Gerald Morgan Jr. joins the Not Gay Menace to talk about a variety of topics, including Brexit, Donald Trump, and more. Also, Gerald shares the wine of the day: a bottle of Double Back Cabernet.
00:03:28.000And we're going to talk about, by the way, question of the day before we get in.
00:03:31.000Policy-wise, those who thought President Donald Trump would be a disaster, I had a bit of a wait and see attitude, but I will admit Policy-wise, I think I was wrong.
00:03:41.000I think the last week has been pretty damn good to taxes, so I want to know, at what point do you admit that you're, or do you say that you're wrong?
00:03:48.000Or what you think about President Trump at this point.
00:03:51.000Also, we're coming up on 2 million subscribers pretty soon, so tell us how long you've been watching, listening, what it is that you'd like to see more, less, who knows?
00:03:56.000Producing with me in video studio, as always, is Jared, who is not gay.
00:05:23.000By the way, today we're going to be getting a lot of people asked after the Venezuela video with John Oliver, the rebuttal, debunking this sort of myth of the Nordic socialist states that are successful.
00:06:12.000Also, by the way, really quickly, this is the whistleblower, for those who don't know, in question.
00:06:16.000I am concerned that we made Russia aware of the programs that we were working on, and that might have sparked an idea that, you know, eventually led to some of the disinformation programs that we've seen and the interference that we've seen from Russia in American elections.
00:06:34.000Holy crap, it's a male lesbian feminist.
00:07:46.000Because Thursday, Tesla data confirmed that the wrecked Model S was, in fact, an autopilot when it hit a truck at 60 miles per hour.
00:07:54.000Of course, quick to brag on it, was Elon Musk himself, tweeting, What's actually amazing about this accident is that the Model S hit a firetruck at 60 miles per hour and the driver only broke an ankle.
00:08:04.000At an impact that speed usually it results in severe injury or death.
00:08:48.000Just because this is my favorite story of the week, a man in a local news story almost got his purse stolen and he made really clear that he was not going to be giving up his Louis Vuitton bag.
00:10:35.000Okay, Jared has a long and destroyed history killing pets.
00:10:39.000Hey, speaking of killing things, a 25-year-old Texas man is in serious trouble after he was posing as a 17-year-old high school student in order to relive his glory days in the basketball squad.
00:10:49.000It's like high school musical meets rape.
00:10:53.000So the real story from Dallas News, Sidney Bouvier, Gilstrap Portley, that's also, that's a bunch of names.
00:11:00.000I'm going to sign, Janko, Janko Heinrichsmit.
00:12:27.000All right, okay, this is a story that everyone, I was vetoed in the pitch meeting, we had the cover.
00:12:33.000A Canadian woman has now been detained, and that seems remarkably mild when you hear the rest of the story, has been only detained after getting angry that Tim Horton's defecating on the floor and proceeding to hurl it at the employees.
00:12:45.000So usually we would withhold judgment from these kinds of stories, say, all right, wait till all the evidence comes in.
00:14:43.000I think what's most important for people stateside to understand is that this is not in any way representative of all the citizens of Canada.
00:14:52.000I don't think any of us thought that it was representative of all the citizens of Canada.
00:17:24.000People need to understand, these Scandinavian countries, they don't owe their success to socialism.
00:17:28.000They actually became very wealthy, first off, under free market economies, and then later imposed By the way, in some ways they're certainly further to the left of the United States, but in other ways, we'll get to corporate tax rates, not even close.
00:17:41.000But later on, after they built their economy, they imposed some high taxes on large welfare states.
00:17:45.000So for instance, 1870 through 1936, Sweden was the fastest growing economy in the world.
00:17:50.000But after 1975, when the Swedish started expanding the welfare state, its economic growth started to crawl.
00:17:55.000After that, Scandinavian countries began reducing the size of their governments.
00:18:00.000If you look at it, okay, growth, alright, implement a welfare state, and then stand still, and they start reducing it.
