On this week's episode of Thick & Thin, the boys talk about Brett Kavanaugh's confirmation to the Supreme Court, the Me Too movement, and the fact that women are still the perennial victims of the hypersexualized male gaze.
00:00:00.000It's interesting how this is basically a restatement a century and a half later of the Victorian mindset in which women are still the perennial victims and it's the supposed hypersexuality of the male that is corrupting the woman. So the woman is never wrong. It's a replay 150 years later.
00:00:30.000Don Camillo, we're back. How have you been?
00:00:42.740Long time no see. Good to hear from you again.
00:00:44.640Yes, we've seen each other a couple of times, but we have not talked politics.
00:02:55.540And it's just gotten it just keeps going deeper and deeper and more and more intense to the point that, you know, it really is about an attack on normal, though I will admit rather chatty and rather you could say stupid, but ultimately normal male sexuality, which is often stupid.
00:04:39.680And we you know, there's a kind of male male competitiveness that goes into this of like, sure, did you did you get did you get to first base?
00:05:04.240And this is what is expected of people.
00:05:07.440And, you know, I tweeted out this morning that I was like, I've just discovered this week that I have been the victim of multiple assaults by toxic females throughout college.
00:05:21.380I don't know how many times definitively true if we're going to use their standard.
00:06:43.220It's a reason why they're called formative years, you know, like these these experiences that we've just been discussing are what make a man a man, you know, to graduate, if you will, from boyhood to manhood.
00:06:56.960There's a lot of this that needs to happen.
00:06:59.080Does this mean I'm I'm I'm somehow apologizing for, you know, aggressive, drunken groping?
00:07:08.620No, but it happens. And unless there's an actual victim in the true sense of the word, it's not a crime, period.
00:07:16.240Like and the the what do you call it, the litigiousness of the current, you know, the current year trademarked is is ridiculous.
00:07:25.140And, you know, basically to to riff off of your I guess your opening statement, if you will, you use a couple of words that in any other context, in any other generation or century would have been just, you know, whatever.
00:07:38.620Throw away words that are completely contextually accurate, but that today set off, you know, trigger warnings for leftists.
00:07:46.460And one of them that you used, two of them that you used were normal and healthy.
00:07:50.800And that's actually what we're getting at here is, you know, when we entered this nomination process, you mentioned how it might become a rerun of the Roeview Wade years.
00:08:02.520And actually, there was enough coverage out there in the normie press that it did seem that that was going to happen.
00:08:08.580That was the first angle of attack they wanted to get him on.
00:08:11.360And you had all these signs, you know, he's going to he's going to fuck with your reproductive rights.
00:08:16.520You know, it's another white male trying to tell women how to what they can do with their bodies.
00:08:21.340So it did start that way. And that's what's funny is it degenerated into different different attack patterns by the left because they know they weren't getting any traction.
00:08:32.160So once they tried, you know, the first sortie, which was a replay of Roe and that didn't work, then they went at it with the, you know, the Anita Hill attack because that's kind of me too again.
00:08:47.140But like you said, he's no Weinstein. He's just he's a waspy, normal dude who happens to be, you know, he's he's not even normal.
00:08:57.260He's like more boring. Yeah, he's very poor than the vast majority of men, you know, especially since, you know, you know, doxed.
00:09:06.500I'm a Washingtonian. I know the references. This guy's he went to he went to Georgetown Prep.
00:09:10.960He lives in Chevy Chase. He's he's he's he's Catholic, but he may he may as well be a Presbyterian wasp.
00:09:16.400He's very midday. He's a George Bush appointee. He's he's boring.
00:09:20.660He's he's a D.C. neocon boring, you know.
00:09:23.120But yeah. So anyway, the third angle of attack is just when nothing works, because, I mean, we all know how poorly the the the sexual assault allegations have gone so much so that the first girl, Blasey Ford or whatever her name is, she couldn't remember the year, the place, the day, the time, what house, with whom she was.
00:09:43.880So now they're suddenly pulling up these new girls, you know, because they're they're backup crisis actors, if you will.
00:09:51.300I'm using that very tongue in cheek. But yeah, they're pulling out new girls now to to accuse him.
