Leo D.M.J. Aurini - Sunday Live： Warriors Society versus Mercantile Empire

00:00:00.000 Good evening, folks. Welcome to the Echo Stream. I'm your host, Davis Arrini, and I am joined

00:00:10.280 by the lovely lady, Hayth Roon. How are you doing tonight?

00:00:13.640 I'm doing wonderful, thanks. How are you?

00:00:16.440 I'm doing great, except my dog just walked over and she seems to expect something right

00:00:20.920 now.

00:00:21.320 Oh.

00:00:22.320 You literally laid on the couch for three hours. I start live streaming, now you expect

00:00:27.600 something. It's a nice stretch.

00:00:30.000 So you're getting for a little bit.

00:00:33.940 Assuming my dog allows it, we do have a bit of a stream for you tonight.

00:00:39.060 And, well, you know what?

00:00:41.560 I want to start off.

00:00:42.360 You said something that I thought was very, very pithy about how you start by destroying the men and you go from there.

00:00:52.060 Could you mind sharing that?

00:00:53.840 Would you mind sharing that with the audience, Haythro?

00:00:55.880 Oh, sure.

00:00:56.700 It just follows the natural dominance hierarchy.

00:00:59.060 So what I've observed is that if an interest, shall we say, wants to completely dominate and ultimately destroy a people, it first takes out its best men, its superior men, and that in turn leaves only the inferior men.

00:01:18.060 Now, inferior men, they can't get laid to save their lives, unlike the superior males.

00:01:25.820 So they will cater to the whims and wants of women.

00:01:31.060 So what the inferior men do is then indulge women, essentially, in what they want.

00:01:38.560 And we've seen that in the West, voting rights and so forth.

00:01:42.400 so then you destroy the women which is easy enough to do once you've destroyed all the men

00:01:48.900 and then the women in turn destroy the children either literally through abortion or just not

00:01:54.240 having them or they ruin them emotionally and spiritually and then ultimately the children

00:01:59.540 destroy themselves and you'll either a completely eliminate a a bloodline in that way or you will

00:02:07.980 make it um so pliable and malleable uh that it just becomes a drone species at that point that

00:02:15.080 you can imprint with whatever programming you want yeah and what struck me about this

00:02:21.300 is that most of that is just manosphere 101 like you go back to rod fetters he talks about

00:02:27.740 how you start off well he missed the first step you start off by empowering the women against the

00:02:35.040 men, you empower the lower against the higher, because the higher has a natural protective

00:02:40.680 instinct of the lower. And when you empower the lower against the higher, you know, the higher

00:02:47.640 doesn't know what the hell to do, because men don't hit women. And so when you raise women up

00:02:52.100 to men's level, they are prone to hit men. And so it started off with feminism, divorce law, etc.

00:02:59.120 And after they did that, what we've been seeing for the past 20 years, and it's been growing,

00:03:03.900 is they're empowering the children

00:03:06.360 against the mothers.

00:03:08.600 Yes.

00:03:09.480 So this is like when we were growing up,

00:03:11.740 it was your parent tells you

00:03:13.640 to do something you don't like.

00:03:14.900 I'll phone Child Protective Services.

00:03:18.260 These days, it's,

00:03:20.380 I learned that I'm genderqueer

00:03:21.740 and non-binary from Tumblr,

00:03:24.460 on the internet,

00:03:25.260 on the smartphone you gave me.

00:03:26.980 And if you don't let me take hormones,

00:03:29.040 then I'm going to sue you in court

00:03:30.740 for being a bad parent.

00:03:32.760 Right.

00:03:33.200 And the parents don't know what the hell to do about that.

00:03:37.180 Now, what you caught on, though, the bit that was missed there was the men in the first place.

00:03:45.320 Because over the past century, we have had two extremely destructive wars.

00:03:53.760 World War I and World War II wound up destroying the bloodlines that should have been reproducing.

00:04:03.200 yeah i got a friend his late grandfather uh fought in world war ii and

00:04:10.640 his grandfather used to get drunk and stomp around the house smashing holes in the walls

00:04:15.760 while listening to german marching tunes and screaming we killed all the good germans

00:04:24.400 he wasn't exactly a wonderful person

00:04:26.160 but he was absolutely correct about that you know the germans that died in world war ii were the

00:04:34.340 good ones and now we're left over like what we have left over is that comedic couple from

00:04:40.280 super troopers you know who wants a mustache ride though that's what we have left yeah i'm a fun boy

00:04:48.540 but ours aren't much better well yeah i mean if you take a look at essentially what world

00:04:56.700 war one and world war two were they were set brother against brother yeah it was like the civil

00:05:03.340 war and i'm getting a little bit of an echo right or i was just letting you know

00:05:11.500 oh this is the echo hour

00:05:17.920 okay

00:05:18.940 yeah look guys don't

00:05:24.300 like this is the one piece I think so many people

00:05:26.320 missed this is how

00:05:27.880 exceptionally destructive

00:05:29.600 these wars were and that the people

00:05:32.320 that died were the best

00:05:33.920 people

00:05:34.600 the people that should have lived

00:05:38.360 the cowards survived

00:05:40.500 those wars

00:05:41.920 And so, you know, you look at this MGTOW movement, this anger at women.

00:05:47.300 Well, you know what?

00:05:48.500 I've got a little bit of sympathy for the women because there are so few real men out there.

00:05:57.680 Oh, and it's all – that's a big echo.

00:06:00.980 Is it still there?

00:06:02.780 I think it's coming from the room.

00:06:04.820 Do you have your speakers on?

00:06:07.120 Yes.

00:06:07.580 Let me try one more time, then I'll switch to headphones.

00:06:09.880 Okay.

00:06:11.260 I guess I got a hold down the fort here all right it won't take too long how's

00:06:20.580 everybody doing tonight in the chat do we have any moderators I don't see

00:06:26.560 bombadil here okay I don't know welcome back by the way oh there he is all right

00:06:35.680 so yeah tell me if it echoes again so damn the headphones give me a massive

00:06:38.800 headache, folks. Google doesn't like me streaming, so they add the echo, just to disrupt my equilibrium.

00:06:47.360 Yeah, what I was going to say is it was the men who abandoned society. I mean, when you think

00:06:52.880 about it, and I think I might have mentioned this before on your stream at one point,

00:06:57.620 the superior males, the alpha males, the ones who create and build and maintain civilization,

00:07:06.100 They're the gatekeepers of that.

00:07:08.220 And at some point, they must have relinquished their dominance.

00:07:13.380 They gave over to their lessers power and freedom that their lessers did not earn.

00:07:19.320 And that's how this all started.

00:07:20.700 So at some point, they weakened and made poor decisions.

00:07:29.080 Hello?

00:07:31.300 Is he gone again?

00:07:35.340 Uh-oh.

00:07:35.900 People knocking on my door.

00:07:39.980 Yippee-ki-yay.

00:07:41.440 Interruption.

00:07:42.400 Sorry.

00:07:43.200 Did you hear what I said?

00:07:44.620 Or do you need me to keep it?

00:07:45.300 No, no, I completely missed it.

00:07:46.600 But I think you were talking about how the men that bred, the betas, the cowards, the weak men, they create a generation of weak men that bent over for feminism.

00:08:02.760 right but but what i said was that um the the men who actually built civilization in the first place

00:08:10.040 who would have been the alphas the best of the best they were the gatekeepers of that civilization

00:08:15.640 they held that power so at some point they must have made the decision to give over that power

00:08:22.600 to their lessers that was their mistake they gave that over to those who did not earn it

00:08:27.560 and then those who did not earn it do what people who do not earn do which is they squandered it

00:08:34.160 they misused it they abused it they they began to tear civilization apart well this this connects

00:08:40.520 to the title of the live stream uh warrior society versus mercantile empire you know guys let's uh

00:08:46.640 let's nerd out for just a second here because i know every single one of you plays civilization

00:08:50.900 five and the social policies there's two social policies in the game the honor stream and the

00:08:58.720 mercantile stream now again civilization is a game there's an end game to it you know you want to win

00:09:07.140 so typically if you're trying to do a domination victory you'll go the honor route but forget about

00:09:13.080 the winning the game and think about what is implied by the system because it's even right

00:09:17.220 here in the game uh what there's two significant factors that you get from honor there's the

00:09:24.060 there is the warrior code sorry yes yes space dog i love you heavy breathing on the arini stream

00:09:35.060 it's the interruption hour we're gonna raise the kundarini oh exactly i think i uh

00:09:43.240 I think my shekel rods are going to be out of sync for this one.

00:09:49.980 Okay, what the hell was I trying to say?

00:09:51.900 Military tradition gives your units 50% more experience,

00:09:56.420 and military caste adds happiness and culture to each city that has a garrisoned unit in it.

00:10:03.220 So your military units aren't just for waging war.

00:10:07.280 First of all, there's just a benefit to having them.

00:10:09.880 And second of all, what happens in Civilization V when you get experience for your units is they become significant factors.

00:10:20.960 They become vital resources that you don't want to lose.

00:10:27.260 So if you're doing the honor tradition or you're doing the honor policy, you know, and you get this really badass army, it's like, yeah, you use it to put down barbarians here and there.

00:10:37.980 and yeah there's benefits to waging the occasional minor land war to get concessions from your

00:10:45.200 neighbors but you do not want to sacrifice your men your men are too damn important

00:10:50.340 right like you this is a good general his men are too damn important to sacrifice them on a

00:10:56.180 suicide mission now contrast that to the commerce the commerce policy stream

00:11:04.740 One of the bits you get with commerce is mercenary army, which allows you to purchase really cheap lands necks.

00:11:15.260 Basically, cheap cheeser soldiers, and you don't care whether they live or die.

00:11:23.340 And this is just a long way of going about how warrior societies, societies that have an honor code, tend not to actually be that violent.

00:11:34.740 It's the mercantile societies that wind up being violent, that wind up treating people like cheap, replaceable units, both in the workplace and on the battlefield.

00:11:47.000 It was Steele that pointed this out initially, by the way.

00:11:49.880 And you guys should also go subscribe to his channel because he just interviewed Aethroon recently and he's got great interviews over there.

00:11:57.060 Yeah, I had fun. It was a great interview. Definitely some good stuff we talked about. So check that out.

00:12:04.060 Oh, I enjoyed it.

00:12:05.260 It was excellent.

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00:12:10.000 That's right.

00:12:12.220 But yes, he was pointing out that the, he's pointed out many times, the Spartans almost

00:12:16.740 never went to war, just because it was, like, you put this much energy into training a soldier,

00:12:22.300 you don't want them dying for pointless bullshit.

00:12:26.560 Right.

00:12:26.660 The people that go to war are the people that can hire the big slave army or the giant mercenary army.

00:12:37.580 It's the bankers who are warlike.

00:12:40.420 It's also part of the usurious banking system is that it constantly needs more and more input all the time.

00:12:47.980 It's not okay for it just to tend to its own hearth.

00:12:53.860 It constantly needs new resources.

00:12:56.660 and it keeps everybody in a state of war because that's how it makes its money

00:13:02.680 it pits one of its customers against another of its customers

00:13:06.740 this is the mechanical god leviathan that needs the blood of living human beings to grease its gears

00:13:12.980 whether it's people on the slave plantation or if it's you know selling weapons to soldiers

00:13:18.800 on both sides they kill one another over nothing

00:13:20.900 and so this is what's happened to our society is that the the mercantile civilization has overcome

00:13:31.420 the honor civilization and i was i don't think it was an explicit agenda to kill all the red-blooded

00:13:38.480 men in world war one and two i think it was just a natural result i mean the banking system's been

00:13:43.660 overtaking our society for oh what 400 years at least 200 years i mean the american rebellion

00:13:52.320 was primarily a rebellion against the bank the the british bank which of course wasn't owned

00:13:58.680 by britain it was owned by shit i forget who owned it was it the east india company um

00:14:04.580 not them

00:14:07.580 but yeah it's it was a rebellion against the bank you got andy jackson his dying words i killed the

00:14:19.900 bank but then the bank took over america beginning of the 20th century it was really before that i

00:14:27.900 mean when uh when america sold out its currency to the banksters during the civil war that that's

00:14:34.440 really where our sovereignty ended.

00:14:36.400 Oh, isn't that interesting? I'm not a

00:14:38.380 complete expert on American history.

00:14:40.560 Yeah.

00:14:41.800 Brother against brother?

