphy i don't know i just i came up on this

00:54:12.080 stupid like how stuff works it has seven wide receiver no but solomon is a perfect example for

00:54:18.740 where elon is going keep in mind philip rivers i think is up to 11 or 12 is that right with one

00:54:24.360 wife oh come on one woman really yes nick cannon has 12 philip philip rivers is a legend so he didn't

00:54:30.520 he didn't go to the song he was a great he was one of the most underrated nfl quarterbacks in history

00:54:33.900 yeah and he's he's like a super catholic he married his middle school sweetheart

00:54:36.960 in college and they've just yeah tiffany rivers wow good for him yeah drew breeze has 90 kids or

00:54:45.940 something right that's a lot as many as philip rivers philip rivers is the legend evander holyfield

00:54:50.740 11 kids oh wow that's quite a few didn't george foreman also like name all of his sons george foreman

00:54:57.160 muhammad ali had nine

00:54:59.780 but this isn't this isn't like a there's athletes out there that probably have dozens of kids yeah

00:55:07.220 like it was like george foreman this because he did junior and then the third and then the fourth

00:55:11.660 but they were all his son has 12 children five sons and seven daughters and his five sons are george

00:55:17.120 jr george the third george the fourth george the fifth and george the sixth nicknamed monk big wheel

00:55:23.620 red and little joey i love this the first one of course is junior so he says i named all my sons

00:55:32.680 george edward foreman so they would always have something in common the bigger question is how

00:55:38.520 many i mean if you stack rank them with all the abortions involved that would be a lot making me

00:55:46.120 sad man i don't want to think about that well but that's the dean culture dean culture is abortion

00:55:51.600 culture they say the question is is being a dink immoral yes being a dink intentionally not having

00:55:56.920 avoiding having children whether through adoption i understand baron i totally understand baron like

00:56:02.540 that's a terrible thing i wouldn't wish that or even just having struggles getting a relationship

00:56:06.120 no i totally understand people can't get a relationship that's what's so sick about the

00:56:09.000 dink thing you have a partner and you're you're you're not you're saying no i don't want to do the

00:56:14.340 hard thing the necessary thing i think that's really sick i really do dean culture is abortion

00:56:18.900 it is certainly that's exactly decayed value it's the same value system which is that less children

00:56:24.520 is more evil and it's more selfish it's more self-serving i mean that's the it's the opposite

00:56:30.340 of why we're placed on this earth somebody on our somebody emailed our show charlie you know

00:56:33.940 leave the dink people alone no no no they don't want to be left alone that's why they're on social

00:56:38.200 media so don't give me that they go on so like they go on social bragging about going on tiktok

00:56:43.460 make your super tiktok and then leave me alone i want attention wait why am i getting attention

00:56:48.480 hold on a second you guys went on social media talking about how great it is and you don't

00:56:52.380 like to defend yourself and you're like we're being doxxed how are you being doxxed if you go

00:56:57.120 on tiktok talking about going to costco and oh it only costs 250 there's more to life than money

00:57:02.640 there's more to life than resources having kids is the greatest thing ever it's the greatest thing ever

00:57:07.740 but when you if you're gonna say it's immoral you can't just say it's great to have kids you have to

00:57:11.920 say you it is necessary to have kids it is your responsibility but look some people have kids and

00:57:17.780 it's very tough they might have sicknesses they might be errant and all that but it is the moral

00:57:22.460 obligation to continue the species and by the way if you can't do that then adopt kids do something

00:57:27.360 to continue the species you have to steward the next generation you you have to yeah it's there's

00:57:33.920 no excuse not to the first video we showed a picture of like a family reunion and you just see

00:57:38.800 there's always like sort of the the patriarch and the matriarch right you know there's always like

00:57:42.480 the grandpa the grandma and usually the grandma i'm sitting at the center and everyone's can think

00:57:47.260 of one of these photos and then you just see the children that came from her the grandchildren

00:57:52.700 and you know god willing there's great grandchildren running around and you look at all that life

00:57:59.840 that came from one person and nobody is sitting there going looking at that grandmother saying

00:58:06.340 gee i wonder what her career was i wonder what her position was at the office i want to know if she

00:58:12.180 had a corner desk no she's surrounded by her accomplishments right there hot off the presses

00:58:18.380 this is the total opposite of the dink culture or anything that taylor swift is promoting hot off

00:58:24.360 the presses tweeted within the last two minutes uh cernovich on twitter i was gonna make this point but

00:58:28.500 he just did it better than i would anyway we're dinks we're renting bicycles to travel through africa

00:58:33.380 during our vacation everyone would think that's cool but being some fat snack eater with a pencil

00:58:38.540 goatee buying chips in bulk at costco while watching games all weekend is gross so that's that's part of

00:58:44.420 it like yeah if you're gonna do a dink and do something really cool it's probably still bad but

00:58:49.160 it at least you know people would feel a little envious but like i'm a dink i get to go to costco and

00:58:55.180 stuff my fat face with the costco pizza and by the way nothing in any of these videos makes me

00:59:00.380 envy like it just it's sad i watch these videos right it's just it's sick it really is i think

00:59:07.600 they're like gay married i mean and i by the way we know what's so sick about it is that the amount

00:59:12.100 of emails i get of people with regret i can't have kids i wish i would that i totally understand i

00:59:18.440 totally get that or i should have prioritized it earlier this is a this is an idea pathogen i think

00:59:23.940 it's a major cope you know what it reminds me of shout your abortion dink culture is very similar

00:59:28.580 to shouting no abortion very similar people one of the bad things with social media is it's created

