postyX - MS&M-Posty Down Under： Chatting with Mac

00:00:00.000 Shithogs, big, dirty shithogs. 1.00

00:00:10.000 You fucking disrespectful, you cunts! 1.00

00:00:13.000 Hey? 1.00

00:00:15.000 You're just ignoring me!

00:00:17.000 When is someone gonna talk to me?!

00:00:21.000 How are you about working?

00:00:23.000 I'm an Anglo-Saxon.

00:00:27.000 From the Anglo-Saxon world.

00:00:28.000 This is our country. We don't care about your point of view. It is. We are Nazis. We don't care. We don't care. We don't care. We don't care about your war propaganda. We don't care about your slander. We don't believe it. Nobody believes the propaganda anymore.

00:00:58.000 the camera thing uh i've just got that off i just got like an obs thing up that's fine i'm not sure

00:01:16.400 what that looks like on your side of it but what i did is i i have a guest uh thing where i put like

00:01:22.400 the guest profile picture and i just put it over top of where the camera would be so

00:01:25.840 fair enough yeah so i mean unless you want it to be on camera right if you don't want to be on

00:01:30.700 camera then i just use the yeah no no i don't want to have my face yeah yeah yeah just for now for

00:01:36.440 now for now yeah i honestly the only reason why i am is because i'm already doxed and i'm like

00:01:41.180 whatever like i don't always yeah fair enough but i'm just like whatever i mean honestly they

00:01:45.800 already have my picture out there so whatever we'll see but yeah i'm glad this worked because

00:01:50.140 this is the first time i've done the collab cam on stream labs because i was using a different

00:01:54.980 software before but it was such a pain in the ass so what were you using because i just i just 0.96

00:02:00.360 threw my stuff into like discord and was like okay it's all good besides like some stupid 0.98

00:02:04.620 notification things but um um yeah what do you mean for streaming i was using oh just like

00:02:10.760 recording audio pre and stuff like that like of course like some people do stream from it as well

00:02:16.360 but um i mainly just used it to just get the audio and then i just um of course with the um interview

00:02:22.380 i did with by account i just had our profile pictures then of course just the background

00:02:26.660 and stuff like that the audio is just the main thing to get so i've never i've actually never

00:02:31.900 done one where i've hosted like i've been on ones where other people have hosted

00:02:36.340 um but this is yeah i i was if this didn't work i was thinking i guess yeah discord i don't know

00:02:42.500 what else um to use or teams i guess you could use like which is kind of shitty but um no yeah

00:02:50.620 it's it's like what they use at the office right like what all the people in the office and stuff

00:02:54.920 like that like zoom basically but um yeah i just i guess yeah i guess you guys might have something

00:03:00.480 different but uh no because i was using meld studio because i wasn't really doing um like

00:03:06.420 interviews or or chats with anybody else but and it was a little more affordable because i mean not

00:03:12.080 that it's extremely expensive for stream labs but it is more expensive so i was like okay let me try

00:03:16.860 to find something cheaper and then I would use meld and I was just like I don't know man it was

00:03:22.120 just there was too many problems integrating all the stuff and even when you stream to rumble like

00:03:28.140 none of these softwares or like none of these software programs like have a direct you know 0.92

00:03:33.060 link to rumble so you always have to add it like separately and it's so fucking yeah so anyways

00:03:38.820 yeah by comparison I've only really used OBS and I've streamed once on YouTube a couple times on 0.73

00:03:45.520 twitch and like luckily it does have like direct um connections to both yeah yeah yeah yeah for

00:03:51.960 you and also if it but or once you and again once you do have it set up um you just select the

00:03:59.000 window of what you want to record you can zoom in on it however much which in theory can like work

00:04:05.220 well for discord if you just want to show the two profile pictures yeah and then just stream off of

00:04:09.600 that and have that in the corner somewhere whilst you've got like some other stuff going i guess

00:04:13.540 that can work in that sense yeah think of it i think rumble if you stream directly from their

00:04:18.500 studio you can add guests and stuff like that like you can use their own studio but it's very

00:04:22.960 the functionality is very limited like it's very you know very basic so whatever i mean there's so 0.93

00:04:30.220 many different things and like i said i'm old so i'm surprised i'm even able to figure this shit

00:04:34.260 out but uh yeah fair enough fair enough but stream labs is obs right it's it's uh created

00:04:40.100 by OBS it's just a little bit more uh like in depth on the stream side of things well I think

00:04:46.800 it's probably more user-friendly than OBS like it's just a little bit easier to manage like OBS

00:04:51.120 you have to kind of really know about you know like the streaming stuff and how to add stuff and

00:04:56.260 I don't know I think Streamlabs is just a little bit uh more user-friendly which is good for me

00:05:00.300 because yeah I'm you know old and I am tech savvy but still I'm still old so but still yeah like

00:05:07.540 again it depends on how much you want to metaphorically throw your head against the

00:05:11.440 wall i guess it's true that is true and i'm i'm somebody who likes to solve problems so i will

00:05:16.620 stick it out until i figure it out so which is you know good but also bad because sometimes it's

00:05:21.340 just not worth it it's just it really depends as well like if you just want to bite the bullet and

00:05:25.740 go for something that's free like i just use um what's it called davinci resolve for like how i

00:05:31.200 edit stuff yeah and it's like it's clunky the gui and stuff like that but it is pretty good

00:05:37.120 but in other stuff like when i do art there was like a few services i could have gotten there was

00:05:42.680 like a couple free ones i ended up just getting clip studio paint which again for example like

00:05:48.840 there's a whole bunch there's one other main one i intended to use krita and that one was super 0.84

00:05:53.680 annoying with the fucking gui the ui was just disgusting but using clip studio paint which 0.90

00:05:59.560 cost a fucking a fair bit but it's pretty good because of the amount of resources it has it's 0.98

00:06:04.500 just like so much shit you have to get adapted to it but it's far more user-friendly in my 0.97

00:06:09.220 experience personally to a lot of the other free alternatives out there or if you're looking at 0.88

00:06:13.180 3d modeling um i just put out a post not too long ago earlier about the absolute again like i want

00:06:19.460 to get into blender potentially but i just know it's absolute hell for like 3d modelers it's a

00:06:24.400 free service it was like released in 1994 1998 i think but compared to paid things it's like super

00:06:30.860 clunky to actually learn and that's today still like after they've made so many improvements

00:06:35.260 and again that's just looking at any like free software of course because like some people of

00:06:39.940 course i know will not be into art but that just applies to any service whatsoever it's true yeah

00:06:44.780 i guess well even like i use for i mean i used to back in the the day i was a graphic artist but

00:06:51.520 this is before like all these uh programs have come out like that's when you were just using

00:06:55.740 Adobe straight up. Right. Uh, and that's it for pretty much everything. But, um, the, I use cap

00:07:02.520 cut. Well, I had to, I was using Wondershare, which I still have, which again is there's a

00:07:07.560 monthly subscription. Um, it's pretty good, but I find like cap cut now has just a lot more assets

00:07:13.600 and resources. So I've kind of switched to using cap cut for editing stuff. Um, but yeah, I mean,

00:07:19.080 there's, you can do it free too. It's just that you don't have access to as many assets and stuff

00:07:24.620 like that right so I don't know for me this is kind of like my hobby so it's not like I said I

00:07:29.320 you know make really much money on it to justify the expense but um it's my hobby so I don't spend

00:07:34.820 money on other things so whatever we'll take the hit it's okay but yeah you're right there's so

00:07:39.360 many things out there and like if you can get there's lots of things that are available for

00:07:43.120 free but you just have to have more patience to kind of figure it out it's not as easy to deal

00:07:47.260 worth if it's if it's free as as things go so anyways yeah all right so go ahead sorry

00:07:54.680 oh no i was just gonna say we're recording now right yes i yeah yeah i was just making sure

00:07:59.980 um yeah i was just gonna say like i've used stuff like cap cut before as well

00:08:04.900 and it's just a sense of like i don't know and it's the same with da vinci resolve like you can

00:08:10.500 do a lot of the same stuff it's just like really fucking annoying to actually do it because you'll

00:08:15.580 have to go through this very intricate method as opposed to the method just being right there

00:08:20.480 available to use like it's kind of just paywall the easy way of just doing it which is super 0.75

00:08:25.400 fucking annoying but it's like again one of my favorite phrases bite the bullet and just do it 0.67

00:08:30.400 i don't know yeah no it's true right like that's the thing instead of sitting there and bitching 0.98

00:08:34.700 about it you might as well just just do it right by the time you're done like by the time the time

00:08:39.820 you spend bitching about it like you could have just done it right so i think that goes with a

00:08:43.580 lot of things in life like I feel like that's kind of and this can kind of be a segue into uh

00:08:48.880 you know what we're going to talk about but I feel like that's even like in in nationalism like I 0.96

00:08:52.640 feel like um a lot of people are just constantly you know whatever you want to call it shit talking 0.92

00:08:59.500 from the sidelines and stuff like that right because it's easier and instead of and it's just 0.96

00:09:03.360 like shut up and just do something yeah 100% like I mean even like in the sense of what I'm doing

00:09:10.360 where it's like just videos i'm trying to be like as constructive as i can be because again like

00:09:15.640 again the end goal of all this stuff is to get on the ground action as much as possible

00:09:21.000 and again like networking like people will say like again i don't really care if it's online

00:09:26.920 or offline as long as you're doing it and you're getting something of value out of it to then push

00:09:31.420 any kind of initiative that comes about like just go for it that's good that is a great thing to do

00:09:37.180 i am like not particularly offended at people getting money i am more just offended at i don't

00:09:44.780 know people again who just kind of grift off of all these things and again a lot of people you

00:09:51.640 wouldn't really expect to do it but they kind of do and they've got a lot of dirty dealings in the 0.97

00:09:55.640 background i'm not going to name any names obviously but it's just like holy fuck i am just 0.91

00:10:01.200 like so disillusioned with so many figures i have watched over the years and it's not like it's not 0.94

00:10:06.160 like in the politician sense of like oh you're young and naive and like yeah you had the you had

00:10:11.200 trump as your guy or some shit and i don't know like these voices that you listen to they were 0.57

00:10:18.400 supposed to be the main like committed truth telling people but then they just turned out to 0.98

00:10:23.440 not be that i don't know like well i think again i know shit can change but yeah i think that's i

00:10:31.380 was like you in a sense that i was very disillusioned because we have obviously it's the

00:10:34.980 same, or similar anyways, here in Canada, with Canadian nationalism. But I talked to Oh, my hat

00:10:42.200 here. I talked to some of the guys that are actually have been in it for like a long time.

00:10:48.300 And they seem to think like, this is just kind of, it's like a cycle, like it just kind of goes

00:10:53.260 like this, like you, you know, you get those people that come out, like, I'll use Tommy Robinson

00:10:58.540 as an example. And there's some, you know, dirt on Tommy Robinson, that he's not, you know, the

00:11:03.620 same the person that he is some you say some yeah exactly an understatement an understatement right

00:11:09.700 so even when he was in canada right like there was he caused a lot of shit for you know um people i

00:11:15.300 know that were helping the planning of like he was here for a particular reason a tour i don't know 0.94

00:11:20.380 something but anyways he caused a lot of shit for the people that you know organized that and all 0.74

00:11:24.380 that stuff and just doing degenerate shit so i i think that that happens here too and what these 0.95

00:11:29.960 you know wiser than me uh i guess you could say nationalists have said to me is basically like 0.91

00:11:36.760 it this is kind of like through that you do this it's like in cycles and it kind of shakes the bad

00:11:41.040 actors out of the tree like every so often you have to kind of go through this where

00:11:44.220 you're disillusioned by people because you find out their their past or their history and you're 1.00

00:11:48.880 just like what the fuck man you can't even practice what you preach like this is fucking 0.99

00:11:52.580 100 like i don't know that gets into an interesting point in my opinion because like 1.00

00:11:57.920 i don't know like everyone's gonna kind of like not everyone everyone but like some people are

00:12:02.560 gonna have different levels of like fucked up in their past and it's like i don't know sometimes

00:12:08.200 i worry like if people have generally jet excuse me not generally genuinely cleaned up their record 0.68

00:12:14.640 i try my best to be forgiving if they are like truly repentant of all of that but i still remain

00:12:20.020 as suspicious as like realistic again like i hold my expectations not too low but not too high

00:12:26.300 so like again you won't be surprised if they end up being a degenerate still but then there's people

00:12:32.240 who get into these spheres who just get super dogmatic about anybody with any kind of past

00:12:37.420 and that really does alienate a lot of people and again i'm not saying you have to accept someone 0.97

00:12:42.000 who's done some really fucked up shit like obviously there's a line at people who are 1.00

00:12:46.460 fucking pedophiles and rapists like again fuck those off and obviously in the ideal like those 1.00

00:12:52.000 will be life imprisonment but like people will extrapolate that to you talking about people who 1.00

00:12:57.700 again in the past may have had a like stupid shit they've done in high school or some shit they 0.99

00:13:03.340 didn't that again by the standards of what we have now before they were red pilled again were 1.00

00:13:10.380 really fucked up now in regards to how we view it like again what are we doing i feel like we've got 0.74

00:13:16.860 better fights to go at again like i'm all for gatekeeping and like ensuring people are in line 0.98

00:13:22.680 i'm very rigid i wouldn't say rigid but very hard line on that it's just a point of like okay be

00:13:28.620 flexible it doesn't mean you're going to be like opening the floodgates to people like tommy

00:13:33.580 robinson right we're just going to subvert a movement no it's just a point of okay this

00:13:38.620 person's competent record has been cleaned up enough that hey we'll give them a go and we'll

00:13:45.200 just see how they go in the future if they fuck up well they are pushed out of the movement if

00:13:51.000 they are truly committed and show themselves to be a very earnest person worthy of that trust 0.52

00:13:55.640 then again let them go forward let them rise in a movement let them be prominent as long as they

00:14:01.460 actually stay committed and genuine and earnest in everything they do well i think a lot of people

00:14:08.080 do deserve a redemption arc you know what i mean like and i i don't i'm not i don't agree with the

00:14:11.880 purity spiraling either I don't even really agree with you know as much as I may you know joke around

00:14:17.680 in the group chats and stuff like that but like I don't even believe in the whole like oh if you're

00:14:21.400 like you know 10% this or 15% this like get out of here you know what I mean like we're such a

00:14:26.940 small minority in the world and in the you know population or of people of humans that we don't

00:14:32.940 really have the luxury to purity spiral um over you know that over people who you know did it

00:14:39.120 maybe something degenerate in the past that wasn't really you know they didn't harm anybody but

00:14:42.960 themselves um and stuff like that and i think everybody not everybody sorry i shouldn't say

00:14:47.360 that i think most people deserve a redemption arc but you're right they should be kept on a short

00:14:51.880 leash um to you know because the expectation is always going to be that they're going to do it

00:14:56.180 again because you know the best predictor of future behavior is past behavior but um i don't

00:15:02.180 think they should automatically be kind of cast out you know i mean because like i said we don't

00:15:05.960 have that that luxury and you don't know that some of these people might become you know one

00:15:12.240 of the great leaders and you're passing them up right just because of 100 right so yeah and it's

00:15:18.340 like a lot of it comes down to like what people were told in education as well like did these

00:15:23.640 people know any better at the time like i don't want to get at somebody for like what they were

00:15:28.920 taught as a child by some psycho leftist mother and when they're older they're now red-pilled and 0.98

00:15:33.820 like what the fuck did i grow up on yeah like yeah again like it just kind of seems 1.00

00:15:39.680 no you're absolutely right it's so insane when people purity spiral over that shit like 1.00

00:15:45.740 somebody like in their teens like posted some activist shit that was super gay and retarded 1.00

00:15:51.200 yes but like they were a dumb fucking kid yeah yeah well yeah and i agree like i honestly 1.00

00:15:57.880 my the first half of my life like i was probably i wasn't like a crazy leftist but 0.99

00:16:03.500 i was definitely more liberal and probably more on the left this is why i you know chose the career

00:16:08.400 path that i did as far as like getting into you know human human whatever you want to call it

00:16:13.840 social sciences and stuff like that but um i change like things change experiences change you

00:16:19.740 life changes you maturity a lot of the time changes you so you're right like we shouldn't

00:16:25.260 you know automatically cast somebody out just because they were a previous you know leftist

00:16:30.180 or they were a previous you know feminist or whatever you want to call it right like i mean

00:16:35.120 sorry go ahead correct me if i'm wrong sorry to interrupt you but um jared taylor was once a

00:16:42.000 liberal right i believe so yeah yeah it's like again look at what that guy became like years

00:16:47.620 later down the line like he's a perfect example yeah no for sure and i think that a lot of people

00:16:52.560 because you're right it's the education system and you know like i look at examples of um even

00:16:57.760 when i was going through you know post-secondary but um my daughter especially like that that's

00:17:04.300 literally all they taught and and i feel like so many people are not only wasting tons of money on

00:17:11.220 a useless degree that's really not going to get them any better of a job than somebody who has

00:17:16.160 experience without the degree but also is that it indoctrinates you into this really bad information

00:17:23.320 that doesn't translate into the real world so i think this is kind of where where and this is a

00:17:28.560 bit of a side note but this is where you see a lot of you know and it's usually women that act

00:17:33.160 just totally hysterical and irrational over the minor like the most minor thing and it's because 1.00

00:17:38.560 like they've literally been told in the post second and in high school but mostly post-secondary that

00:17:43.860 like you know everybody's equal and everybody should be everything should be fair for everybody

00:17:48.820 and that nobody can tell you no it's never no it's always something just a different answer like 0.98

00:17:53.020 get they get taught this dangerous shit and then they come out into the real world and they get 0.97

00:17:57.480 that's why they end up acting mental or they have a mental illness because it doesn't translate 0.99

00:18:00.760 you know what i mean like yeah it's crazy i mean i remember like back when i was like 0.99

00:18:05.420 going into high school and my mother was just like what the fuck at all of these girls and 0.81

00:18:10.600 they're like the behavior they had and she was like okay they're gonna get a major wake-up call 1.00

00:18:14.700 as things go on and like my mother isn't particularly like again like she's pro-trump

00:18:19.300 like she's just like kind of basic and stuff like that yeah in all of that but like again i had the

00:18:24.820 luxury of being right wing and kind of like nationalist leaning as i got older my entire

00:18:29.700 life luckily um i kind of like went through the libertarian to like nationalist pipeline

00:18:35.620 so to speak and i don't know like i kind of feel like i had a bit of a unique perspective observing

00:18:43.300 all of this in the sense that like i was exposed to politics at a fairly young age and now it just

00:18:51.240 kind of like leaped me ahead a bit compared to a lot of the pitfalls a lot of other people had 0.86

00:18:56.880 in terms of spurging out in terms of like i know just saying some fed posty shit or ending up in 0.98