00:14:48.500 Mercantilism

00:14:48.940 is what drives

00:14:50.540 this ugly system. So I don't think there's a 400

00:14:52.340 year conspiracy to kill

00:14:54.460 all the red-blooded men, to kill all

00:14:56.460 the men with nobility and leadership

00:14:58.480 and the sort of men

00:15:00.120 that would not have

00:15:02.420 allowed something like feminism to take over.

00:15:04.440 right i don't think it was a plan but it's you know you do one you get the other

00:15:09.960 and we allowed this poison into our civilization

00:15:14.840 and as a result yeah i was listening to some MGTOW videos earlier today

00:15:24.120 and hey you know i feel for these guys like some of the stories are just absolutely brutal

00:15:31.980 You know, the one I was listening to was the guy was a lawyer. All right. He was a good lawyer. He'd actually managed to get some case law in his state changed. And yet his wife decides to divorce him anyway and just just destroy the guy, destroy him psychologically, alienate his daughters from him, etc.

00:15:51.620 now if this this guy 50 years ago that wouldn't have happened right because you still had alpha

00:16:01.580 men in charge of things he's not an alpha man but he is a good beta right he's one of the people

00:16:09.720 that build civilization and we want those people to have wives because if they don't they stop

00:16:14.720 building civilization for us right in the present era with no alpha men in charge it's the problem

00:16:22.700 is guys like him in charge and he does not have the cojones to keep his woman satisfied and keep

00:16:31.440 his family in line no these guys let their women run roughshod over them and listen when when you've

00:16:39.440 got a the top when you got the top 20 in charge that's okay right the top 20 will straighten

00:16:46.620 everybody else out but when that top 20 is gone then everybody gets run over by this so you know

00:16:55.860 MGTOW is certainly not the solution okay refusing to have children or reproduce is sure as hell not

00:17:03.900 the solution for how we restart our civilization oh no it's just a knee-jerk reaction to feminism

00:17:11.300 at the same time i can't really blame them no no i mean now you know why i have very

00:17:18.740 little to do with the other members of my sex well most women i mean most men need guidance

00:17:28.500 but i'd say even more uh women women need a strong man around there's the woman that can

00:17:36.340 be her own rock be her own anchor is incredibly exceptional

00:17:42.820 i would say it's about as exceptional as the sort of man that can turn down sex

00:17:52.260 so yeah especially need that rock and when they're not tethered they just they fly free

00:17:58.500 Yeah, well, I mean, the average man or woman is a creature of his or her appetites.

00:18:05.540 I mean, Plato knew this.

00:18:07.100 He wrote about it in The Republic extensively.

00:18:10.460 And that's how you govern a people is through their emotions.

00:18:13.220 Because he grasped this, that the average man or woman is a creature of his appetites.

00:18:19.220 Well, and they want these appetites to be eternally unfulfilled in today's world.

00:18:25.520 Adrian, have you ever seen the movie Fathead?

00:18:27.980 No.

00:18:29.160 It's a rejection, a rebuttal of the movie Super Size Me, where this dirty, smelly hippie decides he's going to eat at McDonald's and film a documentary.

00:18:39.360 And oh, my God, it almost gave him a heart attack and he got fat.

00:18:44.480 Well, this other guy who's big on the paleo diet decides he's going to do a movie called Fathead, where he eats nothing but fast food and loses weight over a month.

00:18:54.100 okay was he just eating like meat and cheese and no bread

00:18:58.900 the one thing he wasn't doing is he didn't supersize things and he drank diet soda

00:19:06.900 okay so he cut the sugar out most of the sugars essentially exactly and his point was that like

00:19:13.760 listen uh you know a mcdonald's hamburger isn't the healthiest thing in the world

00:19:17.740 but it's really not that bad i mean it's mostly fat and protein exactly it's when you get the

00:19:23.920 32 ounce soda that you get fat right and he did some basic workouts just just walking

00:19:30.380 he lost weight on the whole thing

00:19:32.760 anyway where the hell did i bring this guy up

00:19:36.720 there is something he said that relates

00:19:41.180 oh yes he was talking about obesity and you know these people that have damaged their

00:19:49.960 their uh their their metabolism or their metabolism yes they've damaged their metabolism

00:19:58.280 the thing with fat people is it's not as simple as just stop eating so much

00:20:04.300 is because they've so screwed up their system that fat people are actually starving yes their

00:20:10.120 fat cells are chock full of nutrients but they've so damaged their insulin effect that the fat cells

00:20:17.680 can't release any of that food. Yeah, they've become insulin resistant. Pretty much the only

00:20:22.760 thing that will reverse that syndrome for somebody like that is a low carb or zero carb diet.

00:20:31.260 Yeah, and it's going to be painful for them. It's going to be very painful. It's going to take a long

00:20:35.740 time. Yeah, that said, it does work. I mean, I've had some good effects from that. And I know other

00:20:42.160 people who've had some good effects from that and not just uh for issues with obesity but any kind

00:20:48.560 of uh like autoimmune disorder people who have gut issues it's been extraordinarily helpful in

00:20:55.920 healing that oh yeah guys carbs some carbs are okay don't drink soda pop all the time yeah but

00:21:04.240 the way this relates is he has this great quote where he says people aren't fat because they're

00:21:11.680 hungry. They're hungry because they're fat. It's the fatness that screws up their system so they

00:21:21.260 are constantly starving because they can't access any of their stored food. And this is what they

00:21:28.420 want. This is what the mercantile system wants. They want you constantly hungry, constantly

00:21:34.980 needing to ingest, even when ingesting is the last thing you need. So obviously they do this

00:21:40.560 with food they do it with entertainment as well you know we are we are so desperate for meaningful

00:21:49.080 entertainment for meaningful stories and yet all we have is hollywood pablum and so we are constantly

00:21:57.120 this generation is constantly consuming media watching movies playing video games all of this

00:22:03.060 stuff when the storylines in those are garbage there is there is so little catharsis in these

00:22:08.960 stories and it's that lack of catharsis that makes us want even more makes us want to binge

00:22:13.760 on netflix because we are so hungry for a good story oh yeah it's all consumption and you know

00:22:20.320 that's the that's the reason that a lot of uh fatherless girls for example give themselves

00:22:27.600 away emotionally and sexually to men because they are starved for the healthy male attention that

00:22:34.000 they would have gotten from a father exactly and the the more low quality cheap love they

00:22:42.000 get the the attention instead of the love the more they crave it so the more they seek the

00:22:46.640 attention it's a it's a treadmill where everybody keeps running faster and faster yeah it's the

00:22:50.960 exact same syndrome just manifesting itself in different ways you know whether it's a eating

00:22:57.280 disorder or emotional disorder, et cetera. Yeah. You know, somebody, I once quipped on Twitter,

00:23:05.200 I think it was, that usury leads to sodomy. And somebody said, what the hell are you talking about?

00:23:10.660 Look at the core mechanism of usury. Now, let me be clear about something. Usury is a very complex

00:23:18.360 topic. Lending money at interest is not innately, not necessarily usury because money has a time

00:23:26.380 value uh having getting paid on the fifth getting paid twice a month is better than getting paid

00:23:32.140 once a month right you can invest that money and do something with it however when you lend money

00:23:38.700 at interest when you create a fractional reserve lending system what winds up happening in the

00:23:45.820 whole money supply in the economy is you actually wind up with more debt that exists than money

00:23:52.620 so if you run through it's a bit of a tedious exercise but if you run through the effects of

00:23:59.400 you know i've got a hundred dollars in my bank that means i can lend out a thousand dollars

00:24:04.540 right and you run that cycle you wind up there is you're going to wind up with uh i'm just making

00:24:12.280 up numbers uh eleven thousand dollars worth of debt right so there's been eleven thousand dollars

00:24:19.760 lent out to people there's only ten thousand dollars circulating in the economy oh that's

00:24:27.500 why they hate it when people pay down their debt it screws up their whole racket well and this

00:24:34.060 so they keep now what we used to do with this is we had jubilees every so often where all debt was

00:24:41.440 forgiven we kind of we just hit a reset button on the economy bankruptcy law is supposed to address

00:24:50.460 this right because only 10 out of 11 people will be able to pay off their debts and this is no

00:24:57.620 moral judgment on you right maybe you made best bad investments but maybe you're just the guy

00:25:02.540 still standing when musical chairs is over right so you know the guy's still standing he cashes

00:25:08.820 out his chips. He does bankruptcy. And then boom, back to square one. We have $10,000 of debt and

00:25:16.500 $10,000 of money. Except this is a game of musical chairs. Usury is a game of musical chairs that

00:25:23.040 never ends. We just keep running around in circles and the chairs are disappearing one by one. So we

00:25:29.120 keep needing to put new chairs in it or destroy things. Yeah. And it's a zero sum game too. Like,

00:25:35.400 i mean once you hit zero you're done there's no way to get back into the game

00:25:40.280 this is how usury leads to sodomy it's this is how eating too much sugar makes you starve

00:25:47.080 this is how not getting like in inundating yourself with attention deprives you of love

00:25:57.000 usury is at the core of all of this

00:25:58.440 and yeah usury is what sneaky gamma male bankers do

00:26:06.340 as opposed to the the noble alpha chad of the warrior culture

00:26:12.480 i don't know that i consider an alpha and a chad the same thing at all like

00:26:19.240 to me an alpha male i mean yes he has the the natural genetic superior

00:26:25.620 or superiority to attract women, but he also has other qualities that have to be cultivated

00:26:32.600 and worthed, as we would call it in heathenry.

00:26:36.700 He has to have leadership.

00:26:38.500 He has to have intelligence that he's actually utilized to build knowledge and practical

00:26:43.500 wisdom.

00:26:44.400 He has to have the emotional intelligence to cultivate relationships, positive relationships

00:26:49.760 with others so that other men respect him and are loyal to him.

00:26:53.940 So there's a lot more, I think, that goes into an alpha male than just pure genetic superiority.

00:27:01.000 So I don't consider those two the same at all.

00:27:05.080 You are absolutely correct.

00:27:06.760 Chad is actually, Chad is the sad product where, so women start off being, they're disappointed because there's no alpha men in charge, or at least there's not enough alpha men in charge.

00:27:22.720 you need a certain percentage you know like like one conan cannot deal with a hundred thousand

00:27:30.320 person mob of of beta males trying to impose communism all right not not even conan can survive

00:27:38.080 that you need many conans you need a ring of kings and their trusted companions to work together to

00:27:46.960 solve those problems precisely you need a certain percentage of alpha men i mean like you know

00:27:53.200 ronald gregan might be a great example of this he is a complete failure as a president even though

00:27:58.960 you know i never knew the guy obviously but he strikes me as an alpha sort of a guy

00:28:04.160 that was surrounded with beta male sneaks so best of intentions accomplished nothing

00:28:10.000 yeah a lot of those guys that you describe as chad i think are just effeminate

00:28:16.880 all they they they literally are it's yeah it's an addiction to pleasure that's what effeminacy

00:28:22.720 means in the theological sense that you're addicted to pleasure yeah exactly all it is is just some

00:28:28.080 some good genetics you know they look good they've got the v taper to their uh to their

00:28:33.200 frame you know to their body and so forth but that's it that's all they've gotten i mean

00:28:38.560 they haven't earned anything you know an alpha male has great genetics but he's also achieved

00:28:46.640 great things so it's the funny this is the funny thing is that when you get these alpha males in

00:28:54.560 charge they tend to pacify not pacify it's the wrong way they stabilize society meaning which

00:29:02.160 which means there are less women available for them and so right now because there aren't enough

00:29:07.840 alphas to control society, the people that do have alpha qualities have women thrown at them

00:29:14.020 constantly. And a lot of these guys that should be leaders of men are instead completely distracted

00:29:20.460 by the endless revolving door of pussy coming into their apartments. Yeah.

00:29:29.040 And I imagine, I mean, I'm not a man, but I imagine that it's got to be hard to say no to

00:29:34.600 that no matter how disciplined you are so how can you be focused on building anything when you're

00:29:41.320 constantly distracted by that yeah and believe me i know a lot of guys like this that you know i

00:29:51.800 can't i can't it's if i tell them to stop it sounds like a really negative thing right it's it's like

00:29:58.460 i'd like to see them focusing on better things like but it's you want a mistress fine all right

00:30:05.040 but get a wife first put some babies in her all right we need more alpha babies yeah go you have

00:30:11.560 your mystery and of course his wife will put up with it of course well if she even do it all

00:30:16.760 together yeah i mean i i know i'm gonna catch flack for it but i'll just come out and say it

00:30:21.400 i mean a good woman will be accepting of that she will understand she will also understand that

00:30:28.380 doesn't threaten her interests the main thing is don't make a fool of her right it's when you make

00:30:35.740 a fool of a woman that you hurt her women don't like to have the same sort of sexual jealousy that

00:30:41.260 men have well and for good reason right because a man's interests are threatened by the uh by

00:30:51.100 another man having sex with his woman but a woman's interests are not threatened by another woman

00:30:57.820 having sex with her man. It's when a man falls in love with and is economically investing in

00:31:04.800 another woman that her interests then become threatened. So women are always cautious of

00:31:13.420 the other woman who's trying to take her man away and get him to economically and emotionally invest

00:31:19.840 in her, whereas the man feels threatened when there's other men looking to bed his woman.

