Rebel News Podcast - ANDREW CHAPADOS ｜ Deconstructing Bias with Tarl Warwick (StyxHexenHammer666)

00:00:00.000 Carl Warwick is a popular YouTuber and author who has amassed half a million subscribers on

00:00:10.680 YouTube for his honest and analytical takes on politics, culture, and religions. Warwick,

00:00:15.880 aka Sticks, Hexenhammer666, is no stranger to debate and goes up against some of the biggest

00:00:21.860 names out there. His latest book, Critical Race Theory Debunked, has already reached number one

00:00:26.880 new release status on Amazon. Today's episode is sponsored by Elevate Farms. Elevate Farms is a

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00:00:42.940 thanks for joining me. How have you been? I've been well, and I hope that you're well too.

00:00:48.020 Oh, thank you very much. I want to jump right into your book. It's on Critical Race Theory,

00:00:52.020 a hot topic, obviously. What compelled you to write a book about this? Was there one person

00:00:57.860 or thing that made you put a pen to the paper on this topic? Well, I had made a video debunking

00:01:03.320 critical race theory based on the five basic premises that were put forth by its academic

00:01:08.000 proponents, and I saw it on a Vox article, so I took it from a left-leaning site, actually.

00:01:12.960 And what I figured is a lot of times there's nothing that's really short for people to digest,

00:01:18.540 and not everyone has the time to read 400 or 500 pages, so I figured that I'd make a fairly short

00:01:24.960 booklet that, in a concise manner, just goes through the claims of critical race theories on

00:01:30.020 academic proponents, debunks them, and then adds a little bit on to the end, and it's more concise

00:01:36.140 for readers that they may be on the go, and they don't really have more than maybe a few minutes at a

00:01:41.800 time, actually, to read. Yeah, I mean, obviously this reflects with the reader because it's gone

00:01:48.460 so quickly up to number one, and I noticed that a lot of your books, they're pretty low price. Is

00:01:54.540 that because they're all fairly short? Is that why? No, I hold the price down artificially because

00:02:00.460 another thing that I understood years ago when I started editing books, this is one that I wrote,

00:02:06.120 but many of them I've edited, is that initially on Amazon years ago, I ran into this problem where

00:02:13.460 everything was either prohibitively expensive, it was a $40, $50 hardcover, which as a poor kid at the

00:02:20.220 time, what was, you know, out of my price range, unless it was something really interesting,

00:02:26.160 including for short works, or it was low price, but it wasn't in a proper modern format. And so what I

00:02:32.000 set out years ago to do is simply to format things properly, edit them line by line, get rid of all of

00:02:38.900 the mistakes, get rid of all the spelling errors, because people had been uploading primitive PDF

00:02:44.280 file scans from sometimes 10, 15 years ago, with their interior files. And the problem is that those

00:02:50.860 original manuscripts had all of the original mistakes and problems. Some of them even had like

00:02:55.560 writing in the margins and things like that. And I couldn't imagine why anyone would buy them.

00:03:00.540 That's definitely a good idea. Now, I've been talking to people a lot about CRT, as it's called

00:03:06.640 lately. And there's so much obfuscation on this topic. And I want to get your opinion on this. Joy

00:03:11.600 Reid, for example, she had on the woman who says she coined the term, they tried to completely separate 0.55

00:03:17.040 it from Marxism and intersectionality. Do you find that to be that what they're doing these days?

00:03:23.200 Yeah, they're trying that. Definitely. The problem for them is the critical race theories on academic

00:03:28.360 proponents in their fourth premise, openly admit to not only Marxist, but third wave feminist influence.

