00:03:49.020I see you. Thousands of patients, hearts ablaze, and I know we are unbreakable.
00:03:57.100We are the blood of warriors, the spirit of rebels, and we will hold the line for our Britain.
00:04:04.940This country was built by our ancestors. It was bled full by our ancestors.
00:04:10.320on the beaches of Goplin, in the bushes of Dakota, they bled for a white Australia, and0.74
00:04:19.020we will fight for a white Australia.0.94
00:04:23.440Your life doesn't belong to you, it belongs to the race.0.99
00:04:31.520You owe your ancestors everything, and you owe your descendants everything.0.99
00:04:40.320you are just a link in a chain a tiny one at that
00:04:48.340hello everybody happy hump day hump day actually it's not hump day it's thursday0.99
00:04:59.500jesus fuck how is it possible that i don't know what fucking day it is like honestly0.99
00:05:05.500I have no idea why. Happy Thursday, everybody. How are we doing tonight? Things are a little0.99
00:05:13.280discombobulated, again, for me, as always, as you guys expect from me, because we would normally do
00:05:19.180our Thursday X space, and we've kind of shifted things because the goal here is to try to spread
00:05:26.500the nationalism across the week so that we're not doubling up on your doses of nationalism.
00:05:32.000so hi wise elk first one here first one to comment you get the prize
00:05:38.100um and because daniel tyree who i know doesn't have the exact same content as me i'm a little
00:05:49.180edgier i guess you could say but um a lot of people that would tune into our normal spaces
00:05:55.100on x you know also watch daniel so we're kind of trying to split it up so we're we moved
00:06:00.500our x space to friday however that will not be permanent it'll likely be switched to wednesday
00:06:07.280after that so anyways that's why i'm a little discombobulated normally on thursdays when i
00:06:11.120stream it's the space and um but tonight uh we're not doing that so i had to you know not that
00:06:18.740there's a lack of content but i kind of had to throw things together while i was doing a million
00:06:22.440other things uh today because i'm trying to you know get things behind the scenes going i think
00:06:29.080I've told you guys this before. I've been, you know, my idea was to kind of start a, even an
00:06:33.000advocacy group for women and children in Canada to protect them. And I've started with just,
00:06:38.920you know, gathering or spreading the word and getting the word out there via social media. So
00:06:44.580anyways, I spend a lot of my time doing that and stuff like that. So I was a little discombobulated.
00:06:48.980I wasn't able to kind of organize too well today, but I did end up, we did get some gems towards the
00:06:55.840end of the day. Hey, Madam Breezy. Good for you. I haven't done anything today. That's exercise wise.
00:07:06.100Yeah, so I like I said, there was a couple gems that were kind of dropped in towards the end of
00:07:11.080the day that I think are very good to chat about. What else? Is there anything else that we, you
00:07:18.800know, need to any kind of housekeeping? You're going to hear the dog bark in a second because
00:07:22.580I'm expecting one of my kids to come in the door. So, uh, you're going to hear that. So not that
00:07:26.720you're again, would expect anything different because this is how it goes over here and my
00:07:30.920streams. Right. So anyways, I think today, so, okay. So I was watching, this actually was shared
00:07:41.280on Twitter. Um, and then I, yeah, see, I told you it was shared on Twitter. Um, and then I,
00:07:49.400I watched the whole video and I was like it is what is it 29 minutes long but it's from the here
00:07:55.400I'm going to show it to you hold on the Lotus Eaters podcast of the Lotus Eaters and the reason
00:08:01.520why I thought I would we would watch it together because I haven't seen anything yet that basically1.00
00:08:08.180explains what's going on like with this whole 15 million more Indians and all the kind of stuff1.00
00:08:14.700like it really dismantles it but in a way that is I guess walks the line of being racist and all
00:08:22.020that stuff but like they really break it down a little bit further and for me because like I said
00:08:26.180I like things in simplistic terms I thought it was really good so you know obviously these guys
00:08:31.800are in England but they're very observant about what's going on in the world so this was very
00:08:36.800good so we're going to watch this together and then we're going to get to a bunch of other1.00
00:08:39.980fucking shit. Uh, the armed forces, you know, involved in some kind of, uh, kidnapping plot0.99
00:08:47.380over cryptocurrency. And what else we got? We got, uh, our typical rapey migrants that are
00:08:53.960always, you know, in the news and stuff like that. And, you know, I posed a question.1.00
00:09:00.480Yes. Yes. Wise elk. That would be a good idea. I posed a question. I think it was,
00:09:04.820maybe it was on X yesterday. Right. And I think that, you know, it's a valid question that
00:09:08.720everybody should be asking their government is what is an acceptable number of you know rapes
00:09:16.340or murders or um you know whatever you want to call it what is an acceptable number of children
00:09:22.680and women and that to be canadians in general to be victimized all in the name of diversity0.95
00:09:30.280what's an acceptable number because in my mind that number would be zero because you should
00:09:37.240never compromise your citizens in the name of virtue signaling but you know and this seems to
00:09:44.880be a question that lefties never can hey shamrock that lefties can never answer you know when you
00:09:51.380ask them that and or they'll throw back at you well it's not all immigrants and you're you're0.52
00:09:55.620painting them all with the same brush the point is obviously it's not every single one of them
00:10:00.900Right. But how much do we have to import extra? Do we have to tolerate and import just so we can look good or just so we can raise the tax base, which is not even doing that. And that's what this video actually explains as well. How it's just it's a false. It's a lie, basically, that they are bringing them in for that. It ends up being, like I said, a Ponzi scheme.
00:10:22.580But I think that anybody who gets in, you know, any kind of argument with a lefty about how good diversity is, then I think that we should ask them, well, okay, well, what's an acceptable amount of crime to import into your country?
00:10:39.280I mean, it's not a lie. It's actually a fact that some countries are more violent than others.
00:10:49.040Some countries do not follow the same code of conduct as we do, the same moral framework.
00:10:54.940That's not a made-up thing, right? That is actual, legit, proven fact.
00:11:00.820So how much is an acceptable amount of risk?
00:11:04.280risk? What's the acceptable amount of murders and sexual assaults that we have to accept
00:11:09.260just so, you know, we can fix the bottom line or so we can make some numbers look good. Or
00:11:15.140like I said, we can virtue signal on a world stage. We should, we should ask people that
00:11:20.040question, I think. Yeah, I do. You know what? I was thinking about that, Madam Breezy. And
00:11:25.580something made me think about that today because, oh, I know what it was. The whole Shane Gillis
00:11:30.700thing. My son was talking, telling me about it. And I didn't see the whole incident. But I guess
00:11:35.520the basically, he told a joke that, of course, people found offensive about how, you know,1.00
00:11:43.020women dress like whores, I guess, or they look like whores when they're at the gym.0.99
00:11:46.420And, you know, again, this would have been something that was funny. And well, it is funny1.00
00:11:50.420to me. But I mean, it would have been standardly, you know, considered funny across the board.