00:31:28.540 Leo the Great sends a $5 US super chat and asks what my favorite saint is and my favorite channels on YouTube.

00:31:36.960 Probably St. Joan of Arc, honestly.

00:31:40.100 I mean, she was awesome.

00:31:42.480 Maid of Orleans, however you pronounce that.

00:31:47.400 Like I said, I know I was going to catch some flack for that, and I see somebody saying, yeah, she'll understand.

00:31:51.960 Look, most women have come up in this society where they've been taught that they are entitled to exclusivity, and they've also been allowed to indulge their greed.

00:32:03.820 So, of course, they're going to throw up a fuss.

00:32:09.220 It takes a woman who has done some self-work and has some self-knowledge and understands natural law and evolutionary psychology and accepts all these things and is willing to work within that system.

00:32:21.600 for the best interests not only of herself and her family but also society as a whole that that's

00:32:27.920 an extraordinary woman i'm you know i'm not going to try to suggest that there's a ton of them out

00:32:31.900 there but if she is that then she will be accepting of it well i think uh guys what you need to

00:32:38.860 i'm not promoting that you cheat on your wife i don't have a huge issue if you have two women

00:32:45.360 and you support both of them and their children don't have a huge issue with that uh i'm not

00:32:50.140 encouraging this but why do the women reject it and the reason is not because you're making a fool

00:32:57.640 of them it's not because it's it's wounding them emotionally it's because most of the time

00:33:03.420 it's because they're greedy and if she's greedy she's also going to be greedy about the fact that

00:33:10.460 you're volunteering for i don't know the local shriner's league right she won't want you to do

00:33:15.680 that these are the sort of women that after you give them two kids start pushing you to have a

00:33:20.720 vasectomy right not not because not for her sake she wants to have a vasectomy so that you can't

00:33:27.360 get other women pregnant so that she can divorce you and she now has your only children held

00:33:33.500 hostage okay there's a greedy motive behind it it's not a good motive not to cheat on your wife

00:33:41.080 but most of the time when a woman doesn't want a man to have a mistress there are greedy

00:33:46.120 motivations behind it yeah that's a keen observation um i didn't even think of that you

00:33:51.480 must came up came up with that one on your own but yeah and you also have to understand that um

00:33:57.240 oftentimes women are not conscious of their motives so even though she may be uh sort of

00:34:04.680 setting a man up for this type of situation and she may be doing it intentionally she may also be

00:34:11.240 doing it unconsciously she's not aware that she's doing it and that may that greatly benefits from

00:34:18.920 not knowing their own motives yeah give them plausible deniability and and just to wrap up

00:34:25.080 what i was going to say this uh this lack of consciousness this unawareness can make a woman

00:34:31.480 seem completely innocent to the guy because he will find no lie in her eyes because she's not

00:34:38.920 aware of what she's doing exactly that that's why women i swear to god women have developed

00:34:46.120 the ability to lie to themselves extremely well now when things hit the bricks they stop lying

00:34:53.880 to themselves immediately they immediately become creatures of practicality oh yeah and guys this

00:35:01.160 is why i would strongly encourage you to to have a wise keen-sighted woman close to you in your life

00:35:10.600 like as a friend and let her check out all your girlfriends let her check out anybody who you are

00:35:17.160 considering uh marrying because she will see things i guarantee it she will see motive where

00:35:23.960 you may not because you'll be blind to it but she'll see it and she'll point it out and she may

00:35:29.720 save you you know an absolute disaster if you listen to her and you know what you also listen

00:35:36.560 as a man you can't when she points something out look for it don't trust her blindly you know

00:35:44.740 because it's equally as possible that you could have met a psycho and she's just trying to make

00:35:48.980 you miserable by destroying a good relationship but if she points something out look for it you

00:35:53.900 need to prove it to yourself you need to be you're the one responsible for this all right if somebody

00:35:58.520 gives you advice you have to test this advice for yourself you don't follow their advice then blame

00:36:04.520 them when it doesn't work out and and say oh there's that echo of course go ahead

00:36:12.200 um and the same thing uh in reverse too so uh for the for the ladies you know make sure you've got

00:36:20.600 a guy in your life who you really trust who's a good friend who can point out uh which you might

00:36:26.840 not see in the guys you're dating or a guy you're considering maybe um becoming sexual with he'll

00:36:33.640 be able to point out behaviors that um that you may not be aware of so it's just good to have that

00:36:41.160 you know i i started a new thing for patreon backers called uh the the workshop

00:36:49.720 and the the one i did was talk about how you should test the men you know and you know i need

00:36:55.560 need to amend part of that because i said like one of the five points that you should test these men

00:36:59.800 you know can i trust these men can i trust them in a pinch can i trust their advice

00:37:04.080 one of them was can they get laid because a guy that can't get laid will betray you at the drop

00:37:10.420 of a hat for pussy all right so true asking a guy who can't get laid to stick with you rather than

00:37:19.320 sniff after the tot is like asking a woman to side with you over her children all right that's

00:37:25.800 that's his genetic legacy right this guy can't get laid okay one girl you know squirted pheromones

00:37:31.920 at him he's gonna be all over that this is his only chance to ever breed right of course he's

00:37:37.660 gonna betray you but you know there's a second part of this that i didn't even think of until now

00:37:41.260 that if he can get laid,

00:37:46.920 he also needs the self-discipline to say no at times.

00:37:53.360 Because I'll tell you what, a lot of these alpha chad types,

00:37:56.980 a lot of them wind up getting trapped in very unhealthy marriages.

00:38:02.800 Or maybe not even unhealthy, but just the wrong marriage.

00:38:06.040 Because they couldn't say no to the pussy.

00:38:08.700 It's like, yes, they can get pussy.

00:38:09.820 and these guys often cheat on their wife

00:38:12.100 and get in trouble for it

00:38:13.180 because they have no self-control.

00:38:16.940 You need to be able to get laid.

00:38:18.340 You need to be red pill.

00:38:19.440 You need to be a little bit Chadly.

00:38:21.540 You also need to be able to turn it off

00:38:23.560 when it's the right time to turn it off.

00:38:25.260 Otherwise, you get,

00:38:27.320 and I don't want to call him Chad,

00:38:29.300 but you get,

00:38:32.260 good Lord, who's that alt-right guy?

00:38:36.280 Not David Duke.

00:38:39.820 The Tiki Torch idiot.

00:38:42.720 Spencer?

00:38:43.540 Spencer, thank you.

00:38:44.940 I was just pretending not to remember his name.

00:38:47.320 I just don't care about him that much.

00:38:49.120 You get Richard Spencer

00:38:50.280 fucking one of his lieutenant's girlfriends.

00:38:56.480 That's what happens when you have a man

00:38:58.000 with no self-control.

00:39:02.400 Oh, yeah.

00:39:03.700 That's beta behavior.

00:39:05.380 That's effeminate.

00:39:06.040 and that guy

00:39:10.480 that guy is going to

00:39:12.780 if you ask him for advice on your woman

00:39:14.180 he's going to tell you to cheat on her

00:39:15.340 and he's going to tell you to suck up to her

00:39:19.700 he's going to tell you to suck up to her

00:39:20.900 and cheat on her at the same time

00:39:22.400 that's ridiculous

00:39:23.380 that is utterly ridiculous

00:39:25.200 I have experienced it

00:39:27.300 good lord we have so little virtue

00:39:35.140 in our society these days i mean if people are going to be in a relationship with one another

00:39:43.120 they they owe each other truthfulness you know and communication

00:39:47.580 i mean if people want people want to have a relationship outside of their primary relationship

00:39:54.560 that can be okay i'm not saying it is okay for everybody but it can be okay

00:39:59.140 so long as it is communicated honestly and there's respect and consensus and everybody's interests

00:40:08.280 are being looked out for including any children who may be in the mix you know these are the

00:40:14.140 sorts of things that people have to be mindful of yeah there's an article i tweeted out earlier

00:40:20.440 today i think about sending it to you hey through but it's a very long article and i know you're

00:40:27.080 busy. I tweeted out the article saying, if more Protestants thought like this, I could have a lot

00:40:33.440 more Protestant friends, brothers, and allies. And it was an article discussing some of the things

00:40:40.080 Paul said. But one of the core premises of Christianity is that the law no longer applies.

00:40:49.120 You are free. And I thought you'd really appreciate this hate room. So I know one of the issues you

00:40:55.580 take with christianity is the excessive legality that you get in some places yes well i'm not a

00:41:03.140 fan of the written law in anywhere any expression of it well the point of this article and now this

00:41:12.520 was coming from a protestant and he was saying like listen you don't need to go to church you

00:41:18.120 don't need the ritual the law doesn't apply anymore however that doesn't mean that you go

00:41:28.100 out and do whatever you feel like okay antinomian antinomianism is the name of that heresy oh there's

00:41:36.480 no law then i can have sex orgies and he pointed this guy points out this was beautiful i am so

00:41:43.860 happy to hear that some Protestants can acknowledge this. He pointed out that Martin Luther was

00:41:50.080 pointing out the excessive legalism and hypocrisy of the Catholic Church, and then people took what

00:41:55.760 Martin Luther said, and tons of evil resulted from it. Just because you don't need training

00:42:03.740 wheels on the bike doesn't mean that you're laying on the grass and calling yourself an

00:42:08.700 expert biker. Well, this is what happens when you have written law. Language that is written can

00:42:15.780 then be twisted and manipulated and inverted. And that is so often what is done. That's why we have

00:42:21.700 legislation in modern governments. We used to have something called customary law, which in old

00:42:30.120 English was called thew. And back in the day before the Roman church came in and replaced

00:42:38.060 everything was statutory law if a king or a lord or chieftain uh had a dispute that was brought

00:42:46.060 before him it was his task to find the law both in nature and in few and uh this is how how truth

00:42:57.240 was found this was how rulings were made there was no written law well i think there i think

00:43:03.700 there's an argument for common law well common common law is a customary law it is to you

00:43:11.540 but it does get written down i mean it can be but uh i don't think it needs to be

00:43:18.940 it's good to have predictive law that you know what the ruling is going to be beforehand but

00:43:25.780 listen this is getting off the point i was trying to make with this was that the core premise of

00:43:32.100 christianity is not that you need to follow 693 rules otherwise you're going to burn in hell in

00:43:37.460 all eternity the the point is you are free like the law is there it's the training wheels on the

00:43:43.680 bike it's there to keep your bike you know mobile but if you know how to bike you can take the

00:43:53.000 training wheels off and in fact if you're a really good biker you can even lean your bike down at a

00:43:59.380 30 degree angle when you're doing a really fast turn and get back up again but here's the thing

00:44:05.680 is if you don't have the training wheels you need to take responsibility you are free to do whatever

00:44:11.200 you want if you take responsibility for it well that was what separated oh there's that echo

00:44:17.340 um that's what separated the nobles from the commoners you know elizabeth the first was even

00:44:23.220 quoted as saying that the law is for common men not for princes now i know she said that in a

00:44:28.140 moment of anger, but it's a true statement in the sense that the common man, again, being a creature

00:44:34.940 of his appetites, as the early Greek philosophers observed, had to be governed, whereas the noble

00:44:43.220 man who had cultivated virtue within himself did not need to be governed because he was self-governed.

00:44:51.780 Exactly. And what they are doing right now, and, you know, another super chat from Leo the Great.

