Florian Dyer is joined by Dr. Matthew Raphael Johnson to discuss spiritual warfare and the controversy surrounding Mike Enoch and his wife. Also, the Daily Stormer and Iron March ban me, and why I was banned from their community.
01:15:38.980O rejoice, pride of heaven, O noble, maiden, gracious, sweet, supreme, the Holy Father.
01:15:56.980O rejoice, pride of heaven, O other than the cherubim, beyond the wheremore glorious.
01:16:16.980O rejoice, pride of heaven, let thee, your body, seraphim, transcending thee and heavenly thrones.
01:16:37.120O rejoice, pride of heaven, rejoice the song of heaven, O other than the cherubim, beyond the wheremore glorious.
01:16:46.980O rejoice, pride of heaven, rejoice the hymn of angels, O rejoice, pride of heaven, rejoice the Lord of seraphim, the joy of thee, our angels.
01:17:14.980O rejoice, pride of heaven, O rejoice, pride of heaven, O sacred chamber of heaven.
01:25:58.100Yeah, that's, that's, we just wanted to reinforce that, of course.
01:26:04.100There, there's, there's an element of the traditional story.
01:26:11.100And then there's another element of the traditional explanation of the traditional story.
01:26:15.100And then there's an element of, of what amounts to rank speculation on our part.
01:26:21.100But you, you've given the, the, the basic outline correctly, as far as I know.
01:26:28.100And, of course, we, you know, it is absolutely correct to say that in the process of creating the angels in the first place,
01:26:37.100there must have been some sort of separation between the glory of God and the rest of the universe.
01:26:42.100Otherwise, as Dr. Johnson correctly points out, how could anyone have chosen otherwise?
01:26:49.100I think there's a, there's another point that I've seen referred to that you don't find a lot in traditional Western Catholic metaphysics or theology.
01:27:03.100But, um, it's a point that I find that quite intriguing that the element of choice, uh, that, that, uh, that angels, uh, have, uh, necessitates that they, um, be able to change in some way.
01:27:20.100And that, that this change would require that they have some, some sort of matter as a component of their being.
01:27:27.100Now, obviously it wouldn't be matter as, as, as we're most familiar with it, uh, matter as you or I have.
01:27:33.100Uh, it would have to be something else, some sort of subtle matter or spiritual matter.
01:39:24.100Uh, how we interpret and use those perceptions is something that demons know how to do.
01:39:30.100The central issue is that they, they know human beings enough that they know how to, um, get in the cracks of our weaknesses.
01:39:37.100Whatever our dominant passion happens to be, uh, they'll know how to, how to manipulate it.
01:39:42.100Uh, you know, if there are entities below us, like, you know, animals, you know, and plants.
01:39:47.100Well, it stands to reason there's entities above us.
01:39:50.100Um, so the metaphysical and ontological, uh, payoff here is the distinction between something that's real, that we can perceive, we know it's true, and we have a concept about it, we study it on the one hand, and an image that's generated in our minds on the other hand.
01:40:07.100Um, one is true and the other is false.
01:40:11.100If you're doing something according to truth, you can't possibly sin.
01:40:14.100Sin comes into existence when we follow these images as if they're, they're actually, actually there.
01:40:21.100You ever wonder why Rockefellers don't just retire and go buy an island somewhere?
01:40:25.100No one's ever satisfied, no matter how much money or how much power you get.
01:40:29.100Um, and, and these images, I think, is what we really mean by temptation.
01:40:33.100Now, as far as the human psyche is concerned, you spend your life, you know, believing this to be real, and now we have it institutionalized in television and movies and stuff like that, and God knows what the chips and things like this are going to do in the future.
01:41:45.100He doesn't live in the same world that we do.
01:41:47.100But this is what happens when slowly but surely you become possessed by these images to the point where it even takes physical properties in the way you look and how you behave.
01:41:58.100Now, the theological payoff to all of this is that this is what happens when an Orthodox man dies.
01:42:11.100And the difference between the two things is how the human body, how the human psyche, I should say, responds to grace.
01:42:18.100Grace is nothing more than God's presence, his power, his light, you know, energy.
01:42:23.100It's all one in the same concept we're talking about here.
