In this episode, I discuss the growing number of people who have decided to declare me an enemy, and why they have a chip on their shoulder towards me. And why they do so even though they all hate me and yet all hate one another.
00:01:32.500So all of this starts with those groups who have decided to stand up and declare me an enemy, which is actually rather curious if you think about it.
00:01:45.100On my channel, I tend to criticize ideas, not people. I don't engage in the sort of mudslinging that's popular out there. Very seldom will I go after a specific individual. Usually, I'm critiquing their ideas.
00:02:01.040I'm critiquing their movements, pointing out the flaws in them. And for doing so, I have a lot of people who really, really hate what I do, even though I've never gone after them specifically.
00:02:12.800Now, the list of quote-unquote enemies, because, I mean, calling them enemies is just so utterly absurd in the one sense, and yet these people really have a chip on their shoulder at the same time.
00:02:24.380The list could be very long. MGTOW, feminists, atheist cult, porn addicts, PUAs, the esoteric Trumpers, neolibertarians, on and on and on.
00:02:34.540But in this video, I'm going to focus particularly upon three groups, all of whom hate me, and yet all of whom hate one another.
00:02:44.520And that's really the most significant data point. I'm talking about the SJWs, the Gamer Cucks, that is, the names that took over Gamergate and declared that it won when it clearly lost,
00:02:55.180and the anime Nazis, those members of the alt-right who just want to viciously spew hatred and tend to have quite sick addictions to pornography and a celebration of Nazidom when they would never be allowed in the Nazi party.
00:03:14.920They would have been kicked out of it immediately. So the SJWs, the Gamer Cucks, and the anime Nazis.
00:03:21.000Now, I picked these three because of something that just recently came to my attention.
00:03:25.960Some of the insults being flung in my direction, and how they migrate between these groups.
00:03:32.920Now, the first example of this was the how many skulls.
00:03:37.600Now, as you know, I used to have a memento mori in the background of my videos.
00:03:41.260And for some reason, back in the winter of 2015, the SJWs glommed on to this and started sending me these tweets saying how many skulls.
00:03:53.660Weird insults, not particularly, you know, didn't really arouse any anger, but when you get a hundred, it's kind of annoying.
00:05:01.620And that's what they would call the anime Nazis.
00:05:03.240The anime Nazis are what they claim I am.
00:05:05.500And yet they've picked up the anime Nazi insult to sling at me.
00:05:09.800Which, of course, it doesn't insult me at all, but it wins points with their audience.
00:05:14.640So, SJWs, Gamer Cucks, and anime Nazis, there's some sort of, even though all these three groups are utterly opposed to one another, there's lines of communication going on between them that they probably aren't even consciously aware of.
00:05:30.520So, this is the context of this video, and we'll get back to that at the end.
00:05:34.900For now, let's talk about what's going on with this.
00:05:37.660What's going on with the, the culture war?
00:05:39.940Because the culture war, this, this left versus right, this, this online battle between feminists and MRAs, between Gamergate and SJWs, this is largely a proxy war.
00:05:58.000While we're arguing over this nonsense, the people that actually pull the strings are getting away with murder.
00:06:05.140So, first of all, at best, at best, this culture war is a rearguard action.
00:06:10.560Now, some of you might have heard with the, with the professor Jordan B. Peterson, a guy I truly, a man I truly admire, has been dealing with over at University of Toronto, where a group of SJWs are trying to silence him for daring to speak frankly on things.
00:06:28.800Now, this, yes, this is a fight worth fighting, okay, defending the right to free speech on college campuses, this is something worth fighting, but it's a rearguard action, okay?
00:06:40.400Every so often, the, the SJWs, the radical left, they go and attack an individual or an institution, and we have to muster our forces to go fight them.
00:06:52.900When you win that battle, that's not a strategic victory, because we just wasted a whole bunch of time defending Mr. Peterson, or defending a man that was falsely accused of rape, or, or defending whatever.
00:07:05.320This is a waste of resources for us, and we have very limited resources compared to the other side, which is massively organized and massively funded.
00:07:16.140Now, despite this being a rearguard action, one thing that you'll notice with these online movements is that this rearguard behavior, this arguing with feminists, tends to dominate.
00:07:30.400The largest voices out there, the most popular voices out there, are engaged in a constant, meaningless battle.
00:07:38.680And what you wind up with is both sides against the middle.
00:07:41.580For example, take MRAs versus feminists.
00:07:45.200One of the big points of contention between the men's rights activists and the feminists is on divorce and child custody.
00:07:55.100They are fighting over this, and yet both of them assume the egalitarian narrative, which was used to destroy the nuclear family, which was used to destroy relations between the sexes.
00:08:06.200So, up until now, we've had the feminists getting what they want.
00:08:10.440No-fault divorce, presumed child custody going towards the woman, the maintenance payments towards the woman, even though she divorced for no reason, etc.
00:08:20.680So, women have been empowered by the government.
00:08:24.240Their power was given to them from somewhere else, from somebody else, at the expense of men.
00:08:29.840The MRAs, meanwhile, are demanding more rights for men, but they're not demanding an elimination of egalitarianism.
00:08:37.220What they wind up demanding, for the most part, is more government.
00:08:41.220So, the solution, so some, the government came in and empowered feminists.
00:08:46.380MRAs are now demanding that the government come empower them.
00:08:49.960The end result, even if men wind up being better off, comparatively, the end result is more government and less autonomy.