00:44:56.800 thank you brother uh relationships are cyclical be the aloof alpha chad when she's not on the

00:45:01.280 period and then be the sweetheart when she's on the rag hey there's something to that there's

00:45:08.480 been studies done on uh the female cycle and preferences and women depending on where they

00:45:14.400 are in their cycle yeah exactly guys if you want to whine about something just wait two weeks

00:45:19.840 yeah that's when you show vulnerability yeah they've done tests with like uh women looking

00:45:28.480 at men's faces during different uh cycles and and and what features they prefer and also um

00:45:35.120 i think they smelled men's t-shirts after they'd worn them and the men who had more testosterone

00:45:41.040 were more attractive uh to women during their um their ovulation phase as opposed to when they were

00:45:48.320 not on their ovulation phase so yeah there is there is some science behind that yeah oh yeah

00:45:54.800 absolutely actually the reverse happens with birth control pills where birth control puts women into

00:46:00.840 a faux pregnancy and during pregnancy women are intimidated by alpha guys because the alpha guy

00:46:07.460 might leave them they want the beta guy that sticks around so you get these couples they

00:46:11.500 get married she goes off the pill and she is suddenly sexually disgusted by her husband

00:46:16.460 thank you science yeah i have seen that happen more than a few times that that is a sad and

00:46:25.180 disastrous uh event when that occurs and of course the guy doesn't know what happened he doesn't

00:46:32.060 understand you know he'll say where's the woman i married i don't understand this it's like dude

00:46:36.980 she was on the pill well same thing happens to her she doesn't understand it she and she's probably

00:46:42.800 going to think that it's something wrong with her health or she's stressed out from work or

00:46:46.380 you don't take me on dates anymore or no no that's not it it's the hormones honey yeah i don't

00:46:53.200 understand how people can be that naive as to think that they can alter their body chemistry

00:46:59.300 and that it's going to have no effect on their brain well again people don't take responsibility

00:47:06.720 you're free to do anything you can but you got to take responsibility for it that's right

00:47:11.380 you know this is the problem with guys that cheat on their wives and they're not taking

00:47:19.160 responsibility for it they're not being honest they're being sneaky yeah they don't want to

00:47:25.640 have the tough conversation with their partner uh to either communicate their dissatisfaction

00:47:33.060 with something in the relationship and perhaps work that out with their partner or if it's

00:47:38.040 something that they know they can't work out to ask for release from, you know, from the marriage

00:47:45.200 contract to have this extramarital relationship. They just don't want to deal with the difficult

00:47:50.540 conversation. You know, I swear, I think about 90% of people cheat on their partner before breaking

00:47:57.960 up with them. Oh, yeah. It's cowardly. It's disrespectful. It's incredibly insulting to

00:48:03.700 the other person. You know, if you enter into a troth with somebody and part of that consists of

00:48:14.440 emotional and sexual exclusivity, well, then you owe that person your honesty before you step out

00:48:22.320 on that, right? I mean, you're free to step out on it, but you have to communicate, hey, I'm breaking

00:48:27.880 the contract so that that other person is informed and can make appropriate choices.

00:48:35.820 Exactly. That's one thing I haven't done. If I'm going to leave a woman for somebody else,

00:48:42.880 I leave her first. Good on you. It's just sneaky. I don't like sneaky behavior. And again, guys,

00:48:50.600 if you if you lie if you're being sneaky if you get what you pay for right if you get a woman by

00:48:58.200 telling lies well you didn't get the woman the lies got the woman now you got to pretend to be

00:49:03.240 that lie for the rest of your life good luck right same's true for women you know the the girls who

00:49:09.160 are out there lying and cheating that comes back on you too even the women the women that are being

00:49:15.240 greedy women don't try and capture a man that you can't house don't get a giant dog if you live in

00:49:25.560 a bachelor apartment don't try and capture an alpha man so you can tie him down and force him

00:49:32.600 to buy a house for you right yeah i've seen this a lot with musicians because you know i'm a musician

00:49:40.260 And you've got the girl who's attracted to the rock star, right?

00:49:45.360 He may be the lead singer or the lead guitar player,

00:49:47.920 but he's one of the guys who's out front.

00:49:50.120 He's got a lot of charisma.

00:49:51.520 He's got a lot of energy and usually a lot of talent, right?

00:49:54.620 And so he's the alpha.

00:49:56.320 And she wants to bag the alpha.

00:49:59.380 Every girl does, right?

00:50:00.920 So as soon as she bags him, what happens?

00:50:03.300 Well, now she doesn't want him to play in the band anymore.

00:50:05.780 Now he's got to quit everything and he's got to stay home.

00:50:09.480 and he you know he's got his chores to do and before you know it you know he's he's playing

00:50:15.080 guitar uh you know maybe once a week as a hobby and and he's not pursuing his dream anymore and

00:50:22.120 she ends up despising him after that because she's now reduced him to something that's just

00:50:28.440 a shell of of the light that she fell in love with in the first place yeah she destroyed it

00:50:34.920 It's like, listen, the alpha can be faithful, okay?

00:50:39.140 I mean, I'm not saying all of them will be, but he can be.

00:50:42.860 But if you try and put him into a cage, you're just destroying him.

00:50:51.800 These people.

00:50:52.840 You know, to go back to the emotionalism, okay?

00:50:55.860 Like, this is, the mercantile civilization doesn't want nobility.

00:51:01.280 It wants emotionality.

00:51:03.460 it wants people to constantly be on this treadmill needing more and more you know we're about to

00:51:09.880 talk about some of this insanity but they they want people they want you emotional

00:51:15.760 so that you're not reasoning and you're not thinking yeah just like a drug addict if you're

00:51:23.180 constantly chasing after your next high because you're addicted you're never going to be able

00:51:30.700 to stop long enough to realize what you're doing and and make a different choice and everybody's

00:51:37.340 addicted in this society you know i had mentioned that on john steel stream here before but you know

00:51:43.100 tell him again because it's brilliant i completely agree with this i i might have mentioned it here

00:51:47.900 i know i've mentioned it on a couple of streams um he had asked me to war game you know the next

00:51:54.140 five years out what do i see and i said well i see society as being in the throes of addiction

00:51:58.940 it's behaving like an addict and um yeah i mean an addict is is basically enslaved to their

00:52:08.540 appetites you know whether it's an appetite for drugs or sex or alcohol or gambling or food or

00:52:16.180 attention you know whatever it may be you know what look at these dubai port-a-potties

00:52:21.700 all right the dubai port-a-potty isn't doing those foul things for the money she's doing it

00:52:28.260 like she's not doing it so she has enough money to buy a lamborghini she's doing it so she can

00:52:32.500 buy the lamborghini and then take a picture of herself for instagram with the lamborghini in

00:52:37.500 the background yeah cello women that spend twenty thousand dollars on an outfit and new tits to go

00:52:43.880 to a music festival they're not there for the music they're there for the pictures yeah these

00:52:48.440 are people who are addicted to attention and particularly in today's society i i think

00:52:52.880 women are ridiculously addicted to attention i mean they're they're narcissistic and vain

00:53:00.200 in a way that we have never seen before and now men too are following suit i mean i'm seeing men

00:53:07.820 behave as vainly and narcissistically as women fight club called it that scene on the bus where

00:53:15.020 tyler points at the calvin klein ad and says is that what a man looks like you know you got these

00:53:20.500 I work out, but you got these guys that go to the gym that worship their bodies.

00:53:25.940 And Common Filth talked about this back in the day, how a lot of these bodybuilders, they wind up doing gay for pay.

00:53:33.020 A lot of them.

00:53:35.660 Because, you know, you would think that you're getting buff so you can get laid with women.

00:53:40.740 These guys are getting buff to self-worship.

00:53:44.080 And, again, usury leads to sodomy.

00:53:48.300 Yeah.

00:53:50.500 so on to this there's an article that um you know let me let me give the guy credit that

00:54:02.920 they uh tossed it up on my discord it was uh a giant faggot barbecue

00:54:10.660 i've never actually read his name before

00:54:16.860 but he talked he tossed up this article and it is titled let me just find it here

00:54:24.320 academic activists send a published paper down the memory hole

00:54:29.540 now listen guys we were talking last week about how roosh v had his books pulled off of amazon

00:54:37.840 and you know i'm not even going to indulge in any of this it's a private company like fuck off

00:54:43.600 His books were taken down off of Amazon because they were popular and because Roosh's books are advocating for traditional masculinity, all right?

00:54:55.200 They're helping guys be self-sustaining men.

00:55:01.680 They're teaching men not to be thirsty, and the system doesn't want that.

00:55:05.960 They want everyone thirsty.

00:55:07.700 But it's worse than just this.

00:55:09.680 And by the way, quick shout out for Roosh.

00:55:12.360 His entire collection of books is available in e-book format for, I believe, $35 right now.

00:55:18.620 The sale ends today, so go check that out if you're interested.

00:55:23.580 That's a lot of books for $35.

00:55:25.140 It's a good deal.

00:55:26.880 And while you guys are parting with your money, how about some super chats here for Arini?

00:55:32.720 He's doing some hard work for you.

00:55:34.640 You do a lot of research for these folks.

00:55:37.140 I try to.

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00:55:45.620 She's still setting up her website, still getting the whole Free Folk radio thing organized,

00:55:50.640 but you can always help out if you appreciate her whiskey, smoky voice tantalizing your ears on these live streams.

00:56:03.480 Ooh, thank you for that plug, Irini.

00:56:05.160 now back to this article so like listen roosh he said a rude word once about women so of course

00:56:13.320 the sjw's hate him this article is about how a mathematical model got memory hold from published

00:56:25.920 journals in a completely unprecedented, like this is Stalin photoshopping people out of pictures

00:56:36.680 before Photoshop existed. So the paper in question was developed for the greater male variability

00:56:45.180 hypothesis. Now, I think you guys have heard of this already, but this is the observation

00:56:51.500 that when it comes to the males

00:56:53.460 of a species, the more

00:56:55.640 sexually dimorphic the species is,

00:56:58.280 the more that you find

00:56:59.280 that the males wind

00:57:01.680 up skewing into

00:57:03.280 more no-bells as well as more

00:57:05.580 dumbbells. You know, glass ceiling,

00:57:08.260 dirt floor. More male

00:57:09.800 CEOs, more male janitors,

00:57:13.260 etc.

00:57:14.580 Now, this

00:57:15.860 is really interesting. I was reading this article.

00:57:17.880 Did you know that Darwin noticed this?

00:57:20.760 Oh, yeah.

00:57:21.500 Jordan Peterson mentioned this in a couple of his lectures as well, his class lectures.

00:57:32.920 I swear, we're just getting Giudalini poured all over us tonight, aren't we?

00:57:36.300 We are. We are. Ghost in the machine.

00:57:41.120 This is a well-established fact of biology.

00:57:46.300 Okay, but what really blew me away is that this,

00:57:50.080 you find out stuff is even older than you realize.

00:57:52.480 Like, I thought this was something they noticed

00:57:53.800 over the past 40 or 50 years.

00:57:55.400 No, no, Darwin wrote about the greater male variability

00:57:59.900 because men are the experimental sex.

00:58:04.300 Sperm is cheap, eggs are precious.

00:58:07.740 Now, the issue with this is that even though we've observed it

00:58:11.180 and the reasoning for it is self-evident,

00:58:15.320 We didn't have a mathematical model describing it, right?

00:58:20.480 And, I mean, there is quite a bit of science to be done proving stuff we already know, right?

00:58:28.100 Well, I'll give you an interesting example of one of the things that we didn't understand.

00:58:32.620 We used to think that when birds were flocking, that there was a group mind or a group soul controlling the birds.

00:58:40.240 They flock like one unit.

00:58:41.640 It's absolutely striking how they move.

00:58:44.640 Oh, yeah.

00:58:45.320 But it turns out, and I was reading this a few years back, somebody developed a mathematical model where a whole bunch of independent agents using very little processing power can organize to flock.

00:58:57.660 And it just comes innately.

00:59:00.200 You don't need a group mind.

00:59:02.280 You don't even need a lot of thought devoted to it.

00:59:04.940 It's very easy for animals to flock.

00:59:07.140 In fact, if you ever watch footage of people driving in the third world, very few accidents, given that there's no traffic laws whatsoever.

00:59:17.580 It's kind of beautiful, actually, watching these flocks of motorcycles and buses and no traffic control, and yet they all make it through the intersection.

00:59:28.240 That said, you do get hundreds of deaths every year.

00:59:32.040 But it's amazing that you don't get more.