01:42:26.100And, you know, we can't talk about it scientifically because we don't we can't, you know, it's not that kind of an object.
01:42:32.100But all of the words actually are the same thing.
01:42:35.100When we're bathed in that, we're not all going to react the same way.
01:42:39.100Some of us who have been preparing ourselves for our whole lives are going to see it as a final completion of everything that we do.
01:42:47.100On the other hand, George Soros of the world with that type of person is going to be absolutely it's going to be like it's going to be like taking someone who's freezing to death and throwing them to a pot of hot water.
01:42:59.100They're going to die of shock right there.
01:43:02.100Or having someone that's been starving for years and giving them a hamburger.
01:43:08.100And this is a kind of a similar idea when they're bathed in grace, they're going to be tortured.
01:43:13.100And that's what the patristic idea of heaven and hell and how that's connected to how we live on Earth.
01:43:18.100And that's connected with how demons attempt to influence us.
01:43:22.100They're so weak, though, that especially if we know of their existence, that the only power that they could possibly have against us is showing us those pictures, those little movies we play in our head that are never real and never true.
01:43:34.100Just to add on to that a little bit, when you say, of course, us, you're, of course, referring to baptized initiates into the Christian mysteries.
01:43:49.100The terrible tragedy of modernity is how many people should be baptized and are not or who were baptized but have fallen away or were never, never confirmed in the spirit or what's the orthodox?
01:44:14.100And also, when we say that the entire society is ordered to the demonic, I mean, just think of what that means.
01:44:33.100I mean, our entire society is empowering these entities.
01:44:38.100Just think of the difference between a medieval society and what we have now.
01:44:44.100A medieval society was entirely ordered every day around the liturgy, around the work of the people, around routine prayer.
01:44:57.100And I would make the argument, I've never seen this explicated anywhere that I'm aware of, but my personal view of reading of this or view of this, my intuition on this is that the prayers of the people, even the simple farmer telling his beads and saying a simple Jesus prayer or hail Mary or what have you in the fields,
01:45:25.740exerts a sort of spiritual pressure, a spiritual wind, if you will, that can sacralize a given social or physical space and keep these things at bay.
01:45:42.100As our societies have secularized, we become more and more and more subject to these influences.
01:45:50.800I mean, and look at the primary form of entertainment for us.
01:45:54.840I mean, we've gone from theater to movies to televisions in every house.
01:46:00.220And if demons are influencing us by images, you know, now we have demonically influenced people giving us images all the time.
01:46:12.800That's what I meant by saying it was institutionalized.
01:46:14.920Yeah, and it's actually, anybody who's interested in this particular aspect, I can go check out Jay Dyer.
01:46:22.820He's an orthodox man, very good, well-renowned at physics.
01:46:25.580I know you've been on his program, Dr. Johnson.
01:46:45.620I mean, a lie is any view of reality that's wrong.
01:46:50.520It deviates from the way it actually is, from the cosmic order.
01:46:54.040I mean, if you have, you know, if you actually believe that there is, you know, truth in the universe, and more than that, that there's objective truth.
01:47:01.160That there's, like, one way that the universe is, that it's structured, that it works, that it's built.
01:47:07.520Then, of course, anything that takes us further away from this one truth, from this reality, would give the person who makes that suggestion an enormous amount of power over us.
01:47:50.740These animals, this animal side of us, they have a certain command and authority.
01:47:55.480Because of the fall from grace, our body is subject to death and to passion.
01:48:00.600And so we're not completely in control of it.
01:48:03.000And that's where the battle fundamentally lies, both with spirits, but it starts in ourselves, and that's what we're going to get to with asceticism.
01:48:09.280That's why fasting and prayer are super important.
01:48:11.340It's because we are trying to build up this discipline over the body so that demons can't use it as a vector of control for us, that we become sovereign and free within our own selves.
01:48:22.320Well, you know, the problem that we struggle with is very personal.
01:48:28.360You know, I've been doing this from an orthodox point of view for 20 years as a Roman Catholic before that.
01:48:34.020I saturate myself in this, you know, 16 hours a day, every day since I was 17, whether it be, you know, theological, historical, or philosophical.