00:09:57.900The latest one said that he exposed his genitals when she was at Yale.
00:10:02.680No one they have yet to find someone to corroborate that story.
00:10:05.500So at the end of the day, it is now what it is, what you said earlier, kind of the the the the Virgin Neat versus the the Chad, the Chad Yaley, you know, whatever, frat bro.
00:10:19.880And that's what it's become, because now we're finally getting to the essence of what this whole cultural Marxism attacks.
00:10:25.520Exactly. So which is an attack on male sexuality, male sexuality and and which is which is pretty fundamental.
00:10:33.240I'm not going to brush that off like that isn't something that's huge.
00:10:36.460But even like if I could even go a step further, it's an attack on the words you used earlier, which are norms and healthy.
00:10:44.020Yeah. Like the very fact that you have a norm norm implies normality.
00:10:47.760What do you hear from, you know, the fucking disgusting land whale, you know, blue haired armpit hair, nose, nose piercing tattooed girls is, you know, heteronormativity.
00:11:00.520These made up neologisms of the 21st century norms is always a part of what they're attacking because they much like, you know, you have certain ethnic groups who only thrive in societies that are no longer homogenous.
00:11:13.660That's one angle. The other angle is you have certain, you know, kind of fucked up sexual perversions and and people who aren't all there mentally who can only thrive in a society where there are no norms.
00:11:25.040And so those, you know, two groups, you know, ally because they go very well hand in hand in if you're able to pull down the barriers that the retaining walls, the dams of of heteronormativity and of ethnic homogeneity and linguistic coherence,
00:11:45.020because now words don't mean anything anymore either, then you'll be able to, you know, there'll be fish in water.
00:11:51.140These people that are, you know, not normal, the trannies, the gays, the the lesbians, the the bi's, the polyamorous, the et cetera, et cetera, et cetera.
00:12:00.480Yeah, I would take a I agree with everything you said. I would take a slightly different angle as well.
00:12:05.780And, you know, we we obviously live in a decadent, degenerate culture and conservatives point this out.
00:12:18.820They're of course right. But to be honest, it's kind of easy to point it out at this point.
00:12:23.460I mean, you know, yeah, you know, just surprise.
00:12:28.500Right. Every streaming show, which I think are interesting because that really gets at like, you could say the vanguard of the mainstream,
00:12:39.100like that's kind of showing where the mainstream is going.
00:12:43.660It is about like multiple hookups, manipulation, you know, random sex and, you know, it's just all totally out there.
00:12:55.120Sure. The sexualization of teens and preteens has gotten to a point that I never even imagined.
00:13:04.620I mean, I remember the problem in the 90s growing up was that a lot of these girls who were like 13 or 14 wanted to be like Britney Spears.
00:13:11.980So they were dressing like, you know, sluts based strippers when they were 14.
00:13:18.780And it was like, oh, my God, this is terrible.
00:13:20.040Now, that almost seems wholesome at this point, because that in itself is like heteronormative and like, you know, what we're doing now is questioning their their sexual identity when they're 12.
00:13:34.540Like it is so I mean, we're lucky, 12 for lucky.
00:13:39.520I know these are outlier examples I'm going to cite.
00:13:41.740Right. But, you know, as well as I do, because we have the same reading, I guess, you know, very well, there are kids that are beginning hormone therapy at like three, four, five, six, seven years old.
00:13:51.540So, like, yeah, I mean, I know I know I'm picking I'm explicit.
00:13:56.460I'm explicitly picking, you know, extreme examples of which there were, thank God, very few.
00:14:00.720But like 12 year old girls is like, you know, wait, you're not you're not knocked up by the Mexican dishwasher yet with whom you will not be married.
00:14:08.720You know, like that's that's ridiculous. You know, what are you doing?
00:14:12.080But I guess what I was getting at is that, yes, I agree.
00:14:16.960We live in a society that you could think of as sexually insane and degenerate and then also decadent kind of in a, you know, in a more in a higher sense of that term of, you know, people just, you know, indulging in consumerism and, you know, going to Vegas and, you know, you know, whatever.