00:08:58.700Another example, the Gamer Cucks versus the SJWs.
00:09:02.320Now, throughout Gamergate, we saw it initially.
00:09:05.300Initially, it was opposed to the SJW infiltration of primarily the gaming media, but also the gaming industry.
00:09:13.340Opposition to the SJWs trying to subvert what people want by inserting their narrative.
00:09:19.040Then, it degraded into ethics in games journalism.
00:09:22.680An autistic, if we can just have these rules, then everything will be okay.
00:09:34.240And then, finally, it degraded into the traditional values warriors, the people that have been fighting feminism long before Gamergate came around.
00:09:43.540That these people are just as bad as the SJWs.
00:09:47.880And so now, the Gamer Cucks and the SJWs, they post videos every single day.
00:09:53.700There's a new video up, you know, this weak and stupid.
00:09:56.800Or look at this stupid feminist, look at this.
00:09:59.400And people watch the video, they, you know, donate to the Patreons, they get the advertising Benjamins from YouTube.
00:10:07.020They make a nice hefty profit attacking this feminist.
00:10:10.420Meanwhile, the feminists, they are working for major publications of their own.
00:10:14.660And so they're getting paychecks to put out this ridiculous ideology.
00:10:19.140And so you have both these sides fighting against each other, and yet nothing is being accomplished.
00:10:25.180People come away from watching this weak and stupid, and they feel superior.
00:10:28.960They feel that they're smarter than these feminists.
00:10:30.940But the feminists are still receiving government grants to do artwork with period blood.
00:10:38.780And there's a small number of people making a profit off of it, while everybody else is being distracted from the realities of what's going on behind the scenes.
00:10:48.560I think it's worth considering Dwight D. Eisenhower, his speech on the military-industrial complex from 1961.
00:10:56.120Three and a half million men and women are directly engaged in the defense establishment.
00:11:03.540Now, this conjunction of an immense military establishment and a large arms industry is new in the American experience.
00:11:11.960The total influence, economic, political, even spiritual, is felt in every city, every statehouse, every office of the federal government.
00:11:22.800We recognize the imperative need for this development.
00:11:26.120Yet we must not fail to comprehend its grave implications.
00:11:32.180Our toil, resources, and livelihood are all involved.
00:11:36.720So is the very structure of our society.
00:11:40.080In the councils of government, we must guard against the acquisition of unwarranted influence, whether sought or unsought, by the military-industrial complex.
00:11:50.820The core of what Eisenhower was getting at is that when military and industry become a complex, when they become inseparable from one another, meshed together,
00:12:01.480you have this machine that's accountable to nobody, that wants war for the sake of war, and in fact never wants to win the war.
00:12:10.580It wants an ongoing, low-intensity conflict for the sake of its profit, for the sake of its simple logic of how it operates.
00:12:19.480The military-industrial complex isn't about winning wars, it's about constantly having a war, it's the logic of empire, and that is what we are seeing currently with this culture war.
00:12:33.180Now, who is it, what sort of people, what sort of people have been on the bleeding edge of this for a long time now?
00:12:44.000What sort of people are not engaged in the low-intensity culture war, but who is actually pushing the boundaries, pushing a new narrative?
00:12:53.500Well, I'm just going to give you a few of them that stand out most significantly to me, because they're all friends of mine, and there's many more that you could point to.
00:13:01.940But in particular, we've got Aaron Clary.
00:13:05.080The man's a brilliant financier, you know, he worked in banking, and, you know, he told banks how they could make money, but nobody listened to him.
00:13:12.760And he's since become a successful writer that drives around on his motorcycle, ballroom dancing, climbing mountains, and doing whatever he wants in life.
00:13:20.220We've got Roosh V. You know, this guy was a microbiologist working in D.C., and he had a small game block until some feminists got a hold of him, outed him, got him fired from his job.
00:13:31.200And so he went and completely reinvented his life as becoming a travel writer and a game guru.
00:13:38.580And then, then he goes and completely reinvents that.
00:13:41.740And now he's talking about sustaining Western civilization.
00:13:45.000He's a very accomplished man who's done a lot with his life and is doing it successfully.
00:29:25.580They want us to ignore what's going on.
00:29:27.440The way we fight against that is by living righteous and successful lives, is by opening our eyes, tearing the scales from our eyes, seeing reality for what it is, and living in the best way possible.
00:29:42.960Second, we need to realize that success comes through challenging your preconceptions.
00:29:50.840Anybody that's successful is always looking for a critique.
00:29:54.080They're always looking for somebody to tell them what they did wrong, what mistake they made.
00:29:58.520Now, the great challenge is finding a critique worth listening to, because if you're trying to do anything new, everyone in Sundry will come and tell you you're doing it wrong.
00:30:05.360But the actual successful person is always second-guessing themselves, always trying to figure out what they could have done better, versus constantly trying to affirm what you're already doing.
00:30:17.120Don't seek out rationalizations for your mistakes.
00:31:09.920Partly we do this through the philosophical, through political theory, through theology, reaffirming those ancient truths that have been forgotten.
00:31:28.820We also do it through forming real-world tribes and communities.
00:31:35.040So the way we fight them, we fight them by living righteously.
00:31:38.960We do that by challenging our conceptions, then using those new ideas to go employ it in the real world.
00:31:46.140Go live the change that we want to see.
00:31:48.420And when we start living it, we start building that new society.
00:31:52.980And I'd just like to finish this off by reminding all of you that we are the majority.