00:19:02.980 a telegram with again people who will encourage you to say some fed posty shit and what do you 0.98

00:19:07.900 know now your life's kind of ruined i don't know like it really has to be a kind of sheltering 0.98

00:19:12.800 thing as well for a lot of people coming into the movement that you really do gatekeep certain 0.96

00:19:18.960 people who will encourage some really fucked up shit and again they just they just lead people 0.97

00:19:25.360 astray into all manner of horrible things and like again that's just like rational behavior 1.00

00:19:30.660 people will hear like policing your own side and immediately get up in arms like it's just basic

00:19:35.420 like tactical and strategic maneuvering to ensure that your movement does not crash and burn like

00:19:42.560 we have seen this i believe it was the um national front i'm again i think this was 90s or 80s correct

00:19:49.360 me if i'm wrong i could be wrong i'm not too well versed on the topic but i believe it was mi5 that

00:19:55.020 infiltrated the party and they got leadership in one of the regional um parts of the party

00:20:02.360 and they just completely misdirected like funding and resources and they even later admitted like 0.73

00:20:08.640 okay we really fucked the democracy but hey it was all in the effort to stop the right the far 0.95

00:20:13.780 right guys and yeah what do you know look at britain like fucking 30 20 years later it's absurd 0.99

00:20:18.980 like you kind of need to be careful because it could be a fed it could be a leftist like white 0.97

00:20:24.620 rose fucking society people so who knows well yeah and that's why you have to be vigilant right 0.94

00:20:29.400 and it's it seems like to a lot of people like one of the experiences we've had kind of here is 0.99

00:20:35.460 that and again I'm sure it's it's the same everywhere but is we've had people who have

00:20:39.940 applied to become a member of one of the active clubs and they get rejected for whatever reason 0.99

00:20:45.140 and then they automatically turn into like almost like a lefty you know little bitch that they come 1.00

00:20:49.960 and like start you know talking about all the secrets and about how they're really feds and 0.98

00:20:54.700 stuff like that so you have that and then you have the actual genuine people that might be trying to

00:20:59.480 infiltrate like you said the the lefty groups or anti-hate or I guess in your guys's case well no

00:21:04.860 in the uk it's hope not hate but with you guys i guess yeah the white rose yeah white rose society

00:21:11.320 there's an american version i'm not sure if there's a canadian version but the main one i

00:21:15.040 have seen is the australian version so yeah i've never i've never heard of the white rose here we

00:21:19.740 have the canadian anti-hate network which like uh i'm sure you know they've already wrote a couple

00:21:24.820 hit pieces on me they've wrote a couple you know yeah on well on everybody right like anybody who

00:21:31.340 has a voice in this movement they try to dig up dirt and you know slander them like which again

00:21:37.040 is is kind of par for the course there yeah it is par for the course i feel like it's the same 0.62

00:21:41.920 thing as like tragedy pimps and poverty pimps these guys are like kind of hate pimps like they

00:21:45.960 get they get paid for like they're supposed to be preventing hate but they what they really do is

00:21:50.500 just incite it more and like kind of create it and they get paid for it because if there's no

00:21:53.660 hate then they don't have a job right so they have to kind of create it to keep it going so

00:21:57.560 yeah that's yeah i mean i was watching a basic logic video not too long ago as well talking

00:22:02.480 about nuclear energy yeah oh he's fucking great i love him i love it yeah he's like a just complete

00:22:09.780 school for all these topics like again i've i've seen people complain about him saying all these

00:22:16.140 topics they're super in-depth you gotta look into them like this short format does not work it's

00:22:20.740 like well look at it as a gateway in that sense and it does give you a lot of what you need to

00:22:27.020 know and then from there if you want to learn more just bloody search it up well yeah exactly

00:22:31.980 and it appeals to it grabs the attention of like the i call them the wafflers or like the middle

00:22:37.180 world middle ground people you know what i mean like not the extreme lefties but the people that

00:22:40.640 are kind of lefty or more normie you know what i mean they're just they can see a reason to an

00:22:46.220 extent yeah right and the way it's it's almost like he's boiled it down to something so simplistic 0.90

00:22:53.480 that even an idiot can understand you know i mean like even down to the drawings like they're

00:22:57.080 no but it's true right like i feel like even you know like the the drawings are so simplistic 0.98

00:23:06.680 like childlike it's almost like he's appealing to the he's using video game stuff as well like

00:23:11.840 basic like things that are in the cultural consciousness as well yes yeah he definitely

00:23:16.880 like when he taught i think the most recent one i watched of him was uh related to like basically 0.89

00:23:22.760 i guess feminism and um just you know the fact that how you know these women basically complain

00:23:29.520 that they want to be able to dress promiscuously but then they also kind of don't put two and two 1.00

00:23:34.400 together with like how that's you know appears to or how that is not a good choice when you're 0.91

00:23:39.860 also allowing in the third world right because yeah oh no did you see that thing of that one 0.97

00:23:47.100 like naked black dude at a beach and like this like random white woman just walked up to him 0.70

00:23:54.040 like trying to shelter him from like people like just getting fucking angry about it like i'm sure 0.99

00:23:58.480 you would have seen that it was yeah it was in italy it was an african guy he was masturbating 0.98

00:24:03.160 on the beach and oh no yeah the men a lot of the italian you know the men that were there like they 0.99

00:24:08.580 of course their fathers and husbands and so yeah they were like started beating the shit out of 0.98

00:24:12.160 like you saying you don't do this here and yeah one of the the women actually stood there to try 0.98

00:24:16.800 to protect him that's just ridiculous and we're our own worst enemy we really are this gets on to

00:24:23.140 an interesting point i've seen the remnant 777 video i'm not sure if you've seen him um no he

00:24:29.900 um i'll link you the video if i can right now as well but um he was talking on the point of i guess

00:24:35.640 like how women are like very maternal and stuff like that and again they still have this sense

00:24:41.760 even though like they have been brainwashed into hating having kids into wanting abortions and

00:24:47.500 viewing abortions as fine but where's that maternal energy supposed to go for some reason

00:24:51.620 the third world i don't know why but hey they ended up having all that energy go towards that

00:24:58.140 that's the argument i've seen like again people like him and a few other people make i guess like

00:25:03.920 that's i think again it kind of does make sense well because it would be before we had mass

00:25:10.340 immigration on the scale it would be cats or animals they would put their energy yeah actually 1.00

00:25:15.240 yeah yeah yeah so that i agree with that 100 and i and i've always maintained that uh women are 1.00

00:25:22.580 having so many i mean they're i mean i guess there's other causes but i'm just saying women

00:25:27.020 are so miserable and depressed now and on so many ssris because they're basically constantly 0.98

00:25:34.480 fighting against their biology like if you think about on the scale of evolution how long humans 1.00

00:25:39.640 have been on the planet and we've always maintained that women raise the child like 0.97

00:25:44.180 that's always been the case except for like the last hundred years so when you look at on an 0.91

00:25:48.060 evolutionary scale it's not enough time to change the evolution of women so you're i feel like you're

00:25:53.980 kind of fighting against your natural instinct to want to have kids and to be a wife and stuff like

00:25:57.840 that so that's it just makes you miserable and bitter yeah it's just like throwing a wrench in 0.99

00:26:02.440 the entire machine and oh no wonder it fucking breaks like yeah it's just completely screwing 0.90

00:26:08.300 with the actual natural order of things like yeah it's insane and i guess again i've seen a lot of 0.89

00:26:14.920 people as well talk about how like so many of these like depressant pills all this stuff like

00:26:19.920 anti-depression pills i mean like again it just does not help you again i'm not an expert on that

00:26:25.600 stuff specifically but i guess how artificial a lot of things have been and again i'm not trying

00:26:31.480 to say that any medical stuff is bad okay like i feel there's a bit of a problem on the right of

00:26:36.640 people getting a bit too skeptical of anything medical i think that is becoming a bit of a

00:26:40.440 problem but in so many cases like if you again like doctors will often like misdiagnose stuff

00:26:48.440 like from stories i've seen and then all of a sudden you are on this again on this pill or on

00:26:55.280 this medication which again in some people's cases they do not need they just need to actually get

00:27:02.220 out there and socialize and improve on themselves rather than getting on that but again like still

00:27:07.760 those cases do exist again i'm not trying to get too skeptical of people who are on medication

00:27:13.640 because like there are genuine cases of that of course yeah but there is a big chunk where it's

00:27:18.240 just like again not needed if you do look into it again i'm not trying to yeah it's like not a

00:27:24.560 topic i'm an expert on so i prefer to be a bit cautious when i talk on topics such as that well

00:27:29.360 I'm more of an expert just from, from the fact that, like I said, I've, you know, worked in,

00:27:33.780 you know, mental health, but also because I am one of those people that were taking SSRIs and

00:27:38.800 actually I'm now weaning myself off of it. My, the reason why I was taking them was for a

00:27:43.240 different reason for, you know, panic attacks, but I think it's all related. Like I think even

00:27:47.840 with that, like I've always said to myself and it's funny because my doctor, like before my

00:27:52.120 doctor retired, he, you know, he's been my doctor, my entire adult life, he delivered all my kids

00:27:57.560 and he's all he always said to me like you know you just need to yeah get out more do some more

00:28:02.460 exercise get all that excess energy out in a physical way um but yeah current society doesn't

00:28:08.340 reward that the doctors are basically incentivized to prescribe medication they like i mean

00:28:14.560 pharmaceutical companies send sales reps into doctor's offices right and you know they take

00:28:18.980 them out for lunch and they they take them or send them on trips on the weekend right and it's

00:28:22.640 all just incentive to get them to prescribe medication when you know a lot of these things

00:28:27.340 could easily be solved by natural methods whether it's exercise whether it's i think to the community

00:28:34.080 the loss of community is a big thing right because you always had i mean you always had people that

00:28:39.020 i'm sure got depressed like it's not like this is a new phenomena i think it's definitely increased

00:28:43.820 tenfold since before but i think that yeah that's the more uh environmental factors regarding that

00:28:49.520 But I think the loss of community is a huge, huge blow to people because, you know, it just kind of things just compound and you feel more and more lonely and isolated. Right. So they and then they figure, well, they tell you, well, the cure for this is medication. Right. And these SSRIs like are people don't realize how dangerous they are in the sense that like trying to wean yourself off.

00:29:12.520 and no one even knows if they really do anything right like it could be the placebo effect for all

00:29:17.600 you know like it could be that you think that you're you know you're taking something that's

00:29:21.320 going to fix it so like mentally you know your body kind of just deals with it but they're doing

00:29:26.320 something because like i said trying to get off these medications is literally i would assume

00:29:31.480 it's like getting off heroin because you get like the extreme you know you can't just stop taking it

00:29:37.600 you have to titrate yourself down because it you get like the craziest psychological and physical

00:29:43.440 symptoms like you get these brain zaps they call them so they're like little electrical pulses

00:29:47.980 in your brain like after your and like to think that a medication and trying to get off the

00:29:54.080 medication is causing all this is wild and you're thinking like why would we subject ourselves to

00:29:58.460 taking these kind of things when it's like you're basically a consumer for life unless you want to

00:30:03.220 be very uncomfortable and get off them right and then you have to commit to constantly being

00:30:09.000 vigilant about you know yourself like getting out there to exercise getting make sure you're eating

00:30:13.900 right sleeping right and all this kind of stuff right so it's just an easy fix i guess i guess i

00:30:19.060 feel like most people whether it's uh it's probably through modern conveniences but we're just very

00:30:25.040 set well we like to take the uh path of least resistance is what i want to say i've got to

00:30:30.320 pulling any into my door to get my kfc exactly right it's true right and i'm i'm guilty of that

00:30:36.240 too sometimes like i think all of us oh no oh no you're gonna get called a race traitor i am

00:30:41.540 well not a race traitor i haven't done anything like that i'm just seeing people say that like

00:30:46.240 recently oh yeah this is what i mean right like you're always gonna get you know i just prefer

00:30:51.340 home cooking like i can't with take out like if i can yeah and it's better like i said honestly

00:30:57.260 you notice the difference i think for me once i you know gave up a lot of that stuff and started

00:31:02.460 like you know losing weight and trying to stay more healthy you notice a difference like when

00:31:07.040 you do eat the goyslop or the fast food it's like ew like it's just so gross compared to

00:31:11.660 oh my goodness 100 percent like like right now i'm kind of in a weird spot where i can't cook

00:31:17.920 properly but like whenever i did i would always try my best to like get the cheapest amount of

00:31:23.000 stuff possible but also the healthiest and just like try and pre-pack meals and like try and keep

00:31:27.800 costs down as much as possible so i can save i think it's very important to get in the habit of

00:31:32.180 that yeah and going back earlier like what you said about like getting out there and stuff like

00:31:35.960 that i remember when i was losing weight like in my teens like i was around like oh fuck i was like

00:31:41.660 around 12 13 i weighed like around like 82 and like comparatively i was pretty fat as a kid

00:31:48.300 so you guys go by kilos right so that would be what like 160 about 170 pounds maybe 180 pounds 0.70

00:31:54.160 um honestly actually maybe fuck fuck yeah geez um yeah like i yeah um around that and again i just 0.98

00:32:05.100 committed as much as possible like a complete psychopath to other people who said it but like 0.99

00:32:09.720 again it was very important to do to just lose all that weight yeah and again it's very important

00:32:15.600 that when you're doing that stuff that you don't get like anorexic or anything like that because

00:32:19.200 like um there was a girl at my school and like um one other kid i knew and like his sister like

00:32:28.660 was just completely like again like she wasn't like overweight or anything like that like she

00:32:32.100 just got into like a thing like where she was crazy terrified of like gaining weight or anything

00:32:37.940 like that off the top of my head from what i do remember yeah and she just got into this horrible 0.99

00:32:42.060 habit where she had to like fall and go to the doctors and she was just absent from school like

00:32:46.600 i believe like an entire term like it was really bad yeah and like something about her brain trying

00:32:54.480 to eat itself like yeah that happens i had a client like when i was in the community doing

00:33:00.040 social work and i had a client that was she was and she was old too and it was so sad to see and

00:33:05.400 she'd been suffering her whole life from this right and i think she was in her 50s at the time

00:33:09.360 and just seeing like the different um it's almost like mind tricks that they they play on themselves

00:33:15.940 you know about food and about all these different things and she yeah she ended up passing away

00:33:19.980 while i was her social worker but i mean your body can only take so much of that abuse right

00:33:25.460 like so that's why i guess it's important as teens and they do get you have to be careful

00:33:31.700 you're right you have to be careful you don't get fixated on it too much it's tough like i said it's

00:33:36.140 yeah it's really tough again it's like tempting it's always a point of taking a step back and

00:33:40.780 just relaxing like somehow that's just become impossible in the modern day everyone's just

00:33:45.380 hyper online fixated and just becoming absolutely insane and focus on their next dopamine hit

00:33:50.960 or the next constant drama but it's just like it really is important to hammer in rationality 0.99

00:33:57.080 once again and not in like the cold sense of like oh just shut the fuck up deal with it 0.62

00:34:03.280 yeah like again it's not a big deal like you can't like that's not going to help anybody i feel like 0.82

00:34:07.460 you kind of have to like okay look you need to not start freaking out about all this stuff just

00:34:15.900 look at this plan stick to it you will be fine do not get crazy about it there are people who

00:34:21.800 care about you there's people who want you to succeed you can look at other examples just think

00:34:27.160 about it like that do you want to be like that no you don't now are you smart enough to think

00:34:32.600 that okay i don't want to be one of those people who again like you just mentioned who just end up

00:34:38.820 in those horrible cases or the um other girl i mentioned earlier um again where you just fall

00:34:45.180 into this again as you said mental tricks where your brain constantly locks you into this

00:34:49.720 worldview where it's always got to be the most catastrophic thing it always gets people into

00:34:54.740 this atrocious catastrophic thinking yes yes catastrophic thinking is absolutely atrocious

00:34:59.940 like i used to have absolutely horrid overthinking and stuff like that and again it was like

00:35:05.020 i was always every time when i was losing weight like i cut down from like around 82

00:35:11.460 to again like i'm talking i was like kilograms here but um i cut down from like 82 and like

00:35:18.400 by the end of it i was like at 57 which was like that's crazy that's a lot yes like again now i'm

00:35:24.820 way too light for someone yes again like that was still like me just doing constant bike riding and

00:35:31.120 like everything else just as many jogs as i could and just like being super hyper fixated on every

00:35:37.020 single thing i ate and it was really bad because i've been skipping meals and stuff like that as

00:35:41.680 well but as long as you aren't getting into that hyper excessive state of like skipping meals and

00:35:49.720 things like that and quite literally starving yourselves you are good just don't overdo it

00:35:55.320 like yeah again you don't want to end up in a horrible case well and i wonder too i often think

00:36:00.300 again this was like back when i was like 14 15 like around that age but again as you were about

00:36:04.940 to say no i was just saying i i wonder too like if this is all kind of part of this whole high

00:36:09.960 anxiety high uh it is 100 well i wonder if it's because of the lack of like the patriarchy or

00:36:17.920 lack of male leadership now like i feel like um because women are are leading a lot of these

00:36:24.380 things and everything like that and they are these constant worriers and they're the emotional 1.00

00:36:28.320 creatures emotional creatures yes and so like they kind of create these situations that don't

00:36:32.680 exist where if you know the world was run by rational logical men i think that would kind of

00:36:38.000 trickle down on people like they would feel like i feel like even in the public eye and in politics

00:36:42.620 and all this stuff everybody's hysterical even the men right so that kind of trickles down onto

00:36:48.460 people where you know and and it doesn't help that they are filling us with propaganda like

00:36:52.660 i mean like covid covid thing and stuff like that so making people more paranoid and uh just

00:36:58.420 unsettled and anxious and stuff like that because you can't really do anything effective if your

00:37:02.320 brain is catastrophizing everything right so i want i often wonder if men leading would have

00:37:08.780 prevented this it was the exact reason they've targeted men because again they were supposed to

00:37:15.180 be the ones who actually uphold a stable society so of course they are the ones who are like again

00:37:20.200 especially ostracized and demonized in this current state of affairs like no kidding in that sense

00:37:27.100 yeah yeah for sure um you know what i was going to ask you a couple questions just so i don't

00:37:32.500 forget about the video because i've been watching so for everybody that's watching all the people

00:37:36.940 that watch maple serpent mayhem my podcast here um mac is also a content creator from australia

00:37:43.540 and he's put out some great uh videos i've only caught the last few of them that you've put out

00:37:48.280 but um i grabbed a couple questions from some of them and i thought you know i would ask and just

00:37:53.240 get your thoughts on it and also you know from the one you did with viscount as well 100 so

00:37:58.960 you talked about oh you made a video right i think it was how nationalists actually gain power that

00:38:05.400 yes our nationalists actually yeah okay so and you talked in that about regarding like parallel

00:38:11.220 institutions so in your opinion or your thought how do you determine what existing institutions

00:38:17.860 are worth kind of infiltrating versus ones that are kind of beyond repair and entirely

00:38:22.260 and they require entirely parallel replacements i mean i feel like it can kind of vary a bit by

00:38:29.460 country but if i'm applying it here in australia i would very much prefer to avoid universities

00:38:34.940 yeah of course yeah i would believe in like in that case you would just want to set up something

00:38:40.160 again it would be much smaller scale and localized of course it's not going to match the full and

00:38:44.740 state-backed power of universities but you kind of have to do your best to match that again any

00:38:50.580 thing you can do with people again that gets onto community building and why a lot of that

00:38:55.220 is important because then you can get to know people who also again want their kids to learn 0.99

00:39:01.580 things that are actually going to be valuable not this stupid gay race communism that whatever you 1.00

00:39:07.740 want to call it this ideology that is just seeking to destroy them and turn them into people who will 1.00

00:39:13.220 just hate the very blood in their veins again that's what i look at in terms of education

00:39:18.760 i wouldn't really see infiltrating education as a good thing just because of the sheer dominance

00:39:24.320 in that department in regards to political parties i've been more on the fence i again

00:39:30.940 looking at the groopers especially i know people like again some people hate them some people like

00:39:35.820 them i generally do like them i have my gripes as always on every single thing i do think it's good

00:39:41.820 that they have infiltrated the republican party a lot my main concern is okay how are you going to

00:39:48.380 apply that again i view political parties as more of a middling thing on how you actually use it if

00:39:54.460 If you're using it for local politics

00:39:56.080 and perhaps state politics, that's good.