00:14:41.680But our society is still deeply puritanical and it's puritanical at the same time that it's degenerate and decadent and to misunderstand the puritanism at the heart of this is to misunderstand everything because we aren't entering this, you know, it's that we aren't entering this just world where, oh, anything goes.
00:15:10.740And, you know, you know, you can just go and have sex with anyone and who, you know, who's in your apartment building or your workplace.
00:15:19.360It's all fun and games. Go at it. You know, go have sex with your dog or, you know, whatever.
00:15:25.080You know, it's it's we don't really live in that situation.
00:15:28.020We live in a highly almost Victorian level, like hypersensitivity towards sex.
00:15:35.460And so, like, again, a woman who sleeps around and so on.
00:15:43.740Oh, this is great. Don't sweat, shame her.
00:15:45.940She's a hero, stunning and brave, blah, blah, blah.
00:15:48.640But the moment that, you know, Jim in her office at the, you know, at the office Christmas party and has three eggnogs and gets a little creepy and puts his hand on her arm or something.
00:16:03.200Oh, my God, this is like a literal holocaust.
00:16:07.020Like she has PTSD, like, you know, and I'm not even joking.
00:16:11.160Like that kind of stuff is entering the mainstream of human resources departments.
00:16:17.080And it's like which, you know, shouldn't exist in the first place.
00:16:19.720Yeah, exactly. But but again, it's like it's this weird we live in this and it almost in order for it to, like, maintain order, it's got to, like, flip between degeneracy and puritanism.
00:16:32.720I think I've mentioned this on our podcast before, but I remember someone sent this to me or I think they sent it to me on Twitter.
00:16:40.600And there was right at the height of Me Too, of hashtag Me Too, post Weinstein, all that kind of stuff.
00:16:46.740There is this BuzzFeed article that came out that was like, read all our sexy stories.
00:16:54.340About, you know, these are sent in from real BuzzFeed readers, sexy stories.
00:16:59.860And there was one in which a girl said, oh, you know, I stayed after work with my boss, with one of my bosses, and we actually had to do a project.
00:17:10.440And so we were there, you know, past past midnight.
00:17:13.620And, you know, after we had completed the project, you know, we were both we've been into each other.
00:17:18.960And so we just went at it and, like, I went to the I came in with no panties under my dress and we had sex on his desk and we did, you know.
00:17:37.820And again, what was so interesting about that is that she's bragging about it.
00:17:42.660She's publishing it anonymously on BuzzFeed.
00:17:45.74010 years later, if she wants to decapitate her boss figuratively and maybe literally, she could come back, cite that BuzzFeed article as evidence of sexual assault.
00:19:17.260And so we have this weird aspect to our society where we're both degenerate and decadent and hyper-puritan at the same time.
00:19:26.620I mean, this is very foundational in the American psyche because, obviously, you know, I would be condescending to our listeners if I had to go through and explain what Plymouth Rock meant.
00:19:39.480But they know about the founding of this country.
00:19:41.800They know very well about, you know, kind of the foundational ethos, the myth of kind of these stiff upper lip wasps in the Northeast who basically applied these norms.
00:19:56.700They weren't degeneracy back then, but that same Victorianism, as you put it, basically we're using the same mental framework, the same matrix.
00:20:31.460And she also had to marry within her class, preferably above her station if she could, because, you know, the mothers were constantly acting like, you know, Jewish matchmakers looking for the best bang for their daughter's buck.
00:20:49.980And in essence, you had all these stories where you could – as long as those three or four things I just said remained at the bottom of every marriage story, you could tweak – you could actually have a lot of extraneous factors as long as you could still fit them in the narrative.
00:21:10.220So, all right, she was virgin at marriage.
00:21:12.900That doesn't mean that she didn't go to the south of France, which back then was very far away from Britain before telegraphs and telegrams and telephones.
00:21:21.680And you could hang out with, you know, either your lesbian school friend from your school days or you did have a male lover but he only put it in the butt or you slept with a man but at least he was of a higher social standing than you so it suddenly became okay.
00:21:38.540You know, you had – Victorianism had ways of playing with its own rules.