00:03:34.360 Now, they don't see a problem with that. I mean, in the academic sense, because they think that

00:03:39.000 Marxism is okay, or even a good thing. The problem is that a lot of people that are pushing critical

00:03:43.980 race theory aren't even aware of this. If they really believe that Marxism is fine, whatever,

00:03:49.660 that's their opinion. But they should be aware of the fact that that's actually an influence on

00:03:53.820 critical race theory. And the problem is that a lot of the corporate media sites, CNN, MSNBC,

00:04:00.740 even the Vox article, largely don't admit to that actual Marxism. One of the problems that I

00:04:06.100 identified in my own little booklet on the subject is really just the fact that people,

00:04:12.080 they're not even meaning to be disingenuous. They simply don't know. Nobody has told them

00:04:16.420 that Marxism is explicitly part of it. And I've noticed, and we can talk about this maybe a little bit,

00:04:23.020 is actually that if you take critical race theory and you look at it in the broader sense,

00:04:28.280 really it's Marxism in the purest sense. The only difference is that class theory has been replaced

00:04:34.300 with racial theory. So instead of poor versus the bourgeois or poor versus the rich or whatever,

00:04:40.280 the Kulak classic, it's purged. It's really about different racial groups or ethnic groups,

00:04:46.220 as it may be.

00:04:47.700 So do you think they're just, you know, muddying the waters to try to

00:04:51.160 use that as a method to push it as far as they can push it? Or is there some other

00:04:55.300 end goal here?

00:04:57.340 I think that the proponents of it at the top definitely are trying to muddy the waters.

00:05:02.340 I think that the 99% of people that would actually support critical race theory are simply,

00:05:07.600 they're not informed about it. They don't know exactly what they're promoting,

00:05:10.560 specifically because all of the trusted sources like we would have on YouTube or whatever,

00:05:15.880 all of the authoritative sources are telling them, no, no, no, it's barely even leftism.

00:05:21.460 It's certainly not socialism or communism or anything like that. No, no, no, no. They're just

00:05:25.560 paranoid. I've been called literally for calling out critical race theory, paranoid and far-right

00:05:32.260 extremist and things like that for suggesting that there's Marxist influence into it, even though

00:05:37.000 it's openly admitted by its academic proponents, some of the legal scholars that were involved in

00:05:41.980 shaping what critical race theory in the unified theory sense actually meant are self-proclaimedly

00:05:47.980 influenced by Marxism. They don't hide it. They just don't see the problem with it. And I think

00:05:52.360 the real big problem is the disconnect between the academic, like the ivory tower people that go

00:05:58.720 into critical race theory and the vast majority of people that are proposing it who will go out of

00:06:04.320 their way to vehemently deny the fact that there's any leftism involved there beyond the mundane

00:06:09.220 armchair liberal. For sure. And I see it a lot from Joy Reid, that Mark Lamont Hill guy. They really

00:06:16.420 want to say, oh, you haven't read the academic papers. You haven't talked to the woman who coined

00:06:21.080 the term, even though herself is also the, sees herself as the creator of intersectionality. So I think

00:06:28.560 what they're trying to do is like what along the lines of what you said is get it out to as many

00:06:33.220 people as possible. And the damage has already been done once they start indoctrinating people

00:06:37.780 with it. And if, if they have to learn that it's about communism down the line, well, then they're

00:06:41.840 already going to be like, oh, well, you know, it's got good points. It's, it's just about equality and

00:06:47.100 equity. I'm sure, I'm sure that goes along with it. Now you've been a YouTuber for a long time.

00:06:52.500 I've noticed you're grinding it out for like at least a decade from what I can see. Have your opinions

00:06:58.200 changed over the years and how much of that has been affected by different people's comments or

00:07:03.120 criticisms? Yeah, I've changed over the years. Initially, when I first got onto YouTube, it was

00:07:08.580 literally just as a joke because back in 2007, when I first arrived on YouTube, nobody was going to make

00:07:15.200 a living being a YouTuber or anything like that. It was just uploading cat videos or something like

00:07:20.460 that. Yeah, I didn't even cover politics. At first it was mainly spiritual issues, some philosophy.

00:07:27.040 I got into psychedelia and, and the drug war and things related to it. And that was sort of the

00:07:33.400 launching point into politics. And, and people can go and look this up if they want to. If you

00:07:39.140 sort my videos for the oldest first, you will quite clearly see I was essentially a leftist

00:07:44.860 many years ago, but then the left sold out, Obama sold out, liberals in general sold out. My views

00:07:52.380 didn't honestly change. It's just that the groups that were representing those views have morphed over

00:07:58.180 time. I fit in by 2012, more with the Ron Paul revolution than I had with the anti-war left,

00:08:05.100 not even a half a decade prior. I found that sad. And they're selling out as completed at this point,

00:08:11.100 because now they're, they're literally supporting political witch hunts and opposing the rights of the

00:08:17.460 accused. We see this with the January 6th earrings going on. I think possibly even live as we're

00:08:22.860 speaking now. Um, it's the most insane thing I've ever seen. I haven't seen anything like this since

00:08:28.700 just after nine 11, when the government was trying to justify rummaging through people's trash to find

00:08:33.900 out whether they were patriotic or not. I will get to that in a couple of minutes. Justin, I think we

00:08:38.980 have some B roll of sticks as a first oldest video, whatever the oldest video is on your channel.