00:39:59.480 For national politics,

00:40:00.600 I think the only real use you're going to get out of that

00:40:02.660 is, again, great national figureheads, perhaps.

00:40:06.700 But, I don't know,

00:40:08.080 just looking at the sheer demographic shifts,

00:40:10.500 like, again, I hate to use...

00:40:13.200 I know some people hate to use the Germany example

00:40:17.520 with the NSDAP, 0.87

00:40:18.780 but you're not going to get that style of victory, I'm afraid.

00:40:21.860 No.

00:40:22.100 And again, that's just looking at realistic...

00:40:23.600 they're looking at it realistically of how things are now today both on a cultural level for white

00:40:29.920 people alone and how again looking at the conservatives they alone like the closest 0.99

00:40:35.580 people to us to actual nationalists even they are going to go like what the fuck no we don't want 1.00

00:40:40.340 this racist shit because like again they're just like stupid fucking boomers or again a bunch of 1.00

00:40:44.840 indoctrinated gen x's millennials etc or even then you get to the middling people who are just going 1.00

00:40:52.260 be swayed a lot by the current in command leftist slash neoliberal dominance in the culture and

00:41:01.640 institutions and then of course you knock that down further to the absolutely hateful um leftist

00:41:08.880 white population that seeks to tariff everything everything down on its own and then just the sheer

00:41:13.960 money power backing all of that as well and of course then you again the big elephant in the 0.67

00:41:19.880 room here is the demographic state of our nations at the moment i'm again what's the current state

00:41:27.200 of canada would you say in regards to what politically or um demographics in terms of how

00:41:33.440 much demographics okay so i've heard rates are like 60 50 yeah we're around 60 uh white now and

00:41:41.980 i think that that again that's a figure for the entire country and i think canada is uh very

00:41:48.000 similar to australia in the sense that we're a large like land mass but most people are centralized

00:41:54.400 in certain areas like it's not like the whole entire country is populated right there's a lot

00:41:59.900 of places that are you you can't it's kind of like an inverse where again like we're super

00:42:04.200 fucking hot you guys super fucking cold right so there's certain areas where people can't live

00:42:08.120 most of the population here you know resides along the u.s border or within 100 kilometers of the u.s 0.99

00:42:13.980 border but so it's it's that it doesn't i mean it's bad 60 but like people don't realize that

00:42:20.540 depending on where you live it could be much higher so like you live in you know say toronto

00:42:25.500 for example it could be like there could be 40 white people left there you know what i mean like

00:42:30.560 that it just depends on where you are but overall it's about 60 but they want to what they're they're

00:42:36.220 doing here and you know a lot of people think it's a conspiracy theory but again it's one of

00:42:40.760 those things that you know you can actually find the information out about it but it's called the

00:42:45.560 century initiative and you know a lot of that yes have you yeah so they want to make canada

00:42:52.460 where they want canada to have a population of 100 million people by 2100 and their theory is

00:42:58.200 because we have such a huge land mass we have tons of places that could be built and we have the

00:43:04.720 I guess you could say the um the acreage the mileage for all these you know like the people

00:43:11.360 right uh so I believe that that's going to change rapidly like even at 60 percent like

00:43:17.340 that's just 60 percent that's only since like I think the 80s like things have changed that

00:43:22.500 drastically since the 80s it used to be like 90 or 95 percent much like you guys right it was

00:43:28.260 pretty much the same right yeah so yeah that's that's the state of it here yeah that's kind of

00:43:34.260 what i wanted to like hone in on in regards to electoral politics of why i'm very much skeptical

00:43:39.620 of it because at most you have to focus on localism and i've kind of seen that with um the

00:43:45.820 whole alberta independence movement to an extent i've seen a lot of again pro-white people within

00:43:50.840 that movement i've seen again some conservative people as always yeah but again people will hear

00:43:57.000 that and get very um up in arms about anything akin to separatism and i understand you don't

00:44:03.760 want to break up a nation it's just again i'm only looking at it from a strategic perspective

00:44:08.560 and again either you try and wield state power as much as possible and stay within the nation

00:44:15.980 to maintain things as much as you can within this region to keep your political block because again

00:44:21.940 in places like alberta of course that's where you're going to get a lot of more right-wing

00:44:26.520 votes like of course and if you get any truly nationalist party and you want to run an elections

00:44:32.620 you would target those super majority white areas that's the only reason i haven't completely given

00:44:39.180 up on electoral politics but i'm more focused on a local and state level and you know i'm not an 0.85

00:44:44.380 expert on um councils and how they work but there is a shit ton of corruption and just

00:44:51.340 looking sideways and not paying any attention just looking the other way in regards to things

00:44:55.820 like that because again i just the main set the main national government just really doesn't pay

00:45:03.360 attention to it or if anything they're benefiting from it in a lot of cases like that's just my take

00:45:10.260 on electoral politics i'm kind of mixed on it state level and local level with a lot of skepticism

00:45:18.280 on the national level you're not gonna get a sweeping of the ballot box or anything akin to

00:45:23.340 that and already like you only can go like so hard line to look at restore britain and you know

00:45:29.900 i've seen some polling recently which has them in like 130 seats again i could be wrong on that

00:45:34.220 again i was only browsing x briefly but again that's a party right like because they are really

00:45:40.600 yeah traction so yeah yeah and they're only like a bit more hard line than reform and they've

00:45:46.920 still got a fair bit of certain influences with in the party um not too keen on what I saw from 0.97

00:45:54.920 Rupert Lowe's grandson and his I believe it's his grandson who was marrying a heart a Libyan woman

00:46:06.780 who was the daughter of a half Libyan half Italian man who said again as I said in a previous video

00:46:13.820 that immigration is one of the greatest opportunities for europe like i'm not very 0.99

00:46:19.460 confident in that again it could just be a stupid family connection you could make the argument for 0.91

00:46:24.440 but even then i just think rupert lowe is not the guy at this point and i was very much behind the 0.92

00:46:29.500 hype of restore britain initially but it's like oh yet more slopulism lovely lovely like well

00:46:38.000 Sorry, last night, I was just because it's kind of relevant. Last night, I was listening to Tom Sewell before his stream shit the bed or whatever. But he was talking about, and I kind of agree with this. And I think this, I don't know if this is the strategy that some of these political parties are doing. Like, for example, here, we don't, it's not a political party, but we have the Dominion Society here, which is more of like, they're more of like an advocacy kind of group to trying to change the culture, right? They're not politically involved. 0.86

00:47:06.160 But I think what they are doing, Second Sons, which is the active club model here, what the NSN did, what Restore Britain is doing is there, and Tom talked about this, is they're basically seeing where that line is that crosses into illegality and taking a step back from that and just dancing along that line.

00:47:26.120 So I think that's why these, you know, like restore, like they're, they're not, they're very careful, right? Not to go too hard, because again, look at the laws in Britain, right? And I think they understand that maybe the majority of the British people are not really ready for that kind of extreme extremism. And I'm doing that in quotation marks, it's because it's not really extreme. But I think that they're trying to play it strategically. And I try to give people the benefit of the doubt. Like it is disappointing.

00:47:55.340 i was disappointed in the whole rupert lowe thing too but i try to give the benefit of the doubt

00:47:59.020 thinking like you know once you're like look what they're doing now once you're in power you can do

00:48:04.400 whatever the fuck you want right so like even if you know my hope is and i'm probably wrong here

00:48:10.100 i'm giving too much benefit but my hope is that they may say this stuff you know just to kind of 0.97

00:48:14.740 get in and then once they're in you can be like well you know what we've decided we are it's not

00:48:18.820 going to work so we're going to remigrate everybody like again that's probably too hopeful but i wonder

00:48:25.020 if that might be a strategy of some of these i mean it just depends on like how much time there 0.98

00:48:30.120 actually is because like america's demographics are super fucked like yeah and they're they're 0.96

00:48:36.240 they're in a different situation because they've have a long history of blacks in their country 0.99

00:48:40.340 so they're going to have a big problem yeah i guess it's just really a demographic countdown 0.99

00:48:46.740 to what's going to happen or again like you get some sort of scenario where it does become

00:48:52.780 a ethnic balkanization of parliament you will have the pakistani party you have the indian party

00:48:58.600 you have the asian party and then you have the white party i guess that's again something it 0.70

00:49:03.800 kind of becomes akin to in like some weird fucked up reality i hope it doesn't go that way and we 0.64

00:49:09.880 can actually reclaim our countries but either it ends up like that and then over time the actual

00:49:15.960 central authority roads erodes and then you what you end up in some sort of warlord state like

00:49:23.240 again i'm not trying to make it out into some major thing or anything like that that's unrealistic

00:49:28.600 i'm just trying to think of possible scenarios and a just loss of central authority in a soft

00:49:33.960 way like i don't think we're gonna see like satellites burn from yeah coming down from

00:49:38.040 orbit or anything like that yeah just like look your taxes are not really going to be going to

00:49:44.520 to the federal government or anything like that it's going to be a bit of a difference in who has

00:49:50.600 the authority and that's why i think community building is a very important thing and again 0.65

00:49:55.220 this isn't getting into any fed post shit like i'm not advocating for violence or anything like 0.54

00:49:59.180 that like that's what people will think that crosses into again all it is is like okay maybe 0.93

00:50:04.700 we get a council that is elected out of the people we elect within our own circles and

00:50:11.080 again the more people you get involved in a community the more people will swing towards

00:50:16.620 that authority rather than the current one leviathan dies oh there's a new leviathan the

00:50:21.820 king is dead long with the king that right sort of thing is kind of how i view it going i'm not

00:50:27.020 predict and then people also predict a kind of a rania situation i personally don't think it's

00:50:32.160 going to get that terrible where we're forced into that small of an enclave or anything akin to that

00:50:38.100 but i do think it could end up in a similar scenario that's why again i'm a big advocate on

00:50:45.000 learning practical practical skills if you can building up your independent resources keeping

00:50:51.000 your head down and being quiet because i was talking to um i mentioned him by name because

00:50:56.660 i'm not sure if he wants to be mentioned but um i was talking to some guys in the south african space

00:51:00.860 and they were talking about how all of these people will mention like these things akin to

00:51:05.580 return to the land akin to orania and they make a big thing of white man fight back we're fighting

00:51:11.440 back we're doing this thing yeah and then it gets into the news and then suddenly it is shut down

00:51:16.140 as i yeah again as well look at return to the land they're dealing with this now right with

00:51:20.720 lawfare right now because yeah they are they are well and around i used to do i used to talk to

00:51:26.140 uh johannes uh we used to do a show together or an x space together johannes um agenbach from

00:51:32.640 south africa um i've actually heard of him but yeah he's i mean i don't know if he's still kind

00:51:39.680 of i think he is but he's not as active anymore because he was uh there were some issues going

00:51:45.160 like i mean south africa is very dangerous right like so you talk to any of them especially for a

00:51:49.240 boar uh down there and he was one uh boar so but um they like i said he talks about orania and

00:51:56.740 basically how the reason why they the vry burger he's part of the vry burger movement uh what the

00:52:02.760 reason why they don't agree with it is because south africa's their land like why should you

00:52:07.560 pack up all your stuff and go to uh you know a separate place and i and i understand the concept

00:52:12.460 of irania i've even thought about something like this in you know canada doing something like this

00:52:16.980 but i'm torn in the sense that you know number one why should you give up the best like you know

00:52:23.300 urania is landlocked you know what i mean so they're still depending what's not treating it

00:52:26.940 i guess as if you have to completely pack up and leave to like another side of the country

00:52:31.340 i guess it depends on like your local area and what you can do there to set up something similar

00:52:35.460 like yeah again i don't want to be rigid in saying you have to go out to the outback and

00:52:39.440 set something up like that i guess like you can do it in your local area and it would be very

00:52:44.940 ballsy to do it in a city i'm not really sure if you could maybe out of suburban area maybe suburb

00:52:50.540 yeah yeah but if you can try as close as you can to home i would advocate for that i'm not trying

00:52:56.260 to rip people away from their ancestral roots i don't want people to be forced to pack up and

00:53:01.440 leave from the actual homes they lived in i'm not trying to be this this little gremlin dave um 0.97

00:53:08.940 ben shapiro telling like gen z to pack up and leave whatever the fuck no like obviously i'm 0.85

00:53:15.980 not trying to talk about that guy or like no i agree with you i and i actually i've talked to 0.89

00:53:20.380 my you know sons about i've talked to many people i've talked to friends that are real estate agents

00:53:24.260 about this and just thought like what is the what because there is still places available like

00:53:29.280 here anyways there's lots of land you know still available that hasn't been snapped up by uh you

00:53:34.700 know the ai centers and stuff like that but i thought the same thing i'm like what if you just

00:53:39.140 got like you know six other families you know just started with that and was like let's you know

00:53:44.440 either build our own houses on this large piece of of land and you kind of start small like that

00:53:49.400 right just there you have your own kind of like neighborhood yeah right and then you slowly

00:53:53.580 expand then you're like okay let's bring in a local you know kind of market or whatever like

00:53:58.360 let's bring in all these kind of things but you're right like the problem with that is if you can

00:54:02.580 stay under the radar it's not a problem right but the minute that somebody gets word of it then 1.00

00:54:08.700 they're gonna try to shut it down or you're gonna have people like a black person come in and try 0.99

00:54:12.960 to like buy a house there or something like that you know so i i i agree with your concept i think 1.00

00:54:18.780 a hundred percent like i think you know that is something that we could probably do without having

00:54:23.360 to necessarily i mean you would have to be involved in politics to a certain degree but

00:54:28.180 without anything you know it's probably the easiest path i guess is what i'm trying to say

00:54:32.540 it's probably the easiest path to to take well i feel it kind of bolsters your political prospects

00:54:37.520 as well because you kind of have like your actual home bases to an extent if that makes sense because

00:54:42.120 like if you've got a whole bunch of those in a sort of general area that are set up and it's just 0.99

00:54:47.080 too late for the state to really like rip it away right and again that's just what the south african

00:54:53.500 guys i did talk to kind of spoke of in regards to iranian like it's making them money to an extent

00:54:59.120 as long as you pay taxes yeah stuff like that yeah and you keep just within the threshold of

00:55:04.840 the state not completely nuking you right i think you're good it's just trying to like maintain your

00:55:10.720 head above sea level as much as possible well it's about it's like walking a tightrope right

00:55:14.920 like you're trying to yeah and it really gets into the like the other thing i wanted to talk

00:55:19.080 about when you're asking me about um parallel institutions and everything like that it really

00:55:23.400 is important for infiltrationism to affect media we really do need media to impact things and i've

00:55:28.840 spoken in a video of how we both need like western creatives we need people to be again we've seen

00:55:36.520 this very much in regards to commentary like again like what you and myself are doing we are talking

00:55:42.840 about these issues we are kind of acting as the parallel to all of the mainstream conservative

00:55:49.240 news that is out there and talking on these issues as commentators but it's kind of taking

00:55:54.120 a step forward from that and okay what if we want to tell a story in a form of a movie game show 0.97

00:56:02.840 that is not just a whole bunch of race swapped gay completely retarded in that sense 0.90

00:56:11.480 and then as it starts to get into the cultural consciousness it affects things there and it's 0.82

00:56:17.260 not just in like those departments because people will probably think that it is trivial but i do

00:56:22.420 think it matters and if it's not just in those areas those kinds of industries you would apply

00:56:27.700 it to every single other industry and the main importance of it is because i don't see the left

00:56:34.180 producing anything that is truly of value and it kind of gets a bit capitalistic when you

00:56:39.600 want some actual competition going around it kind of gets into the education sort of thing

00:56:44.420 of why i really think it's important to set up independent education bases because the second

00:56:49.380 you have actual merit people want to go to that thing and then the former universities will just

00:56:55.400 start to crumble because well what do they have to offer aside from something that will never get

00:57:00.180 you hired it's just a bunch of like fake degrees yeah i agree what becomes more official in that

00:57:06.840 sense in the eyes of the public yeah no i honestly 100 agree i think that that is because that's

00:57:14.560 probably one of the like i'm a big i used to be anyways a big like media you know buff like as

00:57:20.020 far as movies like i i i liked watching you know independent movies and all these different things

00:57:25.100 but now i can't even stomach it like any of the new stuff because it's just total you can only

00:57:29.400 ever watch older stuff yeah well that's what i've been doing right like a lot of people will say

00:57:34.560 well how come you are watching that movie again and it's like well because like i can only you 0.97

00:57:38.300 know i can only watch older movies now i can't stomach the new shit because it's so fake it's so 0.99

00:57:43.400 gay and it's so especially when you're somebody who you know is older and so you've kind of had 0.99

00:57:48.300 the chance to experience what media used to be like like where you could you know the movies and 0.96

00:57:52.520 the shows and stuff like that it's just so obviously fake you know what i mean so it just

00:57:58.300 it's almost like sickening to watch and you're right if we could set up like you know some sort

00:58:03.720 of media whether it was like a studio or independent like stuff i think that would be

00:58:08.860 so helpful and the university thing is a big issue too and i think i i don't know who i was

00:58:15.000 speaking to maybe it was in a space but i was speaking to the fact that like universities have

00:58:19.640 expanded so much and it's all to issue majority useless degrees like there's very few things that

00:58:25.660 you should really have to go to university for and you know those things are like doctors lawyers