00:59:34.080 so we never had a model for this this guy uh theodore hill develops a model that proves it

00:59:43.600 or it demonstrates how it would work in a mathematical sense so this is wonderful and

00:59:50.520 people that saw this like oh this is amazing we've had this this question's been sitting on

00:59:56.320 the shelf for a century and a half and you just answered it this is freaking amazing you need to

01:00:01.780 publish this. And so he's all set up to publish. It's a very long story. I'm not going to go

01:00:07.060 through all the details, all the names. Basically, one woman that runs a women's mathematical

01:00:14.400 organization, she decides that this mathematical theorem is going to hurt women's feelings,

01:00:23.280 and then women might not want to get into math. And so she enlists her father, because of course,

01:00:28.780 like women never attack themselves they get some other guy to attack they get the father and the

01:00:35.140 father writes the journal and they they completely destroy he finally gets it published three years

01:00:40.740 later after removing other guys names off fix they don't want the harassment and it gets published

01:00:45.700 and then a week later it's gone it's not retracted it's just gone that doesn't happen

01:00:55.300 okay it's one thing to go back to the stalin metaphor it's one thing to fire one of your

01:01:04.300 lieutenants because he misbehaved it's a whole other thing to pretend he never freaking existed

01:01:11.980 in the first place and there's a reason that stalin memory hold people okay when when you

01:01:18.100 fire somebody you need to give a reason if you are going to rebut this article you'd have to

01:01:23.820 actually rebut it and the thing is everybody attacking this article knew it was true

01:01:28.700 so instead of attacking it instead of rebutting it they memory hold it

01:01:36.300 because this this is the level of insanity that we are dealing with from these people

01:01:41.180 like this is beyond emotional this is a complete lack of rational thought

01:01:48.540 oh yeah they're trying to eliminate all dissenters

01:01:50.540 it's the only way that they can win

01:01:53.900 it's it's it's stunning isn't it it's absolutely and again this is the chair of a mathematical

01:02:02.840 department attacking a mathematical theorem because it could hypothetically hurt somebody's

01:02:11.240 feelings i mean these people believe their crazy ideology to such an extent that they think they

01:02:20.360 can actually invert nature that they can actually destroy the design itself and somehow have a

01:02:29.460 society have an existence for that matter you know not just nature their own damn discipline

01:02:35.900 this woman has dedicated her life to studying mathematics and suddenly she is destroying

01:02:41.920 mathematics for the sake of an ideology that has nothing to do with math yeah for the sake

01:02:49.620 of her emotions, ultimately, for the sake of feel-good emotions, so that she can go

01:02:58.240 on believing in the fantasy that, what, all women can go into STEM fields because mathematical

01:03:06.660 intelligence is no barrier to that.

01:03:09.500 It's equally distributed between the sexes and the population.

01:03:13.220 Everybody could become an advanced mathematician.

01:03:15.840 Right.

01:03:16.120 if they just work hard enough, sure. IQ has nothing to do with it. The natural preferences

01:03:24.760 of men and women have nothing to do with it, of course. You know, here's what really blew me away

01:03:30.620 with this article, though. The last paragraphs, the author puts a break in it, and then he writes,

01:03:39.120 over the years, there has undoubtedly been significant bias and discrimination against

01:03:43.780 women in mathematics and technical fields. Unfortunately, some of that still persists,

01:03:48.720 even though many of us have tried hard to help turn the tide. My own efforts have included

01:03:52.860 tutoring and mentoring female undergraduates, graduating female PhD students, and supporting

01:03:58.320 hiring directives from deans and department chairs to seek out and give special consideration

01:04:03.160 to female candidates."

01:04:04.360 Oh, there was the words there, to give, right?

01:04:09.540 Yes. Empowerment. M comes from outside.

01:04:15.560 Right. Not affording them an opportunity to earn it for themselves on their merits, but to bequeath it to them.

01:04:24.880 You know, we had a saying back in the Army. Move like you want to be here.

01:04:33.300 Do you want to be here? Because if you don't want to be here, here's an application to McDonald's and the door.

01:04:39.540 We've got zero time for lazy, unmotivated troops in the army.

01:04:48.660 Why the hell is he bending over backwards for female students?

01:04:53.640 Like, listen, you know, when you pay a teacher, when you pay your tuition, you're paying to learn something.

01:05:02.520 Yeah, the teacher has a job, right?

01:05:04.200 That's his job now to teach you.

01:05:05.880 But guess what?

01:05:07.760 If the guy teaching you is any good whatsoever, he could be making money in industry, right?

01:05:16.300 He is actually doing you a great service.

01:05:20.100 He has no obligation to teach you.

01:05:23.040 And teaching is such an emotional thing, okay?

01:05:26.820 Like you're really building a bond with somebody.

01:05:29.480 You're working so hard to explain stuff to other people.

01:05:34.560 That teacher deserves your respect.

01:05:36.760 It is not the teacher's job to bend over backwards and suck up to you and bake you a fucking cake.

01:05:46.600 No, you respect that teacher.

01:05:49.540 Do you want to be here?

01:05:51.380 If not, get the hell out.

01:05:55.000 Oh, I saw this study that said women aren't going to, I don't know if I'm comfortable.

01:05:58.420 Get the hell out.

01:06:00.560 You have absolutely no right to be taught anything.

01:06:04.660 You should be thanking him every single day for spending his time bothering to teach your dumb ass how to be a real human being.

01:06:15.540 You do not deserve this.

01:06:17.300 Okay?

01:06:17.680 Even though you paid, you don't deserve this.

01:06:20.080 You've got to earn it every single day.

01:06:23.140 You know, paying a teacher doesn't mean you get all A's.

01:06:25.940 You've got to earn it by working your ass off.

01:06:29.780 It's not the teacher's business to make you comfortable.

01:06:32.060 It's your business to overcome.

01:06:34.660 got a couple of super chats yes let's get those uh vrl journey sends five dollars and says

01:06:42.160 uh and how normies even know this happened how many normies oh how many and how yeah how many

01:06:49.800 normies even know this happened oh boy well we'll get to that in a second leo the great sends

01:06:55.600 another five dollars thanks brother do you believe the guy knows letter is true would you interview

01:06:59.780 the distributist i'm sure you would get lots of shekels for that um you know let me get to your

01:07:04.660 question in just a little bit i want to finish up this topic first so how many normies even know

01:07:09.780 this happened how many normies even care okay they're too busy i don't know pizza and sports

01:07:18.420 ball yeah what really blows me away about this is the guy happened to hasn't even learned his lesson

01:07:26.020 he is still saying we need to bend over backwards to get more women into the STEM fields

01:07:32.100 no we fucking don't we don't need to bend over backwards to get anybody into the STEM fields

01:07:37.740 in fact bending over backwards to get people into the STEM fields is how you wind up with

01:07:42.720 bridges that collapse and infrastructures that fall apart you know if you can't find anybody

01:07:47.980 motivated enough to become an engineer to become a soldier well maybe we don't need any more

01:07:54.800 soldiers then right but no this guy is still he's still serving the ideology that just ate him alive

01:08:03.000 it's crazy absolutely mind-blowing like this is that that this is that boomer cuck mentality

01:08:13.280 you know you get people that have been divorced or their friends have been divorced and then they

01:08:20.940 still support the whole rigmarole of divorce law and domestic violence all of that they still buy

01:08:27.560 into all of this because like lord save them from ever taking responsibility or thinking for

01:08:33.100 themselves now all right leo the great he was asking about vegano's letter um i i'll be honest

01:08:42.100 i haven't been following it that closely uh vegano's letter is a bishop i believe who has

01:08:48.900 written a letter claiming that there is massive there's a lavender mafia in the catholic church

01:08:53.380 and yeah there absolutely is the catholic church has been targeted specifically you know all

01:08:59.040 christians all all organizations have i mean he even re's been targeted oh yeah i think the biggest

01:09:06.440 push was to get into the catholic church and that started the you know decades back half a century

01:09:12.580 back is when the commies really started pushing their way into the catholic church um but yeah

01:09:18.060 Yeah, at the highest levels, it is pure corruption.

01:09:22.960 I don't know all the details because, let me put it this way, brother.

01:09:28.960 My calling is not to clear out the, my calling is not to fix the church.

01:09:35.400 That's not what I'm here to do.

01:09:38.320 My mission is to try and develop masculinity in our people.

01:09:46.440 to try and reinvigorate what made Europe great.

01:09:52.360 That's what I'm here to do.

01:09:55.460 And I would be very happy if the church...

01:09:58.360 There are people that have the mission to fix the church.

01:10:01.360 The guys at Church Militant, great freaking job.

01:10:04.460 Laramie Hirsch, okay?

01:10:07.520 Forgeananvil.com.

01:10:08.700 There's some dashes in between there.

01:10:10.400 I tweet him out every so often.

01:10:11.640 Guys, go follow Laramie Hirsch.

01:10:12.980 He is doing great work in his local community and in the wider Catholic community.

01:10:17.980 It's not my calling.

01:10:19.920 So I haven't been following it that closely, but, you know, I see absolutely no reason to doubt anything Vagano says.

01:10:30.060 You know, and we're really grateful to have men like you who are doing this work.

01:10:35.740 Oh, hell.

01:10:37.400 It's good to have support.

01:10:39.500 It's good to have a lady that carries a lamp and a mirror.

01:10:42.980 Thank you.

01:10:48.960 So, good Lord.

01:10:52.520 It still blows me away just how blind to reason these people are,

01:10:59.500 how much they, how thoroughly they have ejected reason.

01:11:03.840 You know, Kyle Trouble got into, he had an SJ mob turn on him

01:11:08.940 for daring to have standards about women, right?

01:11:12.300 like i won't date a woman that has tattoos for instance you post that on twitter and for some

01:11:18.280 reason these animals start freaking out and next thing you know you got a mob of 10 000 idiots

01:11:23.260 that are sending you endless bullshit on twitter and what really like the crazy part is though the

01:11:28.580 the woman that says it's unacceptable for men to have standards

01:11:33.300 then says kyle trouble doesn't meet her standards of course

01:11:39.860 it's

01:11:41.760 yeah no

01:11:43.800 perspective at all

01:11:45.600 hey

01:11:47.080 ladies if I don't meet your standards that's

01:11:49.800 absolutely fine you're allowed to have standards

01:11:51.720 out there

01:11:52.360 sorry I'm not dating any tatted up single

01:11:57.820 moms with nose piercings

01:11:59.080 maybe I shouldn't say that that might be fired from my job

01:12:04.100 Christ

01:12:04.720 I don't want to date a tatted up single mom with nose

01:12:07.880 piercings fire that man

01:12:09.560 that's okay i don't want to work with anybody who looks like that

01:12:16.920 oh that's that's prejudice don't you know that somebody that's transitioning between the sexes

01:12:22.860 and has lots of facial piercings and a upside down pentagram on their forehead can they can

01:12:27.680 make a perfectly fine hamburger for you i don't even like having to go out to the store or run

01:12:33.440 errands and see that stuff in my neighborhood oh good yeah i it it just makes me sad

01:12:39.900 i mean like so you know you just you can look at these people and it's like good lord buddy

01:12:46.700 you've got such a life of misery ahead of you oh yeah and a lot of people they do this stuff when

01:12:52.520 they're young right they're in their 20s when they start maiming their bodies in various ways

01:12:59.040 do they ever think to the future about how that's going to look when they're 40 or 60?

01:13:11.880 Yeah, I mean, it's one thing to have a wrinkled up tattoo on your shoulder when you're 60 years old.

01:13:17.280 Yeah.

01:13:18.500 It's another thing to have nothing but wrinkled up tattoos all over your body

01:13:21.880 and two tits that don't sag that you can put your depends on.

01:13:25.260 yeah the women who get their chests tattooed boy they they really have something special to look

01:13:33.260 forward to mr man says i bet budica had tattoos yeah she probably did but they weren't trashy

01:13:40.840 meaningless attention getting tattoos they had some significance for her yes well back in those

01:13:47.140 days you know tattoos did have a a sacral or tribal significance and there are still some

01:13:55.300 cultures where that's done you know muay thai fighters uh have tattoos um have themselves

01:14:02.340 tattooed by buddhist monks you know yeah and there's again if somebody's in a military unit

01:14:10.420 they get a tattoo like i'm not i'm not a fan of tattoos i don't have any but if they get a

01:14:15.620 meaningful tattoo the thing is your average person hasn't done anything meaningful and they're never

01:14:19.940 going to do anything meaningful they're just trying to pretend there's meaning in their life

01:14:24.580 right you know i've said before there i swear to god there's people out there that the only reason

01:14:31.700 they have a job or it's they have no purpose so the only way they can motivate themselves to go

01:14:40.100 to work is to get a mortgage and the moment they pay off that mortgage they go and buy a bigger

01:14:45.620 house because if they paid off their mortgage and retired they would have to face the abyss of

01:14:54.020 meaning that is their life right they're not sustained within so they have to seek something

01:14:59.780 outside of themselves in order to sustain them and something i was going to say about the tattoos

01:15:05.140 you know people who get tattoos you know for whom it doesn't have some kind of deep spiritual

01:15:11.120 meaning like some of the examples that uh we gave it's a form of larping in my opinion they're

01:15:17.500 larping at having had meaningful experiences oh my grandmother died so i got this tattoo

01:15:24.240 of whatever bullshit was on an anime right doesn't mean shit everybody has a grandmother died

01:15:30.360 You're trying to find meaning in your life.