00:08:44.880 I just want to, there you are. You look a lot like one of our editors, frankly, here to editor

00:08:49.840 Sid. Um, so do people have misconceptions about you? Do you think, uh, you're pretty, I'm confident

00:08:56.660 saying you're a Trump supporter now. Um, people probably wouldn't think that right away. When I

00:09:01.080 first saw your videos, I think it was probably around 2016. And you were one of the people who,

00:09:06.060 I don't know how much you agree with Tim Poole, but I would put you in the same camp of people who

00:09:11.000 have changed their opinion. I've watched change their opinions over the last four or five

00:09:15.880 years. Do people usually have a different conception about you when they meet you or first see you?

00:09:22.040 Uh, you mean in person, like on the street or something? Yeah. Well, I mean, uh, generally,

00:09:28.200 I mean, I've got the long hair, I've got the tie dye and stuff. So when I go out, if someone

00:09:32.220 is not familiar with who I am, probably think I'm a hippie or something like that. Uh, in all

00:09:37.740 honesty, the people that are, are, have recognized my work kind of get it. Um, but my views, honestly,

00:09:46.040 technically speaking, they haven't actually changed that much. Literally. It's the paradigm

00:09:51.260 of politics that changed more than anything that I was doing. I think that's the same with Tim

00:09:55.720 Poole, actually. Now that you've mentioned him, he's still a liberal individual. It's just that a lot

00:10:00.940 of self-proclaimed liberals. Now they're pro censorship. Uh, they don't, they believe in state power.

00:10:06.940 They believe in mollycoddling or even worshiping the state. And I don't think he quite understands

00:10:12.040 it because of course the left or liberals in general, even half a decade ago, weren't like

00:10:17.480 that. And I'm sort of in the same crowd. This even happened a little bit with libertarians,

00:10:22.400 with the libertarian party under Jorgensen praising Facebook censorship and things like that. And

00:10:27.740 it's just a mess.

00:10:29.240 I think it's also happened. The evolution of all the parties has completely changed up here. We have

00:10:35.960 the green party, which is of course, uh, an international party all uses the same platform

00:10:40.880 and, and, uh, logos and everything. And there was a time where they would just be, we're the straight,

00:10:46.880 uh, environmentalist party. We care about the environment and that's it. But now they sort of

00:10:51.620 represent a far left likened to the squad, for example, in terms of their policy. But what I was sort

00:10:57.520 of getting at with you is to me, you're just sort of a guy who isn't as afraid to speak honestly on

00:11:01.760 any of the topics. Now you, you mentioned that you were probably considered yourself a leftist

00:11:07.000 before. Um, didn't you also, you said you were a Christian, but you, then you, uh, identified as

00:11:14.220 a Satanist. Do you want to go through that a little bit for people? Because I'm sure people try to bring

00:11:17.680 this stuff, try to bring this stuff up on you and say, look what he used to say, you guys don't trust

00:11:22.620 them. They didn't, that happens constantly, especially among leftists who simply don't

00:11:28.580 like me and pretend to be religious. Yes. I was a, uh, basically my upbringing was as a liberal

00:11:34.460 Christian. You could say similar to like, uh, I don't know, Methodist or something like that,

00:11:39.080 like going to church on Christmas and Easter, basically. And then Christmas service basically

00:11:44.220 is like, I liked it because, you know, I could light the candle, put it in the snow and it's cool.