00:58:30.000 you know engineers but nobody needs to and I'm I'm telling you this as somebody who got a degree

00:58:37.380 in one of the social sciences right I learned 10 times more just working in in those things

00:58:44.360 before I even got my degree it really is a point of actually how you're learning as well because

00:58:49.440 like personally I could not stomach high school I wish I just dropped out yeah like in year 10

00:58:54.860 i ended up doing it in year 12 because i was so checked out of the system oh it's just everything

00:59:00.140 like i was just like completely isolated personally i just could not stomach it

00:59:04.620 i was just like again part of it was i should have paid a bit more attention if i wanted to

00:59:09.580 complete it like i just did not feel like i was learning anything of true value sticking it out 0.89

00:59:15.060 there like i learned a lot more independent on my own than all the shit that they were like trying

00:59:21.520 to shovel down our throats and again it just really isn't saying like that people will come 0.94

00:59:28.860 something i really really fucking hate is when people will talk about changing the education

00:59:34.040 system and they go and we had to go through it so i guess our kids have to go through it like 0.99

00:59:37.980 shut the fuck up in that department i don't care if i have a shitty high school experience i would 0.99

00:59:42.540 want my kids to have a great high school experience like don't be so fucking selfish of course i'm 1.00

00:59:47.400 i don't know where that attitude comes from to be honest i don't know why it's so retarded yeah 0.95

00:59:52.860 like i've always for with you know my kids i've always wanted them i did whatever i sent them to 0.89

00:59:58.360 you know a catholic school with uniforms and all this stuff thinking that would be a better 0.95

01:00:02.140 experience for them than the fucking ghetto ratchet high school i grew up or you know i 1.00

01:00:06.640 went to that was in the middle of the fucking black ghetto like i didn't want that for them 0.99

01:00:10.780 i wanted them to go to a good school where they could learn where they wouldn't be subject to 0.99

01:00:14.680 you know the kind of nonsense that you are normally subject to in a public school so yeah

01:00:20.480 I don't get that attitude why parents feel like their kids should have to suffer as much as they

01:00:25.440 did in certain like in certain instances yes like people have to learn to accept defeat you know

01:00:31.160 they have to learn to accept being told no these are certain things obviously but like terrible

01:00:36.880 experiences like that like why I don't I've never understood that I don't get it like like looking

01:00:43.160 at my school was just a point of they like again i'm not super like i'm not a super big expert on

01:00:49.860 it but like the school just purely cared more about the actual results you got in the sense

01:00:55.380 of making the school look good rather than you getting any proper help to do what you actually

01:01:00.500 wanted to do and again i know like people will say that you should have gone into a more like

01:01:07.940 practical department personally like again it was just like where i was at in my life like i

01:01:11.960 i wanted to get into art heavily i still do yeah and it's like there was no like actual options to

01:01:18.240 get into the careers or fields i wanted to get into and again my school was absolutely shitty

01:01:23.600 it had like a i think at one point a 17 30 30 success rate for people graduating again i am

01:01:32.280 going off the top of my head so i could be wrong don't quote me on that no but you know what i can 0.97

01:01:37.600 i can believe it i honestly i can believe it yeah like again regional it's absolutely shite and 0.99

01:01:44.640 oh fuck i remember going across the road like just after grabbing a coffee one day and i was 0.98

01:01:51.260 going heading back to the school and i saw like as i was walking by near the um i guess gym area 0.99

01:01:58.800 of it um like behind it like some kids were just like fucking selling some vapes to each other i 0.98

01:02:03.420 just like saw one kid give another some money and then bam like fucking vape in the hand like there 0.96

01:02:08.140 was a terrible vape problem my fucking school and like again weird or kind of like one time as well 0.99

01:02:14.940 like some kid just fucking like grabbed a lighter like pressed it against like the principal's 0.99

01:02:21.380 fucking arm lit her arm like not terribly and then just booked it ended up getting tackled by 0.99

01:02:27.220 like three cops or some shit it's not funny but i mean that were a fight every week it was insane 0.99

01:02:33.260 yeah i i remember even sort of ramble but no it's fine totally fine this is what it's you know we're 0.93

01:02:39.520 just having a casual chat right but um i feel the same thing like from the time my oldest went to

01:02:46.540 high school to the time my youngest graduated like there was such a shift and that might have

01:02:51.180 been like a 10-year difference right and it was like you know it was kind of like there was a

01:02:56.260 little bit of bullying that went on when my oldest went but it was you know not it was normal like

01:03:00.540 what normal high school you would deal with and they were pretty they were pretty actually strict

01:03:05.540 on a lot of the rules there like even the uniforms which i know sounds stupid to a lot of people but

01:03:10.720 it sets a precedence right of expectation in these kids and stuff like that but then by the time my

01:03:15.960 youngest graduated like there was yeah cops there every single day i was constantly getting emails

01:03:21.180 saying you know there was like a gun you know gun call or whatever and it was just like how did this 0.91

01:03:26.440 happened in 10 years well they imported a whole shitload of the inner city kids to go there right 0.55

01:03:31.040 and that's what happened yeah a lot of that did happen like so many again like not like a massive 0.93

01:03:37.600 influx but there's definitely enough of people coming from like more city areas into these

01:03:42.940 places and it was just like complete i think culture shock for them and like a lot of these

01:03:48.820 like regional areas it's like super boring you don't really have much to do as a kid because 0.75

01:03:52.680 again a lot of them are just again just old people middle-aged people yeah like foreign workers of 0.54

01:04:00.700 any kinds or just like any like foreign people who got citizenship for some like it's becoming 0.97

01:04:06.360 atrocious in some towns that i have visited whenever i've gone around like holy fuck and 0.91

01:04:12.100 it's insane like i went to adelaide not too long ago it's like it's insane seeing how sheltered 0.93

01:04:17.820 some of these people are because i was uh i'm trying to remember the one place i went through

01:04:23.840 norlunga um in adelaide southern adelaide i believe or like kind of i think southern yes

01:04:29.320 southern and it was just atrocious like i was walking down the street and there was just some 1.00

01:04:35.060 crazy like either aboriginal or sudanese lady who was just losing her fucking shit and was almost 0.99

01:04:40.860 like fucking shirtless and i was like trying to avoid her as i was walking and there were just 1.00

01:04:44.480 some cops just like looking like even they were weirded out which i was like okay maybe the cops 0.99

01:04:48.940 do have some sanity here but yeah wait when you weird out those cops that's when you're you're 0.99

01:04:54.420 pretty bad yeah like again like i was just walking past this like crazy fucking lady and like she was 0.98

01:05:00.500 like i don't think she was even aware i was present i was just walking down the street 0.97

01:05:04.840 and like she was somehow coming towards me and like i just get out of the fucking way enough 0.99

01:05:09.620 and like she just like starts yelling about cursing the um the fucking cops or some shit 0.99

01:05:17.440 over that and it's just like what does our society come to and then i walk down there further and 0.99

01:05:23.360 there's just like some guy singing yelling shit like that as he's walking down i like avoid that 0.98

01:05:29.520 guy because he looked like a fucking crackhead something like that it's just like the complete 0.99

01:05:34.500 culture shock going from there to like this 97 white um suburb i was staying in it was just like 0.99

01:05:41.820 it was so peaceful i saw people walking their dogs riding their bikes there was just people

01:05:46.080 saying hi to each other yeah yeah like it was actual like just normal people you could strike

01:05:50.760 up a conversation be polite like to people going about their day and i was just like okay how do 0.67

01:05:56.520 you go from that to fucking mad max like the prequel or some shit before everything really 0.78

01:06:02.260 went down it's true i don't know you you actually you brought up a good point i was going to ask 0.97

01:06:06.780 you your thoughts on this because you talk you're talking about like that woman a woman that was

01:06:10.740 like gone crazy i am amazed like by this phenomena lately of and i mean yes they've been in the news

01:06:18.320 about these women who killed their kids which is also like that's lindsey clancy lindsey and 0.99

01:06:23.660 there's been a bunch of yeah coffee cats but even in general like the behavior of women has kind of 0.97

01:06:29.860 shocked me like i i joke about the fact that i watch you know a lot of body cam footage and 0.94

01:06:34.660 obviously this is pretty limited to the u.s right because no other country releases you know their

01:06:39.240 body cam footage like that but like the majority of these videos now are of women acting like total 1.00

01:06:46.600 fucking like as we would say here they're showing their ass like metaphorically like they're just 0.99

01:06:51.820 acting like total children and this is like like i i was blown and as somebody's in my 40s i was 1.00

01:06:58.560 totally blown away by the fact that this is how women behave now like in public and i can't believe 0.99

01:07:05.200 that i like you think i would i would know this already but like what are your thoughts i guess 0.99

01:07:10.780 on like what do you think is causing this because you mentioned you saw this lady that was you know 0.98

01:07:15.140 looking like a a crackhead so do we think that this like do you think this is the social media 1.00

01:07:21.020 cause like why are these women acting like fighting with the police like you know drunk driving with

01:07:26.520 there were three babies in the car um you know or i think it is a massive loss of fatherhood in a

01:07:33.820 lot of cases because like again they just didn't grow up with any authority yeah i do think that

01:07:38.400 is a major part to play plus again as we spoke earlier just on the school system and what they're 0.99

01:07:43.460 taught to like again what they learn going through that like girl power be a fucking girl boss like 0.99

01:07:49.040 it'd be boss in a mini or whatever the fuck that video was if you've seen that like the amount of 1.00

01:07:55.240 cortisol spikes i had watching that like what video was that oh oh it's like these stupid um 0.99

01:08:02.940 like fucking girls like oh i'll try and find the video if i can as i'm okay i'll just continue 0.99

01:08:10.720 talking but um again like tiktok hasn't helped either no like a lot of these algorithms they do 0.99

01:08:17.600 push all of this stuff to women and a lot of it does still happen to men as well men are a lot

01:08:22.680 more like resistant to a lot of these things thankfully there is a massive backlash in my

01:08:27.740 generation i do think it's a bit again the problem i feel we have like again this goes on to another

01:08:34.300 point i want to get into later yeah but um again just the hyper online aspect does not help because 0.97

01:08:40.680 again like look through black lives matter and that entire situation where like so many people

01:08:46.100 back in the day were given this first look and major impression of cops like so many of these

01:08:51.280 young women and it was just absolutely insane because they were forced in the news in like

01:08:56.900 their tiktok feeds in just what's normally talked about in regards to topics on the day-to-day like

01:09:01.600 it's not really being forced it's just become so prevalent that is now a day-to-day part of their 1.00

01:09:06.220 part of their lives that of course they will have this absolute psycho bitch reaction to any actual 0.95

01:09:13.000 authority trying to establish itself and like again often i'll look at it and i'm just like okay 0.95

01:09:19.900 we really do need a bit of again i'm not trying to go into totalitarianism but you need some

01:09:26.640 authority like like strong authority like people will hear that and immediately think you want a

01:09:32.080 dictatorship and it's like okay you know maybe that's what we need i mean i mean i'm kind of

01:09:37.880 like more of a point of like i'd want like a kind of national leader that has a bit of a council

01:09:44.020 behind him that has strong authority i've called myself a bit of an authoritarian in the past

01:09:48.760 i'm just weary of it getting into totalitarianism if that makes sense like i try and make the

01:09:54.380 distinction because again you often see these historical regimes and a lot of them are just

01:09:58.840 like i don't know pretty chill they're just trying to get public order and you kind of get

01:10:03.380 like i guess a bukele sort of thing i guess yeah yeah but you know bukele has done amazing things

01:10:12.440 for el salvador like they went from one of the most dangerous countries to one of the most safest 0.88

01:10:16.840 brown hitler yeah literally and all it took for him was to have the will to put these criminals 0.98

01:10:23.580 in jail like that's literally all it took right like he built a super prison or whatever it was

01:10:28.420 and and put them all in jail like and he doesn't have that attitude that is so prevalent in our

01:10:34.720 countries where it's like well there's too many people in jail and it's like there's never too

01:10:39.040 many people in jail if there's crimes being just build more jails well that's what i mean like

01:10:43.440 there the people in jail assuming that we're not in a totalitarian you know state the people that

01:10:49.020 are there's there's enough people or the people in jail are the right amount right actually there

01:10:53.440 should be more people because people are getting off on stuff so like i i when i hear that i'm like 0.97

01:10:57.820 what the fuck are you talking about bukelly built a massive super fucking prison that you know houses 0.97

01:11:03.240 thousands of fucking prisoners and look at what happened you know their country's safer now like 1.00

01:11:09.060 it's one of the most safest places now so this whole this whole fucking attitude like it's just 1.00

01:11:16.840 it's suicidal suicidal empathy right i mean it's become a bit of a thing of like even then they do 0.54

01:11:23.580 have rehabilitation and people will like look at rehabilitation and think it's soft it definitely

01:11:28.240 is in the western case but like but these people like they're just being like forced to work like

01:11:33.040 they will teach them the skills and as repentance well he will work like again that's just

01:11:38.280 labor for any crimes you commit like this is a common yeah exactly it's that's the word practical

01:11:45.100 right it's a it's a practical thing and and truth be told if the majority of these people were doing

01:11:49.540 that before they committed like they might not have committed the crimes in the first place right

01:11:53.160 because a lot of times it's out of boredom a lot of times it's just out of you know their pricks

01:11:57.720 and stuff like that but a lot of these young kids or whatever that get involved in these gangs which

01:12:03.240 is what the big problem was down there is that uh they just don't have enough to do you know what 0.98

01:12:09.200 i mean like they're just looking for something uh to do so yeah put them to fucking work put them 0.90

01:12:14.120 to you know i mean show them what it in order to be part of uh civil society well this is the 0.96

01:12:19.600 sacrifice you have to make right yeah like i don't know like would you rather have like centuries of

01:12:26.140 just war and chaos or would you just like within a decade finally have some peace and order with 0.96

01:12:31.500 like a few again not really many liberties broken i don't see el salvador turning into fucking china 0.84

01:12:38.420 or anything like that no no like again like that's kind of like the distinction i make between

01:12:44.000 authority and totality i guess like you can have a strong authority without it becoming an orwellian

01:12:49.060 hell state well somebody said yesterday and it was so funny because it's so true it's oh i think

01:12:54.480 it was i was watching fleckis but they were saying that basically feminism has come so far it's like

01:12:59.480 the bell curve kind of thing like it's come so far that now it's almost turning back into a 1.00

01:13:03.800 patriarchy right because like well it's just crazy because like these you know women are i think they

01:13:11.240 were referring to this whole cornell seven case which i don't even really know a whole lot about 1.00

01:13:15.280 but so the crazy blue-haired bitches are going to become trad wives yeah well or the fact that 1.00

01:13:20.240 they've they've created an environment where in order to continue to survive and and be able to 1.00

01:13:26.940 live and not be it is we have to go back to a patriarchy right because like and so it's almost

01:13:32.260 like they they played themselves basically right like you you wanted all these freedoms and all

01:13:37.740 these liberties and now look what it's got us it's got us back into the position where

01:13:41.240 like i don't mind it but unfortunately for them they're gonna need we're gonna need some strong

01:13:45.980 men with heavy hands to come in and you know fix things right yeah and it's like i don't know like

01:13:53.260 often when i see a lot of spheres and like a lot of young men getting away it is great it is good

01:13:59.100 i am one of those young men i'm just i don't know i've always been a bit more of a cautious person

01:14:03.840 in like not going too far in like the rhetoric aspect because like again it just turns so many

01:14:09.860 people off and again that's not telling people to be soft people will interpret that as being 0.97

01:14:15.100 soft it's not it's just trying to be like just act fucking normal like is it that hard bro like

01:14:21.440 in that sense because like again people suddenly fed post because haha fed post or they'll get

01:14:28.080 into somehow like i'm not sure if you saw the whole notice and news thing with can think you 0.99

01:14:33.500 have you heard of can think yes i know oh my goodness like that she was the one that dressed 0.99

01:14:38.460 up as a muslim right at the uh clavicular thing was that her i think uh i don't think she dressed 1.00

01:14:45.400 up as a muslim i think she just dressed up as like a full oh okay i thought she was wearing 0.82

01:14:52.780 like a head thing i don't know oh no no no it's just like a full like i think she was just trying

01:14:57.600 to copy the nsn or something like that okay okay i was like oh no it's gotten too hyper meme-y and

01:15:03.780 too hyper rigid and it's just like where again where is the rationality like again you can agree

01:15:11.040 with clavicular on the points of okay like all this stuff about hypergamy how women behave stuff

01:15:18.380 like that but on the flip side you can look at people like him and again other degenerates like

01:15:24.500 andrew tate yeah straight up against cam girls like are we kidding like you can look at those

01:15:30.060 kinds of people and go okay like if they have a point i guess we'll take it and use it as an

01:15:34.180 example that's not a full endorsement of them we do not like full-on like them that's like 0.55

01:15:38.980 well appropriate fuck is right twice a day right yeah yeah it's kind of that thing and with the 0.55

01:15:44.300 whole thing of like i guess protesting for clavicular could you not pick any other person 0.99

01:15:51.100 to advocate for like men's rights yeah like really are we picking the complete degenerate

01:15:57.620 who has flown to a certain middle eastern country has connections to i know the old

01:16:02.720 mary dominion uh not sure if everyone's gonna get that reference like certain influences around him

01:16:09.440 people yes spoken to and it's like are we joking are we serious as a movement are we really sticking

01:16:15.260 to our principles are we really gatekeeping anybody and then you'll see so many people 0.95

01:16:19.420 supporting him and it's just like oh my fucking goodness i want to just screaming to like the 0.99

01:16:26.580 fucking woods and go like what the fuck are we doing in nationalist spaces yeah and and we're 0.99

01:16:34.300 making ourselves you know look like we don't need to give the left any extra ammunition you know 0.99

01:16:40.380 what i mean and i think it's important to and i've said this a lot of times it's like because

01:16:44.180 you do get criticism like i've even gotten criticism for being a bit too soft but i think

01:16:48.980 you have to know your audience right it's so important to know your audience right so like

01:16:54.180 yeah, when I'm in the group chat with the Aussies and stuff like that, I can go hard and stuff like

01:16:57.620 that. But then when I'm, you know, obviously at work, I got to, you know, or at a family function 0.97

01:17:03.160 or at school, right, you got to tamper your message to or change your message to the audience,

01:17:08.480 right. And I think that a lot of people like there's there's room, I think, for all kinds

01:17:14.200 of dissidents in this movement. But I think we all have to understand that, yeah, like the Nick

01:17:19.820 Fuentes and that are never going to be a leader, they're just going to be an entertainer, right?