00:11:55.660well 15 maybe 20 years ago right so but the fact is is that there's a lot of people coming to
00:12:02.940Shane Gillis's defense on this which kind of gave me the idea that I think the thing of like the
00:12:08.940era of tolerance is starting to end because my son was like oh I'm so surprised that you know
00:12:13.280he didn't get immediately canceled for that and like you know that there's people actually
00:12:17.300defending him now and I said I think that's because the era of tolerance is is coming to an0.85
00:12:21.760end so I think with the whole even with the woke shit like definitely with the you know importing0.57
00:12:26.760of invaders that's definitely coming to an end more so than anything else I think among western0.98
00:12:32.440people but also the whole woke shit about you know pronouns and gender specials and like all0.95
00:12:39.360that's coming to an end too people are fatigued we're all fucking fatigued right like everybody0.98
00:12:43.920is just fatigued with everything right and even if you're not a racist you're probably still0.99
00:12:49.960fatigued with the whole, you know, LGBT alphabet crew, fucking bullshit we've been putting up with1.00
00:12:55.420for the last however many years. Everybody's fatigued. We've had enough. Yeah, why is that?1.00
00:13:02.020Well, you know, some things you just can't say out loud, but I guess it's okay to thank them.
00:13:09.960Hold on a second here. What is going on? Let's see. Okay, perfect. I just want to make sure
00:13:15.300everything is fine i was having issues before with my uh okay yeah we're good we're good we're
00:13:22.380good all right so let's we'll start we'll start watching this and of course i'm going to interrupt
00:13:27.500many times because that's just how i am um to comment but like i said it's really i thought
00:13:33.840it was really good the way the way they laid it out and it really kind of explained it but in a
00:13:37.660you know pretty layman's terms i guess you could say
00:13:40.580uh i'm sure you'll all remember that justin trudeau former prime minister so we have
00:13:47.460nate lucas this is the thing this show like i don't watch it that often um i only watch it when
00:13:53.260like something you know exciting or irrelevant uh comes out but it's always different people
00:13:58.740on here like i thought i thought they were just the same host but i guess not i guess it's like
00:14:03.440all different hosts that come on and they just come under the same umbrella
00:14:06.660because i'm used to seeing that isn't it what's his name the guy that used to sargon carl benjamin
00:14:13.120i think that's the one i usually see on here was one of the worst traitors of the 21st century and0.65
00:14:21.940not only did he get to and this guy in the middle luca he's he goes fucking hard actually and this
00:14:27.840guy over here on the far where you can see my mouse on i guess i don't know well if you're0.95
00:14:31.920looking at the screen it would be on your your far right um go super fucking hard and it's0.96
00:14:36.460fucking great uh end his career uh and run off into a sunset with katie perry but they also left0.94
00:14:43.080a remarkable legacy uh one of one aspect of that legacy is that between the years that he was prime0.98
00:14:48.460minister uh four million foreigners uh were invited to have permanent residency in canada
00:14:55.540which they were more than happy to do and in this way especially with just how totalitarian
00:15:02.440how draconian what an absolute tyrant he proved to be during the lockdowns as well
00:15:09.200persecuting people who wouldn't go along with these measures well it means that Canada also
00:15:14.940went through its own Boris wave um and when they said that I was like what what does he mean then
00:15:20.960I was reading the comment he means Boris Johnson right so obviously the UK was a little bit ahead
00:15:24.880of canada with this whole uh with the acceleration of replacement so that's what he was referring to
00:15:31.360but uh yeah actually i lost my train of thought anyways back to the show and we can see here from
00:15:36.620the census back in 2016 that those of european origins made up about 72.9 percent of canada's
00:15:44.340total population now we don't actually currently have a census for 2026 we do however have one for
00:15:52.420five years ago back in 2021 and we can see that this dropped to 67.4 in the space of five years
00:16:02.040and we know isn't that fucking wild and that's what i mean like i know this information right
00:16:08.660but listening to like again when you hear somebody especially when it's not a canadian0.82
00:16:13.860saying it it's just it's it's fucking wild that in five years and just imagine i think
00:16:20.820what did Carney say um well I mean I did hear him say that they are going to ramp up immigration0.99
00:16:28.200and it's just going to happen and basically he basically told everybody to go fuck yourselves1.00
00:16:31.520if you don't like it but this whole 15 million Indian thing like I think they were planning1.00
00:16:35.880on bringing them over and I don't even know was it 15 years or something so just imagine like one
00:16:41.100million and again that's just one million legal immigrants we know there'll be you know permit
00:16:45.940holders and stuff like that look you know how fast that's going to basically flip that percentage
00:16:50.580to give them the the advantage to give them the majority within like two years
00:16:56.880uh just from anecdotally boots on the ground people being there yes i mean it's like
00:17:03.540being in like delhi oh gosh yeah yeah it's it's it's apocalyptic on uh apocalyptic and i also
00:17:13.080find it hilarious because again 15 years ago canada was like never in the worldwide news very
00:17:19.460rarely right like you canada was like that forgotten about country and now we're in the0.77
00:17:24.920media of all the other you know countries and for all the wrong fucking reasons it's embarrassing0.86
00:17:29.920on a civilization of scouts mad and certainly with the yeah maybe wise of canadians always0.99
00:17:39.000being i've heard some crazy shit about carl benjamin sargon some of some crazy shit he used0.94
00:17:44.180to post or do i don't know like i said i i wasn't part of that lore and i didn't follow it so i0.95
00:17:49.340don't know but i've heard stuff such moderate calm mild-mannered people as well and that was just
00:17:56.720i mean you know what a very flattering opinion of the world to have of you and now we see that
00:18:02.420we're very nice and polite until we're not at a national character would you believe is slowly
00:18:08.600starting to disintegrate because who would have guessed well no sorry you called me it's quickly
00:18:14.540starting to disintegrate um and so but as the true trudeau government was on its way out uh trudeau
00:18:24.820did make some reforms to the current immigration rules and we saw the bbc at the time reporting
00:18:30.780canada was once a dream destination for india is that changing well it was that be a bbc story as
00:18:38.140opposed to hindu times story yeah well there's no difference i died because because establishments
00:18:43.180sorry we have to hear that again he said why wouldn't this be a hindu time i'll try to shut
00:18:46.940my mouth he said why wouldn't this be a hindu time story and the guy's like well it's the same thing
00:18:51.720isn't it hold on falls to hindu time story well there's no difference is there because establishments
00:18:58.560are definitely not captured yes as we found out in your last segment they're definitely not captured
00:19:03.680not in the least no institution nothing is captured no all right sorry i'm sorry for
00:19:10.000suggesting otherwise you just let that be a lesson to you uh anyway so but also as well there were
00:19:18.840other um um controls put on the number of people that were coming into the country and they said
00:19:25.360that they wanted to get it from generally the population increasing via immigration by about
00:20:01.640These these migrants they're bringing in are a net negative drain financially on society.1.00
00:20:06.540So they're really not contributing that much to the tax base. Right.1.00
00:20:11.840I know the other piece of logic they use, and they'll talk about this later, is that, you know, more people in the country means more people buying stuff in the country.