00:11:48.820 It's kind of relaxing. You get to sing songs and stuff. Um, that was my upbringing. And when I was

00:11:54.220 a teenager, actually like high school age, uh, I became more of a, if not a fundamentalist, a more

00:11:59.840 religious Christian, got baptized and so forth. Uh, but what I realized, and a lot of people would 1.00

00:12:05.500 chalk it up to Marxist indoctrination in college, but it was actually before that, uh, I, I stopped

00:12:11.140 believing in that. I started reading more about, uh, not just science because science doesn't

00:12:17.220 necessarily not mesh with Christianity in many ways. Uh, but the occult, I thought about my own

00:12:22.960 spiritual experiences. And for a while I was in sort of atheism. I had lost my faith, so to speak,

00:12:30.300 but I didn't like the vacuous nature, straight line atheism. And so Satanism in the sense that I

00:12:37.060 followed it was literally just atheism, but with the rituals, it's basically a mockery of Catholicism

00:12:43.320 more than anything. If you've read Anton LaVey's Satanic Bible, it's fairly straightforward. And

00:12:48.500 there is actually a proto-libertarian methodology behind it, uh, by design. What I realized after

00:12:56.060 that though, and I left Satanism behind, uh, God, I think almost a decade ago, uh, is that Satanism is

00:13:02.260 also vacuous. It's a great psychological stepping stone potentially, but it's not for everyone.

00:13:07.680 I don't encourage people to become, you know, members of the church of Satan. I certainly never

00:13:13.900 was, uh, or anything like that. And I've decided to just sort of be an occultist, which is to say

00:13:19.620 that I search for truth. And I think the search is more important than actually finding anything.

00:13:25.580 It's the entertainment behind it. The story, once you've fully read it, is no longer entertaining.

00:13:30.600 You can go back and read it again, but you know how it ends. Uh, I look at it as sort of like, uh,

00:13:35.460 reading an eternal story that doesn't have any end. And I think that there's something behind

00:13:40.720 spirituality. I've had spiritual experiences. Um, but I don't, uh, I don't belong to any organized

00:13:46.960 religion. No. Yeah. I think when I read some of the criticisms of you, I don't think people realize

00:13:53.300 that there is, you know, a 12 or 15 minute video about what you just said, where you talk about all

00:13:58.920 this. It's not just, uh, you're blowing with the wind here. You put a lot of time and effort. And like

00:14:04.480 you've mentioned, you've been doing these videos for a long time. You put a lot of thought into,

00:14:07.820 into all of these topics that you're talking about. Maybe not so much the cat videos in 2007,

00:14:13.080 but maybe you got updated cat videos. I shouldn't say that. Well, I mean, that becomes the problem,

00:14:17.620 which is when you've made videos for, as I have 12 years now, the problem is that you would have to

00:14:23.800 go back in, in order to prove someone wrong about your views, uh, or about the evolution of your views,

00:14:30.180 you have to manually go back through thousands and thousands of videos. It would be impossible,

00:14:35.540 uh, in order to link them in order to show one person that they're wrong. And at some point it

00:14:40.760 just is too kind of time consuming to do that. For sure. And I hear a lot of people like Joe Rogan

00:14:46.620 and Jordan Peterson talk about that. Whereas if you're talking for thousands of hours or hundreds

00:14:51.900 of hours, there's going to be something that somebody takes issue with that you said, but they

00:14:56.260 don't often want to show it in full context. I also want to talk about something you posted a video

00:15:01.000 about recently, um, where you said you would vote for Trump again in 2024. If he runs, I want to play

00:15:06.900 that and get your thoughts on the rest of that thought. All right, everyone, based on what I'm

00:15:12.620 seeing, like when he was speaking the other day, the fact that he's still holding large numbers of

00:15:18.380 rallies, you know, weather permitting and so forth. Um, I, I am inclined to believe that Donald Trump

00:15:24.480 leans heavily towards wanting to run in 2024, uh, link in the description. He's already menacing

00:15:31.120 Cuomo, who I think he's still envisions might have democratic party aspirations. Cuomo, by the way,

00:15:37.080 would technically be near the top of the list. Biden clearly won't be the candidate. If he is,

00:15:42.440 he loses automatically because he's, he's not going to be capable of campaigning. Kamala Harris

00:15:48.220 has a likability rating in the democratic party, probably lower than many Republicans would.