00:18:06.000So since the 1990s, the total taxation of the Swedish economy as a percentage of the GDP has fallen more than 5%.
00:18:12.000Yeah, so I wanted to interrupt real quick on these points.
00:18:24.000Pick out these points and be able to tell your friends because they're going to believe that this is true because the media won't call them on it.
00:19:28.000And certainly not if you're saying, well, it didn't work in Venezuela, it didn't work in places like Cuba, because it wasn't real socialism.
00:19:34.000That's the, again, the importance here is the consistency of standards.
00:19:39.000They're mostly free market economies in these Nordic countries.
00:19:41.000They're literally riding the coattails of capitalism.
00:19:45.000It's almost like they have to either collapse or get back on the coattails of capitalism.
00:19:49.000Something that's very surprising to a lot of people is, even though they have very high income taxes for individuals, corporate tax rates for businesses are mostly, Significantly lower than the United States.
00:20:32.000But you don't have to take my word for it.
00:20:35.000In case you think I'm making this up as far as the Danes and being a little bit tired of Bernie regurgitating this on American Media Unchecked, tail the tape.
00:20:42.000The major political parties on the center left and the center right would oppose many
00:20:47.000of the proposals of Bernie Sanders on the regulatory side as being too leftist.
00:21:09.000Obviously North Korea is further along the trail than Socialists.
00:21:12.000But if you look back in the 1950s, North Korea Yeah, we had to show a few days ago how they had a high growth rate on par with South Korea for a while and then crashed.
00:21:23.000Because you can fake this for a while.
00:21:25.000You can just take the money and pay for it in the short term like we saw, by the way, we also saw with Venezuela while you guys were praising it.
00:21:35.000No, we've done the exact same thing with some of the socialistic kind of programs that we've implemented in the United States after successful periods of economic growth.
00:21:41.000And we tend to do that every single time we succeed.
00:21:44.000Then we try to give everybody free stuff, realize it doesn't work, and go back to working hard.
00:21:49.000Yes, the consistency of standards, though, here is really, it's an important point.
00:21:53.000The only places they have left to point to are these Nordic models who survived their socialism by diluting it with capitalism and diluting it with the corporate tax rates.
00:22:01.000And something else that's really interesting, I'll get to it in a second, but again, this is another myth that they claim the Nordic model would work here in the United States.
00:22:08.000The comparison is asinine, but hear them say it first.
00:22:11.000And I think we should look to countries like Denmark, like Sweden, and Norway, and learn from what they have accomplished for their working people.
00:22:19.000He wants America to look more like Scandinavia.
00:23:20.000You can't take a country that has the population of Delaware.
00:23:24.000And by the way, it has a national identity, which was based on being an entirely homogenous culture for a long time.
00:23:31.000Not a series of ideas for a long time.
00:23:34.000I don't even know what Bernie at this point runs, though, on, because he's still throwing this out there, but at some point with the success of Trump's tax cuts, what is he out there pitching?
00:23:42.000He can only point to more free stuff that these models have.
00:24:21.000No, it turns... you've heard him sell you the Nordic model of socialism until you realize... then the Danes say, no, no, that's actually not true.
00:24:30.000You've heard him describe what the tax cuts were going to be, how it was only going to benefit the Koch brothers, and then you see it in practice.
00:25:18.000If you take these people from Sweden, from Denmark, from these countries, and you transplant them to the United States of America, so you transplant them from these supposedly socialist utopias, their standards of living actually go up, not down.
00:25:31.000Danish Americans take the person, take the culture, transplant them.
00:25:34.000Their living standards are 55% higher than those in Denmark.
00:25:38.000Living standards of Swedish Americans ...are 53% higher than those in Sweden.
00:25:43.000Finnish Americans' living standards are 59% higher than those in Finland.
00:25:47.000The schnozberries taste like schnozberries!