00:59:37.120 a much larger platform for the already bad pattern of essentially very loudly justifying your decisions

00:59:44.460 to the world and essentially you know you don't they're not having children so what they need to

00:59:50.780 do is they need to have ideological children by convincing other people to do the same things as

00:59:55.160 them yes well i mean and this is the other thing that i think bothers me the most i actually hate

01:00:00.960 i loathe when people post their personal information on i think it's so embarrassing when people are like

01:00:07.820 go to social media and they talk about their personal relationships i just i just hate that i think

01:00:12.700 you know post on social media whatever i think the the name of the game should be post as little as

01:00:17.640 you possibly can while still being like normally socially acceptable to society i i think that's the that's

01:00:24.200 the the vector that's just me i hate when my friends and people that i know that i actually care

01:00:29.560 or or once upon a time cared about go and they they talk about all their problems too much they talk

01:00:35.000 about their personal relationships and to me like this is the same thing whether it's good or bad like

01:00:40.960 it's always embarrassing when people are like oh yeah we're we're so happy we're not having kids and

01:00:45.740 then like a month later they're broken up and it's like well was that part of it was that and then that

01:00:50.540 starts messing with other people's heads too maybe in a good way maybe in a bad way but like

01:00:54.580 i think a lot of people they end up there again because they see on social media they see their

01:00:58.940 friends they never used to see you never used to see your friends internal personal relationships

01:01:03.980 they live down the street you never talk to them when's the last time you talked to your neighbor

01:01:07.200 when's the last time you talked to one of your friends from high school you just don't you didn't

01:01:11.300 now on social media you see all this stuff and you see your friend from high school

01:01:14.940 he's like oh he didn't decide to have kids you know i had four bing bing bing right out of high

01:01:20.540 school and in your head you're miserable bam leads to divorce bam leads to so you know finding a

01:01:27.220 different relationship bam leads to not rearing for your children the same way that you you would

01:01:31.660 have not being aware of what other people were doing i just think it's so unhealthy yeah tyler i

01:01:37.020 think is exactly right on this i i think it's a huge driver in uh depression and suicide

01:01:43.260 especially teen suicide so it used to be that and scott adams talks about this in his podcast as well

01:01:48.020 that it used to be that you're sort of the pool of people that you compared yourself to

01:01:52.020 was your town was your hometown was your workplace was your school was your site your work site what

01:01:57.540 whatever it was yeah your family or your intermediate family the people you interacted with on a regular

01:02:01.560 basis and that's how for all of human civilization uh we have essentially uh grown and developed

01:02:09.180 however now through social media you sort of are bombarded with this highlight reel and people said

01:02:15.900 this even even aaron rogers once said this that um social media is like the highlights reel of life

01:02:20.880 and it is in many ways but at the same time you're also constantly comparing yourself to other people

01:02:26.800 that you see that are so it leads to and the people talked about this i think we talked about here

01:02:32.780 on the show once where on dating apps now um it is so hard for if you're like a guy under you know i

01:02:40.360 think ok cupid was one of the ones that put out these um these charts at one point that it's so hard

01:02:45.160 for guys below like a certain i don't know level to be able to like like one percent of guys get like

01:02:50.680 eighty percent of the girls on social on these dating apps no obviously i was on the one percent

01:02:55.340 no i'm just kidding um but the idea being that you're constantly having to compete with a much

01:03:00.960 wider pool in the same way that you're now competing with an almost universal global pool for all of

01:03:06.840 these things for family for vacations for kids who's got the best pictures it's a constant competition

01:03:13.000 that that's going on whether you realize it or not you're doing so subliminally while you're going

01:03:18.720 through instagram while you're going through tic tac tic toc that's what's going on as you're looking

01:03:24.040 through these images so we're talking about major you know we got to go soon but yeah soon but we have

01:03:29.840 to talk about something really immoral and bad and it's not dinks florida state it's the worst thing

01:03:34.200 possible they didn't let florida state into the playoff is college football done here and the

01:03:38.980 answer truthfully is it was done here a long time ago but you guys were in denial about it i love

01:03:44.560 college football the ducks lost to washington big disappointment i was worried about it my worries

01:03:49.100 were confirmed washington is a better team they play better who cares about who has more talent if

01:03:53.940 you lose um but no florida state should be in the playoff this is insane this is absolutely insane

01:04:00.520 yeah but they didn't put them in because college football is a gross distorted warped version of

01:04:07.440 what it once was and it's kind of i emphasize this because it's actually a weird barrier to i think

01:04:13.700 necessary like actual things we need to do in america like i think a real reason you won't get

01:04:19.920 conservatives at the state level go and like maybe get rid of affirmative action at their colleges or

01:04:25.200 you know get rid of all the stuff is they're worried the ncaa will come in and be like well actually

01:04:28.980 because of you guys are hostile to this or that you guys can't compete in you know the the preparation

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01:04:40.680 a real thing people are obsessed with college football and i get it you like the team but it's weird and

01:04:45.920 creepy where we're still this addicted to what is essentially just a semi-pro football league where

01:04:51.720 the players get paid and they can freely sign with a different team and we'll call it a transfer

01:04:56.600 and we do all this and we're still pretending that they're student athletes just no just call a team

01:05:02.580 the alabama crimson tide and have them play in tuscaloosa and they're a semi-pro league that plays

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Human Events Daily with Jack Posobiec - December 09, 2023

THOUGHTCRIME Ep. 24 — DINKS and SINKS？ Taylor Swift： Person of the Year？

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