00:20:20.400Well, no, not really. That's why Indians live 10 people to a one bedroom apartment and send all their money back to India.1.00
00:20:27.920So they're not really even spending their money here in Canada.1.00
00:20:30.700so that is not true like that's total bullshit so what could be the other reasons why they would0.67
00:20:37.900be bringing people in here if they're a net drain on the tax base well because they've imported0.91
00:20:43.060voters forever they've imported the ability to be in power forever right and this is something you
00:20:49.400see uh in the u.s especially and i was watching something about this um or maybe it was a podcast
00:20:56.120i was listening to either way they were talking about how that like if you it was a yeah it was
00:21:01.660it was a podcast they were saying if just women vote in the u.s okay if just women voted the
00:21:08.940democrats would never have a majority there but if just foreigners voted they'll always have a
00:21:16.020majority there the democrats and i believe that's probably the same thing here so like the liberals
00:21:20.420will always hold more power and always get the vote if they keep importing more of their their
00:21:26.580base right because these people they vote for gimmies like that's it right and that's what the
00:21:30.880the liberals um like to hand out and not only that it's they make it more you know how would
00:21:38.600you put it they make it more advantageous to be an immigrant in this country right like the white
00:21:43.420people are the ones that are suffering and you're giving you're living in basically the lap of0.72
00:21:47.580luxury for you if you come from India or Pakistan. And not only that, you get more rights than the0.93
00:21:52.960average Canadian citizen. There's a two-tier justice system. You're getting all these tax
00:21:58.060breaks. You have free reign to scam whoever you want. All this other stuff. Yeah, that would be
00:22:04.520a good question, Madam Breezy. That's something I should look up, what the percentage is. But it's
00:22:08.600hard to find these stats because they're like, oh, I was looking up something earlier today too.
00:22:12.700And they were like, well, this isn't definitive and the stats aren't collected. And this is just
00:22:16.800an online rhetoric and it's like fuck off okay like what are the stats are they there or not0.99
00:22:21.400as well but well trudeau obviously left very unpopular and it seemed for a few months like0.99
00:22:31.400um pierre poliver and his party of the conservative party were going to um come in and at least i
00:22:40.640mean the hope of course what would be that they would just maybe not do anything that would at
00:22:45.600least be better than being actively tyrannized what do you guys think about the fact that
00:22:51.640carney sabotaged uh trudeau's attempts so that he would kind of be forced to step down
00:22:58.840like i i am convinced that this is what happened and maybe i talked about this before
00:23:03.740but because they wanted to put in carney because he's a wef shill and a un shill and all this other
00:23:09.160stuff they wanted him to be put in there and you know they had no reason like the election was what
00:23:14.480Like if it had gone as it normally would have, would Trudeau have a couple of years left?
00:30:45.160All the WEF conferences, just fully in the thick of that.0.96
00:30:48.840And remember as well, when you have a man working for the United Nations, it is actively the policy of the United Nations to have demographic replacement or replacement migration in order to solve the labor shortages that we keep hearing about, which we'll get to.
00:31:08.160Which we'll get to right now because Canada has been hemorrhaging jobs, absolutely hemorrhaging them.
00:31:14.500As you can see here, this was just from today, Canada sheds 68,000 jobs, unemployment rate is up to 6.5 in September.0.94
00:31:24.840So they break down all of the bullshit that the government's been telling us.
00:31:29.460And we're going to cover that too because I have their account pulled up.0.75
00:31:32.920The IRCC, all the different job or posts they put out about attracting foreigners for training and stuff like that, we need all these things.0.99
00:31:42.460It's bullshit. It's total fucking bullshit.1.00
00:31:44.500Because, again, if we had this many people unemployed, and we do have this many people unemployed, and these are just the people that we know about, why wouldn't you train them for these jobs?1.00
00:31:56.020Why are you bringing in foreigners to train?1.00
00:39:52.580They're not going to increase the pensions or the CPP basket.
00:39:58.060none of that stuff because they don't contribute enough I agree bicep and um that that would
00:40:07.340awesome that would be awesome for uh Albertans absolutely I would that would be really good for
00:40:12.780them as well uh I suck I don't know like they're trying right but this is what I mean like this is
00:40:20.000why more people have to and I you know I don't think it necessarily has to be you know people0.97
00:40:25.680taking up arms and stuff like that I just think we need to change the culture of the people in
00:40:30.380Canada and we need to do it fast because as much as you know we hate the politicians and I do and
00:40:36.020I hate the political system in its current form how like how it is right now culture changes
00:40:41.540politics right so if enough people in Canada get the opinion of we want them all to go home if
00:40:47.580everybody enough people in Canada all agree that we want remigration is what we want we're gonna
00:40:54.140to have to, well, I would think we were going to have to force their hand, right? But the problem0.78
00:40:58.720is, is that we do, can we do this before they put in laws to prevent us from saying anything? You
00:41:04.180know what I mean? Like this is the, oh my God, thank you, Bicep. I appreciate that. Can we get,1.00
00:41:10.560how was I going to say, are we going to be able to get people to change their mind,
00:41:14.360change the culture before they suppress our speech, right? It's like a race.
00:41:17.360yeah exactly well and that's the other thing wise elk is that we don't have a like income
00:41:25.280like we have a spending problem right we don't have a you know what would you call it like
00:41:31.760we don't have like we have enough money coming in basically right it's a spending issue that's
00:41:39.200what it is we don't have a shortage of taxpayers or anything like that we have a spending problem
00:41:45.240Right. And the minute any country is in debt, or at least, you know, I would say a significant amount of debt. All foreign aid should be cut. That's it. You pay off the debt first. You don't be borrowing money and giving foreign aid when we are in fucking debt up to our tits like that is so retarded. And that's what I mean. They don't operate on a logical fucking plane.
00:42:09.420but i i do again i've told you guys this already i believe that they're they want to tank the0.98
00:42:14.780economy on purpose because they want more again more reason to join the eu i'm convinced by that0.89
00:42:20.240and that's the hill i will die on that when you have immigrants taking over jobs that would0.97
00:42:26.420traditionally be made taken by young people you just destroy their prospects of forming a family
00:42:32.120so you guarantee a declining population sorry guys i clicked madame breezy's awesome picture
00:42:38.720which europeans easily can do into canada you just guarantee that their population will decline
00:42:44.400as well and you're endlessly absorbing more and more people from all over the world0.99
00:42:48.880and it just eventually completely destroys the country and makes it unrecognizable1.00
00:42:52.820yes absolutely they're either evil which is a strong possibility or just very very stupid0.99
00:42:58.860yeah quite um why not both i love that why not both but but the entire thing as well is that0.99
00:43:06.960the framing of the arguments as put out by the bank of canada and by the people in the canadian
00:43:13.120government it's all just so it's just so bloody materialistic right it's like it's not you're not
00:43:22.040a nation and it's the wrong kind of materialism because if you were to get more oil and more
00:43:28.380minerals out and stop shackling farmers because all over the west farmers are being shackled
00:43:34.540you would actually grow the GDP even if the population was shrinking.