00:25:50.000It's almost like there's a stronger correlation between industriousness and... Yes, exactly!
00:25:56.000It is so incontrovertible at that point.
00:26:00.000So these are, again, these are, go back to, we said Delaware, but largely, let's say Ohio.
00:26:22.000Do you think it's fair to compare, let's say, Denmark or, I don't know, Iceland or Sweden to the United States, a country of 300 plus million people, which is unbelievably diverse in comparison?
00:28:27.000Sure, some hipsters have set up some coffee shops and nailed some dockers to a tree, and they want to call it art right next to the meth fire.
00:28:33.000But comparing California to Texas, I believe, is a fair comparison.
00:28:36.000Certainly more than comparing these countries to the United States.
00:28:38.000And even then, these countries are not the pure example of socialism.
00:28:42.000Let's not allow these goalposts to be moved.
00:29:06.000So I recommend you do research on socialism, okay?
00:29:08.000Then compare the list of Venezuela, compare the list of places like a lot of countries in South America, of Cuba, with textbook definition, versus the Nordic model.
00:33:25.000It was never supposed to be the best of three.
00:33:28.000But what we have here, what we have here is we have much of our political establishment who are doing everything they can To water down Brexit, to delay Brexit.
00:33:42.000And if they can, and I'm talking about the Tony Blairs of this world and people like that.
00:33:47.000And if they can, they will do anything within their power to force us to vote again.
00:33:54.000And all I'm saying to people is, if you voted Brexit and you're pleased with the result, don't be complacent because these guys may ask us to do it again.
00:34:04.000And if we do face that, It's a worst-case scenario.
00:34:08.000But if we do face that, next time, we're going to crush them.
00:34:12.000Yes, I want to clarify what I was saying.
00:34:14.000Best three out of five is my belief when it comes to this.
00:34:23.000A huge week for President Donald Trump.
00:34:25.000Listen, I'm man enough to admit when we talked about this this week, when we were incorrect, I thought the risk with President Trump is that obviously he's bombastic to a lot of people.
00:34:32.000He's a polarizing figure for good and for bad.
00:34:36.000And I thought, oh, that could hurt Republicans in the long run.
00:34:39.000It seems to me, after these last couple weeks, first off, the tax cut is wildly popular, which is very, very hard to do with any kind of an economic proposal, let alone actually a piece of legislation.
00:34:48.000Then you have Iran, North Korea, and now, of course, the embassy in Jerusalem.
00:35:58.000And the really important thing about Trump is that what he is doing is he is genuinely restoring voters' faith in a democratic process.
00:36:08.000He's delivering what he said he'd do and all the others on both sides of the pond make promises to get votes without even having the intention of putting those things into practice.
00:36:21.000So I admire him hugely for it and as far as Jerusalem's concerned, well that line's now moved Any future negotiations have to work on the basis that Jerusalem is the capital of Israel.
00:37:04.000Being raised in Canada, I have a lot of family in Canada, and you have two different points of view, right?
00:37:08.000That Donald Trump has hurt our standing abroad as far as how we're seen as Americans, respected.
00:37:13.000And then you have another point of view, mine, where we talk about Iran, Kim Jong-un, and actually seeing power through strength here.
00:37:21.000What is your opinion on that internationally?
00:37:23.000How do you think people view the United States right now?
00:37:25.000Well, look, we had eight years of Obama, who, as I say, was given the Nobel Peace Prize, was treated by the British media as the second coming of Jesus Christ, this wonderful man who'd arrived and who put down red lines in Syria, which once they were crossed, he didn't respond to.
00:37:44.000And America, America's status across the world, shrank.
00:37:50.000Within the course of those eight years, what has stunned people about Trump's presidency more than any other single thing is right from the moment he got off that aeroplane in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, his first overseas visit is the way that he's carried and conducted himself on the world stage.
00:38:07.000You know, when he was in Beijing, walking around the capital of China, he looked so at ease and so confident, I thought he was about to put a bid in to buy the place.