01:17:23.320 they're going to be somebody who might you know spread the message might get more people

01:17:28.060 looking into the kind of stuff but they're never going to lead anything in their entire life and

01:17:31.960 whatever we like again we need the propagandists too but uh yeah i mean i'll be i'll give nick a

01:17:39.140 bit more credit but i'd also get to give a fair bit more criticism than a lot of other people

01:17:42.860 give him i'd say yeah i'd know a bit more like again like again i like seeing that he encourages

01:17:48.780 the groopers a lot to infiltrate like that is a good aspect of them yes yeah but again they do

01:17:54.860 fall prey to a lot of the same issues we've talked about previously again i like the groupers i've

01:17:59.260 spoken to many groopers have you ever heard of tom foe yes i love his uh yeah yeah yeah like again

01:18:04.600 like i've spoken to him a fair bit in the past like the past year not like crazy in depth like

01:18:09.920 enough to like okay if i want to get like some groper opinions like i plan on doing a video like

01:18:15.520 doing i guess a fair critique of the groipers and like if you're gonna talk to anybody like

01:18:21.960 you have to be fair in your critiques and kind of get the room to chill the fuck out yeah first off 0.64

01:18:28.700 because like so much of it is just combative like haha nick fuentes is like a brown mexican or 0.98

01:18:33.700 whatever the fuck like yeah do you really think your opposing side is going to agree with that 0.98

01:18:38.060 and i look at it the same when you're talking to any marga people who are still on board with trump 0.99

01:18:43.180 but maybe super pro-white they can be like convinced of okay we really need to stop supporting

01:18:49.680 this and they're just like holding out because they just think hot trump's the only hope and if 0.95

01:18:53.660 you're like coming at them as a complete retard spurg who's just like super aggressive calling 0.98

01:18:58.900 them an idiot which is just the exact same thing as what hillary did back in 2016 and we saw how 1.00

01:19:05.460 that worked out for her you don't want to call the people you are trying to convince idiots that 1.00

01:19:12.220 is just a complete and utter like like how can you fail yes like how can you fail that do not 1.00

01:19:18.940 call the people you want to convince idiots you want to bring them over to your side like i see 0.99

01:19:24.280 way too much aggressive behavior in nationalist spaces like we can calm the room down a fair bit 0.99

01:19:30.500 and just be in a lot more civil we can be very strong in our opinions as well very staunch that

01:19:38.100 is not like being calm is not being like it's not being weak i don't know how you've gotten that

01:19:45.280 i guess dynamic of perceiving anything level-headed and calm and not being super bombastic

01:19:52.840 as weak or somehow not being strong in your opinions you're not radical enough you don't

01:19:58.180 have strong beliefs or whatever and i've had people say that to me and i'm just like

01:20:01.920 okay okay I honestly think it shows more strength to be able to do that because you're not allowing

01:20:09.440 your emotions to get the best of you you're trying to you know have a keep things like you're trying

01:20:15.400 to keep things civil right and there's no use in I don't think chimping out about certain things

01:20:21.340 like this because people number one a lot of people are put there just to bait you into that

01:20:25.520 kind of behavior but also if they're that like of that um opinion and if that's like the take

01:20:32.620 that they're going to have you're not really going to convince them otherwise so why waste

01:20:35.440 your energy right yeah like again some people are just never going to be convinced of course

01:20:40.120 you're going to have that but again there is that significant chunk which you've just completely

01:20:44.480 lost because you just had to blame them for again having hope in something rather than okay trying

01:20:52.860 convince them to go on to this other thing which will actually bring about the change that is

01:20:57.040 needed like i when it comes to public speaking and enable how would you put it de-escalation

01:21:04.380 so like like i think thomas russo honestly is one of the gold standards as far as what i've seen in

01:21:10.600 in you know nationalist leaders and stuff like that just because like the way he now again i

01:21:15.160 don't know him obviously but i'm just saying the way he talks and like when he's challenged and

01:21:19.460 like in a debate and stuff like that he keeps things he's very he's very able and very capable

01:21:24.060 of keeping things kind of chill and and just ignoring the the bait you know what i mean like

01:21:29.140 when people try to rage bait him into stuff and stuff like that at least from what i've yeah

01:21:33.140 right from what i've seen of his things uh his interviews and stuff like that um i think that

01:21:39.900 to me it's it shows more like you're going to get more what's the saying right you're going to get

01:21:45.160 more uh flies with honey than vinegar or whatever it is bees with like so i think if you're able to

01:21:50.500 kind of you don't have to cuck to the message but i think if you're able to keep things like

01:21:54.180 charlie kirk right as a good example before he died right he was able to keep things pretty

01:21:59.140 you know civil and still and he is a moderate he wasn't like an extreme right obviously but

01:22:04.840 obviously in how he like wielded his rhetoric he was of course very skilled very skilled exactly

01:22:09.720 right and i think that is something that people overlook that if you're not very skilled in

01:22:13.940 communication and your rhetoric it just comes off as schizo posting right yeah like it is something

01:22:20.480 you need to learn like again this is why i think it's good for people to make channels as well and

01:22:24.600 start talking or not just in terms of channels like you may want to stream you may want to

01:22:29.560 again get into x spaces on x yeah like that's the entire point you are supposed to try and learn to

01:22:34.540 talk better you're supposed to get more articulate you're supposed to formulate your ideas learn to

01:22:39.160 think more on the fly and it just again it is again your brain is a muscle you are quite literally

01:22:44.600 working that muscle yada yada that entire thing yeah and i i will admit that i like i've always

01:22:51.800 been pretty like decent i guess you could say at public speaking but i haven't had to do it

01:22:56.880 a lot um previous to probably covid i guess you could say or maybe before that but spaces is what

01:23:04.080 really gave me the confidence to kind of yeah like to public to publicly speak to like a bunch

01:23:09.880 of people that you don't even know right um and it i encourage people to listen like i i think i

01:23:15.900 spent the first year um in nationalist x just pretty much listening to spaces right and a lot

01:23:21.240 of times it was like yeah it was the aussie spaces the irish spaces and you kind of just

01:23:25.660 listen to how other people articulate and stuff like that and you you learn a lot right and if

01:23:30.540 you're able to kind of take that on and be able to teach yourself to articulate like that,

01:23:36.480 the more people, the merrier that we have like that, because inevitably the left always ends

01:23:41.560 up getting unhinged. So if you're able to kind of keep a stoic kind of attitude about you and just,

01:23:48.860 you know, stick to the facts, that's always going to win out in the end. People are always going to

01:23:52.360 side with that over the hysterical, screaming, you know, woman or true.

01:23:55.960 hmm again it's like just remaining like self-assured in yourself a fair bit like

01:24:02.800 i guess to put in perspective once again going back to my high school um experiences like you

01:24:08.660 like i remember when i like again this was back when i was like very basic in my like conservative

01:24:13.320 kind of views and i was speaking about like again in my english class i was doing an assessment

01:24:19.100 about trump and why i supported him and like again i that was like my first like major thing

01:24:25.140 like again for me politically speaking doing something in front of that many people and like

01:24:31.880 again it may seem small at the time and it 100 is it's like you kind of need to take that first step

01:24:36.960 because like again i remember adrenaline rushing in pumping like my legs were shaking yeah but i

01:24:41.740 kind of like forced myself through the thing and ended up being pretty good and like i was like

01:24:47.620 actually happy with myself afterwards and then again like that happened less and less whenever

01:24:52.960 i did something again like it's a bit different when you're doing it online as well because you

01:24:56.500 don't have as much pressure i still got a bit like antsy when i first went into spaces and stuff like

01:25:01.660 that but like again once you do it more like you get used to it like it's just a point of like

01:25:09.500 nothing ventured nothing gained you have to keep doing it and like at least i'm not the guy who

01:25:15.360 came up right after me and ended up crying because of the entire thing i don't know why like it was

01:25:20.640 just he just really had some like bad thing about public speaking i don't know why he just like was

01:25:26.240 like you get no shame on him it's just no no again i'm just like adding a funny thing that

01:25:31.620 like happened after i think that i honestly thinking back to you because you mentioned

01:25:35.700 school and stuff like that and here they kind of remove that uh you know or that requirement

01:25:42.500 to public speak like i remember when i was in school probably as young as grade three or grade

01:25:48.140 four yeah you were expected to do presentations in front of the class now you know like even when

01:25:54.420 they just add videos that or they're like you can get an exemption if you have anxiety or if you

01:26:00.020 you know so it's like they do it right it's not you can't publicly speak yeah so it's like it's 0.99

01:26:06.480 so stupid it is stupid and then what happens is you have a bunch of people that are in their 20s 1.00

01:26:11.420 and 30s and can't phone the doctor to make an appointment at all they can't communicate they 1.00

01:26:16.280 cry when you know they have to talk to somebody um or something like that and i remember in school

01:26:22.280 because i was one of those kids that was deathly afraid to speak in front of everybody i was not

01:26:26.900 sure of myself i was very insecure and the teacher was like too bad you'll get a zero if you don't do

01:26:31.960 it get up there and do it like they had no sympathy back then yeah and now they just don't 0.96

01:26:37.020 give a fuck because like at the very least they kind of like forced you to do it now they don't 0.95

01:26:41.020 like i work very well under urgency and stuff like that which again like again like i'll still 0.99

01:26:47.560 work okay it's like self like just doing it on my own like i'll get through it but when it's

01:26:51.580 close to a deadline that's when i get the very last of it out super fast and i think of it i

01:26:57.500 have adhd that's why i'm asking yeah honestly i think i do my mother went at me saying oh you

01:27:03.220 probably don't have adhd what are you what are you are you autistic or something that's how she

01:27:08.160 it sounds very adhd coded because i'm the same way like i i wouldn't be surprised if i do end

01:27:14.040 up having adhd or something like that like it's not a bad thing like honestly yeah it's just like

01:27:19.280 you kind of have to work with it like it's not like the end of the world you just kind of have

01:27:22.760 to work with it and you don't have to be medicated for it honestly you just have to you have to

01:27:26.020 utilize tools to help you manage yourself better that's really it that's all all it comes down to

01:27:30.260 but it just reminds me of it because i'm the same way i literally will procrastinate until like the

01:27:35.260 last hour but then when i i will get that shit done and it will be probably one of the best

01:27:40.060 things i've done it's getting into the habit of it too as well like once you are in the habit of 0.86

01:27:43.840 it like procrastination does get away go away um but yeah like if i feel like i would have done a

01:27:50.480 lot better if i was in like the old school system in terms of how they handled things because like 0.84

01:27:55.340 again they were super fucking strict about punishments oh yeah it was super fucking strict 0.86

01:27:59.520 about like the expectations and again it would be like again people will argue like again it was a 0.98

01:28:05.680 bit crazy like how far they went and like even in modern school systems as well when you look at 0.93

01:28:10.900 south korea and how fucked they have it like that's absolutely atrocious if you've seen even 1.00

01:28:15.900 a little bit of their school system with the whole night school things and how much like they're like 0.99

01:28:21.300 they a sort of thing like they i was watching a moon video i haven't actually watched it for a

01:28:26.240 long time yeah it was like one of my gateways like to get super based but um i was watching

01:28:33.260 a video recently that um somebody else sent me and it was on the point of uh what was it um again

01:28:40.280 like south korea and the education system and how lower income families spend as much as they do on

01:28:46.020 food as they do private education to get their children onto all of these jobs yeah and it's

01:28:51.780 just like super absurd like extra for extra tutoring like the kids are in school like 12

01:28:57.140 hours a day it's just absurd and then they like can't do anything practical on the ground i'd 0.98

01:29:04.660 imagine as well from that but that's their that's the way again it shows how these cultures can

01:29:11.200 kind of you know take root in a in a society and it kind of pervades you know perverts the whole 0.55

01:29:17.160 thing because and i don't know with south korea as far as like what the jobs are there and

01:29:21.760 stuff like that but like they're super focused on you know getting education whereas like

01:29:27.300 a lot of these things that they're getting education in in the west anyways would be

01:29:32.980 considered like useless like you you would just it's a it's a bureaucracy job or like i called

01:29:38.240 it an email job right but just looking at the two ends of opposite extremes i guess and as you were

01:29:44.860 saying about status like they have a major status thing about there if you do not go through that

01:29:49.240 Yeah, that will. And that's a huge thing. And I think we also not to the same degree, obviously, but I think in the West, we've also had that over the last 20, 30 years, like, the pressure to go to post secondary school was like, basically, we were indoctrinated. And, you know, my kids even were indoctrinated to the fact that if you didn't go to post, well, first of all, if you didn't graduate high school, you were like, not even considered human.

01:30:15.060 Oh, my goodness. I would not have survived.

01:30:17.380 i know it's true right like and even like you know my brother and stuff like that like didn't

01:30:21.820 finish high school right so like but but now it's like if you don't go to post-secondary and get a

01:30:27.840 degree then you know you're never going to have a job you're going to work at mcdonald's the rest 1.00

01:30:31.200 of your life and it's like well joke's on you it's the indians working at mcdonald's now right 0.99

01:30:35.380 yeah so but i feel like it's such a damaging attitude because like it i think it took a lot

01:30:41.460 of men away from you know fields that we need them in and then now they're saying oh well we

01:30:46.880 have a shortage right of these people like in trades and then you know whatever you want to

01:30:51.220 call it right this is something like again i really do hate about the education system and

01:30:55.720 just how generalized it is like equal fair all this stuff it's like why can't we have genuine

01:31:03.180 meritocracy and why can't we get think again if people are inclined to certain things why not

01:31:08.360 let them like again pursue that of course you will have like again the basic general things so that

01:31:13.540 if somehow they're not able to do those jobs then of course they have something basic to

01:31:19.080 fall back on and survive of course you'd want that but like for the general part of it like

01:31:23.860 the big picture you would want them to pursue the things that they are super skilled in of course

01:31:28.880 and that they would be passionate about and actually show a drive for why we do not do that

01:31:34.080 it's like again again it is on purpose i honestly i genuinely believe it's on purpose they do that

01:31:39.840 or they're just too lazy yeah well even when it comes to guidance counselors right like I have

01:31:46.480 this discussion with a lot of people here when I went to school you had a guidance counselor in

01:31:51.260 in school and what their job was is to kind of help you well to deal with the little you know

01:31:56.440 personal issues as well in school but mostly to help you kind of figure out your path post high

01:32:01.940 school whether it was to get into a trade whether it was to just graduate high school and work

01:32:06.480 um or to go to post-secondary right and they counseled you on this stuff and they and they

01:32:10.900 would basically tell you like they would look at your your interest they would look at your grades

01:32:15.160 and how you you know the comments from your teachers and stuff like that and they'd be like

01:32:18.180 you know they would kind of give you an idea of maybe this isn't the best path for you you should

01:32:21.980 maybe look at going down this path right and a lot of people found that you know the bureaucracy

01:32:26.480 found that harmful um you know because people should be able to do what they want and they

01:32:31.460 kind of eliminated that for all intents and purposes like when my kids were in high school

01:32:36.120 there was no count like you had to do it all yourself there was no counseling to tell you

01:32:40.000 what would be a good path for you um you just had to basically okay um yeah so i don't know

01:32:45.620 we do have guidance counselors still but they aren't to the level of like what i saw from what

01:32:51.840 you were just mentioning like they will they're like teachers i don't know i was never really

01:32:55.520 asked like in depth what i wanted to pursue in terms of like that level i guess like there was

01:33:02.160 like a bit of it like okay what are my interests but like i didn't get like what you were just

01:33:06.880 talking about then well that was more like when i was in high school like they would yeah now

01:33:11.320 of course like i'm just saying like from the again like guidance guidance counselors back then

01:33:16.260 guidance guidance counselors now well and and like i said this was in the 90s and they actually

01:33:21.740 well the late 90s but they uh actually had you know they were actual counselors like they weren't

01:33:27.700 just teachers that were filling in you know what i mean like they were actual counselors that were

01:33:31.660 social workers usually right and now it's like they just it's kind of like yard duty for the

01:33:37.440 teacher right it's like okay well you're on guidance this week you know i mean to one of

01:33:40.280 the teachers right so they they don't like have an interest in in that and they don't want to do

01:33:45.240 it it's just one extra thing that they you know don't want to do just like coaching sports and

01:33:49.400 stuff like that right so i don't know why they got away from that and they basically just pushed

01:33:54.380 everybody to going to university even if they weren't sure what they wanted to do and that's

01:33:59.580 why we have a bunch of people who have tons of debt from university and you know or no job or

01:34:06.180 no interest in what they went to school for because they really didn't want to do that because

01:34:09.760 the other thing i would think too is that they do expect people to go or kids nowadays they're not

01:34:15.160 as mature as they were when i was 18 like again when i was 18 i was living on my own going to

01:34:19.980 school working like i was a full-fledged like 30 year old basically but now things have changed so

01:34:26.280 much that 18 year olds are not the same as 18 year olds 20 30 years ago right so i don't think

01:34:30.960 they're as mature and they're able to kind of make that kind of a decision and even figure out what

01:34:35.200 they want to do with their life and we're funneling them into a post-secondary education you know

01:34:39.980 institution where they're going to get a degree that's probably not going to help them a whole

01:34:43.100 lot in their future and they're going to be saddled with debt after um and then they come

01:34:48.120 out and they're like this is not what i fucking wanted to do right so i think that's also an issue

01:34:52.300 but that could go back to just i guess you could go back to maybe the industrial revolution once 0.78

01:34:56.680 people started work not working in the home and helping the family with the farming and stuff and

01:35:01.100 going to to outsourced jobs or whatever i guess very much used to be like about their craft i

01:35:06.800 guess yes yes exactly i'm kind of focused on wanting to get back to that but kind of like

01:35:11.320 mixed with how like again maybe i can't talk um getting back to something akin to that but mixed

01:35:17.720 we mixed with what we've got today i guess like yeah where you will allow people to pursue what

01:35:23.480 they need to do but in a more i guess um formalized way in terms of an actual system yes no i i agree

01:35:31.560 with that 100 like you shouldn't be destined to do something that you hate to do because i was

01:35:36.520 like you i was one of those people that's why i ended up doing graphic design initially

01:35:40.480 um love art right but unfortunately there's not many pathways to make a living doing art which

01:35:46.540 is which is a shame because we've kind of reduced everything in society like we've taken the beauty 0.97

01:35:52.740 out of society we've reduced everything down to like binary like ones and zeros you know what i 0.99

01:35:57.000 mean like so there's like there's no appreciation for art there's very little

01:36:01.440 well that's what i mean and even now music right yeah if you look at the music oh my goodness

01:36:07.920 what's next ai streamers like again this is what they have vtubers right which is kind of the same

01:36:13.720 vtubers aren't really the same as that like from what i've seen like they actually do have like an

01:36:18.900 actual person behind them like with the artificial but you're right i i do think that we're going to

01:36:24.840 get to ai streams like i mean the indian they they there's articles now that are written did you see 0.90

01:36:30.440 the um guy called neon like again he's an absolute fucking retard of course i've heard of him i think 0.92

01:36:35.660 my son's mentioned him before he he's like a black streamer right um that or i think he might be 0.98