01:48:45.78025 years later, but if one girl in a short skirt walks by, out the window it goes, and I become Larry Flint.
01:48:52.020And you know what, even if I, even if I somehow, by some miracle of God, I control myself, I hate myself afterward.
01:49:40.800So now, you know, oh, isn't this wonderful?
01:49:43.180How possibly could, you know, praying a Jesus prayer at home compare to, you know, a three-way with two women, you know, in my living room?
01:50:04.440You know, I'd live my life in regret if I didn't do it.
01:50:07.440You know, and so, but it makes it worse when we're surrounded by people who are doing it.
01:50:11.780And in some of our cases seem to be a lot happier than we are.
01:50:15.980Now, the knowledge of the truth or the falsehood of the matter, you know, is abstract and immediate.
01:50:21.860The desire that's manipulated in us is immediate.
01:50:24.380And so we start on the tail end of this, you know, we have everything against us.
01:50:32.560And I just wonder if church fathers were living today, given how the regime can control those psychological aspects of men and women, I guess, on an hourly basis, what they would say.
01:50:45.020You know, back then, these things didn't exist.
01:50:48.320You know, the Roman Stoic was infinitely superior to anything that America has produced, including Christians.
01:50:54.380You know, we're alcoholics being forced to work in a bar, surrounded by people telling us that alcoholism doesn't exist and offers drinks every two minutes.
01:51:04.520You know, yeah, we're going to, you know, it's a miracle if we can go ten minutes without taking a drink.
01:51:10.380So we say the institutionalization of these images, it's not just that they control media and movies and everything else.
01:51:17.440Because if those things were destroyed tomorrow, we could replay all of it in our heads for the rest of our lives.
01:51:25.840So it becomes a part of who we are, and this is what the battle is.
01:51:29.820And the worst part is if we win, from an earthly point of view, when we win and progress in virtue, we're angry, at least in my case, very angry.
01:51:37.340There are so many other people around me who are having a ball.
01:51:39.400And I'm in here, you know, reading St. John of Damascus.
01:51:46.420This is – and demons can – they know enough about psychology to be able to manipulate that very deep – and we're talking about the psyche.
01:52:16.800So we've been describing ordinary demonic influence, like these things that we're talking about, this battle of – this happens every single day.
01:52:24.020Everybody I'm certainly listening has had an experience where, you know, they've been doing something and just out of nowhere, something foul and a break just popped into their head.
01:52:34.540You know, they've – you know, could do whatever.
01:52:38.780Sexual, violent, evil, it doesn't matter.
01:52:43.840Everybody I've talked to without fail has described experiences like this.
01:52:46.980You know, some people have it with more frequency.
01:52:48.720Some people have it with less frequency.
01:52:49.780There are also different ways in which – there are different levels of demonic influence.
01:52:57.160So demons can go from simple, usual influence to what's called oppression.
01:53:04.500This is a Catholic exorcist – these are Catholic exorcist categories, but they're fairly useful because they come from experience.
01:53:09.980So demonic oppression is when an individual is under a state where, you know, literally they have a feeling – they are constantly assaulted with these images, with these temptations.
01:53:22.800Their will is constantly under attack by outside forces who seek to subvert and subdue them, trying to ensnare them and bring them under their will.
01:53:32.580And so it feels as if there was a weight which is crushing you.
01:53:56.940Typically speaking, these issues come because you've personally opened yourself up to this sort of influence with some of your actions.
01:54:05.820You've committed a particularly egregious act or you're living in a place that's particularly tainted or foul or actually diametrically the opposite.
01:54:15.740You're somebody that they really don't like.
01:54:21.020So there's not a universal reason why people might run into these problems.
01:54:27.860Would anybody else like to comment on this or do shooting you out of possession?
01:54:31.760Well, just to add that we have many, many, many, a great many accounts from the saints that the more you have decided to make asceticism your spiritual path,
01:54:46.180the more you will attract the attention of these things.
01:54:51.080And that struggle can grow to epic proportions and become essentially the core of your ascetic practice.
01:55:02.460Yeah, why are demons going to attack the average American?
01:55:08.120You know, they're already controlled and easy to control.