00:21:44.200And this is kind of what we're talking about today here in this context as well.
00:21:46.840So the new Victorianism is, as you put it, Richard, a girl can, you know, whore it up, up and down, left and right, six ways from Sunday.
00:21:55.260But then, of course, you have the factor of, you know, oh my god, was it your boss?
00:22:00.080Did he make some move that was unwelcome?
00:22:04.680So I think it is – the comparison of Victorianism is a very good one because you have base rules that are the same but then you just tweak them to fit the current social paradigm.
00:22:14.660And back then they were just as hypocritical as they are today.
00:22:17.760The left of today is the inheritor of that kind of Jesuitical double talk.
00:22:25.820But it's a little bit different because it's in a way not hypocritical because, you know, like what you were saying of, oh yeah, I'm a virgin or like I'm a good bride.
00:22:36.160Maybe I'm not quite a virgin, but I'm decent and beautiful and I'm going to be a good mother, but maybe I had this little tragic tryst, you know, in my past or something.
00:22:49.320Right, and that's the stuff of a novel or that's hypocritical in the best sense of the word and in the sense that you give value to the norm, a norm in the sense of an ideal.
00:23:04.400You give value to the norm, but you maybe can't reach it because no one can.
00:25:48.360Like, okay, let's say that the second story is actually true.
00:25:53.380And to be honest, if it is true that he, like, rubbed his dick in the girl's face or something like that, if that is true, I don't think that disqualifies them.
00:26:05.600I think it demonstrates that he was acting like an idiot.
00:27:00.520It's interesting how this is basically a restatement a century and a half later of the Victorian mindset in which women are still the perennial victims.
00:27:10.080And it's the supposed hypersexuality of the male that is corrupting the woman.
00:27:48.360We actually haven't overcome some of the basic weaknesses of the 19th century West.
00:27:56.400And that includes the utter sentimentalization of females as inherent victims, as innocent, as guileless, and so on.
00:28:10.000And that's just – again, it's a total misunderstanding of women.
00:28:14.080But it's funny not to – I know you're going to probably call me back to order after I derail this for a second because I'm going to leave the realm of human sexuality.
00:28:25.140But I just wanted to riff off of the comment that we really haven't moved past the 19th century in many ways.
00:30:12.3801914 is where we're stuck when I – all those things I just mentioned, the suit, the car, the Westphalian lines on the European map.
00:30:19.500And then 1945 is because we, you know, we then replaced – we did something catastrophic and life-altering is we replaced the conventional,
00:30:31.360traditional religions of Europe with the religion of what was supposed to have happened to the most oppressed race of people of all time during that war,
00:30:41.940having replaced everything else as the central religion of our times.
00:30:45.200And so those two big fault lines in our minds, in our – we're still PTSD'd from it.
00:30:51.780And it's funny that basically sexuality comes in in the sense that if we are able to hold over everything else I just cited from 1914 or before,
00:31:03.000then it makes sense that sexuality would as well.
00:31:04.940We are still living the long century, you know, that was supposed to have ended, you know, 1815 to 1914.
00:31:11.760I think we're still in the Congress of Vienna mindset.
00:31:50.720For the purposes of, you know, the big risk board at the UN, you know, in a way, we've – those are watersheds.
00:31:58.000But in our minds, deeply, profoundly, in the reptilian, you know, back mind, the mind that's connected to the spinal cord and that teaches us about sex and propriety and mores, we're still in the 19th century.
00:32:10.460It's – European man hasn't left and because the world basically, despite itself, despite the left's best efforts, is nothing more than an aping parody of European man.
00:32:22.400As a result, everyone is still stuck in this, like, Congress of Vienna, Europe, sexually as well.
00:32:27.460And we're still going through a religious crisis that we haven't fully overcome.
00:32:34.840I mean, the kind of thing that Nietzsche was reacting to in the mid to late 19th century in terms of the loss of faith, we're still there.
00:33:05.040But we basically have adopted liberalism as a form of public Christianity where we all talk about, you know, St. Martin Luther King and our belief in democracy and equality and so on.