01:36:41.700 indian um oh is he indian maybe maybe maybe something like that again i'm not completely

01:36:46.240 sure um but he did like a full ai stream it's just absolute slop i don't get how people could

01:36:52.480 watch the guy could watch the guy's uh former content um i don't get how people can watch that

01:36:58.680 like i'm generally like okay oh like what the fuck i think we've all been our brains i'm gonna 0.50

01:37:07.060 send you an atrocious photo of him you might want to put it in the video okay yeah i will 0.97

01:37:12.000 uh but i think that too like the we've our brains have kind of turned to mush with it's kind of like 0.53

01:37:18.680 a what do you want to call it a double-edged sword like i think tiktok has you know created

01:37:22.920 that but it's also because of tiktok we're like that you know what i mean like there people find 0.83

01:37:27.480 the stupid like i've seen literal content creators that you know make a living like they are able to 0.93

01:37:33.740 support themselves and their literal content is just like a good example was muckbangers a couple 1.00

01:37:38.740 years ago right oh no no i just remember that one guy what was that oh nicocado avocado oh my goodness 0.99

01:37:45.980 like are you crazy and then i've seen people like that just literally document their boring ass 0.98

01:37:51.680 fucking life all day and it's like i don't understand who is interested in that kind of 0.99

01:37:55.960 content and it's the same as these streamers are talking about like neon and i got speed 0.99

01:37:59.700 like who's interested in this stuff it's just slop like it's you're not learning anything

01:38:09.400 right from it you're not you know it's just little but again a lot of this entertainment

01:38:14.320 but it's ended up playing politics like it would have been fine if it was just 1.00

01:38:17.980 on the side i guess like i'll just say okay this is kind of some stupid shit to watch 0.99

01:38:23.100 yeah but like yeah now it's like plagued every single thing and now it's just frying everyone's 0.96

01:38:31.200 brains and it's just like it's an actual hazard i honestly think well and i'm shocked at the

01:38:36.600 amount of people who genuinely believe that information they find they hear on tiktok is

01:38:41.760 like the gospel tartaria yeah like and my daughter's actually one of them and like there's

01:38:47.620 constantly well like not not like crazy things but like she'll you know there'll be a situation

01:38:54.120 going on and she'll be like whoa did you hear that you know it was uh vladimir putin that

01:38:58.280 massacred all these ukraines uh yesterday and uh you know a gas chamber like something so so like

01:39:03.840 you know that could be tangibly related to what's going on but it's just so off the cuff like it's

01:39:08.640 no way it's true right and you that you challenge them you're like uh no i don't think so like yeah

01:39:14.520 that's what everybody's saying i saw it on tick like they legit believe tick tock is like the

01:39:18.500 national post like it's literally like it's you know and that is a serious problem and people 0.86

01:39:24.520 yeah yeah right and people are incentivized to bullshit on these platforms because it gets more 0.99

01:39:31.460 clicks right so people don't realize that like your whole worldview is is fake and gay and then 0.99

01:39:38.560 when they when they realize it it's like they have a mental breakdown about it it's just insane 0.97

01:39:45.400 they can't learn anything that's actually truthful it's just like again they will get so again as i

01:39:51.020 was saying earlier like yeah it's not just with anxiety just people become like self-assured 0.97

01:39:56.320 idiots honestly well it's what is it called the dunning-kruger effect like where you are convinced 0.98

01:40:02.080 of your own so convinced of your own intelligence that you don't have the awareness to realize you're 1.00

01:40:06.360 not you're an idiot it's something like that i can't oh my goodness i'm constantly thinking like 1.00

01:40:11.660 oh fuck i've got to be super accurate about this thing oh people get up get up me about that and 1.00

01:40:16.040 it's just like i kind of go fuck that if i get it wrong i get it wrong i guess like well i'm not 0.99

01:40:21.940 gonna make a big deal out of it out of it like if again like obviously want to be as accurate as i 0.94

01:40:26.680 can but again in my content style it is very obviously off the cuff like again i've got like

01:40:32.580 a gaming video in the background running and like minimal editing editing to no editing and

01:40:37.800 it's just me talking yeah like there isn't supposed to be so much in the form of like 0.84

01:40:43.720 virillium style editing like super like again i fucking hate that guy yeah but um again it's like 0.55

01:40:49.740 it's more it's more like for you to be listening but you still need to have which is it's kind of 0.93

01:40:55.620 sad you still need to have that kind of something going on in the background because people's brains

01:41:00.380 are still uh like that short their attention span is so short they need to have something

01:41:06.100 going on in the background to even listen to something yeah so i mean it's just kind of like

01:41:11.360 how youtube content used to be back in the day as well like you used to have like all of these

01:41:15.400 older commentary channels with similar stuff they just didn't talk politics that's true that yeah

01:41:21.240 that's very true and now you know the politics has become the the big thing now uh in these spheres

01:41:26.920 but you cannot escape it like well i think again it's the biggest issue we have right now unfortunately

01:41:32.940 have you ever heard of jack septica because an interesting thing happened recently ever heard

01:41:37.420 of that guy jack what jack septica no okay so he was like this content creator that a lot of people

01:41:45.900 in my generation grew up with and like they found him funny like i watched him a little bit like

01:41:50.660 again i wasn't super into the guy but like he made a like joke like again it was like oh you

01:41:57.240 look like charlie kirk you want to get kirked and like he's a super leftist guy okay i heard about 0.99

01:42:01.500 the person that did so that's him i've heard about the person yeah that's him yeah he's a fat fuck 0.99

01:42:05.720 now okay as always it always happens that way yeah oh my goodness have you seen this um 0.99

01:42:12.700 thing of all of these like liberal youtubers who used to be like i guess normal creators 0.69

01:42:18.800 but now they're just like like they've just completely become trans they look absolutely 0.79

01:42:26.220 atrocious there was like this one like i guess like i think millennial guy who like seemed 0.96

01:42:31.920 normal ish in his content like normie liberal libtard i guess you could say stuff like kind

01:42:38.780 of a harmless guy i guess and then talked about some political stuff again i don't remember the

01:42:42.940 name of the guy and then he years later was talking about work point one work 1.0 was actually

01:42:51.460 bait was actually great or something like that and it just showed him like dressed as like a

01:42:57.140 trans like it was like again he was like full-on trans and was pretending to be some old lady

01:43:03.980 named mildred it's just like i was waiting for the reaction once i finally got to that part

01:43:11.780 yeah it's just a trope again like all of these people who seemed okay i guess like 0.99

01:43:18.240 they're stupid they don't really know the world bam you see that years later 0.96

01:43:23.760 yeah sorry i was just yeah no and i feel like this 1.00

01:43:29.380 now too i feel like currency is basically it kind of ties into this whole all these like the tranny 0.91

01:43:37.540 thing the the phenomena we have now with people being you know all having some sort of ailment

01:43:42.980 whether it's you know people collect mental illnesses like pokemon cards now or or physical

01:43:47.420 illnesses too um and i feel like that's all kind of the trickle-down effect from the participation 0.99

01:43:52.620 metal uh generation which i'm glad i mainly just got like like the flow or some stupid shit like 0.93

01:44:00.040 not fucking catching like mental health cards left or unset this is like i i've seen it so much 0.98

01:44:06.580 like just in the peripheral because of my obviously because of the age of my kids and 0.98

01:44:10.980 stuff like that but like it just blows me away because it's almost like you know because they

01:44:16.960 were told that everybody is you know everybody deserves a medal everybody is the same you know

01:44:22.720 everybody's a winner that was the big thing everybody's a winner and stuff like that so

01:44:26.080 like when they become adults they realize that like they're not getting the same attention right

01:44:31.760 like other people are getting more attention than them so then it becomes this whole competition for

01:44:35.460 social you know credit kind of thing or social um currency and so that's why like we have this now 1.00

01:44:42.740 where tons of women like i saw a stat yesterday that like there's this fucking illness called 1.00

01:44:48.160 pots right and it's like so rare that like very they can't even barely diagnose it because it's 0.80

01:44:55.020 like not one of those things that is really testable right it's just kind of like ambiguous

01:44:58.660 like a psychological issue right what are you doing atlas um and then so they were saying that

01:45:05.360 that diagnosis for that has gone like through the roof over the last like 10 years and it's all these

01:45:12.380 women that are saying they have pots and the reason is is because you can't prove or disprove 0.52

01:45:16.160 it right so and it's supposed to be this terrible thing but it's like i remember when like they 0.86

01:45:22.140 first diagnosed me with anxiety when i was like 18 or 19 years old i fucking thought i was going

01:45:27.680 to take it to my grave i was so ashamed of that like there was no way i was telling anybody that 0.74

01:45:32.520 i was like i had some sort of defect or whatever but now i feel like you know you go to anybody's

01:45:37.360 profile and they have like 20 different like ailments listed and it's like this is something

01:45:41.060 they're supposed to be proud of right and i'm just like when did we switch from being ashamed

01:45:46.880 of it's the suffering olympics of the oppression olympics basically the oppression olympics yeah 0.99

01:45:52.480 yeah and i'm just like like to this day even when i watch these women in these body cam videos and

01:45:58.620 i see them acting that way i'm like first of all like if i ever like i'm blown away because these

01:46:05.480 things get viewed by millions of people so i couldn't like i would die of humiliation if even

01:46:11.200 if i was being arrested and it was viewed by millions of people like especially if it was 0.77

01:46:15.920 for something stupid if it was for being based and racist whatever right but i'm saying like

01:46:19.660 if it's hey then you get a whole thing and go fund me i guess nowadays yeah well that's the 0.94

01:46:24.640 next thing right go fund me too and yeah it was funny when i got docs too like and i appreciated

01:46:30.860 the help right like but people you know were like oh you know do you want to like your job did you

01:46:36.040 lose your job and i'm like honestly i'm not worried about my job per se and i don't want a go fund me

01:46:40.700 or anything like that like whatever i will get back on my feet and stuff like that's not a big

01:46:45.500 deal right yeah um and you know yes it's a good thing for the community to come together but

01:46:50.200 you're right it's like every time a minor thing happens like oh let's start a go fund me somebody 0.82

01:46:54.300 called a black person a nigger let's go yeah just doing the whole shiloh henryx yeah like 0.51

01:46:59.380 that was 2024 right yeah and i'm not saying that was like i think it was great what she did and i 0.97

01:47:04.720 think more people need to do that but it's like getting a little bit too much now you know like

01:47:08.860 because then you have chud the builder you're gonna see um guys like johnny the arian he yes 0.56

01:47:13.540 yes you know that guy oh yeah well they're like they'll purposely put themselves in these

01:47:19.280 situations and then want a gofundme to bail them out and it's like no like you know what i mean

01:47:23.340 like it's different if it's like in shiloh's case you know she was just trying to enjoy the park and

01:47:27.860 you know that kind of happened as is but like when i look at like chud the builder chasing it it's

01:47:32.820 very obvious exactly right and so then it's like you know what i'm sorry but i'm not gonna give you

01:47:37.500 money for you know to get you out of something that you should have very well known not to get

01:47:41.800 involved in in the first place you know so i'm yeah i'm of that that regard but that's just it

01:47:47.380 goes with every movement like the grifters and stuff like that and it's i don't know i think

01:47:52.060 there's no way you can get out of that get away from that right i mean somehow you'll see guys

01:47:56.160 like drew pavlo get like thousands of dollars donated to him so i know well but see drew is

01:48:02.360 playing the game right like yeah he is he's playing the game and and this is one thing that i

01:48:07.740 i guess i'll never become rich doing you know content creation or anything like that because

01:48:12.620 i will never play the game like i would rather quit first so i will never and i and that is

01:48:17.560 sometimes it's to my detriment like I just do not compromise my principles for that like I would

01:48:23.580 just rather be poor than do that right like I and I know you know a lot of people say well you know

01:48:30.580 you don't know what you would be no I'm pretty sure you know this is probably why I'm not rich

01:48:34.260 now I will not compromise my principles for that it really depends on like again I'm not gonna like

01:48:40.920 shame people for like getting money I don't really think you have to full-on compromise your

01:48:44.520 principles to get that it just really depends on how you go about it like some people go like hey

01:48:50.400 if you do want to support me i'm not going to force you this is just like if you do genuinely

01:48:55.180 want to again like if i'm ever going to do that though yeah that's that's yeah yeah like again

01:49:00.600 again i think you can like again make money out of like talking about this stuff so long as you're

01:49:08.260 not trying to make it a thing of like again oh the next big issue i've got to be like all these

01:49:14.700 like benny johnson or like all these pundits who constantly talk on the next big controversy it's

01:49:20.660 just like they're like ambulance chasers i call them you know like they're chasing the next thing

01:49:24.700 i mean i i have no problem honestly i honestly i really hate a part of it in the sense of like

01:49:29.920 how many names get trivialized like henry novak it's just become a name that is used for so many

01:49:37.580 clicks and it's really a sad thing yeah well it's it's used to get people it's used in the

01:49:41.900 titles of videos to get people to click on them and stuff like that and i have no problem i think

01:49:46.400 people should be able to make a living doing you know content and i don't necessarily think you

01:49:51.960 have to compromise your principles but i do think to get to the level of of some of these streamers

01:49:56.840 like fuentes and i don't know what are some other big right steven crowder i guess you could say

01:50:02.860 like some of these guys they've obviously and maybe they don't believe what we do maybe they

01:50:07.940 aren't uh you know they don't have a national socialist kind of ideology or whatever but i

01:50:13.600 think a lot of times they you know walk uh they're too soft on on they won't say their beliefs or

01:50:19.780 they'll yeah they'll kind of compromise on maybe their belief of the jews or whatever you know

01:50:25.980 what i mean just to kind of make sure that they can it depends on how far you actually go with

01:50:29.820 Because personally, like, again, I consider myself pretty milquetoast.

01:50:33.240 Like, I consider myself moderate in a lot of cases because, again, I only go so far.

01:50:37.680 Well, your content would be, yeah, I would think.

01:50:39.380 Yeah, like, again, even then, by proxied so many people further, it's just like, well, I'm only looking at it from the practical aspect.

01:50:49.040 I'm not, like, super ideological about it.

01:50:51.940 Like, again, I've spoken to a fair few people.

01:50:54.660 And, again, some people say I align with, like, third position and stuff like that.

01:50:59.620 some people will like say i'm i know like again did you do that political test did you do that

01:51:07.420 yeah i ended up yeah the whole alt light thing and like that was me too alt light yeah next yeah

01:51:15.380 it was a whole thing of like i'm only looking at it in terms of how far i'm willing to go

01:51:21.140 because i ended up getting national syndicalism on that test oh really well as alt light yeah like

01:51:27.300 um like again it really depends because like i was super centrist economically and then on another

01:51:34.500 test i was leaning public and then further well i just went like 71 public full-on national

01:51:41.620 syndicalist far more security far more militaristic and again i only look at it through the lens of

01:51:48.040 okay what's going on at the time i prefer not to get ideological because right yeah i think

01:51:53.460 ideology excuse me ideology has its uses it just depends on like how practical things can be there's

01:52:00.280 always going to be things you're going to have to compromise on at the end of the day with your

01:52:03.480 fellow nationalists who may have other beliefs that again like aren't like a super big thing

01:52:08.260 to bridge it's just like you're gonna have like the 70 80 90 you agree with but then there's that

01:52:13.580 30 to 10 you disagree on which is fine you're going to work those out it's just like well

01:52:20.400 Well, I'm very circumstantial in how far I'm going to go, I guess.

01:52:24.820 And that's honestly, that's fair.

01:52:26.040 And I think this is the problem with the, you know, or, well, this is why I have a problem, I guess you could say, with the purity spiraling thing.

01:52:32.260 Because at the end of the day, like, I really don't, and this may make me a bad national socialist, I guess you could say, but I really don't care all that much about what you do in your, you know, kind of personal life or what you did in the past outside of it being as long as it wasn't too serious.

01:52:47.340 but like if or even your beliefs now like again we have this issue the purity spiraling like the 0.63

01:52:52.960 dominion society for example the leader is like one quarter black on his like his grandfather is

01:52:58.920 half black which i don't know it's like it's so down there that and it's so kind of irrelevant

01:53:03.780 to what is going on like he's still doing a good thing he's still a great i think a great leader

01:53:10.240 for that organization and all this kind of stuff and he still has you know the the right goal in

01:53:17.020 mind right like his goal is the same as everybody else's right so i feel like constantly harping on

01:53:22.400 these things especially people who are actually doing something is fucking counterproductive and 0.99

01:53:27.820 i think that it's it's a cancer in our in our movement right like it's it's a fucking cancer 0.98

01:53:33.540 like i try to separate the message from the person like again i hear tons of stuff about 0.98

01:53:39.540 in your guys's case in australia about you know the nsn guys like oh why do you uh you know follow

01:53:44.680 this guy he did this or why did you i i'm not his wife i'm not his girlfriend i don't care

01:53:49.300 about that right i care that is he sending the message that i align with like the you know the

01:53:55.240 yeah whatever and and you know obviously i'm not an australian but i'm saying it would be the same 0.52

01:53:59.220 thing here in canada and this is why i didn't shit on the whole thing when daniel you know it 0.79

01:54:04.080 came out that he was a quarterback because again i well who who else is doing anything better you 0.96

01:54:09.180 know i mean my question is if you want to criticize someone for being a quarter of you know black or

01:54:14.980 whatever like that then okay we'll come out and show us how to do it better and it's yeah that's 0.99

01:54:19.440 the again those kinds of purity spirals i'm just like again what the fuck like what's the point 0.92

01:54:23.620 it's just nothing but dragging everyone down can we just be practical yeah the only times i'm like 0.95

01:54:29.260 again super rigid of course as we spoke again at the start of this i guess um bailey is like

01:54:35.020 look are they still doing stuff that is horrid if they are well fair enough yeah if they're if

01:54:43.240 they've cleaned up their act okay fair enough just keep them on a bit of a short leash yeah then let

01:54:48.540 leash get a bit longer as things go on it's like okay cool and like of course gatekeep certain

01:54:56.080 people who have like just had an absolutely atrocious like track record in terms of things

01:55:03.520 they've done in the past where like it's very very unlikely they're going to change and it's

01:55:07.740 like even with a guy like virillium i was willing to give him the benefit of the doubt that he was 0.94

01:55:11.480 just a retarded leftist back in the day but it's like as things further came out i was like okay 0.90

01:55:15.860 no no and what he continued to advocate for and say and it's just like i don't know i try and be 0.87

01:55:21.620 a forgiving person i really do but like again there's always going to be the limits and i'm

01:55:26.440 very oh no i'm very i guess i forgot the word oh no i try and just look at it as a on a case by

01:55:37.540 case basis right if that makes sense well it's just you're like non non-judgmental and in the

01:55:42.780 sense that like i don't know like i again i'm i try to i mean i can still be a very judging person

01:55:50.720 i can still think somebody's an absolute atrocious person yeah and you don't have to this is the

01:55:54.820 thing right a lot of people and I'm guilty of this as well like everybody doesn't have to like you

01:55:59.040 and you don't have to like everybody right and and that's the I find for me is the hardest thing

01:56:04.320 to kind of it's been the hardest thing for me to accept like there's just some people that

01:56:07.980 I may rub the wrong way and on our side and that's totally fine but it's like we get into

01:56:13.720 these whole things that we feel like everybody has to agree on a hundred percent of everything

01:56:18.040 and it's like no that's not how you know if we want to have a democracy or whatever it is that's

01:56:23.160 not how communication works right people are gonna always disagree the the problem is is being

01:56:28.340 mature enough to understand or as they say agree to disagree you know what i mean like you have to

01:56:33.500 be mature enough to accept that and again it's just like so many people get super hyper aggressive

01:56:39.040 about every single thing it's like it's so unnecessary yeah he's doing nothing but hampering

01:56:45.940 us like we're fighting each other rather than the actual enemies we're supposed to be fighting like

01:56:52.460 yeah oh my goodness i know that's crazy so it's like i've seen people you know i've seen jimmy

01:56:58.160 talks uh talk about this as well like he'll have people in his comment section that will agree with

01:57:03.600 him on like again the broad strokes of things but the second he says one thing it's like beauty 0.92

01:57:08.480 spiral you're not a true nationalist you're a fan like for whatever the fuck oh and i like jimmy 0.93

01:57:14.480 talks a lot as well like i watch him a lot too jimmy who's that jimmy door jimmy talks jimmy 0.98

01:57:20.560 talks no i haven't seen that i'll have to check i'm very similar to tom for he's got like 100

01:57:24.480 over 100k on youtube right now i'm surprised he has not gotten banned like he got yeah hard

01:57:31.200 who is it that i watch on youtube that i'm surprised they haven't gotten banned yet either 0.87

01:57:34.920 fuck i can't remember they go well even the the basic logic or basic is it basic logic basic logic 0.81

01:57:41.360 i'm surprised i mean he he told he definitely walks the line of it but there's another one i 0.97

01:57:46.160 watch and i'm so shocked that they haven't got banned off youtube i can't think of it now but

01:57:49.680 I mean, I guess it really depends because, again, you have pushed the Iveson window so much that you're going to cop a lot of flack if you do ban people.