00:15:53.880 Uh, and Cuomo is a sleazebag, uh, but somehow he's managed to get away with killing 15,000 people,

00:16:02.400 writing a bestselling book about it and calling himself the COVID King while also having like a

00:16:07.280 dozen me too accusations against him. Somehow his career has been assured. He's the, he's another

00:16:13.020 Teflon die, sort of like Clinton-esque. Trump, I think will run, uh, or at least again, there are

00:16:19.700 several things that can stop that from happening. Number one, Biden resigns, uh, or is 25th.

00:16:24.700 So do you, you really think Trump's running again? Wouldn't that sort of put, uh, to the side,

00:16:29.260 all of their, you know, election meddling efforts right now, or do you think it's whichever is the

00:16:34.100 best outcome for him? I think that Trump is inclined to run, uh, not least of which the reason

00:16:41.600 would be for his ego. As I said, well, I've said, and this isn't a bad thing. I don't mean that in a

00:16:47.120 sense of, well, his ego and in a negative sense, years ago, I said, what Trump wanted was the triple

00:16:53.280 crown, which is he had, it's essentially money and, and power. And he had all the money in the world.

00:17:00.600 Uh, he had all the fame in the world. Those are two of them. He wanted power. And when you're Trump,

00:17:06.400 when you've got billions of dollars, you've been, you know, you're the host of the apprentice. You've

00:17:11.800 done the pageantry, you've done wrestling, you've done stern, you've done literally everything under

00:17:16.740 the sun for decades and decades. The only thing that would suffice, uh, would be the presidency.

00:17:21.620 I think he leaned towards trying to become the governor of New York initially and realized it

00:17:26.140 was beneath him. Uh, he wanted to be the president. There's only one thing left in his entire life

00:17:32.140 that he can possibly do, which is to become a two-term president. That is the pinnacle. It is

00:17:37.220 the only mountain left to climb. I think he'll run. I will vote for him if he does. I think he'll

00:17:43.620 probably win if he does, because I see the Republicans finally have their balls back, 0.92

00:17:48.160 which Trump gave back to them after two decades of not, uh, having them. Uh, and, and I think that 0.96

00:17:57.100 the Republicans are busy at the grassroots level. And you can see the alarm bells going off of the

00:18:02.560 DNC headquarters about this at the grassroots level. They're starting to take over housing

00:18:07.560 authorities, school boards, mayoral offices and stuff. They're targeting the lower level districts,

00:18:13.520 getting more precinct leaders in. And if they can do that groundwork, then they can fortify,

00:18:19.100 really fortify the election from the ground up, uh, and go to the state level as well.

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00:18:45.120 save three months in total off your full price. You mentioned Biden. Do you, do you think he,

00:18:51.200 you don't think he makes it another, it's crazy to think about another three years and what,

00:18:55.920 four months of Biden? I mean, you, you take any clip of him and there's a large, you know,

00:19:02.740 brain fart as they call it happening. Uh, do you don't think he's going to make it? Do you not,

00:19:08.340 not living, but you don't think he's going to have the capacity to run again?

00:19:11.520 I think it's possible. I mean, you can't, you can't completely write him off. There are some

00:19:15.820 people that are in their eighties that are still with it and so forth. It's just that Biden is not

00:19:20.220 even 80 and he's not with it. Uh, they could probably prop him up. They prop up his half

00:19:26.280 vegetative body and, and make it animatronic or something like that. But I think there's a less

00:19:32.960 than 50, 50 chance that he makes it there without having a major health crisis, getting 25th or being

00:19:39.380 forced to resign. Problem for the Democrats is then they're left with a technical non-incumbent who

00:19:44.520 was never elected, who has considerably lower likability than Biden and who can't debate.

00:19:49.820 Can you imagine Kamala Harris debating Joe Biden? I mean, uh, Donald Trump. It'd be hilarious.

00:19:56.160 Just nothing but uncomfortable laughter is what she goes to, I think. What do you think are actual

00:20:00.960 voting issues for Democrat voters? Uh, I don't see anything other than, you know,

00:20:07.900 rainbow coalition, uh, identity politics being any, was there any, were there any voting issues

00:20:15.920 in 2020? What, what are they going to run on in 2024? Do you think? Well, the Dems are going to

00:20:21.640 focus on COVID, I think more than anything else. And you see this with the January 6th insurrection

00:20:27.540 claims. I use that term, of course, sarcastically. They're trying to draw that out because what they

00:20:33.100 want to do is cast Trump and the populace off. They were trying to commit treason. We defeated them

00:20:38.740 and they tried to take over and we stopped them because we're heroes. We're the rebel alliance.