01:55:12.620You know, my problem is what do you do with these people in terms of judgment?
01:55:16.640You see, the notion of oppression or possession of these things is that it just becomes a habit.
01:55:21.880You don't know any better, and you give in, you give in, you give in, and before you know it, it's a part of your very person.
01:55:26.680It's a hardwired reality rather than just a mistake that you made.
01:55:29.840You know, you take your next-door neighbor who's, you know, been living this bohemian life this whole life and start talking about John Damascus with him.
01:55:38.620What kind of reaction are you going to get?
01:55:40.500But if that's the case, then how would these people judge?
01:55:44.220And is it really their fault, especially given if you're born in the 70s or 80s?
01:55:50.320You're already hardwired into this lifetime before you even know what planet you're on.
01:55:54.540You know, my parents weren't religious.
01:55:55.420You know, so we automatically start with – that's why I say we're like alcoholics being forced to work in a bar.
01:56:01.720That's the perfect metaphor of what we're doing.
01:56:03.540We're already messed up, and now we're surrounded by this stuff, and everyone's telling us it's okay.
01:56:08.640So, you know, when we fall, this is not – we're not going to burn for that.
01:56:13.320You know, if God doesn't – you know, Christ became man partially because he could be able to say, now I know what this stuff is like.
01:56:19.640He did feel temptation, just didn't act on it.
01:56:22.240And this is how we know that God fully understands, and it is true that the canons of, you know, the patristic era, if they were alive today, I think they would say some very, very different things.
01:56:33.920And that's why, you know, when the patristic writers talk about the end times, they say, you know, it will be a miracle if these guys didn't even keep the facts.
01:56:41.080And they still will be the greatest martyrs of all.
01:56:44.900So there's a big – I mean the punchline here is that the concept of sin in the orthodox world, you know, in the hezochastic world isn't necessarily the really legalistic aspect of, oh, I did something wrong.
01:56:58.700I committed an act, and it's a crime, and like stepping on a landmine, I'm going to be punished for it, or there's a record being kept in heaven on a piece of paper.
01:57:17.520There's another level here, and this is where we're talking about eternal punishment.
01:57:21.360It's when our very self-identity, the hard wiring in our mind and our mentality is absolutely dedicated to this and defends it and sees it as natural and wonderful and good.
01:57:54.060But the empirical self, you know, alcoholics being forced to work in a bar, you're going to take a drink down again.
01:57:59.000So this isn't all a hopeless concept, but the concept of sin has to be brought back to the patristic foundation.
01:58:06.360There's a couple of points I'd like to make.
01:58:16.160Yeah, so I think we have to be open to the possibility that there's a great number of people who will essentially die the way animals die.
01:58:30.760And it's sad, it's a tragedy, but I think that's part of the terribleness of these latter days.
01:58:44.260Now, as far as you say, as the patristic conception of sin, yes, there is a certain danger to the over-legalization of an understanding of sin.
01:58:56.700And there is a certain strand of Catholic thinking that leads that way.
01:59:02.620And, of course, many Protestants inherited that strand as well.
01:59:06.980But I think the best Catholic thinking we'll find will mirror that understanding that we have responsibility, ultimately,
01:59:20.020but God is both merciful and knows exactly our circumstance, right?
01:59:26.580So culpability for any given event does depend on circumstances.
01:59:39.100Circumstances do matter, and the Lord knows those circumstances.
01:59:44.100Yeah, that's why I think the alcoholic being forced to work in a bar, it really works, because if God is seeing all this, sees our condition,
01:59:58.420the notion that we're going to fall on a pretty regular basis, this has got to be built into the understanding.
02:00:04.160In fact, my sins, I've learned from them.
02:00:06.720I've suffered because of them, and certain things I've been able to overcome just from that point.
02:00:13.960But the other point you made is one that I've been struggling with almost my entire adult life.
02:00:20.220I've come to the conclusion that you're absolutely right, that there is no possible way that God could judge somebody who has become completely carnal,
02:00:32.060that's been hardwired into this system from birth.
02:00:36.100I don't know how do we all know these people.
02:00:57.840Well, God can't be involved in injustice.