01:57:59.440 That's why it's important to change the culture quite a lot.

01:58:02.360 Yes, definitely.

01:58:03.780 Well, yeah, because even now, like you look at some of the – well, everybody talks about the word remigration, right?

01:58:10.220 Yeah.

01:58:10.580 This was not in the vernacular of the public up until like maybe a year or two ago, right?

01:58:16.060 And now it's like mainstream.

01:58:17.180 Now even the, you know, mainstream, you know, content creators are talking remigration where that was a taboo word that was considered like racist if you said that even a year ago, right?

01:58:27.600 So, yeah, I agree.

01:58:29.380 You have to change the culture before anything else can change.

01:58:32.240 You have to change people's attitudes about things before you can, you know, have any broad sweeping change, which is why the whole content creation and the propaganda I think is really important and people don't realize it.

01:58:45.120 i mean it's why i personally want to get into political comics if i had to choose honestly

01:58:48.820 oh that'd be cool like like again that's something i'm trying to get better at

01:58:53.120 as like a stepping stone in terms of my like art and stuff like that because like again like i'm

01:58:58.960 i just like i'm still getting more into digital and stuff like that um but your art is more what

01:59:05.380 like hand-drawn art um excuse me sorry um i usually do sketchbook stuff but i also do a bit

01:59:12.700 digital yeah okay yeah and that's what i mean like art i was always i used to paint and it's just

01:59:20.460 it's something i loved doing and stuff like that but it's just it's not unfortunately for me i'd

01:59:25.080 really want to get into comics and just storytelling in general personally that's where i like and you

01:59:30.340 know what that's probably a good niche because i could see that you know a lot of younger people

01:59:35.640 would you know definitely again we need just quality stuff again like again like my generation

01:59:40.920 super big on video games super big on actually cool shows and again like why do you think like

01:59:46.060 so many people watch like a bunch of action anime and stuff like that that whole have a whole bunch 0.99

01:59:50.240 of like big fights and shit like that like we want to see two motherfuckers punch each other 0.93

01:59:54.020 why i mean they so many superhero comics and shit like that used to be like again they used to be 0.99

01:59:59.540 the shit they used to be the absolute cool thing same with things like transformers like i grew up 0.94

02:00:04.380 on that franchise personally i'm nerding out a bit here no that's okay transformers um again the 0.99

02:00:11.100 fucking first three michael bay movies of that franchise like oh yeah i know eh like they are 0.82

02:00:16.960 great films like honestly like if you just want to turn your brain off and just like had something 0.94

02:00:21.400 that's a decent enough story and like it's fun it's cool but i think a good example of what

02:00:26.760 you're just saying is who is it that christopher nolan like you how do you have christopher nolan

02:00:33.120 make these fucking badass batman movies and what else did he do the other did he do the odyssey 0.71

02:00:40.360 recently right yes he did the odyssey so that's what i mean yeah how do you end up with him making 0.98

02:00:44.060 that well it's all because of dei stuff right and that's what i mean that's why nothing is good

02:00:48.780 anymore like even my kids well my boys anyways um they will they consume all movies from like even 0.98

02:00:56.440 when i was born like from the 80s and from the 90s because they don't want to see this fucking 0.99

02:01:02.000 dei fucking crap like it doesn't interest them so they constantly watch like what one of their 0.98

02:01:08.300 favorite movies my sons will watch it together and this was made the year i was born so like i 0.99

02:01:13.240 fucking grew up watching it it's called smoky and the bandit and it had burt reynolds yeah it had 0.81

02:01:19.600 what burt reynolds burt reynolds yeah he's like an i don't even know if he's still alive he was 0.98

02:01:26.000 an american actor like very popular actor in the 70s and 80s and stuff like that uh very very

02:01:31.720 base chad for the time like he was like you know he died 2018 ah i think i've seen this guy before

02:01:38.220 yeah yeah so but it's because and i even talk about like you know again not that i uh i'll

02:01:44.420 probably get you know called a race traitor for this but like dave chapelle right before he went 0.95

02:01:49.460 crazy and whatever yeah quit his first his older content i'm sorry but it was funny as fuck and 0.57

02:01:55.580 you know what made and eddie murphy is another example eddie murphy stand-up stuff right and 0.95

02:02:00.280 what made it funny is because even they were black and they didn't they're not they weren't

02:02:04.580 like chris rock where he constantly shits on white people they basically were self-aware enough to 0.84

02:02:10.220 realize that black people have certain characteristics white people chinese people 0.96

02:02:13.480 and they played on that and it was funny because it was true yeah right it's like i don't know like 0.97

02:02:18.600 i don't know like personally like again like i look at race it's real i don't really think you

02:02:24.940 have to hate anybody about that to like say that you can still again like i feel like again it just 1.00

02:02:30.740 affords easy wins to the left like very much i do not want all of these palestinians to remain in 1.00

02:02:37.520 my country i want again remigration obviously and people will hear that and say you don't want 1.00

02:02:42.500 you don't want them all these third world is gone what is wrong with you it's like 1.00

02:02:45.840 oh my goodness i'm just saying that hey like i don't know this one dude who's like not white 0.99

02:02:53.160 made like some good song or some good show or some good thing it's like holy fucking shit oh i know 0.98

02:02:59.860 well what like why what was the point of us having the british museum have all of these 0.98

02:03:05.700 things that came from foreign places if they had no value why were they taken

02:03:10.280 it's and that's what i mean like it's crazy like there is some good content that people

02:03:16.840 you know content whatever that people that are black or whatever it's like just separate the

02:03:21.340 art from the artists if you have to yes exactly right and i i get stuck on the whole thing like 0.72

02:03:26.620 because you know obviously i'm a huge big bad racist according to you know anti-hate canadian

02:03:32.080 anti-hate and all these other people yeah i'm very mild i think i'm gonna get a fallen future

02:03:36.120 or something like that you might i mean yeah well i'm just saying like i don't hate the thing is

02:03:42.620 people don't and it may be different for other people but for me i don't hate any other race

02:03:48.780 i hate that they're here like that that's literally it like i don't care enough about 0.99

02:03:52.780 them to even think to have the emotion of hate right i just don't want to live with them like

02:03:57.720 and and that's what i mean but people automatically assume that i want to genocide all these other 0.99

02:04:02.960 people no i don't give a fuck i just don't i don't care they can live their happy degenerate 0.99

02:04:07.780 fucking disgusting life back in their country i don't care more imperialistic personally but 1.00

02:04:12.360 yeah i know and that's fine right again that is totally fine but you know the whole thing like 1.00

02:04:17.660 people just assume that because you want your own homogenous country that that means you hate

02:04:22.780 other races no i can appreciate good things that they've done and stuff like that but i just don't

02:04:28.320 want to listen again chillax like just take a chill pill like we kind of need that on a national

02:04:34.120 level oh my god we need a yeah we need a collective but again again like you have to kind of understand

02:04:39.520 like give them a bit of sympathy as well people in that case because again a lot of them are very

02:04:44.240 much my age like again i'm only 18 slash 19 and a lot of people have woken up immediately at my age

02:04:50.660 without the oh yeah again former prep of like being in like getting like being super interested

02:04:57.700 in politics interested in politics all the stuff and to them they've just woken up to the library

02:05:03.140 of alexandria on fire they've they've woken up to the house on fire everything is burning around

02:05:08.800 them it is super urgent and I spoke about this with Viscount about look again I don't want to 0.97

02:05:15.780 just call them like idiots and anything like that like there is a very strong emotional undercurrent 0.97

02:05:21.160 to a lot of what they're going through because it's very intense for them it's kind of a sense 1.00

02:05:25.720 of like grabbing them shaking them and getting them into shape yeah and they're just misguided 0.51

02:05:31.240 and they're young and I it's a lot of times like I get shit sometimes for not defending Mikkel but 0.75

02:05:37.580 like just not you know not talk like i don't care yeah you know and i get it like i get what he does

02:05:43.540 sometimes is very distasteful and stuff like that but i try to keep it in context i think it's very

02:05:47.160 distasteful personally yeah right but i wouldn't really like right when i look at mickle it's just

02:05:53.620 a point of like look bro i don't like look i'm more just focused on the things he has said the

02:06:01.660 things he has advocated for and the way he has gone about it like it's just one of those cases

02:06:08.600 where otherwise you would on it you would agree on a lot of things it's just like these things

02:06:12.560 where it's just very alienating to a lot of people yeah and sadly i feel like we have seen 0.98

02:06:17.040 a lot of genuine again like not in the leftist sense of misogyny whatever the fuck 0.56

02:06:21.780 but a lot of genuine like actual hatred of women in some case and some no i do think that's a

02:06:28.140 problem and again i don't want to like again go at all of these people because i understand where

02:06:34.400 it comes from as somebody who has like seen this stuff in the workplace of just seeing how they

02:06:39.540 get favored in terms of work how they get favored in terms of how people are graded and stuff like 0.78

02:06:44.180 that yeah and i'm not like again i didn't bring up him just to shit on him it's just more so like

02:06:49.000 a lot of the young and there's other people too that i've supported that people like why do you

02:06:52.480 you know and it's just like i have to i have i have kids right like i have boys that age you 0.94

02:06:57.360 know what i mean and i know how retarded they can act but you know sometimes and and i could be 0.95

02:07:02.080 totally off base with mickle i don't know i don't know him that well but um you know yeah neither 0.95

02:07:06.320 do i'm like you know i'm not trying to attack mickle with this stuff i'm just like but i think

02:07:10.040 that we don't talk about it but i think i guess it was further to your point about the fact that

02:07:13.760 like these people are they're young right and they make mistakes and you know like five years from

02:07:18.500 now a lot of the shit they did they might think is cringe you know five years ago and stuff like 0.97

02:07:22.700 that. So I try not to throw the baby out with the bathwater, as they say, you know what I mean? 0.99

02:07:26.820 Like, yes, there's certain things that you know, some people say that, you know, are really kind

02:07:31.580 of they need to rein that in and stuff like that. But I don't try to, you know, totally dismiss

02:07:36.440 people's points just because they might be a little bit autistic or because they go about

02:07:40.320 things a way I wouldn't do it. And I think that's also a huge problem. But on the other hand, I do 0.71

02:07:48.000 think we need to and you mentioned this already we need to call out bad behavior as well so we

02:07:53.840 need to police our own and we need to say like look okay it's one thing to be funny haha joke

02:07:58.780 and troll and stuff like that and then it's another to kind of make the whole movement look bad

02:08:02.520 100 like again we just kind of need to have a mature conversation about a lot of these things

02:08:09.440 like again you don't have to get super dogmatic of like accusing everyone of being a fed accusing

02:08:15.360 everyone of being a degenerate or going at people about their past yeah nor do you have to be like

02:08:20.480 accepting of any actual issues like right nuance is dead and we have butchered it like honestly 0.92

02:08:26.920 basically that's that's because so many people can't fucking wrap their heads around it it's

02:08:33.780 like absolutely insane and it's aggravating personally because i often find myself having 0.51

02:08:39.800 a lot more middle ground takes on a lot of these things because i like to think it through i like

02:08:44.160 to look at the pros and cons personally sometimes i can be a bit aggressive if it does strike on a

02:08:49.740 very core principle i can end up being very gung-ho but again preferably i would like to think

02:08:56.960 these things through and be cautious not like to the point of i'm like terrified to actually make

02:09:03.040 a decisive choice like obviously don't be like someone like that it was indecisive but still

02:09:10.180 you need to be strong in your opinions but strong in your opinions excuse me without being i guess

02:09:18.460 feral yeah yeah you have to kind of rein it in you have to be able to manage it and sometimes

02:09:24.360 that takes practice i guess you could say and sometimes that takes stumbling and looking like 0.95

02:09:28.860 an asshole but uh you know i don't know i just try like i said for me i i just try to i've learned 0.71

02:09:36.380 to try to give younger people like you because you like you said I give them a bit of grace 0.99

02:09:41.100 I guess you could say like I used to be one of those people that would you know especially like

02:09:44.800 in spaces or whatever people would come up and they were inexperienced and I'd be like oh for 0.99

02:09:48.960 fuck's sakes like just get your shit but then you know I have to take a step back and remember like 0.99

02:09:52.920 some people are just learning this for the first time some people are just you know teenagers that 1.00

02:09:57.340 are you know just trying to find their way thank goodness I was in the next spaces when I was like 0.98

02:10:01.540 16 i would have gotten you to yell at me posting oh fuck i you know what i try not to anymore and 0.98

02:10:07.480 i i'm just joking i'm just joking no but i've got i've gotten pissed like i i have gotten 0.98

02:10:12.380 you know to the point where it gets understandably though because you can get some absolute

02:10:16.780 characters out there i can't like i mean kurt yes and in canada we have our own right

02:10:22.520 oh what's your kurt well i don't want to say it's a big bay is one of the ones that's like

02:10:29.720 hurt but he doesn't really bug me and my spaces too much he hates joe australian joe like him and

02:10:35.440 joe have had a beef going on for years um so he that's why he hates me because i'm you know joe's

02:10:41.180 me and joe are like best friends or whatever close friends so that's why he hates me but

02:10:44.440 in uh canada um i would say who uh we have this person that he doesn't he's not a troll but he's

02:10:54.660 sometimes well we always in canada we always get the drunks this is the problem here right

02:10:58.320 we always get the guys like i'm not saying they're bad guys but like they always join a space when 0.87

02:11:03.440 they're fucking three sheets to the wind like they're plastered right and it's like i can't 0.95

02:11:08.160 deal with it i can't deal with drunks i can't deal with like you know what i mean and even the space 0.99

02:11:13.220 i don't know if you were there but i held a space a couple weeks ago uh you know was it the whole

02:11:19.100 x oh just that was on x list or whatever um i was gonna say was this the whole alexandra marshall

02:11:24.700 thing uh no i don't think so that um one woman with the spectator a news publication here yes

02:11:32.320 yes it was yes it was okay yes then there was the whole drama it was my space i ended up getting

02:11:38.980 blocked at by her i was being very tame i was just saying okay look you just get a like majority

02:11:44.060 white country it doesn't mean you have any violence it's just being very basic and normal

02:11:48.440 yeah again all these people go through so many loops it's like again we are not crazy people

02:11:55.040 you're the ones being irrational yeah like and yeah that woman i'm like oh we can actually i'll

02:12:01.200 try and find the post now if i can if you want sure and we can just read through it but um

02:12:05.740 i was just like thing was just like i was like of course the one again you're hosting that with

02:12:11.560 celery right and that's what started the whole thing right and i have from that whole thing i

02:12:17.460 still have enemies like and i didn't do anything right like i was just like bjarke's mad at me

02:12:23.040 because i was you know i was telling waz and i are close too right and so sometimes we're like 0.98

02:12:28.340 brother and sister sometimes i'll tell them to shut the fuck up and i'm gonna smack them and 0.96

02:12:31.760 you know i mean but like bjarke doesn't understand that that relationship i have with so like he gets 0.99

02:12:36.840 pissed off at me because he thinks that i'm gonna smack waz physically it was just a shit show but

02:12:42.520 yes that was the space that i'm referring to and this is where like it's all and i don't know i 0.98

02:12:48.960 kind of feel like this is where a good example of where you do need a man you know what i mean to

02:12:53.540 kind of like take take a hold because i am not strong enough you know to kind of get hold of

02:12:59.940 a space when it gets out of control like that like i'm not you know somebody who's gonna where 0.97

02:13:03.800 that's where you need a strong man that says okay look like everybody shut the fuck up right we need

02:13:07.640 to whatever so that's why sometimes i hate hosting spaces when it comes to that because

02:13:11.400 i don't personally i just rarely if ever host a space but if i do my entire like plan is more

02:13:19.460 just to be like i don't know kind of a caesar about it like i'm obviously going to gatekeep

02:13:24.680 certain people and not let them in of course i'm not going to be afraid to like mute things if i 0.81

02:13:29.840 need to and i'm going to try and like not let shit devolve into absolute hell and just troglodyte

02:13:36.460 behavior like it's absurd no that's the best attitude to have like again i just don't have 0.91

02:13:42.580 the patience for incompetence like if you're having a space that's a laugh fair enough like 0.98

02:13:46.980 i'm not gonna really like cry like i'm not gonna cry about that obviously like whatever the fuck 0.97

02:13:51.160 like i'm not gonna be like a debbie downer or whatever the fuck well yeah and i mean you know 0.77

02:13:55.700 that's the thing and you can choose to stay or leave right but it's you know it's when they when 0.89

02:14:00.060 you have a normal space and then it just turns into delves into chaos because of one or two people