00:39:12.000To be fair, the second coming of Christ with President Barack Obama, I hate to fact check here, but it was misleading with the verses and revelations talking about him being raised in Indonesia doing cocaine with his college professor.
00:39:22.000It's very, very easy to get that confused with the end times and make a false prediction.
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00:43:09.000Hey, speaking of bizarre, you were telling me this during the break, a Pittsburgh newspaper editor said you were an alt-right, something along those lines, got fired, right?
00:43:18.000Which is incredibly rare for you to put one over on them, so hats off to you.
00:43:22.000It was really exciting, and I only know it because my wife is actually even more spiteful than I am.
00:43:28.000So she will keep up on the people that have lied and slandered me, and she just comes in today and she's like, that guy who lied and said you were this racist alt-right guy, the editor got fired.
00:45:53.000I don't even know what alt-right even means!
00:45:55.000Yeah, I'm not entirely sure anymore either.
00:45:57.000They've tried to use it to mean like... Basically, they want everyone to think that all alt-right people are Ed Furlong from American History X. You know, pre-Redemption.
00:47:15.000My doctor spoke with my... You should know this, Owen, as a big guy, because, you know, you'll die young.
00:47:19.000My dad was getting tested, and they said they were doing all these tests for sort of, you know, your sort of, I guess, your risk ratio, the risk assessment for coronary heart disease.
00:47:29.000And he said, well, no, good cholesterol, good blood pressure, all this exercise, diets.
00:47:32.000He said, but my dad did have a stroke.
00:47:35.000And they said, do you take a baby aspirin?
00:47:36.000He said, every day since my father had a stroke, I think in 1997, 93, I can't remember exactly.
00:47:41.000And they said that entirely eliminates the genetic component to stroke and almost completely eliminates early stroke period, provided everything else is normal, you're healthy.
00:47:51.000So take a baby aspirin, you know, maybe you'll make it to 64.
00:47:54.000Yeah, but most of my family lives real, real long.
00:47:57.000But back then, they were like 5'11", but they were like lead miners.
00:48:00.000Like, they were still the tallest dudes.
00:48:02.000But I think I got enough nutrition now to really enter a bad zone.
00:49:02.000And now I'm starting to not get protested like I did, because I think people jumped on me because of the trans kid thing and then a few other things.
00:49:09.000And then once you research me, you realize I'm not really that protestable.
00:49:14.000And then they kind of die out like teething children.
00:51:57.000But it will be out this month, 100% on the crisis going on in South Africa with the farm murders, the crazy anti-white policies coming from the ANC, and just the overall chaos, drought, and nightmare that South Africa is right now.
00:52:42.000Yes, used to be known as follow through.
00:52:44.000Now, they're arming themselves, they're going to protect themselves against, this is something that people miss, government backed marauders.
00:52:51.000As a Canadian, in a country where it's very difficult to obtain firearms, or certainly the second amendment is very foreign to them, How did you relate to this in South Africa and did it ring some bells for, kind of thinking stateside, the Second Amendment and how important it is?
00:53:06.000Yeah, so it's actually extremely difficult to get firearms in South Africa as well.
00:53:10.000When we played the trailer for Farmlands, we had some footage in someone's window and it was showing firearms on the wall and I was worried because tons of people were like, Lauren, you're trying to exaggerate.
00:53:19.000Those are just paintball guns on their wall.
00:53:21.000Those aren't real guns, which is true.
00:53:23.000Most of the people buy paintball guns so they can stock up with pepper balls and everything for self-defense because they can't get real guns.
00:53:30.000We met up with a woman- You wouldn't know that seeing the videos with South Africa.
00:53:36.000But just in general, that'll only piss them off.
00:53:39.000That's why Trevor Noah got the hell out.
00:53:41.000A government-backed marauder on crack?