00:43:59.600as opposed to when they're in a hostile situation,
00:44:02.400which poverty would be hostile, right?
00:44:04.540So that's all it is, is you need to increase the output, and therefore increase the income of the average Canadian, and the babies will come.
01:16:55.320I get it, they must be doing that for you, but let's just not do that.
01:16:58.720You can make a video, you're on a public's there, you can do whatever you want to, right?
01:17:04.240So, but all I want is let's not get into it with any argument.
01:17:10.380It could be, Adam, it could be, it could be.
01:17:13.060But it just got me thinking about the fact that, and it's not something I thought about before.
01:17:17.360Like, you know, I've, I know that there's some police officers, like there's issues with new Canadian police with, you know, not being able to handle a firearm properly, not knowing directions and stuff like that.
01:17:29.400But I never really thought about, and I don't know why, but I never really thought about how it would affect, like how it would play out if the cop couldn't communicate in English to a Canadian.
01:17:41.120and even if it wasn't like we have so many different people in this country like even if
01:17:46.240it's a hindu cop and it's a chinese speaking you know canadian in quotation marks how does that work
01:17:51.820so i was just i this is just a summary but like basically language barriers create measurable
01:17:57.940risks to safety accurate investigations and community trust and i wanted to focus mostly
01:18:02.500on the community trust because that this is another uh factor in the declining community
01:18:08.040trust and high trust society well now we have a low trust society but like for example routine
01:18:15.300traffic stops or calls can turn into use of force incidents if the driver reaches for documents or
01:18:20.060fails to follow instructions due to a language gap high stress situations like domestic disputes or
01:18:26.080mental health crises amplify the danger witnesses and advocacy groups have alleged language barrier
01:18:31.000have alleged language barriers contributed to fatal police shootings in cases involving spanish or
01:18:35.240indigenous speaking language speakers again this is in the states um and then this is a converse
01:18:42.400but i don't care about the converse um and then it's also saying witnesses may under report or
01:18:46.680give incomplete accounts or false accounts misinterpretations inadvertent confessions
01:18:52.000and then procedural safeguards uh may not be properly conveyed and then the more important
01:18:58.620thing i think in my opinion is the broader public and community impacts is the reduced trust and
01:19:04.800cooperation persistent barriers erode legitimacy right and isn't this what even outside of this
01:19:10.840particular situation isn't this what the government and the state is doing to us
01:19:14.380putting up persistent barriers with everything and that erodes legitimacy right people avoid
01:19:21.620calling 911 or interacting with the police which increases victimization and affected groups again
01:19:26.220their grok is going to play it out like uh you know it's specific groups but really it is specific
01:19:31.920groups Canadians and reduces overall intelligence and witness cooperation of course inequitable
01:19:38.460service and then officer stress and secondary effects well the people that they're bringing
01:19:42.780in they don't get stressed because everything like I said benefits them so I thought that was
01:19:47.620rather interesting because I never thought about the fact that if a police you know if I was pulled
01:19:53.800over by a cop and I couldn't understand what they were saying or something like that and you know
01:20:00.080it's not even like a lot of the times you can probably because we're smart people right so we
01:20:04.820can probably put together what they're trying to say but at the end of the day why do we have to
01:20:09.820you know what I mean why should we have to this is a an English and French speaking country so1.00
01:20:15.420I'm sorry if you can't speak one of those two languages then don't talk to anybody like you0.99
01:20:19.960should not be allowed to work in public service and when I say you speak those languages and I0.92
01:20:24.240mean fucking fluently okay like obviously in Quebec you would have to speak French fluently1.00
01:20:29.000but in all the other provinces you know if you're a cop you have to speak English fluently and I0.99
01:20:33.720guess some in some cases they do speak French but no it should be crystal clear because you can't0.98
01:20:40.800play games with these kinds of fucking instructions and shit like that right and you know they don't0.98
01:20:46.220care because like I said they're turning it into anarcho-tyranny like I say all the time0.99
01:20:50.500no Joe oh I did I we watched the what we did is we watched the lotus eaters they talked about the
01:20:58.46015 million jeats uh coming in um and we it took us an hour because i was shooting you know blabbing
01:21:04.400for so long but yeah we went over their video they explain it really well so after this is over
01:21:09.160if you want to you can go back and watch that part because the way they break it down i thought was
01:21:13.820really good all right so moving on speaking of jeats and and you know 15 million man accused of
01:21:21.280sexually assaulting two students while identifying himself as a grade 12 student and you will be
01:21:26.320surprised to know that it was i believe well it's a non yeah it's hussein i wasn't sure if it was an
01:21:33.620indian he looked he looked brown to me but uh he's a non definitely toronto police have arrested a
01:21:39.580man accused of sexually assaulting two students at a school last month so we're not our kids are0.99
01:21:46.060not even like it's already bad enough right our kids are at risk from other fucking degenerate0.99
01:21:50.420students that whose parents don't fucking raise them properly but now they're at risk of random1.00
01:21:55.860fucking adults pretending to be kids and coming in and sexually assaulting them look at see this1.00
01:22:00.480is the guy here so he's brown clearly um and he was 24 so it wasn't even like an 18 19 year old1.00
01:22:10.180pretending to be you know a 16 or 17 year old he's fucking 24 and what was his purpose to go0.99
01:22:18.820into that school the sole purpose was to assault sexually assault some young girls1.00
01:23:09.800Yeah, he was identified as 25-year-old or 24-year-old Shafat Hussein.
01:23:14.200He's been charged with sexual interference and two counts of sexual assault.
01:23:18.340They believe there may be additional victims.