02:14:05.720 come in and like fucking totally derail the whole thing right and i'm not saying that's what

02:14:10.860 happened in that that australian space wasn't a particular topic it was just again i created it 0.95

02:14:15.120 because all the australians wanted a space and it was like a shit posting space but it it kind of

02:14:20.380 went bad pretty quick oh man i just sent you the post now from alexandra marshall but um 0.85

02:14:27.980 if you want to go through that yeah yeah yeah okay here hold on oh my god that's the neon

02:14:33.480 the self-declared canadian nazi who kept whinging that the nsn guy who normally led the space

02:14:39.960 couldn't because they were in jail and others were banned from social uh first of all that's not what

02:14:44.780 i said okay that's not i was talking about joe and joe's not in the nsn and he was not in jail

02:14:50.720 so i don't know who she's referring to but anyways uh yeah so here wait joe is in oh i i think i

02:14:57.500 think i know who you're talking joe is tariq right yeah yeah tariq yeah um so yeah so for everybody

02:15:02.840 that's watching i'm going to read it for everybody that's watching this it says sat in on one of the

02:15:06.680 nazi spaces and she can't even spell the word nazi she's afraid she's going to get twitter smacked

02:15:11.220 for it so it's it's n dash z i for many hours it's part of my job that i hate i bet you do

02:15:18.680 but you have learned have to learn what these people say privately versus what they'll admit

02:15:23.700 publicly there were and there were some critical points that normies as they call you need to be

02:15:29.520 aware of she acts like normies like some insult like it's not like it could be worse first of all

02:15:35.320 yes i recorded it and it's real yes guys it was my space thank you she even end up putting it out 0.70

02:15:42.860 there the article i don't fucking know man the handful of nazis and nationalists took a brief 0.99

02:15:48.500 interlude from the discussion to call each other faggots 0.99

02:15:51.300 for a while and dared each other to meet in person so they could beat each other up 1.00

02:15:59.500 over pussy is that supposed to be pussy she doesn't put the words in i have to i have to 0.99

02:16:05.680 extrapolate behold the behold the level of intellect trying to lead a revolution hey 1.00

02:16:11.760 nobody said we were leaving a revolution from that space okay another had been thrown out of

02:16:17.880 the country and was tuning in from a rich house in europe so this is albert and albert wasn't

02:16:23.440 thrown out of the country he was on vacation in albania he was not she thought he was in mexico

02:16:31.040 oh my goodness so another was in a club complaining about mexican music that's that

02:16:36.640 was albert he wasn't in he was in albania and the whole thing was hosted by australia but headed by

02:16:42.860 a self-declared canadian nazi that's me who kept whinging posty that's posty check out my articles

02:16:50.120 on the anti-hate network um that the nsn guy was normally led the space couldn't because they were

02:16:57.240 in jail and others were banned from social media again this is totally not something i said because

02:17:02.700 the only person i would have complained was about was joe and he was not in jail so i don't know 0.97

02:17:08.660 what she's referring to there was all the usual what's this hr simping what the fuck is that 0.97

02:17:15.780 they really are oh hitler okay yeah they really are obsessed even then she's trying not to like 1.00

02:17:22.420 oh my goodness it's like what the fuck bitch like i thought i was bad and just saying like 1.00

02:17:26.920 the only thing i i honestly now is like certain words like maybe like rape or like jew because 1.00

02:17:33.320 they will nail you on that but like some of this other stuff get out of here lady but she doesn't 0.56

02:17:37.680 want to be grouped in with the people that even speak the word right um okay so sorry she says

02:17:43.480 they also clarified some of some of the other groups active see i am i not reading this right

02:17:49.840 or is she not writing it right they also clarified some of the other groups active which have taken

02:17:54.540 on the role of the nsn but there was a lot of bitching that some of these groups weren't pushing 0.99

02:17:59.360 hard enough half of the shit we talked about was total large like it was total bullshit like it 0.99

02:18:04.980 was just fucking joking and taking the piss right so anyways let's move on to uh what did she say 0.99

02:18:10.640 here's her points let's get to her points number one they are desperate to tie one nation to the 0.99

02:18:16.160 white australia party court case because to paraphrase them if one nation isn't banned 0.74

02:18:20.820 along with the wap then this will be the end of the nazi movement in our country

02:18:24.900 um i think that was probably trolling number two yeah i don't think they really i don't think we

02:18:33.580 really felt that way they said they are grooming grooming more young men who don't know it yet

02:18:38.580 to be the next frontman for their cause

02:18:40.860 after so many were arrested, deported, or

02:18:42.920 banned from social media.

02:18:44.500 Who was she referring to? There was only, what, one

02:18:46.780 deported and George James? Hail Heath. Hail Heath.

02:18:48.900 Hail Heath. Oh, Heath. Okay. Okay.

02:18:50.700 We're talking about Heath. Was he in there?

02:18:53.080 What's that? Was he in

02:18:54.840 there? No, Heath wasn't in there. No, Heath is banned

02:18:56.920 from social media, so I don't know.

02:18:58.900 Unless he was... Well, he might have been on his

02:19:00.780 all-time. Because he's back now. Oh, is he?

02:19:02.940 He wasn't there. Yeah, Johnny the Aryan, he's back. 1.00

02:19:05.120 Oh, that's him. I just saw a thing of him. 1.00

02:19:06.440 It was on X not too long ago.

02:19:08.580 why it decided to come onto my feed I do not know and now I am disturbed oh yeah no I haven't I

02:19:15.200 haven't seen him he wasn't in that space that I'm aware of but um her her third point is that we're

02:19:20.440 open they are fascists openly so they describe fascism as the cure to racial conflict I stand

02:19:26.160 by that because fascism represents racial harmony and then they went on to about the need to educate

02:19:31.540 people into the virtues of fascism let me repeat that they are proud fascists and they want fascism 0.98

02:19:37.200 for australia holy fuck she got a lot of points out of this little space they are socialists 0.98

02:19:44.400 after drooling in the chat over the power of communist china and other historical regimes 0.98

02:19:49.080 they insisted that their vision for australia was socialism that they are socialists but that it

02:19:53.880 would be a different kind of socialism because anyone not of their race would be deported

02:19:57.280 and only their women would be helped to stay home and help children 0.85

02:20:01.320 they describe democracy as oppression and a system that doesn't work without ethnic purity

02:20:08.440 that's true absolutely you can't have a democracy without uh racial racial homogeny and that it was

02:20:14.120 never meant to be non-ethically non-ethnically pure states she all this stuff is like facts i

02:20:19.960 don't know what she's getting on about they cautioned each other about criticizing new

02:20:22.960 digital security surveillance and ai because we would definitely use it as they put it to weed

02:20:28.360 out the subversives and the cucks from other nations when asked what they would do with the

02:20:34.080 people who refused to convert to this worldview they admitted uh to the tough decision of well

02:20:38.480 you know that their favorite historical dude did i don't know if we said that

02:20:44.280 we're almost done they explained the white marxism has been oh sorry they explained that

02:20:50.680 while marxism has been normalized nazism has never been part of the australian narrative and

02:20:55.460 would take a lot of careful propaganda and work to structure their message to educate people about

02:21:00.220 fascism and national socialism. And then the last thing is they claim their new narrative is that

02:21:05.160 Australia of the 80s and 90s was socialist because Qantas and Auspost were owned by the state

02:21:10.500 along with other things. So they are going to learn in lean in on nostalgia for the Zoomer 0.94

02:21:15.440 and millennial childhood to rewrite history as if that was the socialist utopia. And because 0.90

02:21:20.600 those people were only kids they might believe it nice job alexandra it was all bullshit but 0.80

02:21:26.420 anyways good job on you for uh writing about us i mean i'm making the international i'm happy 0.89

02:21:32.100 wait made national news oh no i said i'm even making international uh news you know what i 0.67

02:21:38.080 mean i'm not just i'm just like of course it had to be the day that i was fucking hosting but 0.85

02:21:44.060 anyways whatever it's funny like you know what i do it for my people what can i say 0.59

02:21:49.240 but anyways i think we'll maybe wrap this up it's been too and it's been awesome though chatting

02:21:54.880 with you i can't believe we've been chatting i'll be up for it again anytime like that works honestly

02:21:59.000 like yeah i just wanted to ask you one question this is just kind of an off kind of and it's

02:22:04.600 just like you know a random thing but what is what was your or what is your most maybe

02:22:11.720 your belief about canadians like what is something you believe about canadians that

02:22:16.780 you're not sure is true or not like uh a misconception maybe um honestly i think it's

02:22:23.160 that people often think that you guys are just like super soft and like i don't know like people

02:22:29.940 take the polite thing and just the polite stereotype and immediately think that means

02:22:34.420 you will just like crumple at the immediate thing like i don't know like again you guys are partially 0.98

02:22:40.400 true like again you guys do have like like a fucking killer history honestly yeah again like 0.96

02:22:48.820 i'm fucking i remember there's this thing i was reading about world war one about like the germans 0.99

02:22:53.060 just really being fucking mortified about canadian troops they were they were pretty vicious in world 0.98

02:22:58.580 war one like again like yeah no they're crazy right they're crazy it's just like stuff like 0.97

02:23:04.200 that like well they're a mix of the amount of stereotypes you'll see yeah and you know what

02:23:09.320 it's a stereotype for it's the thing is is that you're not the only one tons of people believe

02:23:13.880 that about canadians and it is true like to a certain degree we are nice until we're not right

02:23:18.800 so we're very polite we like uh harmony and order and stuff like that so like we don't we're not the

02:23:25.580 kind of people that like to make a scene basically so we'll kind of try to when that harmony and order

02:23:31.020 is disturbed like people only ever really saw the stable side of it and like they never actually

02:23:36.320 thought of okay what happens when the home is actually invaded like yeah and that and that's

02:23:40.580 what's happening now right people are they're going to see the worst of the canadians i think 0.98

02:23:44.620 and they're not uh expecting that um i will share my misconception is that like all australians were

02:23:51.860 like crocodile dundee pardon oh 100 like one of my brother has a scottish girlfriend she immediately

02:24:00.040 thought it was going to be that kind of thing that he was going to be some tall blonde blue

02:24:04.460 head arian like surfer dude but no he's like and he's like fully anglo like me again my heritage

02:24:10.220 is like british italian german and irish i'm a lot more euro mixed he's like i think like full

02:24:15.460 blooded anglo yeah i think either that or like full-on anglo-celtic and no he's just got like

02:24:20.600 black hair brown eyes like black irish average height i ended up being taller than him by 0.98

02:24:25.860 slightly okay slightly so that's okay but yeah fuck my brother i'm joking i've got again like 0.99

02:24:33.280 it's just the regular shit you've got to give your brother i guess like it's just joking it's 0.99

02:24:36.880 just being honest that my boys do it to each other all the time but i think the reason why 0.96

02:24:41.440 honestly further to that is that i just i didn't realize and this is something i've learned not

02:24:47.120 just in australia but like even in ireland is that how like the accents vary across australia

02:24:53.120 like i assumed everybody again talked like crocodile dundee right yeah and that was like 0.86

02:24:58.220 everybody was like these wild outback man that you know hunted kangaroos and shit 0.73

02:25:02.880 i mean yeah my grandmother used to own a kangaroo when she was like young so 0.99

02:25:08.500 that's close enough that's fucking based man but you'll own like i know there was like some 0.88

02:25:13.380 special like occasion thing like again i again i'm just going off the top of my head i know she 0.98

02:25:17.680 had like old photos she showed me ages ago and stuff like that that's no that's fucking cool i

02:25:22.940 would love to have a pet kangaroo but not not one of the big ones what are the the big ones the

02:25:26.900 greys or whatever they have little ones or the reds i don't know big reds i i'm i don't really

02:25:33.120 actually know the names really personally well joe always tells talks about them because like

02:25:37.880 i remember him um showing us like this was probably a year or two ago footage of like he

02:25:43.680 was like kangaroos that have been hit by like jeets and they just leave them on the side of

02:25:47.520 the road right kangaroo yeah big red big red are they big reds okay and yeah he was he was

02:25:52.740 literally showing us the carcasses and to me that was like because i've never been to australia

02:25:56.740 i just can't imagine like a kangaroo is like a wild animal to me like i couldn't imagine even

02:26:01.260 seeing one in person um oh i remember like when i was like like driving with my family and like

02:26:08.160 going across the country on occasion when that would happen and like i just like see him and

02:26:12.820 like one time like almost crashed into one like yeah well it's like that night on a highway like

02:26:18.880 these massive highways we would have like it was in south australia i was like a really young kid

02:26:23.320 still but like again like some of my earliest memories were kind of like that kind of stuff

02:26:28.260 that's and it's just like oh my goodness like i couldn't because like i said we have deers and

02:26:33.680 moose here right that's our big threat of hitting an animal is to hit a deer or god forbid a moose

02:26:38.420 if you hit a moose it's likely you probably won't survive um yeah so the fact that like

02:26:44.000 in general yeah well you might not i mean even a deer can be deadly depending on how you hit it

02:26:51.460 and how big it is right but like a kangaroo i'm just like i couldn't believe it i was just like

02:26:55.700 kangaroos don't even seem like real things to me no they're real there's even some in south america

02:27:01.780 yeah i've heard that too so i i'm gonna be i plan to visit uh next year to go you know visit joe and

02:27:09.120 all the crew up there so we'll see i guess i'm just planning to eventually get out of queensland

02:27:16.220 like my own home state you're in queensland yeah yeah again like i'm originally from south

02:27:21.300 australia i was born there i moved it like again i spent my like my first few years as a baby and

02:27:26.920 like then young toddler like in queensland okay but of course like again my earlier memories were

02:27:33.960 like adelaide then went back to queensland and it's like again like i consider myself a queenslander

02:27:39.300 full-on because like again like again it's not like when you're like in a different country i

02:27:45.300 guess like it's kind of like it is more province here like for us it would be yeah like a different

02:27:50.240 province like yeah it's like that kind of thing that's where brisbane is right in queensland

02:27:55.060 um yes yeah brisbane is the capital of queensland okay okay yeah we are the most based state i will

02:28:01.980 say that to any other australian they can fucking fight me on that okay i've heard that i've heard 0.94

02:28:07.060 that i'm joking of course that they don't they don't have to full-on fight me they just have to 0.98

02:28:11.300 accepted that hey mac is right on having lived and grown up in the best state okay i know uh

02:28:18.580 other people like joel will agree with you because he's also from queensland so and they

02:28:22.220 yeah so they love it but no it's been great mac talking to you and yeah we should we should do

02:28:28.220 it again we can do it like i said i want to try to branch out works like again i'm planning on

02:28:32.740 doing um more of the style videos i did kind of like with viscount just that was a really good

02:28:38.520 was available yeah yeah like it got again like i was surprised how many views it actually got i

02:28:43.900 was worried like the length would really screw with it but no it actually ended up being one

02:28:48.360 of my stronger ones like i think it's like my third most viewed again i usually get like views

02:28:53.600 in like the lower hundreds mid hundreds to like hot again occasionally i'll get like 5k to 9k on

02:29:01.060 like some of my blow-up videos but still like it takes again i really loved having that conversation

02:29:06.480 because like again i just kind of gravitate more towards people like viscount in these political

02:29:11.780 spheres because again he is a very level-headed person very articulate person very intelligent

02:29:16.800 person and all around like again just a very stand-up like honestly yeah no he's i love i

02:29:24.040 mean obviously the voice doesn't uh hurt anyway either right but yeah but uh no he very very

02:29:29.600 him and juggernaut i i do yeah juggernaut too i haven't really had the opportunity

02:29:36.200 to speak with jug all too much but again i've seen speak yeah i can't talk i've seen people

02:29:43.160 speak very well of him as well he's very much like a viscount maybe a little bit more viscount

02:29:48.940 i think is probably a little bit more chill um but very smart both guys and and you know they're

02:29:53.800 just very and i was shocked to know that viscount's like only in his like 30s maybe or not even yeah

02:29:59.660 i was thinking it was like fucking in his 50s or something like and that he sings and plays you 0.78

02:30:05.200 know guitar and stuff like that i was blown away by that i was like holy shit man like i was looking 0.97

02:30:09.780 at the minimum he was like 45 me too i thought he was like my age i was like there's got to be

02:30:13.840 there's no way somebody that young knows this much and talks this way like the base millennial

02:30:20.100 strikes it's true so but anyways thanks mac um for joining me and yeah we'll definitely do it

02:30:26.080 again and i hope you have a good saturday night go to bed i guess because it's late for you no

02:30:30.200 um depending i'm probably gonna either go straight to sleep or do a few things i need to work on

02:30:36.060 in regards to videos um i had a nasty flu so i was kind of hampered in terms of uploading for a

02:30:41.180 tiny bit but i'm back into it and uh yeah so there you go things are gonna be on the um

02:30:45.880 i guess on what i spoke about earlier in regards to again like the west needs more creative people

02:30:52.700 and again just like a fair critique of the groupers because i feel most critiques about them 0.91

02:30:58.520 are just kind of like stupid and very disingenuous that's more what i'm planning to talk about that 0.66

02:31:03.340 that'll probably be a good video because i think that there's a lot of people that 0.99

02:31:06.600 are kind of like they want to hate the roipers but they also kind of like the message that

02:31:11.260 they're sending so that that's probably going to be a good video to me it's like just about

02:31:15.040 bridge building and like look we've got our disagreements can we just talk about it rather 0.98

02:31:19.260 than calling each other idiots about it like and that's exactly that's my maturity well and that's 1.00

02:31:24.640 my whole thing we need it's gonna take a an army and we need all the white people we can get so 0.99

02:31:29.380 like again like the groupers tend to be pretty based on like most things it's just like oh yeah 0.74

02:31:34.680 oh for sure again just take the blessing like oh my exactly let's just take the help when we can

02:31:41.300 get it and and just not worry about the petty shit and just hash out the rest of the stuff along the 0.50

02:31:45.460 way without having to get the spears out and try and go for the throat of each other and listen 0.87

02:31:50.500 when we win we can set up boxing matches and everybody can just have a go at each other like

02:31:54.660 that's it right so uh all right mac have a good night i will no worries you too posty this was

02:32:01.000 very good thank you for having me on thank you i'll be sure to like put everything up once you've

02:32:05.340 got this up and running again feel free to text me whenever like full of this stuff is up um i'll

02:32:09.740 be i'll try and respond the latest i can just depending on what's working out yeah having a

02:32:14.300 few big changes so like good and bad my life is probably gonna have a bit less free time but also

02:32:19.720 mean like more money so yeah well we got to start somewhere right and we get the more money and then

02:32:25.300 you create a good life and then you have more time after that's how it works yeah so yeah all right

02:32:29.920 mac have a good one talk to you later no worries i'll stop waffling have a good one it was great

02:32:34.420 talking to you it was see ya bye

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postyX - October 03, 2026

MS&M-Posty Down Under： Chatting with Mac

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