02:00:59.460Therefore, probably the most merciful thing is that they simply go out of existence in one way or another, either totally or in a sense of the shield concept that I mentioned before.
02:01:11.740It's simply the semi-existence like you have in the Old Testament.
02:01:14.600This is Justin Martyr's view of the immortality of soul.
02:01:18.820And I got it from him, and John Damascus has a tendency to go that way, too.
02:01:25.340I don't understand if the law that we try to follow in the church is applied to everybody.
02:01:30.880That seems absurd to every living human being.
02:01:51.540The only issue is, I don't want to cut you off there, but we're under, we have a little bit of a time constraint.
02:01:55.320So I want to kind of get the practical material out to our viewers, and then we can maybe come back a later date and just talk and maybe talk about theology.
02:02:02.640So we talked a little bit about, you know, infestation.
02:02:06.880So I think the other thing is, the most conspicuous is, you know, possession.
02:02:12.200This is something that we're intimately familiar with from pop culture.
02:02:16.200You know, this is the subject of many, many, you know, horror films.
02:02:20.320This is, you know, kind of the arch fear for many people, you know, demonic possession,
02:02:24.580where the human body no longer serves as a host for the sovereign will of its spirit,
02:02:32.640but rather serves as a tool for a demon.
02:05:35.320The job of the exorcist is to draw the demon out and make sure that there's a definite distinction between the personality, the victim, and the demon.
02:05:43.500And that takes a long – that's the big – that's the victory right there.
02:05:46.980Once the demon is forced to reveal himself, that's when the victory is won.
02:05:53.280And, you know, I think Malachi – I learned a lot from Malachi Martin despite all the problems there because the Orthodox do the exact same thing as he does.
02:05:59.500Yeah, and I think that one of the most – somebody I learned a lot about this theology from is a Catholic Latin mass priest by the name of Father Chad Ripperger, Ripperger, the FSSP.
02:06:14.240He's a – you know, he's got a doctorate in philosophy and psychology.
02:06:18.420He's a practicing exorcist, and he's an ascetic.
02:06:21.940And he's a very, very erudite smart fellow.
02:06:24.520I mean, he's Thomas to the maximum, but one of the things about exorcists is I think that their theology – their practical theory of spiritual theology is highly reliable because it's evidence-based.
02:06:37.240You know, I mean, you're going to quickly find out if something's real or not when you actually have to apply it to spiritual warfare.
02:06:43.740One of the things that exorcists have reported is you have to be a certain type of man because one of the things that – once a demon is identified, the first thing they usually do is start screaming your sexual history to everyone in the room.
02:07:00.220That's a very common tactic they have, usually at ear-piercing volumes.
02:07:03.440And the ascetic – this is where you really have to be an ascetic.
02:08:10.020I can give you a good example from my own personal life.
02:08:12.940A friend of my mother bought a house in the downtown in the city where I live, and it used to be owned by the archdiocese back in the early 20th century.
02:08:21.980And they used it as a convalescent house and a house for the poor.
02:08:27.440So poor families would go live there or people who were sick would go live there.
02:08:31.020When the Spanish flu came in, five whole families died in that house of the Spanish flu.
02:08:38.120When my friend moved in there, my mother's friend moved in there, he was infested with demons and ghosts.
02:08:46.580Absolutely infested with demons and ghosts.
02:09:28.320How do we actually engage in a spiritual warfare?
02:09:30.280I'll leave it to the actual priest in the room to give the explanation.
02:09:36.640Well, you know, I could give very, very good advice on this kind of thing.
02:09:40.460And maybe one of these days I'll take a little bit of it.
02:09:44.860You know, the – unfortunately, in 2017, we have very little choice but to cut ourselves off as much as humanly possible.
02:09:53.340It's not exactly the most attractive thing.
02:09:58.220But to build what I like to call islands of sanity, whether it be the family or even just yourself or even a handful of friends, create a space that when you walk into it, you don't know what millennium you're in.
02:10:13.460You saturate yourself with this as much as humanly possible.
02:10:19.120Cutting yourself off from the world, from technology, you know, of course, some of us have to use it for work.