01:15:33.140 It has no meaning.

01:15:37.340 This actually perfectly segues into the other link I have down below

01:15:41.680 about this new meme that's gaining popular.

01:15:49.100 NPCs.

01:15:50.420 It's this new meme going around that a lot of people are NPCs,

01:15:54.600 non-player characters.

01:15:56.400 and

01:15:58.280 you know before we dive into this

01:16:00.340 I gotta say right off the bat

01:16:01.840 that I'm pretty sure about 90%

01:16:04.460 of the people talking about how other people

01:16:06.540 are NPCs are

01:16:08.340 absolutely ideologically

01:16:10.340 possessed and mentally enslaved

01:16:12.500 narcissists who think they're in a

01:16:14.540 fucking movie or a video game

01:16:15.960 so it's

01:16:18.460 the kind of thing I'm very hesitant to even use

01:16:20.680 this because 90% of the people talking about

01:16:22.600 this

01:16:22.960 I once stumbled upon a conversation where a guy was

01:16:26.380 saying, you know, I really

01:16:28.280 feel like my whole life

01:16:30.280 is actually a movie and I'm the main character.

01:16:33.120 Of course.

01:16:34.800 Yeah, that's how it works, buddy.

01:16:36.160 You're the fucking main character.

01:16:38.340 Go buy more shitty beer and engage in more

01:16:40.200 sodomy.

01:16:43.140 That's a movie, all right.

01:16:44.440 It's like Trainspotting without any drama.

01:16:49.500 Okay, where was I?

01:16:50.920 Okay, that said,

01:16:54.280 you know, on Rush's stream today, he had

01:16:56.240 really interesting observation he was talking about the inner monologue and you know it it's

01:17:04.680 funny there's so many of these things some people think visually and others don't right now i think

01:17:11.860 visually i remember things visually and there's people out there that don't i have no idea how

01:17:17.300 they remember things if they don't remember things visually like how can you remember something

01:17:21.320 without seeing a picture in your mind right but those people that don't remember visually

01:17:26.300 they think of an image in your mind they think that's a metaphor right until they find out

01:17:33.120 there's like no i i really do see pictures in my mind lots of ways there's people that dream

01:17:38.480 in black and white but you know that's that's really weird but it it's a thing actually one

01:17:46.020 the weird things about me is i actually remember things from a isometric perspective i don't

01:17:54.140 remember things through my own eyes i actually remember them from a camera that's slightly out

01:17:59.440 of frame which is really weird probably played too many rpgs as a kid but that's just how i

01:18:04.960 remember things anyway what roosh was talking about specifically was the inner monologue

01:18:11.000 and actually before i got to that virile journey sends five dollars it's always the same names

01:18:16.280 thanks guys i really appreciate it guys uh virile journey says these people just consume

01:18:21.420 one identity after another end-stage capitalism isn't a thing right libertarians

01:18:26.140 yeah this okay side tangent the people that are ayn rand devotees are the first ones to

01:18:37.940 tear down anybody better than them you want to know why the libertarian party fails is because

01:18:44.080 libertarians will unite against anybody with actual genius talent ability or ambition you

01:18:51.380 know people that read ayn rand are the looters and moochers she's talking about it's the

01:18:55.420 poor ayn rand it's like nietzsche getting you know read by nihilists like this guy wasn't a nihilist

01:19:01.580 right right he was warning about nihilism yes he hates you he hates the fans of his own work

01:19:08.160 right oh there's an ironic curse for you all right back to the the inner monologue

01:19:17.680 so roosh was talking to a girl and the inner monologue just came up

01:19:23.240 and she commented that she only once in a while has an inner monologue

01:19:28.740 and he's like wait are you serious because mine never stops you know i have to drink

01:19:35.180 two beers just to shut it up for an hour it's like ah silence for a little bit

01:19:38.460 the rest of the time it's just my brain and roosh would say the same goes for me and same

01:19:45.980 goes for you hey through it's like just thinking thinking thinking thinking thinking yeah i think

01:19:51.800 i said mine's on automatic it doesn't like the only time mine stops is when i'm just dead tired

01:19:59.420 when i've been when i've worked physically and work mentally and it's just the end of the day

01:20:05.020 and i've got nothing left whatsoever that's the only time my brain shuts up yeah and as i think

01:20:12.140 i said to you you know my hunch is that it has something to do with iq because it seems that

01:20:18.320 um people you know far to the right of the curve uh regardless of what sex they are

01:20:24.480 all seem to have this uh this inner monologue mr man sends two dollars and says buy yourself

01:20:30.960 a coaster and stop banging the table that's part of the atmosphere yeah exactly guys this

01:20:39.280 isn't a professional show this is part of arini's brand

01:20:42.560 i've been wondering if i should start getting some visuals going again now that luke's not here

01:20:49.220 but uh yeah i actually kind of prefer my videos not being that polished right like like my regular

01:20:57.320 videos just me sitting and talking you know there it's not 101 animations and moving pictures and

01:21:04.120 all this other crap. And I know that costs me audience, but I think... I don't know. I'm not

01:21:13.920 a journalist, okay? Black Pigeon Speaks. You know what you're asking about my favorite YouTube

01:21:19.260 channels. Black Pigeon Speaks. He is a great YouTuber, okay? And he does these great, great

01:21:24.820 videos. I love his stuff. He's a journalist. I'm not. That's not what I'm here to do. I know I

01:21:31.560 reach more people if i spent all this time in the editing booth making things look really pretty

01:21:37.560 that's not what i'm here to do that's what's great about you i mean your show whether it's

01:21:43.800 the live stream or whether it's your pre-recorded videos it's very organic it's very raw it's very

01:21:49.960 tactile you know you don't need to polish it up you speak your truth and i think i've said this

01:21:55.080 before it was one of the things that attracted me to your show in the first place is you just

01:21:59.160 speak your truth plainly there's there's not enough of that out there there's not enough the

01:22:04.260 organic yeah tom pompadil comments arini influences influencers you know i tend to think you're right

01:22:13.360 about that actually i don't want to don't want to overstate it but uh yeah i i reach the people

01:22:19.320 that matter don't reach a huge audience but i reach the ones that matter it's called the kundarini

01:22:24.760 the kundarini energy i reach the people that have an inner monologue going on that's right

01:22:34.680 you know you see these people jumping from one thing to another um and he sends a super chat

01:22:41.400 thank you bombadil you see these people jumping from one thing to another that are just constantly

01:22:47.880 and the video i linked down below i haven't seen the guy before it was uh one of you i should give

01:22:54.260 some credit sent it to me on twitter was uh info warrior sent it to me on twitter i don't know who

01:22:59.900 this guy is but he was commenting that you know this weekend he just even though the economy sucks

01:23:06.680 and nobody has money somehow all these people have money to go spend money at the mall constantly

01:23:12.160 and like shit this guy's right you know it's these people i don't know where the hell they

01:23:19.740 the money from these these obese automatons just walking into the store and they're buying and

01:23:25.260 they're walking out and they're going to see a movie and then they're going to the fast food

01:23:28.620 place and it's it just never ends they are always consuming yeah they never stop for five minutes

01:23:37.100 and and just be quiet or create something actually contribute something to their culture

01:23:43.420 consume consume i don't know where the hell they get the money from yeah

01:23:49.500 and it gets yeah maybe they are npcs

01:23:53.260 generated all right explain something to me how is it that at every walmart i've ever been to

01:24:00.600 there's walmart people yes i leave the walmart there's no walmart people i go into it they're

01:24:08.700 everywhere it really is like i've walked into it's like oh this this set of character models

01:24:16.560 is now being generated

01:24:17.820 do they just hang out at walmart all day well some look like they do

01:24:30.560 i i always tell people like if you're really depressed and you're having a bad day

01:24:36.460 just go to walmart and you will see things there that will make you realize that your life is not

01:24:41.920 so bad i don't know maybe you'll look at the people that share your society with you and vote

01:24:46.780 and decide it's time to off yourself this is why i can't find a coffee maker that lasts more than

01:24:53.160 three months you know what i didn't think of it that way that's a good point amused outsider

01:24:59.760 comments the wall martians invasion you know i'm i'm a strong believer that everybody's born with

01:25:09.920 the soul but some people erode it bit by bit until there's nothing left in there yeah they cease to

01:25:21.760 be human at some point i i think i think they lose their humanity at some point yeah there's

01:25:28.560 There's this, like the Bible says, if you want to live forever, live without sin.

01:25:33.060 And one of the things I've found, like, I don't know if that's strictly true, but I've found that people that keep a clean soul live a lot.

01:25:40.600 They look a lot better.

01:25:42.000 They age far more gracefully than your average person of Walmart.

01:25:48.080 You know, that's a good point.

01:25:51.180 Yeah, honest people, they tend to appear more youthful and more just energized.

01:25:58.560 you know and it's not an issue of drinking smoking eating you know there's one lady i know

01:26:06.580 who she is she loves cooking for people like if you go over to her place there's going to be all

01:26:12.100 of this food she's made right good food too and guess what she's fat but she has this

01:26:20.640 this aura to her that even though she's fat she looks good well probably because she's doing what

01:26:27.660 she loves. I mean, if she cooks that much and the food is good, she obviously has a passion

01:26:33.200 for food. And that's a case where it may be something more than appetite, right? I mean,

01:26:39.980 obviously, if she's obese, then there's an appetite there. But she probably has a genuine...

01:26:46.760 She's big the way that Santa Claus is big.

01:26:48.660 Okay. Well, then she loves, she literally loves food. She has a passion for food in the same way

01:26:54.480 that a musician might have passion for his violin

01:26:58.020 or a writer has passion for writing.

01:27:02.480 Or how you and I have so many weapons in our homes.

01:27:06.740 That's true.

01:27:08.520 There's a lot of steel hanging on my walls.

01:27:15.520 But yeah, it's...

01:27:18.560 Like, yeah, she probably eats too much,

01:27:22.100 but she's eating not out of self self-loathing not out of she's eating because she loves food

01:27:30.220 she loves cooking she loves hosting people all right she's probably not using the food as a drug

01:27:38.380 to to have some kind of um escape she's go ahead mr man says she's rosie the hobbit yeah

01:27:46.820 yeah that's a good analogy because you know hobbits are of course plump but they have a

01:27:55.020 genuine love for earthy things including food they're based you might say

01:28:03.340 so yeah i don't know the npc thing can really get out of control depending on who's talking

01:28:14.420 about it but there's yeah it's it seems like these people they've just silenced the voice inside

01:28:19.940 right the voice the the inner monologue was saying things they didn't like

01:28:24.240 and instead of finding a way to address that you know duck duck stanhope actually had a great bit

01:28:32.020 about this and i absolutely adore stanhope you know you might think i don't because he is such

01:28:40.260 and he is such a virulent atheist right but there is so much there is so much spirit in the stories

01:28:50.440 he tells that like they're horrible horrible stories uh hey during one of his stories was

01:28:55.260 about helping his mother euthanize herself and they like they gave her a bunch of valium and

01:29:01.520 some liquor and whatnot and they're just partying it up on her last night on earth

01:29:05.220 And he comments that, you know, his mother made a really good zinger.

01:29:11.540 And the thing about his mother is that she would always ruin funny jokes by telling them too many times.

01:29:18.440 And so when she made that zinger, he said, Mom, that was hilarious.

01:29:22.720 Just die right now.

01:29:24.280 Don't ruin it.

01:29:25.640 Don't ruin it.

01:29:26.120 Just die.

01:29:26.560 And she died.

01:29:28.360 And it's heartbreaking and hilarious at the same time.

01:29:32.260 and doug stanhope has this this bit in one of his skits where he talks about the

01:29:38.660 the calliope music that starts whenever he lies down and he's sober

01:29:42.620 you're 35 and your life isn't going anywhere

01:29:47.100 you fucked up every relationship you've ever had

01:29:51.040 and so yeah he gets blackout drunk fairly often but

01:30:00.380 that guy doesn't shut up his voice he listens to it all right it drives him up the goddamn wall

01:30:05.620 at times but he listens to his voice we'll see that inner voice that's your mirror

01:30:10.820 and these people most of them doug stanhope stares unflinchingly into that mirror he argues with it

01:30:22.040 which might not be the best most productive thing he could do but he doesn't silence he doesn't

01:30:27.740 ignore it i think what these people with no inner monologue do is they just they've turned away from

01:30:32.600 it you know the story of narcissist and echo how echo was in love with narcissist but because

01:30:41.880 narcissist could only stare into the pond all she could do was echo everything he said he would

01:30:47.840 never pay attention to her right he would never look at her you know like that their inner voices

01:30:53.340 becomes echo

01:30:54.820 where it can't say anything

01:30:57.540 because they're not looking at them.