01:23:19.880of course there are because like i said there's no consequences for these people and they don't
01:23:23.940have the brain capacity to determine cause and effect anyway so we're getting 15 million or 15
01:23:32.800million more of these sex pests here so i'm guessing that a lot of you know canadians
01:23:39.420heritage canadians actual canadians not paper canadians are probably going to have to result0.63
01:23:45.560and again this gets my conspiracy brain going because you know they want everybody to live in
01:23:50.540these like i said 15 minute cities they want everybody to you know climate change and all this
01:23:54.580stuff they don't want people to drive and all this stuff and i'm wondering if like they're gonna make
01:23:58.140it to the point where you legit can't leave your home for your own safety and like you know schools
01:24:03.260and stuff like that will all be online you'll be fucking like because it'll get so bad with all0.94
01:24:07.380these nons running feral all over the fucking thing that it'll be like i said uh anarcho tyranny0.93
01:24:12.560the police will be not be able to enforce anything and we'll be it'll be like what was that movie the0.99
01:24:18.300purge yeah we'll all be kind of locked in our homes like that and i guess that's how they'll0.72
01:24:23.600get their um you know climate fucking goals reached i guess i don't know yeah you're right0.84
01:24:31.180core kathy should be it should be deported and that's what i mean like we could save so much0.98
01:24:35.120money when we talk about how canada's in so much debt why are we spending and even the provinces
01:24:40.000right like why are we spending so much money to keep these people in jail where the conditions
01:24:44.760are probably better than where they came from why not just you've been convicted bye-bye you're on0.97
01:24:50.240the first fucking plane out of here better yet boat because you should suffer on your way back0.97
01:24:54.320um oh this was the same thing i don't know why i must have hit grok by accident for that one0.98
01:25:01.920but i want i i this was in the comments and i wanted to look um into this further so this is
01:25:08.780Oslo, right? So obviously it's not Canada, but it is a Western nation. Over the past three years,
01:25:17.080all reported assaulted, or sorry, all reported assault rapes in Oslo involved non-Western
01:25:23.880immigrants, according to police data shared widely. So every single rape or sexual assault
01:25:32.540in oslo and oslo's norway right was committed by an immigrant a fucking invader1.00
01:25:40.480can you fucking imagine a place like norway0.99
01:25:44.980this mirrors 2006 to 2008 findings where all stranger rapes traced to such backgrounds often0.99
01:25:54.120young men or asylum seekers with victims frequently ethnic norwegian women why because
01:25:59.040they're beautiful oslo police curbed media coverage sorry i got the hiccups again i gotta
01:26:04.980stop drinking ginger ale um around 2011 to ease public fear right that's what they'll say well
01:26:12.360we're not covering it because we don't want to scare the public well don't you think it's better
01:26:15.320for people to be fucking prepared well projections show norway's non-western population growing by
01:26:21.800211 000 by 2040 amid debates on safety transparency and policy so this was just a summary of all the0.93
01:26:29.020different tweets talking about it but this person said every single rape is a government policy and
01:26:35.660it is it is and that's what I mean so when we want to talk about reparations when we win if these
01:26:43.920people are well they're not going to be in power anymore but if they haven't fled somewhere like0.93
01:26:48.980to Israel or something they're going to be paying reparations for all this shit that has been done0.97
01:26:55.380And for all the stuff that they put on the public, the stress, the, you want to talk about PTSD and all this shit, this is real PTSD, okay?0.99
01:27:03.220Not being able to walk fucking out in your neighborhood anymore, alone, having to constantly have your head on a fucking swivel, that is PTSD, okay?0.99
01:27:11.240And we didn't fucking vote for this shit, and we don't agree with it.1.00
01:27:14.960So we're going to get reparations from these fuckers, whether that means we're going to watch them rot in a prison cell, we're going to bring back the death penalty for people who are convicted, or whatever.1.00
01:27:24.040We're going to fucking deport them to a shittier country.1.00
01:36:54.240I don't know what the fuck that is. So I guess there's some kind of score you have to take or a test that you have to take. But here's another one. We're looking to attract the world's best and brightest researchers and graduate students. Why aren't we using our own? Why aren't we encouraging our own fucking kids to do this? And it doesn't have to be kids. Okay, like people can go back to graduate school in their late 20s, early 30s. Right? Even going back to pursue their masters, like especially a lot of these people that, you know,0.98
01:37:24.220know are going to lose their job from the corp like the places that are cut are closing down
01:37:29.380right and you know their government saying oh we're going to retrain these people in these
01:37:33.300specific industries which is mostly trade but we're also going to bring in immigrants to train0.94
01:37:38.440them as well what the fuck are you talking about so why aren't we getting these people who maybe
01:37:44.300have a you know higher academic achievement level or whatever to go back and pursue this stuff and0.97
01:37:50.060keep it at home homegrown no they want to attract the world's best and brightest researchers
01:37:56.920well if it's any indication who you're attracting I don't want them
01:38:00.380um so from January to June graduate students accounted for 21 percent of new study permits0.98
01:38:08.240issued compared to 12 percent so they're bragging about it they legit brag about fucking replacing0.57
01:38:14.140and invading our country so they they give you the tips you know why pursue it here well because
01:38:20.700it's fucking easy here simpler processing simpler processing for most graduate degrees0.52
01:38:26.200faster timeline two weeks two weeks for a doctoral student application0.94
01:38:32.480and then opportunities to work in Canada after you graduate so let me understand this
01:38:38.520you're bringing people over here and i mean i don't believe that they're temporary anyways i
01:38:45.280believe this is just again a pipeline to citizenship but regardless if i was taking
01:38:48.900it at face value what you're saying you're they're coming over here simply to study and research and
01:38:55.160then we give them a well what used to be a first class education and then they get to go back and0.96
01:39:02.240they're not even going to work here in canada so what the fuck i thought we had a shortage0.83
01:40:07.880Medical doctors can also include their family members in their applications.
01:40:11.320So what the IRCC is doing is no short of treason to the Canadian people.
01:40:19.800And it's not surprising that they shut down their comments quite often.0.99
01:40:24.880Because, like I said, this is just blatant, in-your-face fucking treason.0.98
01:40:31.400There's no reason why we should be offering international students to come here and get educated in our system and then be able to fucking not even be required to work here.1.00
01:40:44.020Like I said, I don't want them here regardless.1.00
01:40:46.040But you're taking spaces away from Canadians who would stay here and work.1.00
01:40:51.440Most of these people that are coming here, like I said, are economic migrants and their ultimate goal is to get to the U.S., right?