00:53:43.000I don't think a pepper paintball's gonna do it, but sorry, continue.
00:53:47.000So people try to defend themselves in all kinds of ways with electric fences, paintball guns, the rest of it.
00:53:53.000And for the few people that can get guns, which they are desperately trying to get them now, yes, they are practicing self-defense because the government has basically given a free-for-all for the Bantu blacks to take white land, which important That thing here for people to understand, the Bantu blacks,
00:54:11.000which are the tribes that run most of the ANC government, are not indigenous to the
00:54:15.000land. The Khoisian natives are, and the Khoisian natives are not getting any of the land from
00:54:19.000white people that is now being redistributed by the government.
00:54:22.000So there's an all-out attack on white people right now for their land. The government has
00:54:28.000said, go ahead, take it. In fact, we're going to go in and forcefully take it. And the Boer
00:54:33.000people are training with whatever they can get. If they can get guns, they're using that.
00:54:37.000If they can get paintballs, most of it is just for self-defense purposes.
00:54:41.000Go back there and tell them not to use the paintballs.
00:54:43.000I would tell them you'd be better off just sharpening pointy sticks than paintballs.
00:54:47.000They'd be better off trying to find an Acme anvil that they could hit a button and drop on somebody.
00:54:51.000It's a more realistic expectation than fighting these people off with paintballs.
00:54:58.000There's this one girl who I met with, and this will be in the documentary, she runs one of those paintball studios who sells stuff to the poor people and to people who just actually want to go paintballing.
00:55:36.000on these days, they come in and rob me.
00:55:38.000Right after we interviewed her, two days later, she had another armed robbery occur, and she's now moving out of the country, sold her paintball shop.
00:56:14.000This actually relates to, obviously we've been talking this week, we just spoke with Nigel Farage about this, the embassy in Jerusalem.
00:56:20.000It's these completely unrealistic standards, not only unrealistic, completely inconsistent standards.
00:56:25.000Why do we not hear, I know why we don't hear, that's sort of rhetorical, but isn't it remarkable that we don't hear from the left here when we're talking about gross violations of human rights.
00:56:33.000Let's remove the race portion from the equation.
00:57:03.000It's just, for example, if we were in the States and we, as Hamas, started putting rockets or nuclear arsenal, obviously they don't have nuclear weapons, in grade schools or in churches, of course they would be furious.
00:57:15.000We lose our minds over clear backpacks.
00:57:20.000Why do you think it is that there is no talk of South Africa?
00:57:22.000Because there's a comparison there from the left where they say that Israel is an apartheid state, which it's not.
00:57:27.000Why do you think you're the one who has to make this film?
00:57:30.000Well, there was plenty of talk about South Africa during apartheid era, which obviously there were gross human rights violations.
00:57:37.000Then obviously they had laws that specifically separated whites and blacks completely, whole Jim Crow style stuff.
00:57:45.000But as soon as that was taken away and the Rainbow Nation narrative was sold to everyone, Nelson Mandela has created this nation where it's going to be a perfect communist progressive utopia.
00:57:56.000Left kept with that narrative, and as things started to degrade, the RAND started to go down in value, crime started to go up because they stopped enforcing the laws properly, and of course the South African government has introduced quite literally anti-white laws.
00:58:10.000Of course the left isn't going to talk about that because that is not sympathetic to their narrative.
00:58:14.000It's frustrating how obvious and predictable this just repeated behavior from the left-wing press is.
00:58:21.000And there's been a few pieces that have come out about me and my documentary on The Root and Vice, and all of them are saying this myth, this myth of white genocide.
00:58:32.000And I've never even called it white genocide in my documentary.
00:58:35.000I've just said it's genuine policies against whites.
00:58:38.000They like to blow up what I say and make it sound like a crazy alt-right narrative, which it's not.
00:58:43.000It's just purely facts that's going on on the ground.
00:58:47.000So the only coverage I've seen from this has been smearing these poor farmers who are not political people.