01:31:00.420 It's true.

01:31:03.520 I think these people used to have an inner voice.

01:31:06.260 Maybe it's not as loud as ours are.

01:31:10.120 They had one.

01:31:11.420 And maybe that's a symptom of narcissism.

01:31:14.600 People who don't listen to their inner voice

01:31:16.940 because they're so self-absorbed.

01:31:19.040 They're just wrapped up in having an experience.

01:31:24.060 yeah that's that's narcissists uh as long as he never knew himself and no matter how long

01:31:29.900 he stared into that pond he never knew himself if he turned away from the pond and and listened to

01:31:35.980 echo maybe he would have learned a thing or two and then he would have known himself yeah he only

01:31:40.780 had a relationship with his reflection and that's these people they you know i i said that marvel

01:31:48.860 movie should have been titled

01:31:50.600 Me and My Faggot Friends Save the Universe

01:31:52.580 well that's the mirror

01:31:54.840 right there not the inner mirror

01:31:56.920 not the true mirror that's the reflection

01:31:58.960 these people they go

01:32:00.760 they go to the movie

01:32:02.880 theater and they watch

01:32:04.940 these Marvel characters run around

01:32:07.000 like chickens with their head cut off

01:32:08.580 and they're like that's just like me and my friends

01:32:11.200 it's

01:32:16.540 oh my god like everybody sees exactly what they want to see in it oh yeah

01:32:21.780 it's a false mirror it gives it gives you the answer you want well they project their illusions

01:32:27.620 onto it and they've been staring at that for so long you know staring at their their popularity

01:32:35.220 on facebook or you know like who has the nicer house the them or their neighbors and and they

01:32:41.680 they've been staring at that that shell right and the shell look it could be the narcissist

01:32:48.640 shell on facebook where it's a fake person on facebook that you're pretending to be

01:32:52.400 it could be the shell of look at how nice my house is compared to my loser neighbors

01:32:58.800 or you know i'm just like these movie characters it's a shell

01:33:04.000 yeah it's it's tragic what's become of people they live these they live virtual lives they're

01:33:16.900 not present and invested in their own life and you know they're gonna wake up one day

01:33:22.420 late in life and realize that they haven't yet lived and now their body is old and their brain

01:33:30.040 is old and you know they've they've wasted i don't want to say their best years but they've

01:33:36.840 they've wasted perhaps their best opportunities i don't know if they will wake up it's stuff like

01:33:42.920 this that makes me question the doctrine on soul annihilation have these people annihilated their

01:33:49.480 own souls there might be nothing left in there and they just return to the earth when they die

01:33:56.360 maybe maybe i guess that's how you avoid hell people watch a lot of marvel movies eat a lot

01:34:03.320 of fast food and uh shop at walmart i mean we have a word for people like that in heathenry

01:34:09.160 well our elders had a word for it and it was called a knifing it's actually where we where

01:34:14.360 we get the word nothing from and a knifing or or knitting sometimes it's pronounced

01:34:20.920 is a person of no worth.

01:34:23.400 It's a person who has failed to become.

01:34:26.980 And the belief is that a knything, when they die,

01:34:31.800 they don't descend into hell, H-E-L, our Norse underworld.

01:34:36.660 Neither do they pass into one of the realms of the gods.

01:34:39.660 But they descend into the lowest world, which is called Nithog,

01:34:44.200 and there they are devoured by a dragon.

01:34:46.540 well it stops him from chewing on yggdrasil's roots for a little bit so

01:34:51.800 got some sort of use i guess indeed but when you think about that that's actually an illustration

01:34:59.600 of which you've just just described that there's no soul right so the soul doesn't there's no soul

01:35:06.720 to pass on into uh an other world or an afterlife but instead the shell is just dissolved or rather

01:35:14.240 consumed by this

01:35:16.140 dragon.

01:35:18.820 There's a line in the

01:35:20.280 Screwtape letters where

01:35:22.440 this one man

01:35:24.320 comments to good old Uncle

01:35:26.260 Screwtape, I now realize

01:35:28.400 I spent my entire life doing

01:35:30.240 neither what I want nor what

01:35:32.200 I ought to have done.

01:35:34.600 Right.

01:35:35.840 That's a tragedy.

01:35:38.920 Oh, it's...

01:35:40.460 And there's nothing you can do about it.

01:35:42.280 In fact,

01:35:42.840 don't stand between a sinner and a sin

01:35:45.900 you don't

01:35:48.100 want the attention of these people

01:35:50.320 do not

01:35:50.940 they will push you over the cliff

01:35:53.160 like a herd of lemmings

01:35:54.500 you know these are the people

01:35:59.780 that will

01:36:00.580 this is the mob

01:36:02.520 and Conan

01:36:07.160 is great at fighting dragons

01:36:10.060 he's great at fighting wizards

01:36:12.160 he's great at fighting other warriors

01:36:14.520 he is useless when it comes to the mob

01:36:16.960 hey guys not our responsibility

01:36:22.720 right

01:36:25.220 our responsibility

01:36:28.760 is start claiming

01:36:30.800 what it is that we can

01:36:32.740 start gaining those

01:36:34.720 assets that aren't

01:36:36.820 going to perish

01:36:37.640 right the gold not the pyrite

01:36:40.900 getting the things that last and building something outside of the collapsed empire

01:36:47.140 so that we have something for ourselves and our descendants yeah like this this usury

01:36:54.140 you know on the one hand a market can stay irrational longer than you can stay solvent

01:36:59.800 right and that this is this is actually why you don't try and help the mob

01:37:04.220 all right because they will stay irrational longer than you can hold them back

01:37:08.060 so now don't try and fix this the usury is eventually going to collapse upon itself

01:37:14.900 it has to it's violating natural law it's vitality violating basic mathematics laws of nature

01:37:20.540 it will collapse eventually not just the financial aspect but the the whole

01:37:26.700 all of it the garbage food the garbage movies the god rich culture this will collapse you can't tell

01:37:34.340 when it's going to collapse. So don't involve yourself with that.

01:37:40.900 Right. Invest in something that you have some control over.

01:37:45.640 Yeah. Invest in something that will last, that we can build.

01:37:51.780 That's what we're trying to do with the free folk.

01:37:55.120 And that's what we're doing around here.

01:38:00.160 Yeah, guys, there's a great calling happening. And I think I've mentioned this

01:38:04.080 before but 2001 space odyssey is about how the tv screen is new how it's a new reflection

01:38:12.720 and you can use that you can use the mirror to gain knowledge or you can use it to distract

01:38:16.560 yourself tv screen can do both the computer screen can do both i think that most if not

01:38:24.000 all of you are using the computer screen to gain knowledge the people that do will survive those

01:38:32.000 that won't will be called that is nature's way and it makes the world a better place guys that it does

01:38:46.640 thank you so much for tuning in uh we got one last super chat from virile journey 10 us dollars

01:38:52.880 in the book on a pale horse an atheist commits suicide the grim reaper comes to harvest his soul

01:38:58.560 however his soul vanishes yeah see that sounds really optimistic

01:39:05.920 you know the sort of people that ask questions about whether or not there's an afterlife

01:39:10.320 there is going to be for you

01:39:15.760 the people that only think about marvel movies and purple drank them i'm not so sure about okay so

01:39:22.320 So they might get away with it.

01:39:25.260 Right.

01:39:26.340 But these atheists, I mean, I think a lot of them are great people.

01:39:31.660 And I'm not too worried about where they're going to end up.

01:39:35.300 But a lot of them are just using it for some very ugly purposes.

01:39:40.500 Oh, and VL Germany continues.

01:39:42.280 The Grim Reaper's companion then says, he believed in nothing, so he wished to return to nothing.

01:39:49.600 Yeah, if he believed in nothing, he wouldn't have been an atheist.

01:39:52.320 you know atheists believe in something they believe in atheism right and agnostic questions

01:40:02.720 oh even they're questioning that means they they might not believe they want to believe

01:40:09.120 they want to be convinced one way or the other right they don't accept anything in the absence of proof

01:40:18.320 but these people don't think at all there is no inner monologue

01:40:23.080 There's nothing that can question anything.

01:40:26.600 Thank God we aren't them.

01:40:28.600 That's right.

01:40:31.900 And StrongTeam19, okay, everyone's sending super chats now that it closed down.

01:40:37.120 Tell you what, I need to take a quick break.

01:40:39.380 Guys, if you've got any questions or whatnot, anything you want to contribute, please leave a comment.

01:40:44.840 Great if it's a super chat, but it doesn't have to be.

01:40:47.500 Hey, Drew, can you run the show for three minutes?

01:40:49.660 Sure. I'll take some questions from the chat. And while I'm waiting on that, I'm going to plug the Free Folk website. For anyone who is interested in the work that we are doing, our website is www.freefolk.org.

01:41:05.940 you can also check us out on facebook at facebook.com forward slash f-r-e-o-f-o-l-c

01:41:14.900 we post podcast announcements there and news and events and if you'd like to financially support us

01:41:21.460 we do have a paypal account set up and i believe arini listed that in the notes yes he did

01:41:27.580 so um you can check out those links if you're interested does anybody have any questions for

01:41:33.940 me i don't know how many i see a couple regulars here um so if anybody has any questions i'll try

01:41:40.820 to address them

01:41:47.700 nobody wants to talk to me tonight

01:41:51.540 sometimes i get questions from the chat i'm surprised we don't have any tonight

01:41:55.620 you know what i just thought of something else that needs plugging that uh video i sent you

01:42:05.820 by vertigo politics with the next and what was the title of it exactly it is one of his recent

01:42:13.340 videos but it boils down to something like christian tradition pagan soul yes i remember that

01:42:21.380 So guys, we Europeans need to rebuild our civilization, and we need the traditions, okay?

01:42:30.320 We need to build off our old institutions.

01:42:32.500 We need this stuff.

01:42:33.740 But right now, we have all the rules, but no spirit behind any of it.

01:42:39.800 Right.

01:42:40.480 And again, listen, I'm not accusing anybody when I say this.

01:42:44.700 I'm just summarizing.

01:42:45.740 I'm simplifying.

01:42:47.880 The pagan spirit lacks structure in many cases, and it needs structure to be effective.

01:42:56.220 We need to be organized and united.

01:42:59.780 That is a case where I like to make a distinction between pagans and heathens, because heathens do have law.

01:43:06.640 We do have custom. We are generally very conservative people.

01:43:11.440 And I, for one, do not consider the leftist faction that calls itself heathen to actually be heathen, because they really don't practice our folkways.

01:43:21.220 But true heathens who do practice folkish heathenry, we do have law and custom and are pretty well ordered.

01:43:28.940 There needs to be a balance.

01:43:31.260 I would say it would be great if you could officially declare them as heretics and excommunicate them.

01:43:35.780 But I'm not trying to, I'm not prescribing anything specific.

01:43:39.800 I'm saying we need both.

01:43:41.440 But before we wrap up, may I address a question from Viral Journey? He gave so many super chats, and I did invite questions before you jumped back in.

01:43:49.980 He's asking, what is the pagan opinion on cucks? I am assuming that you're talking about the typical blue pill beta male guy who gets walked out on by his woman. Is that it? I just want to clarify.

01:44:06.520 If he can answer real quick, I don't want to make an assumption.

01:44:11.440 Well, it's, I mean, again, I think we mentioned earlier that if we had men running the civilization, a lot of these beta males would be a lot more secure where they are.

01:44:25.600 Part of what makes it so dangerous for them is without the beta males is that they're, or without the alpha males running things, they don't have the game to maintain their relationships.

01:44:35.680 And he confirms, yes, that's what he was asking.

01:44:37.460 Okay. Yeah. Yeah. I agree with Irini on that.

01:44:40.580 I mean, we have lost our dominant males.

01:44:44.560 There are very few of them, and they're all outliers now.

01:44:48.120 You know, they really don't have a position within society because masculinity is under

01:44:52.080 attack.

01:44:52.580 So any man who is a strong masculine male is not going to find a place for himself within

01:44:59.240 the system.

01:44:59.820 He's going to have to work outside of the system.