00:20:43.160 And by the way, evil orange man, Drumfler bad, uh, did a bad job with COVID and Biden did better.

00:20:49.500 The latter is not going well for them though, because of the Delta variant. Uh, you've got new 1.00

00:20:53.680 cases coming up, which isn't going to stop because none of the methods seem to do anything about it and

00:20:59.580 having for more than a year. Uh, and Biden's going to eventually take flack for that. Even the legacy

00:21:04.440 media is actually warming to the idea of his, uh, approval cratering. And as soon as they start

00:21:09.860 reporting on that, which I'll be making a video fairly soon, actually on the subject, a few of them

00:21:15.340 have, um, it's, it's basically over for Biden, for Biden's, uh, party mentality, which is basically,

00:21:23.040 uh, he expects to have limited, I mean, limitless support. I think the problem with Joe

00:21:29.220 Biden is that he's surrounded by people that are sheltering him. They're not telling him the truth,

00:21:33.920 which is, Hey, uh, your approval has fallen. Well, your disapproval has risen almost 10 points in the

00:21:39.900 last six months. Maybe we should change what we're doing, but nobody's willing to tell him that they

00:21:45.640 even had, uh, tales about him from back in the primaries that he sort of lorded over things. And he

00:21:51.620 was very indecisive. That is, he wanted to make his own decisions. It was very forceful about it,

00:21:57.060 but at the same time, he was always biting his nails thinking, well, maybe I should do a,

00:22:02.220 maybe I should do B and it would be gridlock. And that seemed to be a problem during the primaries,

00:22:07.860 even when he had, you know, other opponents against him, he was having problems in charting

00:22:12.420 the actual destination, uh, of the ship of state that he wanted to pilot. And it seems like

00:22:18.060 indecisiveness might finally be his downfall. Pilot the ship of state. That sounds like a t-shirt

00:22:24.400 sticks that you might want to sell. Other than Biden though, you've got Harris who you mentioned,

00:22:28.740 uh, wasn't voted in. She didn't make it through the primaries. And then there's AOC who's not

00:22:34.720 around as much lately. I don't think she has national, uh, appeal. They don't really have it.

00:22:40.040 Pardon me? She won't run. Yeah, of course the, the Dems, they don't really have any popular faces.

00:22:45.220 And it seems like the people that they push out now with this, uh, the January 6th committee or hearing

00:22:50.420 or whatever they're calling it. It's just the same guys that are willing to say anything. I'm

00:22:55.500 talking about the Eric Swalwells, Adam Schiff, um, that Hirono lady, the Hawaii representative,

00:23:01.500 I think. And, uh, you're talking about the, the hearing they were having. And I saw this earlier

00:23:05.800 before we came on here and it's them literally trying to cry. And I want to show you this so I

00:23:11.500 can get your, uh, reaction to it. Go ahead, Justin.

00:23:13.800 Thank you, Mr. Chairman. And, uh, thank you to my colleagues on the committee.

00:23:20.940 Thank you to our witnesses. Uh, I never expected a day to be quite as emotional for me as it

00:23:27.180 has been. Uh, I've talked to a number of you and gotten to know you. I think it's important

00:23:33.700 to tell you right now though, you guys may like individually feel a little broken. You

00:23:41.020 guys all talk about the effects you have to deal with. And, you know, you talk about the

00:23:45.320 impact of that day, but you guys want better the next time that God help us. And if we're

00:23:55.780 so driven by bigotry and hate that we attack our fellow citizens as traitors, if they're

00:24:01.420 born in another country where they don't look like us, God help us. But I have faith because 1.00

00:24:24.420 of folks like you and I, Adam, I didn't expect this would be quite so much later, but it must

00:24:30.640 be an Adam thing today. Uh, but I'm so grateful to all of you. With that, Mr. Chairman, I yield

00:24:37.500 back.

