00:00:00.580What platforms have you been canceled on or demonetized and what is it about your message you think that the big tech organizations or digital governments don't want the people to hear?
00:00:16.140I've really only lost accounts on TikTok. I've actually been pretty lucky with that. I've never had a YouTube strike. I've never had any.
00:00:48.240Yeah, yeah. Because, well, no, no, she didn't call me ugly. She called me a slag. But I didn't even know what that meant at the time because I was like interviewing on the street.
00:00:55.900Yeah, yeah. And that was the first time that you got.
00:00:58.000That was like the big account because I almost had a million followers on that account. And then I just, I never really like rebuilt. And then I would just keep getting banned.
00:01:06.620So I want to stay there on the banning thing. Are you on your eighth account right now? Or even are you even active right now?
00:01:18.340We all know that TikTok is owned by ByteDance, owned by the CCP, allegedly, all that fun stuff.
00:01:23.560So, but the second time, the third time, the fourth time, the fifth time, what was the reasons for that?
00:01:30.340God, I don't even remember, Adam. I mean, it's all, anything that goes against women gets you canceled.
00:01:37.380The fact of the matter is, for a thousand years, we've had a gynocentric social order saying women are so special and amazing, women amazing, men bad.
00:01:46.580And if you go against that narrative, that's when you get canceled.
00:01:49.660Hmm. But I'm trying to understand why TikTok. Meaning, it's not, you said nothing, no strikes on YouTube, no issues.
00:01:56.600Have you ever been taken down on Instagram, anything?
00:01:58.600Oh, no, I did lose it. I forgot about that.
00:02:02.820Yeah. Yeah. What did I happen on? I don't even remember. I, what did I do on Insta? I know it was something on my story, but I literally don't.
00:02:12.900But at the end of the day, if you can sum up, whether it's TikTok, whether it's Insta, whatever you're forgetting to remember at this point, what do you think is the message they don't want the audience hearing?
00:02:22.680Anything that women aren't special, amazing, and awesome.
00:02:27.060That's, that's what they come at you for.
00:02:28.380How about this weird question? Do you think you are special, amazing, and awesome?
00:02:32.280No, I think I'm quite normal. I think I'm an average chick in an average world.
00:02:36.480Okay. So let's say, let's, let's, let's go there. Let's say you're normal. You say you're average, but I don't really interview one-on-one normal average chicks. Like you could be one of 10 girls on a panel, but I don't do many one-on-ones with special women.
00:02:50.400So maybe you've built yourself up to being more special. What do you, what do you say to that?
00:02:54.780Well, I'm good at YouTube, but I think most people, like I put in a lot of hours into it. So you get good at things that you, you know, what's it like the 10,000 hour?
00:03:04.700Yeah. Like, you know, if you rewinded this four years ago, I wouldn't even be on the show.
00:03:09.080So by that logic, this is interesting because I would say that most young men are not special. You know, the whole helicopter moms, you're the best thing ever. You're the beautiful thing.
00:03:19.080Right. But men know that, uh, listen, just because you're 21 and a cool guy, it means nothing. Yeah. Okay. You got to make money. You got to look good. You got to act good. You got to dress good. You got to treat women, right? You got to be a bad-ass. Like you got to work your way up in society. Whereas women, it's just like, you can just be 20 and pretty and the world's your oyster.
00:03:39.020So by, by, by men's standards, starting from nothing, doing nothing, you've actually become special because you put in the work doesn't work and success and status. What is what makes you special?
00:03:52.140Uh, I mean, maybe on the internet, I, I not really in like, it depends from what point of view you're going to talk about, like from dating. No, I don't think guys really care about that, but, um, I would say in work. Sure.
00:04:07.900But I don't know, Adam, I would even say that most men are more special, amazing, and awesome than women. Cause when I look at it, I look at value added to society. Men do the infrastructure jobs. They pay a hundred thousand dollars more in tax in a lifetime than women. Men add more value to society than women do. And women are just, you know, they're given handout after handout after handout. And then on top of that told their special, amazing, and awesome at the end of it.
00:04:35.700So I'm, I'm digesting this because I'm a man. I kind of think I'm dope.
00:04:40.520I want to give you a stat to back this up. 45% of men do infrastructure jobs. These are jobs that we need to run society. So a lot of times, like what I see in this space is they basically say, you need to become a 1% guy in order to get women. You need to build yourself up, do all this stuff. But we cannot do what we do without the men that build these microphones in the factories.
00:05:00.700We cannot do what we do without the average men that run society. And, you know, not everybody is going to be a 1%, 5%. But the truth of the matter is men add value to society by running the infrastructure. Only 7% of women do the same thing.
00:05:16.720Then you could look at value added in terms of, you could look at it in terms of protection, right? What, what percent of women are really protecting society?
00:05:29.140Like what? I mean, do you count female cops? I don't even count them.
00:05:32.180I hope you don't get pulled over by a female cop when you leave here.
00:05:36.940But I will say this and I'll validate essentially what you're saying.
00:05:39.740For the longest time, men, the hardworking men that built our society, industrial revolution, whether it's the, you know, construction worker, the plumber, the electrician, the warrior, the military, the, you know, HVAC guy, any guy that's busting his ass in the labor, the guy who's working in the garden, the guy who's working in the field, the lawnmower.
00:06:00.560Like these are tough jobs, but as, as technology has advanced, uh, more people have gone from blue collar jobs to white collar jobs.
00:06:11.420Now more men are like, yeah, you know, we have editors, we have graphic designers, we have tech guys, we have people that sit behind computers all day.
00:06:18.420The ability to build machines to, to, you know, our AI have basically made some of those jobs obsolete.
00:06:26.220But I will say this, to your point, um, most women, because most, 60% of college students these days are women.
00:06:33.640It used to be the other way around, 60% men, 40% women, and now it's flipped.
00:06:37.980There is sort of a stigma in society, you can speak to this, whereas a college educated woman, even if she makes less than the plumber, than the, um, HVAC guy, whatever it is, the, the, the guy that's working on the toilets, whatever it is, she will look down on that man because he's not a college degree or college, he doesn't have a college degree or college graduate.
00:07:00.920And she would basically hypergamy, uh, you know, deep seated stuff.
00:07:05.620We'll look at him as lesser, where I think essentially what you're saying is those are the men who have built society.
00:07:12.580Do you feel like those men are being disrespected and pushed aside and looked over by modern women?
00:07:17.000I think they're disrespected by women and men, to be honest.
00:07:20.400Like I, I hear a lot of disrespect in this space, like towards the average, you know, calling them broke, saying they don't make enough money when it's like, really none of the influencers could do what we do without the average men that build society and run society.
00:07:33.440And you, you even said like, you know, there is still a large percentage of men that do work in factories.
00:07:38.880Um, I think the number one employment of men in the, in the country is truckers.