01:45:02.280 So yeah, unfortunately, the guys who find themselves in the beta community are really

01:45:10.200 sort of wandering around without leadership i would encourage those types of guys uh if they

01:45:16.040 are looking for something that they can actually have a stake in and get some uh yield some dividends

01:45:21.320 from to go seek out an alpha male uh outside of the system you know not just a chad but somebody

01:45:29.000 that's actually leading and creating yes and i mean to that point um i mean i'm gonna recommend

01:45:35.800 you arini because you've actually started to make an effort uh to reach these guys with um

01:45:41.960 like the workshop video that you did this week and you know trying to get resources out there

01:45:46.920 to guys who are struggling and need mentorship so yeah coming by the way i'm gonna try to do it

01:45:52.200 about twice a month just a a short workshop video about some practical stuff you can start doing

01:45:58.520 right now to to strengthen the foundation you have in your life so anyone that's backing me for

01:46:03.960 a buck on patreon and and you know what like other like if you're backing me anyway i'll try

01:46:08.920 and get you the video you can always just fire me a message on skype right yeah i'll send you the

01:46:13.800 link to it yeah i mean that's a great resource that uh arini's providing uh so yeah i mean if

01:46:20.200 if guys are looking for that go to this guy support him you know send him a couple of

01:46:24.840 shackles and he'll create great content for you that you can use in your life yeah you know one

01:46:29.720 One other thing, I want to divide the guys that get – listen, that guy I mentioned earlier, successful lawyer, not just a lawyer, a successful lawyer that gets divorced, that he gets completely destroyed by the system, that guy I have sympathy for.

01:46:48.300 The schlub who plays video games all the time and watches porn instead of paying attention to his wife, that guy I don't have any sympathy for.

01:46:55.700 It's like, buddy, you deserve what you got.

01:46:57.340 the other guy was doing his best okay um oh we have actually two questions for you hey through

01:47:07.500 i see that i don't mind answering those questions those are good so who is your

01:47:13.720 alpha male poster boy oh wow um well in fiction i was inspired greatly by the 1982 movie conan

01:47:25.200 the barbarian um i know that uh the way conan was portrayed i mean granted it's not my physical type

01:47:31.740 but um i think they did a great job of expressing masculinity through that character i mean he was

01:47:39.280 a philosopher he was a warrior uh he was a leader of men um he had a lot of of alpha qualities

01:47:46.640 germanic alpha qualities that i respect uh in real life i don't know i think you're pretty

01:47:52.260 alpha arini and then i'm not saying that to like flatter you i i think that what you express and

01:47:58.020 the work that you do and the investment that you make in your people uh really demonstrates your

01:48:02.980 quality i'd be blushing if it weren't all true um i'm cancer 624 and this is kind of a mean question

01:48:14.020 he has how many white babies do you have hey through i oh i have none of my body but i have

01:48:19.140 many spiritual children i've been doing folk building work for quite a while now yeah and

01:48:25.140 that's that's a true answer i i know this um and strontium 19 wants to know our lady of mirrors

01:48:32.260 what brought you to arini's channel how did you find him and he sends a super chat as well five

01:48:36.980 dollars thank you brother well i was doing some research online one day and uh one of arini's

01:48:43.060 videos came up in my youtube search and to be perfectly honest i thought i thought that he

01:48:48.660 looked absolutely over the top in this video he was wearing sort of an outrageous uh outfit and

01:48:54.980 of course had the props you know the skull and the sword and the cigar and whiskey and all of that

01:49:00.260 and uh i was just curious uh so i watched the video and i was impressed with the content and

01:49:07.780 the you know well-spoken and everything so i watched a couple of more videos and long story

01:49:12.580 short, one of the videos I watched was a live stream that had been recorded. And towards the

01:49:18.700 end of it, well, Rini was talking about the nine noble virtues, which are heathen. They're from my

01:49:26.080 tradition. And he mentioned that if there was, I don't want to like misquote you. How did you put

01:49:33.480 it? If there was a heathen out there who actually practiced these noble virtues, that you would

01:49:40.540 break bread with them? Is that how you put it? I believe I said I'd be happy to break bread with

01:49:44.920 them. Would be happy to break bread with them. So I took this as an opportunity to talk with him

01:49:51.400 about the virtues. I found it very interesting that a traditional Catholic was speaking about

01:49:58.220 heathen virtues. That wasn't something I'd ever heard before. So I was very interested in having

01:50:02.460 a conversation with him about that. And that's kind of how it all started. I remember I reached

01:50:07.300 out to you and and um took you up on your invitation and this was all in chat and uh he

01:50:12.860 had referred to me as brother and it was at that point i said uh you do realize you're speaking to

01:50:17.960 a lady and now that made me blush but yeah that's how we got introduced and that's how i started

01:50:24.620 appearing on his live stream yeah and it's um well here's the thing i i try not to mistake the letter

01:50:33.860 of the law for the spirit of the law.

01:50:36.500 And one of the,

01:50:39.820 in this petty little society we have,

01:50:42.600 you know, this is what people do.

01:50:43.700 They follow the letter of the law constantly.

01:50:46.340 You're not allowed to smoke within 30 feet of the door.

01:50:49.340 Completely ignoring the spirit of the law.

01:50:52.860 And you know what, if you're,

01:50:56.140 what are you looking at with other people?

01:50:59.580 You know, like, do they go to church all the time?

01:51:01.160 Okay.

01:51:01.620 Do they follow the spirit of it?

01:51:03.860 so yeah i read lots of different sources

01:51:09.580 mr man says a reene starring in the wicker man i would have banged that

01:51:16.500 it'd be cruel not to when she wants it that badly i'm not a cruel man

01:51:24.340 that is a sexy scene though that's portis head playing during it isn't it

01:51:32.840 Oh, I don't know.

01:51:33.780 I assume you're talking about the remake.

01:51:36.300 I only saw the original with Christopher Lee.

01:51:39.720 You know what?

01:51:40.500 I'm not sure.

01:51:40.960 I think I saw both of them.

01:51:42.440 Yeah.

01:51:43.200 One of them actually had Portishead playing.

01:51:45.960 No, was it?

01:51:47.420 I think it was Portishead.

01:51:49.060 It might have been somebody else.

01:51:50.460 Toss it down in the chat if you know who it is.

01:51:53.980 Was it Come Now, Come Soon, something like that?

01:51:57.500 Sexy scene.

01:51:59.160 Very sexy scene.

01:52:00.120 I can't remember.

01:52:01.980 i would have given that little pagan witch twins

01:52:08.660 well let's see any uh any other questions anything that we

01:52:17.960 that we missed you can always repeat the question if i don't happen to see it

01:52:21.900 a super chat will help us to see it

01:52:26.040 again there is there's just so much weakness in the church like like we know it guys let's not

01:52:35.740 mince around it there's a lot of weakness in the church there's a lot of people who are being holy

01:52:40.020 but they aren't accomplishing anything we've got the same thing in the heathen community too

01:52:45.760 there's a lot of weakness there as well well it's everywhere and i don't want a bunch of people

01:52:51.040 that'll die for their country i want a bunch of mean sons of bitches they'll make the other guy

01:52:54.180 die for his stone roses i i did answer that i i cited a reany as an alpha male

01:53:04.180 oh that's going to upset a lot of people yeah let him be upset

01:53:09.540 mr man suggests an alternative dolf lundgren i got a phd in uh physics i think really i didn't

01:53:18.100 know that he's got some sort of phd in science the guy is super intelligent wow i learned something

01:53:24.020 today oh Dolph Lundgren I guess like I don't know every detail of his life but he I'd say

01:53:29.860 that's probably an alpha male right there yeah if he's got the iq

01:53:33.880 oh god stones on roses comments the churches fly rainbow flags now it's beyond weak

01:53:42.260 and you know what actually you know just to touch on this because I know the

01:53:46.820 listen the whole pedophile thing has exploded once more for damn good reason because there's

01:53:52.620 new information coming out and whatnot but i swear guys what really upsets me with the catholic

01:53:58.680 church right now is it's actually not the pedophilia right because like the pedophilia

01:54:04.940 is a great great evil it really hurts people i take something from them that can never be replaced

01:54:10.180 that said what upsets me is the heresy put into the catechism because the heresy is saying that

01:54:19.140 evil is good. And that, in my mind, calling evil good is worse than doing evil and covering

01:54:27.940 it up. Like somebody that does evil and covers it up, you find out who they are and you kill

01:54:34.600 the son of a bitch. Well, the catechism says you should never kill anybody no matter what

01:54:40.260 the reason. That upsets me. That upsets me so much more. I know the other one has a lot

01:54:47.120 of fireworks a lot of smoke a lot of you know it's a lot more interesting to look at but just

01:54:54.240 because something's interesting doesn't mean it's significant all right it's often the things that

01:54:58.740 you don't notice that are more significant and and uh bergoglio altering the catechism like this

01:55:05.300 not to mention everything else he's done you know with um a morris latice which could arguably be

01:55:13.520 translated as the love of sodomy you know that sort of stuff bothers me a lot more than this

01:55:20.800 and guys the the pedophile shit you know i'd happily execute that guy by putting a board on

01:55:28.140 top of him and then putting rocks on the board until he stops breathing all right like it upsets

01:55:32.940 me the heresy upsets me even more and the fact that people want to make excuses for it you know

01:55:40.300 There are so many Catholics out there that are tying themselves in pretzels to argue that it actually hasn't changed the catechism.

01:55:49.940 Yes, it fucking has.

01:55:51.580 It's heresy.

01:55:53.100 Bergoglio is promoting heresy, period.

01:55:56.900 I don't care if he's doing it with flowery language and you can pretend that he's not.

01:56:02.220 All right.

01:56:02.760 This is the wife at home, the beaten wife saying, he's not cheating on me.

01:56:06.200 He just went to a perfume convention.

01:56:10.300 I was going to say, Strontium says he's out of money

01:56:16.060 but wants to know, when did you become a Catholic?

01:56:21.080 Three and a half years ago.

01:56:23.320 That's when I was baptized and confirmed.

01:56:28.460 Let's see.

01:56:29.380 Viral Journey sends US $5 and says,

01:56:31.540 does Mrs. Hard to Spell?

01:56:37.180 Do you know the golden one?

01:56:38.500 I haven't heard of it.

01:56:39.140 Is this a YouTuber?

01:56:40.300 oh is this that swedish uh weightlifter guy bodybuilder i'm trying to think of his name

01:56:47.560 uh toss some more details into the the chat there you know you don't have a super chat at all

01:56:54.560 yeah is it the blonde swedish bodybuilder wait this is he's like he's like super red pill

01:57:02.460 it is okay i can't remember his name but yes i am familiar with him i've heard him

01:57:10.180 speak on red ice marcus full and that's it thank you um yes he he seems very alpha uh he's very

01:57:17.860 intelligent very well spoken uh conservative smart guy and yeah i mean he's done an amazing job with

01:57:24.980 his body i yeah i need to listen to more red ice yeah i i love their uh they're doing these bits

01:57:34.100 where they mix in the the cuckoo bird

01:57:39.940 actually comes from africa and and cuckoos up in england and so after that they they play some

01:57:46.020 clip of the latest oh yeah i was just reading today there's a woman was uh locked up for 12 years

01:57:53.300 and forced to marry two different men and abort six children by some um some some some british

01:58:00.820 people we'll see they were very very british the people that locked her up geez

01:58:08.100 yeah i know no end of horrors there wow so yeah i like the work red ice does i'm gonna have to

01:58:14.740 check out to check this guy out yeah it's good stuff what's about almost nine o'clock here on

01:58:19.860 the east coast yeah yeah guys we've been going for two hours and then there's the sirens coming to

01:58:27.780 to get a reenie oh yeah i gotta explain the hate speech to some uh some officer friendlies right

01:58:33.680 now um because yeah by the way nothing scares me more than female cops i bet they uh i mean

01:58:41.220 i was gonna say there's some good ones no there aren't any good ones

01:58:44.320 they have the entitlement of the woman with the violence of a man

01:58:50.440 because there's always men to back them up right but guys thank you very much for the super chat

01:58:56.220 thanks for the ongoing support

01:58:57.820 and

01:58:58.800 yeah guys have a hell of a week

01:59:02.280 go out there kick ass

01:59:04.080 I've got some more videos you know

01:59:05.720 I haven't rendered them yet so it's going to be a while

01:59:08.320 before they get up

01:59:09.100 God bless all of you

01:59:12.520 Deus Volt hey Throon

01:59:14.200 thank you so much for joining me

01:59:15.960 thank you for having me

01:59:17.400 and guys take care of yourselves

01:59:20.340 this is Irini

01:59:21.680 out

Leo D.M.J. Aurini - September 17, 2018

Sunday Live： Warriors Society versus Mercantile Empire

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