00:33:22.440Yeah, I saw today one of the future icons where you and I will once be, in the future, forced to pour libations to just went up today in Geneva at the UN.
00:33:35.540They unveiled an enormous bronze statue of Nelson Mandela.
00:33:40.700So one day when, you know, during the famous persecutions of Diocletian, the last and arguably most bloody of the persecutions during the end of the Roman Empire before Constantine didn't make the Christian religion the state religion, but at least passed an edict of toleration.
00:33:58.620During the Diocletian persecutions, the way you would do it is you would, if you had a suspected Christian, you would drag him in front of a pagan idol, whether it was the statue of the deified emperor, the emperor Augustus, or one of the very many, you know, subaltern gods.
00:34:17.260And you would force him or her to pour a libation or pay, you know, a coin in guise of, what do you call it, of sacrifice.
00:34:30.380And if they refused, they would kill them.
00:34:32.120And in a way, every time I see one of our guys' statues go down, you know, whether it be a Confederate general or someone else, and when I see statues of Mandela and other shitbags like him go up,
00:34:43.080I'm always struck by that example because I know that one day that's going to be, they are the god emperors to whom we will be expected to pour libations.
00:34:52.280And if we refuse, we won't be killed in the same way, but we will be killed in the 21st century way, which is depersoning electronically, financially, fiscally, jurisdictionally, etc.
00:38:00.100It's a mind control tool just like racist and sexist and anti-Semite and, you know, homophobe and transphobe.
00:38:09.300They're literal words that were very intelligently cooked up by people who have an excellent revolutionary understanding of language.
00:38:20.260And they know how to weaponize it against us.
00:38:22.040And so respecting women is one of those things.
00:38:25.180And to your point about it not being applied to men, and you'll notice, as all our listeners have noticed over the last 10 years or so, that we...
00:38:57.540I'm doing the same thing you did earlier when we assumed a totally bullshit point is valid.
00:39:02.340For the sake of argument, let's assume that there is some sort of, you know, disparate outcome among the races and genders where it comes to higher education.
00:39:14.840However, we've decided now in America that it's no longer a question of freedom of opportunity.
00:39:21.400It has to be equality of outcome as well, which is ridiculous.
00:39:24.780But because of that, we've constantly been giving a leg up to everyone and their mom except straight white men and recently Asians as well, East Asians.
00:39:35.380But we don't even question that anymore.
00:39:37.920And now we've gotten to the point where the reverse problem is such that even if we wanted to question it, because now we're actually encountering cases of...
00:39:49.400And I'm sure most of the kids listening in of my generation who were part of that bump, that demographic bump in the mid-2000s that tried to apply to the Ivy Leagues and got waitlisted or rejected or, you know, whatever, can commiserate with me on this point.
00:40:03.180But we're now reaching points of insanity on race and gender where affirmative action is concerned that you even have the Asians bringing court cases.
00:40:14.200I know the Supreme Court accepted on their docket this year.
00:40:16.420They're going to hear a case out of Harvard where I think it's a bunch of Korean Americans that are complaining about reverse discrimination.
00:40:22.020The sex thing is also part of that nebulous class of perennial victims where, like you said earlier, Richard, women are perfect blossoms that can do no wrong and never lie.
00:40:38.500And it's not going to end well for anyone, just like the race thing won't end well for anyone, because for too long we've been written off as we are born into some sort of nonsensical privilege.
00:40:50.140And there's nothing we can do about it.
00:40:53.540You can't keep an entire class of people down like that for long.
00:41:40.500But, you know, just being, just working nine to five, yeah, just working nine to five so that you can afford a flat screen in your exurban home, you know, that's not it.
00:41:59.300It's monogamous, but it's not really traditionalist.
00:42:02.200And they're just, there's going to have to be a reassertion of patriarchy or this, this revenge is going to start to take on pretty extreme proportions.
00:42:13.380And, and again, I don't, you know, again, I don't like, most of the victims of Me Too, I don't like, you know, Weinstein, Charlie Rose, Matt Lauer, Al Franken.
00:42:26.280I mean, no, I'm not, I don't like any of these people.