01:40:58.760well at least it was maybe not so much now with Donald Trump and you know all this stuff but that0.76
01:41:03.000was usually their ultimate goal so why aren't we just training our own kids our own people
01:41:10.540there's tons of people why aren't we here's another option
01:41:14.280any you know why aren't any Canadians who are on welfare some of these you know drug addicts and0.99
01:41:21.860degenerates that won't get a fucking job or like I said let's just there's tons of people that want0.99
01:41:27.180to work and can't find a job why aren't we putting them in these kinds of training pathways why aren't1.00
01:41:32.780we paying for them to get a higher education and putting them in these roles so if it was really
01:41:39.480about that then why wouldn't you be offering it to the canadian first but you're not because it's0.95
01:41:44.480not about that right and yet lefties will never get this and i and i don't fucking understand
01:41:49.660um okay so this was the other thing i wanted to talk about because it's kind of it's it's again
01:41:56.880there's such a trend of this going on and I had to pull some data which because okay so we've all
01:42:03.520heard about obviously we all know about the whole Lindsay Clancy thing and I was trying to and I
01:42:08.080keep seeing more and more cases of women killing their kids so I was like now is this kind of like
01:42:14.280the Streisand effect like it you know the Clancy case was such a big thing and yes maybe there are
01:42:21.600some copycats but we're just hearing about it more because it was in the media like I wanted to find
01:42:26.480out if it really has increased or if it's just we're hearing about it more right because i i1.00
01:42:34.400personally believe that there's something fundamentally wrong with women right now0.74
01:42:38.340and i don't know if it's they've been you know like brain damaged from the vax from birth control0.99
01:42:45.480from ssris or just from this fucking pervasive fucking propaganda the you know woke ideology0.99
01:42:52.500that has and feminism right because like I know and it's pretty bad when you sometimes wake up0.99
01:42:59.640some mornings and you kind of almost feel bad for being a woman because you realize the destruction0.97
01:43:04.180that your you know fellow women are doing and you're like like what the fuck what happened to0.99
01:43:09.900everybody you kind of feel like you're the only one you feel like you're the crazy one basically0.97
01:43:14.120so there was another case this was happened I think yesterday um and it was at a great wolf
01:43:20.480Lodge. So a woman, a mother allegedly murdered her husband and three-year-old son at Great
01:43:28.500Wolf Lodge. So when she did that, she allegedly drained the husband's 401k to pay for the
01:43:33.200three-week trip. Yeah, exactly, Adam, according to the New York Post. So they went on a three-week
01:43:40.020trip to Great Wolf Lodge. That's going to put you back probably 10 grand. She drained
01:43:45.620the husband's 401k okay okay see see what I said about names guys I didn't even know this bitch's1.00
01:43:52.280name before I didn't even read I didn't even put to I like I don't know why I skipped over the name1.00
01:43:57.220when I read this her name is Metallica Metallica Rose
01:44:02.220again she didn't become a stripper but she's a murderer Metallica Rose Harrison 27 is accused
01:44:13.960of using her husband's retirement money to pay for the trip it's funny that this is the first
01:44:19.120thing they mentioned she was you she was accused of using the husband's retirement money that's
01:44:23.780the biggest problem here which was reportedly an early christmas present for her child and a new0.97
01:44:29.200kitchen remodel okay so i was like fuck she drained the 40k just for the trip it was definitely odd0.88
01:44:35.580but they'd taken their 401k out there was nothing we could do about that the stepmom of metallica0.98
01:44:41.080rose said to the new york post the stepmother april said that the murder weapon a set of knives
01:44:47.540was allegedly brought from their home so it's bad and like obviously it's horrendous that she did0.94
01:44:53.340this but also you did it at fucking great wolf lodge so the people that work there are now1.00
01:45:03.660fucking traumatized to have to fucking see this shit and clean this shit up well i guess the1.00
01:45:08.240police would have come in and that but still they i'm sure they discovered it so how many other1.00
01:45:13.560people like i said have you affected now indirectly from your fucking with your bullshit1.00
01:45:18.880i was told the knives came from her home her house so to me it was planned well no shit it's1.00
01:45:27.240unclear whether harrison was inspired by lindsey clancy but it's worth noting that the clancy trial0.51
01:45:31.340ended on september 4th and the family checked into great wolf lodge on september 21st the
01:45:37.660Pennsylvania mother reportedly video called family members hours before the slayings and was acting
01:45:42.620totally normal she was happy and said she loved them very much the mother who was an in-home
01:45:48.220caregiver complained to police about how hard she worked to be the best mother right so I think that
01:45:56.280it's not it's definitely not mental well it's not mental illness in the traditional form like it's
01:46:02.640not it's a behavior issue right and that's not a mental illness it's a learned behavior and what1.00
01:46:07.900these women are doing is it's kind of like monkey see monkey do it's kind of like um1.00
01:46:13.980well i mean feminism has made women inherently selfish and self-serving but also it's the fact1.00
01:46:22.580that it's like they're the attention right it's it's social media attention and that's what these1.00
01:46:27.580women are doing like it i can't even explain like i don't even know what's wrong with these women1.00
01:46:32.580I don't fucking know like I can't even begin to fathom what the fuck is wrong with them all I can1.00
01:46:38.300imagine is or all I can see from an outsider's perspective is that it's this kind of behavior0.98
01:46:43.640is all because they're getting attention for it basically and that's why you know that is obviously
01:46:50.460one of the worst things about social media is it amplifies the worst behavior and because of that
01:46:55.880you know some people any attention is or any even negative attention right or any attention is good0.97
01:47:01.240attention whatever the fucking um yeah the worst thing metallic has ever done for sure any attention0.98
01:47:06.880is good attention for some of these people right and actually you know what joe schmoe you bring0.97
01:47:12.160up a good point i just want to say that too christianity and like i said i i'm not going
01:47:15.440to get into a debate of you know religion but i think that is a big thing to do with it people
01:47:20.180don't have a overarching thing to believe in or something that brings them together and the more
01:47:25.920and more that society becomes you know disenfranchised and fractured with the demographic1.00
01:47:30.480replacement with all this propaganda and bullshit and the hatred of white men and the fucking you1.00
01:47:36.640know the feminist uh crap and so like which i granted is starting to kind of get reduced slowly1.00
01:47:42.640not fucking fast enough obviously but um i i think it comes down to fucking attention and i also feel0.99
01:47:50.340that yeah no adam honestly i'm the same i also feel that women in this age group zoomers i guess0.98
01:47:59.080they would be considered are really like have grown up with the worst of the worst like I said0.99
01:48:04.800like they this whole fucking it with social media with the whole um me too movement like all these0.98
01:48:12.380different destructive movements that have like I have basically painted women as the perpetual0.93
01:48:19.660victim and so they grew up with parents and I'm one of these parents I mean my kids aren't like0.52
01:48:25.660this thankfully but parents that were too easy on their kids right they were because maybe we had
01:48:31.000it hard and we we wanted to be better to our kids and you know we were told by all the experts out
01:48:35.800there that you know smacking your kids or spanking your kids was destructive and all this other stuff
01:48:40.640so we kind of were a little bit soft and i'm saying generally not everybody i know there's
01:48:44.240some you know parents out there that were strict and it worked out good um but like i said i think
01:48:49.280that is a lot to do with it like they're never told no they've never been corrected on their
01:48:53.480poor behavior. You know, they're basically, well, extremely selfish, and they're attention
01:48:59.380seeking. And how sick it is to think that it's okay. Modern Viking, okay. You might have a point