02:10:25.300But to cut yourself off as much as humanly possible is pretty much what we're left with, to surround ourselves with the icons and the holy books and everything else.
02:10:37.680Sacred music is actually really a big part of this and to have it in the background like I do when I'm doing work.
02:10:42.620Look, this is pretty much what we have.
02:10:46.720We're not in a position even where traditional churches are losing ground in this respect, and I don't trust most of them.
02:10:55.160It's – the struggle is getting worse and worse when the traditionalists, in our case, traditionalists or orthodox, can be just as bad as anybody else.
02:11:06.060Being a traditionalist doesn't mean that you're a decent guy.
02:11:08.020It just means that you believe things differently.
02:11:09.900Cutting yourself off, building a little tiny monastery wherever you live, and creating this as a little island of sanity in the sea of disease that we're forced to live in, this is pretty much what we have left.
02:14:05.840Would you care to talk about, like, sacramentals or holy or blessed objects in the role of spiritual warfare?
02:14:15.180St. John Christum says that the sacramentals or even the sacraments themselves are simply manifestations of God's grace.
02:14:24.060St. John Christum says that the big difference between Orthodox and Catholic thinking is actually the center of it, in my view, is created grace.
02:33:41.220You know, I even have stronger feelings over the best Mort Goldman impression I've ever heard in my life.
02:33:46.040Oh, you're not, you're not familiar, uh, uh, Dr. Johnson.
02:33:50.940I guess you're not familiar with our, uh, Mossad handler, uh, Moysheh Ben-Tilamid.
02:33:55.960He's, uh, he's actually the, the man I work for.
02:34:00.440Do you mean that the Mort Goldman impression was done by accident?
02:34:04.400No, no, I mean to you, Dr. Johnson, that, uh, Moysheh is, uh, Moysheh is a very peculiar character who, uh, who I work for.
02:34:13.180He's, he's, uh, part of Assad, and I'm, uh, his, uh, his, uh, his asset.
02:34:17.720And I create this entire podcast merely to be, uh, you know, I'm Florian Geyer.
02:34:23.340He's really the alter ego of Moysheh, and really I'm, uh, you know, part of the MKUltra, uh, co-op, a co-intel program to destroy, uh, the alt-right by, um, agitating against, uh, fags and, uh, racist liberalism.
02:34:35.800Yeah, I knew that. I figured that they'd be paying you better, though.
02:34:40.640Yeah, well, you know, listen, Dr. Johnson, I mean, I have some very nice IKEA furniture in my bachelor apartment.
02:34:46.880That, that would follow, yes, from, from IKEA to doubt.
02:35:28.940A mutant freak named Leah Dinella, a half-kike Nigroid, has written an article for NPR theorizing that the racial hatreds in America will end when old people die.
02:35:40.220Look at the sick Nig Kike, and there's a picture of her.
02:35:42.840The whole Jew face is evident, even with the half-Nig shaking my damn head.
02:35:59.320Nig Kike's entire premise, a meme which has been spread by other Jews and blacks, including the nasty old black bitch Oprah, is that with each generation, people are becoming less and less racist.
02:36:10.340And that, as time progresses, racism will head down towards zero.
02:36:14.060And hilariously the opposite of what we are seeing.
02:36:16.220Yeah, well, that's the thing, and this is the reason why I chose this article, is because I've heard this same point spouted from liberal family members of mine.
02:36:23.880You know, that, oh, well, you know, all those old races are just dying off.
02:36:31.500I mean, because, you know, like, highly religious fundamentalist families have the highest birth rate in the United States in almost any demographic.
02:36:39.460Like, it's funny, though, because, like, honestly, like, the more I see of this shit in D.C., it's like, it's so fucking clear to anyone it's not fucking true.
02:36:49.120Like, I'm not even trying to go, like, you know, Democrats, real racist bullshit here.
02:36:52.780It's just, like, it's fucking, I don't think I've seen this much civil fucking turmoil in this country, honestly, since the fucking 60s.
02:37:01.480So it is, it is fucking, it's fucking stupid.
02:37:06.800Yeah, I mean, it's just, I don't even know what there is to say.
02:37:13.240I mean, it's manifestly evident that this is not the case.