00:42:59.940But you know, all the, all the names you cited, you know, I'm not going to go through them all, but the, the, the list that began with Weinstein, you know, and they're all pretty, pretty despicable characters.
00:43:09.340No one was going to stand up for them.
00:43:11.040Um, but that's the case with this Kavanaugh guy.
00:43:13.820The contrast is such that he's literally the good guy that the boring Bob next door, you know, he's like one of these guys that I'm sure a lot of our listeners are, you know, upper middle class white guys from suburban areas around the country.
00:43:28.140Our listeners are 80% African American females.
00:43:33.160Uh, but for some of the white guys listening, no, I, and especially in that, not just, not just the racial angle, which I, you know, could have, uh, could have guessed.
00:43:45.320But, um, just also that socioeconomic bracket, he's the, he's the dad in the track suit who bring, you know, on, he's a high power, high powered attorney in the weekdays.
00:43:56.280And on the weekend he wears the new balance and he looks like a nerd and he's got the Starbucks and he's bringing his daughter or son to lax practice.
00:44:04.740And like, this is who we're talking about.
00:44:09.060This is Richard's point from the beginning when he was talking like half an hour ago about this is an attack on actual, we've gotten down to brass tacks.
00:44:17.180This is where the left actually wanted to bring us a specific part of the left.
00:44:26.080This is the kernel of truth that they've been trying to hide under words like, um, you know, equality of, of, of outcome and it's going to be kumbaya.
00:44:36.160Like we need to be a little racist against whites and a little sexist against, uh, men and a little ageist against old white men because it'll lead to a fair world.
00:44:56.080And so there's going to have to be a reassertion of power.
00:45:00.820This, this isn't just about being a nice beta provider and not rocking the boat, you know, paying your mortgage and your car loan or whatever.
00:46:20.060Look at the end of the day, there is going to have to be an assertion of power.
00:46:26.480And neither of the two things you just brought up, the, uh, the exurb wage cuck who has to, you know, work extra hours to get his flat screen and be a beta provider.
00:46:37.880And the, the women example, how, you know, we would literally be in a state of pandemonium should, uh, should women, you know, be in power.
00:47:00.580There's a reason why ancient Sumerian priests at the top of the ziggurats used to have to, um, take women's virginities before they could get married because they were demons living in their vaginas.
00:47:28.860Do not, do not look at the Semite behind the curtain.
00:47:32.080Um, since we're talking about Mesopotamia.
00:47:34.340But no, so back to your two examples about the beta NPC, even though, even though he's aspiring to be tried, there's nothing wrong about that.
00:47:42.080And the woman in power, um, if any woman in our movement wants to be in our movement and believes what we believe, and she is, I'm sure of, of, uh, good faith, goodwill.
00:47:53.320And I, I'm willing to, you know, I, I personally know a lot of very, um, smart, attractive, hardworking, and respectful women in the movement who does, who deserve to be there.
00:48:03.320They have to recognize that that's true, and they do, because they know themselves better than we know them.
00:48:08.180Uh, you pointed that earlier, Richard, how they have an innate understanding of not only their own sexuality, but of.
00:48:13.380Oh, yeah, they get us, and we don't get them.
00:48:18.500Totally asymmetric, but they also know, I mean, any woman knows, especially the women that are hip to our ideas, they know what it's like to be, you know, under the protection of a man, and also the latitude that that gives them.
00:48:31.140You know, I, I, I have an elderly grandmother who, bless you, um, uh, up to whom I look for a lot of things, because she's, she's, you know, wise beyond her, uh, her very many years.
00:48:43.840And, uh, she's a constant reminder to me, because I kind of, sometimes I'll, I'll watch her do what she does around the house.
00:48:49.460It's funny to see, um, a woman doing what she does, especially when it's, it's so out of place in my own generation's, uh, um, you know, it, uh, uh, lifestyle.
00:49:00.180I'll watch her do what she does, and I realize, like, you know, in a way, even though she's very elderly and could choose not to do these things, she's doing them because it's like she could be doing anything right now.
00:49:10.840And, and she's never had to work a day in her life for money.
00:49:15.700Um, but she's gone from her father's household to her husband's household, and now that her husband is deceased, to her son's household, in, in a, in a, basically an uninterrupted life of luxury.