01:49:09.480there. Yeah, he does look cute, you know, the kid. And that's what I mean, like, they're so fucked up
01:49:15.440that attention from strangers is more important than their child and their husband. And, you0.99
01:49:23.420know a husband is bad but your child like there's nothing worse than that that child was a part of
01:49:28.900you you you kept that child was inside you for nine months like how can you justify it is my0.88
01:49:35.980thing and that's why I said I don't know what's wrong with these women but I wanted to ask because1.00
01:49:41.800like I said at the beginning of my little ramble about this I wanted to find out if this is just1.00
01:49:46.280a new phenomena or and or and we're just hearing more about it or if this actually has increased
01:49:52.040and I asked for some statistics. So prior, um, actually let's go back up here. So prior to 2020,
01:50:02.540I asked, um, yeah, because I believe 2020 was kind of a tipping point, right? COVID just made
01:50:09.900everybody go batshit insane more so. And I think that that was kind of like a trigger point or
01:50:17.020whatever for a lot of it. So prior, I asked Grok to grab some statistics for me. So I asked prior
01:50:25.080to 2020. And of course, I had to use the US as an example, because they're the only ones that keep,
01:50:29.880you know, detailed statistics on some of this stuff. And obviously, the population size,
01:50:35.780it's easier to gather data with that large of a population. But anyways, prior to 2020,
01:50:41.920so between 1976 and 2007 approximately they're saying right um it roughly uh the killing of a
01:50:51.240child by a parent step parent or parental figure averaged about 490 to 500 a year however for women
01:50:59.440it was about like women only right it was about 200 to 210 a year on average um and you know 72
01:51:08.840percent of the victims were six or younger. A lot of them are infants, stuff like that. So this is
01:51:13.840prior to obviously prior to 2020. And then I asked for the data post 2020. So from 2020 to whatever's
01:51:20.620the most recent data, which was I believe 2024. It doubled. Mother only 450 to 500 cases per year
01:51:31.260post 2020 so it doubled for women mothers only and then obviously they they can they have mother
01:51:40.060and non-parents uh stuff like that but just a mother alone it has doubled so it's not just
01:51:45.320that we're seeing more of it it is actually happening more um it says mothers are involved
01:51:50.980alone or jointly in a substantial majority of parental perpetrator fatalities so it's a nice
01:51:57.680way of saying mothers kill their children more than fathers. And then you have total0.67
01:52:05.440child maltreatment fatalities have been in the 1800 to 2000 range annually in recent
01:52:11.060years. With the large majority involving one or more parents, infants and very young children
01:52:17.760account for the highest share. So this is death, but not by intended murder. This is
01:52:24.120death by maltreatment so neglect so there's definitely0.81
01:52:28.660there's definitely something wrong with the women so is it a generational thing is it the0.97
01:52:37.040zoomers that are having kids now that are just not cut out to handle it or is it like is it a1.00
01:52:45.300combination of multiple things because I can't for the life of me other than social media I really0.55
01:52:53.340can't okay so maybe social media and no because I had to work too so I was gonna say and women in
01:53:00.680the workforce because I you know I had to work all through my pregnancies with my kids and I'm a
01:53:04.500you know millennial or late gen x early millennial so I and I never like I said our generation never
01:53:11.540did this to our kids at that rate so I don't know is it just social media because like I said I
01:53:17.420also worked oh and this was the chart i had it pull out a chart approximate trends when
01:53:24.680uh sorry approximate trends women killing their children in the u.s this is from 1980 to 2024
01:53:30.420and it says note the different definitions and incomplete estimated data okay fine so the blue
01:53:36.120line is filicide offenders female filicide offenders so that's people who purposely plan
01:53:42.060out or whatever murder their child like it's a sudden act that kills them the orange line is
01:53:47.440mother only maltreatment fatalities so according to this the it has filicide has i guess gone down
01:53:55.060slowly like the intentional murders but that doesn't seem to reflect what the other data shows
01:54:01.400but i don't know but then the this part the neglect is increasing greatly so there is definitely like
01:54:10.000i said i've said it a million times already there's definitely something wrong with women and i don't1.00
01:54:14.500know yeah i mean you know what adam maybe this could be decades of unchecked and weaponized1.00
01:54:19.800pharmacology it could be now that the roosters or the chicken what do they call it the chickens
01:54:25.280have come home to roost or whatever that like decades and that of these meds and the fact that
01:54:30.960a lot more women are on these meds, these SSRIs, right, that it's, you know, having this effect.0.79
01:54:41.680All I like, all I can say is with SSRIs, and I have experience with this, and again, I'm going
01:54:46.860to be totally transparent, like, you know, I was on them. And I am currently, like I said,
01:54:52.500I've kind of reduced almost to, you know, nothing, but still, there's a few different reasons why1.00
01:54:58.320women go on them. And like I said, it's, I think that they don't, postpartum depression is a big
01:55:03.460one, which kind of gets women onto them in the first place. And there was a time where doctors0.89
01:55:10.060were, because there was really no other, they were kind of new on the scene, I guess, the SSRIs. And
01:55:15.840of course, the pharmaceutical company sold them as these, you know, miracle, you know, drugs and
01:55:19.740stuff like that. And the doctors, I think, were kind of at a loss with the increasing depression
01:55:26.060in women. And all of that, I believe, you know, is tied back to feminism and working and all this
01:55:31.020kind of stuff. But I think obviously, because doctors think of it as in medical terms, they
01:55:35.040weren't really well equipped. So they, you know, thought these they were sold these drugs as a
01:55:38.880miracle drug. So they prescribed them to a lot of, you know, women that especially outside of
01:55:46.100having kids, right. And then also, they are used for anxiety as well. And another, you know, a lot
01:55:51.580of gen x or not gen x sorry a lot of zoomers have anxiety because of the whole well some of some of
01:55:58.460the well i guess those would be alpha gen alpha the covid uh kids some of the people that were
01:56:03.100going through high school during covid or maybe some of them are zoomers anyways they have a lot
01:56:06.420of anxiety because of you know various different reasons right they you know expectations are lower0.90
01:56:11.300they don't have to do as much interaction anymore you know the internet and stuff like that so
01:56:16.920regardless like i said they put people on these drugs they were supposed to be totally safe they
01:56:20.360were supposed to be these miracle drugs that helped with your anxiety your depression
01:56:23.060i often wonder if um it was the placebo effect and the problem with these is they're extremely
01:56:30.720difficult to get off they are like heroin and you know i can well i don't know i've never been on
01:56:36.480heroin but i can assume right that they're they're that bad because trying to get off a lot of these
01:56:41.520medications not only i think fucks with your you know mentally like makes you possibly do crazy0.97
01:56:47.340shit depending on what the dose is that you're on but it also gives you physical symptoms like0.99
01:56:52.320brain zaps and fucking memory lapses and like back pain like it so many things they're so bad0.99
01:56:58.760they're so bad right and it's possible that um that's what's you know it's kind of all0.99
01:57:07.300accumulated to this now right there's more women on these the the the drugs are having a worse
01:57:13.320effect on women there's less support now for women that are going through you know whether
01:57:18.740it's postpartum whether it's anxiety whether it's just you know baby blues whatever it is
01:57:22.660we have no community and all this stuff so maybe this is kind of the end result of that
01:57:26.900it's possible like it's definitely possible
01:57:29.560oh really Vashbird I should I'll check it out Pac-Man
01:57:35.060yeah I think it might even be yeah mother's little helper exactly
01:57:40.240i think it might be higher than that to be honest with you one in four it might be higher well maybe