02:37:15.980You know, that's because the people who think like us, they actually, you know, they're interested in having families and raising them well, and their offspring will have children.
02:37:25.160Whereas the people who, you know, are our enemies, they usually don't have families, and if they do, you know, they have one or two kids, and a lot of times they come out to be faggots or cat ladies, you know, I mean.
02:37:43.000I mean, that's the, you know, the cat lady is, in fact, the ideological support for the faggot.
02:37:49.960I mean, faggotry is enabled by, you know, like, overbearing, you know, motherhood, like this clucking hen, you know, cat lady mentality, where her maternal instincts are directed from, you know, or deviate from the logos because there's no masculine balance in the household to, you know, essentially overindulgence, and that's how you get faggots.
02:38:18.560And so the, I mean, the left is composed of a huge amount of it.
02:38:23.780The ideological left is composed of these, you know, bitter cat ladies who have, their wombs have dried up, and so they replace the void in their hearts, not with God, not with their community, not even, you know, with work or, you know, the output of their labor, but with cats and leftist shitposting.
02:38:44.040And Grey's Anatomy, you know, expensive wine, trips to southern France, Belize, you know, and it doesn't make sense.
02:38:53.260It's funny because, like, you're describing it like a stereotype, but, like, I've met fucking cat ladies, like, to a fucking team with the Grey's Anatomy shit.
02:39:44.880There's another fundamental flaw with the Pramai's they're pushing here, besides the obvious biological problem that it's, of course, it is the religious people that they hate that are reproducing more.
02:40:00.820But the other problem is, of course, that it's easier to turn the other into an abstract, an abstraction, when they're far, far away.
02:40:12.520But when you bring them close to you, you have to deal with the reality of that person and all of their dysfunctions.
02:40:20.660So, you know, precisely, I mean, this is this explains, you know, how, why, you know, people from from from from Washington State and Minnesota, these are the only two white demographics in the country that vote majority Democrat.
02:40:34.820Because those areas are so white that they don't actually have to be exposed to Negroes and other minorities.
02:40:44.100And I mean, I remember, it's very funny, I actually was explaining this to a family member of mine who she was raised, you know, in a upper middle class, virtual lifestyle in, you know, a very white part of Colorado.
02:40:55.820You know, spent her entire life away from diversity, and I was explaining to her how I was from a very multicultural city, and I grew up surrounded by, you know, many different ethnicities and religions.
02:41:07.040And she was like, oh, wow, that's so nice, you know, it's so good that you get the perspective and the diversity.
02:41:11.280And I just, I looked at her, and I laughed, and I shook my head.
02:41:18.500It's just, they just don't even understand.
02:41:20.940I mean, it's like, you know, the, the, nothing has done more to radicalize mean awards of race war, theoretically, not that I would ever break the law, than, you know, pedo game accepting is being on public transportation.
02:41:35.840Public transportation, public transportation, when you actually are in close proximity with the masses of Somali and Lebanese and Jamaican and Sub-Saharan, I'm trying to, you know, Negroes and San Negroes, you know, you really, it's a biological reaction.
02:42:02.520There's a real, physical, very biological reaction.
02:42:08.140Yeah, I have, as somebody who's wrote on public transportation, I can, I can really vouch for that, like, I'll feel a lot more uncomfortable on a bus full of fucking black people than just say, you know, even kind of sketchy looking whites, because it's, it's easier to blend into that kind of fucking crowd, like, if you're not the fucking odd man out, pardon my friend.
02:42:28.040Yeah, I mean, yeah, we could talk about the sociology of this all day, but we're actually at the perfect place to end our podcast.
02:42:34.580Unfortunately, yeah, while we're just going to this one, I'm your host, Florian Geyer, thank you for joining us for another episode of Mysterian Fashions.
02:42:45.500Joining me today, we had Doc Savage, who unfortunately had to bow out just a moment ago, but I would like to thank him, I don't, I don't want to say posthumously, but thank him post facto for joining us, his contributions were great.
02:42:57.260Joining us late in the program, we had Freelance Autists, who did a little bit of, you know, surfy at shitposting. Thank you, Freelance, you know, we need to get your abilities on more, you're alleged.