00:58:56.000They're people who have literally had crimes committed against them, have family members tortured, and the left-wing press has no interest in talking about it whatsoever.
00:59:04.000They don't want to humanize white people.
00:59:07.000They just had an article come out in BuzzFeed that said how white women use strategic tiers to get what they want.
00:59:44.000And with Israel, by the way, and I know you've gotten crap from the alt-right, so I'll talk about this because of your just believing that Israel has a right to exist.
00:59:51.000So I think the press is mistaken there.
01:00:03.000It's not because he's black, it's because he said he wants to kill me.
01:00:05.000That's the apartheid state we're talking about in Israel.
01:00:07.000That's so much the melanin, so much as the loaded gun aimed at me through the window.
01:00:10.000Where's the best place for people to go and make sure they don't miss this film?
01:00:17.000Well, my YouTube channel, Lauren Southern, if you just look that up, if it isn't banned hopefully in the next bit, much like my UK and Patreon situation, it will be up there for free for everyone to see.
01:00:28.000The point of this film is for as many people to see it as possible, so share it on Facebook, Twitter, wherever.
01:00:33.000I want to get the word out of what the heck is going on there, so at the very least we don't make the mistake again, or maybe even we can prevent a worse crisis going on in South Africa in the next bit.
01:00:43.000Yes, the solution is send those farmers walters, no more pepper paintball guns.
01:04:52.000Yeah, I think I know what you're talking about.
01:04:54.000Thank you so much Nigel Farage, Owen Benjamin, and Lauren Southern.
01:04:57.000Very much appreciate them being on the show.
01:04:59.000Next week we have Ralph Macchio, I know, on Thursday.
01:05:02.000And, I don't know, we have an awesome run next week.
01:05:04.000And we have a... If this goes through, we have another Change My Mind on Israel coming up here next Tuesday.
01:05:10.000We're not entirely sure because we're waiting on a location, but we'll see, and we'll keep you posted, because that's one that a lot of people have requested, and also one for which many people have asked that I be killed for my Jew money.
01:05:19.000You had a point that you were making earlier today, actually, going through the pitch, which I thought was important and interesting.
01:05:24.000I've been thinking about the Denmark thing, and you were surprised by it, and I was surprised by it, that they live at higher standards of living.
01:05:31.00059% higher in the U.S., which is insane.
01:05:34.000And I think what's funny about that, we talk about industriousness, Value your values and and your
01:05:42.000Your work ethic and your culture play such a huge role in the success of anything.
01:05:46.000A family, a country, a city, your economy.
01:05:50.000And the left can't talk about that because all cultures are equal in value.
01:05:56.000It's a discussion they can't even have.
01:07:13.000Once Ricky Martin takes a guy and throws him belly down on the bed, rips off his pants and starts going to town, I was sitting there and I turned to my wife and I said, like, this is on FX.
01:07:37.000And point-blank shots through the head.
01:07:39.000I remember seeing that for the first time and being shocked as a kid.
01:07:42.000I think it was Saving Private Ryan, actually, when I was allowed to see it because it was a war film.
01:07:45.000Now you see it gratuitously all over the place.
01:07:47.000And I know everyone complains about these things later on, but it really is at a point where it is, It is, we are spiraling that drain really quickly and I do have to, I do worry, listen, I'm an adult, I can handle it and I don't think that it inspires school shootings, but I do worry about my future kids if, you know, my wife and I said we can only ever watch anything in our bedroom away from them first to make sure that it's okay.
01:08:10.000We can have, we have empirical data on a lot of things that determine success and the well-being of a culture if it's full of filth and Bad Westworld episode.
01:09:14.000But I am concerned when I watch these things, and I don't know the kind of world that my kids are going to be raised with.
01:09:19.000And I think that everyone out there, even if you're a secularist, I don't care what religion you are, you have to look at this and be like, gosh, that's pretty rough.