00:49:29.200And that's what a, an actual, not LARPing trad woman realizes is the latitude that patriarchy gives them.
00:49:38.180They have freedom to, to read, to knit, to learn languages, to go play tennis with their girlfriends.
00:49:43.860All we ask in return, which is, you know, it's a big ask, but they, they know it's worth it, is, you know, you don't need to vote.
00:49:50.860You don't need to be in control of your, you know, of your paychecks or whatever, your, uh, your bank account.
00:49:57.040And, and they know that if they were in charge, they would constantly try to keep up with the Joneses and fuck with the other women in the community.
00:50:05.400The international community works much the same way.
00:50:07.480Men are standoffish to other men, and they know how to, um, look at the bromance between, had it been allowed to happen between Trump and Putin.
00:50:16.660These are two guys, they saw each other, they sized each other up, and they're like, all right, guy, we can work together.
00:50:21.600Let's, uh, this fucking serious situation is a joke.
00:50:50.240But does an allied country that does billions of dollars in business every year, that actively sells them weapons, um, that uses them to base their troops abroad to reach other foreign policy objectives, even though we in the movement don't agree with those objectives.
00:51:06.060Is it, is it, is it normal and healthy and, and is it not terribly gauche to call them out on live television in front of the world stage for something that no one actually cares about?
00:51:17.920No, but it's the feminine, it's the, it's the feminine instinct to make snide backhanded remarks.
00:51:25.040And the more women and the more gays we have in the various chanceries of Western capitals, the more we're going to see that.
00:51:33.180Um, and that's the comment on women, but the comment on the, on the needs now on the, not the needs rather, I'm sorry, uh, much better than a need, much more respectable than a need, the beta, uh, provider.
00:51:43.240We know that NPC in the current meme is supposed to englobe, encompass the, um, unthinking, progressive city dwelling, disgusting soy boy who goes along with narratives without thinking with no inner voice, but it's also applicable in a way to the wannabe trad NPC, who is the cog in the machine, who is an honorable cog, but a cog nonetheless.
00:52:24.380And who's not gainfully employed, you know, four fifths of his life.
00:52:27.900Um, uh, but pretends to be because he opens his, his Apple laptop in a Starbucks with a, with a sticker on the laptop that says this machine kills fascists and, and types up.
00:52:37.780The, you know, the, you know, the nth time he tried to, uh, get a job with Buzzfeed, but he's just not talented enough.
00:53:01.940Um, because they, they allow on the backs of their work.
00:53:05.360Um, they keep this, you know, for lack of a better word, the, the, the, the, the Zog system, there's so many euphemisms I could use, but the, the system going, um, they are paying for unproductive people of color.
00:53:21.300Um, even people of our own color who are unproductive, uh, single moms, um, the mentally disabled, uh, et cetera.
00:53:30.560Um, and these guys, there's a certain noblesse oblige to wanting to help your social inferiors.
00:53:39.740I guess, uh, that does exist, but in a way, um, when those ideas were actually enacted in the West, you know, several centuries hence, um, the people that were working to keep the system going, at least had a life to show for it.
00:53:59.620He fought for, you know, he would have to give men to the King when in times of war, you would have to arbitrate between, you know, silly peasants fighting over, uh, you know, a tiny piece of land.
00:54:37.700They, they have to live way on the boondocks in order to afford a house because, you know, um, the, uh, the current, um, real estate market is such that if you're a married man with a wife and two, two or three kids, uh, there's no way in heck.
00:54:52.820You're going to be living anywhere within an hour and a half of a major urban center, unless you're willing to live like, uh, uh, an illegal Mexican 15 to a room.
00:55:01.820It just doesn't work that way anymore.
00:55:03.580And so these guys have nothing in return.
00:55:05.340They're keeping the system afloat and they get nothing but disrespect.
00:55:09.780Uh, they also get, uh, not paid as well, you know, cause inflation is, is, is, uh, moving more quickly than, uh, than standard of living, uh, uh, adjustments.
00:55:18.780And also the Brett Kavanaugh example plays into this.