01:57:46.480one in four but i feel like it must be higher than that maybe that's the people that will admit
01:57:51.340it right because this is we've become a society where everything is like a band-aid right they
01:57:57.980just want to put a band-aid on everything so and a quick solution for everything and you know
01:58:03.060we've become we've become sheeple like we're not we're not treated as people anymore so when you
01:58:09.820go to the doctor whereas again maybe 50 60 years ago if you went to the doctor and said hey doctor
01:58:14.000I don't know what's wrong I'm just sad all the time they might have offered more natural methods
01:58:18.360and things for you to do and they might have said okay you know eat healthier they might have said
01:58:23.560you know spend more time with your family go to church do all these kind of things
01:58:27.520eat better whereas now the first thing the doctor does is well I have something that can fix that
01:58:34.640right and I'm not it's not I'm not necessarily blaming the doctors per se I mean this is how
01:58:39.880they're trained they see a lot of patients in a short period of time and everybody wants a
01:58:45.040solution and that is also another negative thing about modern medicine is that everybody is
01:58:50.480convinced that everything can be cured with like a pill right or a procedure and it's like it's not
01:58:57.540it's not that simple right like again people it's natural I think for everybody to get the blues and
01:59:03.440get down and stuff like that but I think it was a lot more manageable when we had community when0.99
01:59:08.900we were not being taken over by foreign hostile people when we lived in closer knit communities
01:59:15.500when we have when we had whether it was church or you know other kinds of community things that
01:59:20.220people joined that maybe aren't religious these are all things I think that helped people naturally
01:59:25.020right yeah no it's true pac-man yes exactly Adam that's what I mean like it's very very bad
01:59:33.180and so I would and it's hard right because people that are going through that they just want some
01:59:39.140relief right especially if you you know have been suffering for so long and and like you just kind
01:59:44.340of it's like somebody who's in pain right if you're if you're in chronic pain all you want is
01:59:48.120some relief from that even if it's for five minutes and I think that's where they get a lot
01:59:52.660of people on these drugs because they convince people that this is going to give them that
01:59:57.920relief for five minutes but the negative like the side effects of trying to get off those medications
02:00:04.300is really not worth it and of course they don't tell you that right so it's a really tough thing
02:00:09.940i feel but i i do think that you might be onto something there adam that it's probably you know
02:00:15.500accumulation or accumulate accumulation rather or the end result of over prescribing these you know
02:00:22.540ssris or anti-anxiety meds anti-depression meds or whatever
02:00:27.740maybe sniper maybe like i said i i have a soft spot for doctor because i was very fortunate to
02:00:35.780have a irish catholic doctor for my entire life he delivered all my children and stuff like that
02:00:43.180and he just retired maybe three four years ago and he was very very good like he was never
02:00:49.780quick to prescribe stuff I remember it took a very very long time to even for him to even agree
02:00:55.860to put me on anti-anxiety meds because he didn't agree with it either so he was not like the
02:01:01.700doctors you see now right so I do have a bit of a soft spot and I do give most doctors the benefit
02:01:06.780of the doubt because of him but you're right a lot of these doctors are you know just as corrupt
02:01:13.220right and they just want to get a kickback from the pharmaceutical companies or whatever it may be
02:01:17.300so uh what's this the school field but it's a poison plant but the soil was hostile so it
02:01:27.220would not have flourished yeah you know i don't know like i like i said i really just think we
02:01:32.720need to get back to having that high trust community kind of society and we wouldn't
02:01:41.260have a need for any of this stuff and i do think that people need to kind of how would you put it
02:01:46.960take responsibility for themselves and kind of try to help themselves more. We've definitely
02:01:53.280gotten to a society where it's learned helplessness. And I feel like this is kind of an
02:01:59.280end result as well of having these kind of HR jobs and the social work jobs and all this kind
02:02:04.640of stuff. These jobs tend to make people feel like the victim or maybe basically encourage people
02:02:12.980that it's okay to be a victim for everything right and I I think maybe the intentions were good
02:02:19.960but it's kind of been you know subverted and all that kind of stuff into like therapy and stuff
02:02:25.780like it's basically just teaching people how to be a perpetual victim you know and people may
02:02:31.560disagree with that I know you know a lot of people will say well you know people if they don't get
02:02:36.340therapy and if they feel that depressed they may commit suicide and they may do all this stuff
02:02:39.940without the mental health treatment I think that most a lot of mental health problems like
02:02:45.380depression and you know hopelessness and stuff like that could could be solved by stronger
02:02:52.540community and family ties however I will concede that some people it just doesn't work right and
02:02:59.460we go back to that whole thing where like I said because of modern medicine people and they think
02:03:06.080everything can be cured and unfortunately there's some people who it's their destiny to end up you
02:03:11.700know either committing suicide or dying through you know drug abuse or whatever like that I feel
02:03:17.000like that is kind of their destiny you know and there's not really a whole lot other people can
02:03:22.460do and there's not a whole lot of other people to blame for that right people need to start taking
02:03:25.700more autonomy or more responsibility for themselves and like I said we have to realize
02:03:31.560that we can't save everybody. And that's where, you know, modern medicine has been bad, because
02:03:36.160it's given people the impression that everything can be cured with a simple pill, or a simple
02:03:40.920therapy session or something like that, right? Yeah, exactly. Yes, this is another thing, Adam,
02:03:50.820right? They've because of that, they've and that that's by putting women in the workplace, too.0.95
02:03:55.180they've basically taken women's compassion for their family and redirected it to some you know0.99
02:04:02.520invaders or or criminals like it's so fucked up and i i just it's almost like i don't even know0.99
02:04:09.460when it happened it's like i blinked and it fucking happened like i i just don't remember0.99
02:04:13.560this like i i try to i guess my closest point of reference would be when my kids were little0.96
02:04:18.720right and i'm trying to imagine when my oldest was little how the other mothers were around me
02:04:24.540and like no none of them were like this
02:04:54.540Yeah, it's true. Snipers go. Society is sick. It's very sick. And that is all because of, you know, the higher powers or the propaganda, the powers that be that have made that it made it that way. Right. And I guess the constant, I guess you could say propaganda, but it's like almost like brainwashing the I don't know how to explain it other than brainwashing that they've been they've been doing to people.
02:05:18.840like it's just the division that they're sowing in people like you know between women and men and
02:05:24.600families and all this kind of stuff it's all that all affects all that stuff and that's why society
02:05:29.880is so sick yeah it's gross anyways guys I'm out of steam I guess I need another uh ginger ale
02:05:38.360core calf to keep going but I don't have another one so I'm gonna have to shut it down but anyways
02:05:44.080we are like i said gonna do our space tomorrow night it's a surprise friday not regular space
02:05:49.440but if you're around feel free to join um and then if not then i will see you on saturday for
02:05:56.440another episode of everything is fine because it is i appreciate you guys joining i i appreciate
02:06:02.840all you guys joining and putting in your comments and you know because i like the whole i like
02:06:07.820getting ideas from everybody right and i like kind of learning new things so it's it's it's cool i
02:06:12.800like when you guys show up i appreciate it i will see you guys on saturday for the stream or in on
02:06:19.800axe if you join the space have a good one guys see ya