01:09:24.000I don't know if I want this dancing across the screen while my kids are raised.
01:09:28.000But it's about words versus actions with the left.
01:09:31.000I highly doubt the people from the far right are the ones creating the killing of Versace.
01:09:38.000If they pitched it and they happened to have a voting record of ever voting for a Republican senator, they'd be like, no, we're not allowing you an EP credit on this.
01:10:45.000And again, if we're talking about, you think that maybe these people are just profane, you think that maybe they're just wrong, they're horrible human beings, okay, but then I ask you, is it worse than what they express?
01:10:54.000Is it anything worse than what you'd see on Westworld?
01:10:56.000Is it anything worse than you would see in The Killing of Versace?
01:10:58.000Is it anything worse than you see Don Lemon, dead Johnny Mathis, expressing that night in the news?
01:11:04.000Lauren and Nigel certainly aren't profane people.
01:11:06.000Oh, and if you go see a show and it's a late show and he's had a couple blue moons, he can go around the bend a little bit, but it's not mean-spirited.
01:11:12.000The point is, again, they have the wrong opinion.
01:11:15.000So we're in an age with culture where, first off, we've eliminated actions, right?
01:12:49.000So before we get to federal government, before we get to state government, before we get to municipal government, it is governed by yourself.
01:13:12.000That they are getting knocked so much.
01:13:13.000Now, if you think it's just because they're asses, if you think it's just because they have the wrong opinions and so they rightfully should be banned from all the places where other people who express equally controversial opinions, certainly more hateful opinions, are allowed.
01:13:23.000If you think it's just because of their opinions and you disagree with their opinions so you want to remove them, fine.
01:14:02.000I know we've talked about this before, but I did get an email this week from someone, you probably know who you are, in a college, and this is nothing new, asking about, what do I do if I'm in college and I don't want my teacher to... Here's the deal, if you want to pass, you want to get a good grade, keep it to yourself, okay?
01:14:17.000But it's also nearly impossible to do in 2018.
01:14:21.000If you express an opinion that is unpopular, if you stand for something, at any point, and I don't even care if you stand for something with which we would agree.
01:14:30.000And if you live a life where you don't take any hits, if you live a life where you've never been banned, if you live a life where you've always been popular, if you live a life where everyone's always said, gee golly, man, he's a nice guy, and that's the first descriptor they use for you, and the last descriptor, nothing wrong with being a nice guy, but if it's the only description that you're going to get, or woman, ask yourself why that is.
01:14:52.000There's nothing wrong, someone said, a man will be measured by how many friends he has.
01:14:55.000Sometimes you're measured by how many enemies you have as well.
01:14:57.000So I'll tell you this, I've had people in my life, we're talking about a culture, there are cultures that are easier, we talk about leisure cultures, absolutely, a lot of Europe, Greece, hint hint, there are cultures that are harder.
01:15:09.000But you can't just have easy versus hard, you can't just have nice versus mean, good words versus bad, naughty words, as opposed to actions.
01:15:16.000You do have to, is it a fruitful culture?
01:15:19.000And is your home, as for you and your house, who, what are you serving?
01:15:23.000Is it a fruitful, because if it's a fruitful culture, it's never gonna be easy.
01:15:27.000If you wanna have kids who can be raised in this world that we're a little bit worried about, and you want them to end up not being sociopaths, guess what?
01:15:35.000They're gonna have to take some licks, and so are you.
01:15:38.000If you wanna be successful, if you wanna be recognized for anything more than being milquetoast, a guy who you can get along with at a party, or a girl, you're gonna have to take some shots.
01:15:46.000And if you aren't, there's a strong chance, if all you're doing, by the way, is fighting the whole world at every single point, there's a good chance you're an a**hole, absolutely.
01:15:54.000But if you never find yourself in controversy, if you never find yourself getting some bumps and bruises along the way, there's a strong chance that you might be living a life That is completely inconsequential.