00:24:38.720 So I was in the military sticks. None of this makes me cry at all. None of the events that

00:24:42.780 happened on January 6th makes me cry at all. And Adam Schiff, they're really attempting,

00:24:48.720 trying his hardest to cry. Wish I knew the name of the guy on Fox who does the impression of

00:24:52.620 them. It's, I don't know if you've seen that, but it's really good. We all pulled our money

00:24:56.320 together and, uh, got you something.

00:25:04.880 It's beautiful.

00:25:07.400 What do you think this theater is all about? Because to me, they're sitting there saying,

00:25:11.620 how, how dare we treat people as the other and political opponents as non-citizens or whatever

00:25:17.800 he just said. But I feel like the end goal of all this stuff is to otherize Trump supporters

00:25:23.860 and possibly turn it into a situation where we demonize them based on their belief system so that

00:25:30.980 it becomes illegal. I don't know. What do you think is the end goal of all this?

00:25:34.160 Yeah. Well, that's been ongoing for half a decade now and it's been partially successful, but there's

00:25:38.960 a huge, uh, pushback against it. I just liked the fact that, uh, Adam Schiff was attempting to show

00:25:44.340 emotion. I, I liked his attempt to appear human. It's like watching Mark Zuckerberg get, uh, uh,

00:25:52.560 try to get teared up watching Benjamin Button or something. I was human once. I mean, I am human.

00:25:58.080 Yes. Yeah, no, I, I think definitely though, this is part of a push for censorship and everything like

00:26:04.320 that. It's, it's sort of like after nine 11, essentially what it is, is these morons are trying 0.99

00:26:10.900 to take an event that, that a lot of people have an emotional interest in. They blow it out of all 0.99

00:26:16.420 proportion, make it seem a thousand times scarier than it was because this was a fiery, but mostly

00:26:20.940 peaceful protest. CNN told me that, uh, you know, about Wendy's burning months before, uh, they're

00:26:27.000 trying to take that and use it as a justification to pass what Biden perceives of. And then the Democrats

00:26:33.040 at large is a panacea, which is mass spending, AKA higher inflation, more taxes. Um, they've already

00:26:39.780 weaponized the DOJ. They raided Rudy Giuliani, America's mayor, you know, just saying, uh, they've

00:26:46.940 been weaponizing. Uh, they were trying to actually partner with the private firms to look into people

00:26:52.520 as well. Now we have the ADL partnering with PayPal and we have the big tech giants working hand in hand

00:26:58.720 with the government to establish a key database, basically of dissidents and wrong thinkers. All of

00:27:04.600 these things go hand in hand. None of these things can be justified unless people are afraid,

00:27:08.700 much like we could only invade Afghanistan or Iraq because people were terrified.

00:27:14.320 Well, this is essentially the war of terror. It's not a war on terror at this point. Only this time,

00:27:20.020 instead of being predominantly foreign, it's predominantly domestic. Uh, they've gone even

00:27:25.160 one further instead of this being W saying those people over there need to be invaded because they're a

00:27:31.660 threat to us. Now it's these people in our own country, in your own neighborhoods are a threat,

00:27:36.340 rat out your neighbors, keep tabs on them. Don't trust your neighbors. Lord help us if we should

00:27:42.760 have some social cohesion in the country because people might trade amongst themselves and exempt

00:27:47.960 themselves from the globalist economy. That's basically what it is. I think people never thought

00:27:53.320 it would get to the point where certain businesses and companies were, you know, cutting people off

00:27:58.540 because of their ideology. I mean, PayPal de-platformed us based on absolutely zero things. They

00:28:03.720 didn't give a reason. They didn't point to anything. They just cut us off one day. And I know, um,

00:28:08.460 Patreon did that with people as well. They had reasons that weren't to do with their platform,

00:28:12.460 but I think people didn't think that that would be coming. How long, how far away do you think we

00:28:17.560 are from, you know, ideologies being illegal? Well, the ideologies won't be illegal, but what they'll do

00:28:24.140 is they'll, they'll say, uh, they'll keep stretching terms like bigotry or racism, sexism, homophobia,

00:28:30.880 extremism. They'll keep stretching them out further and further and further. The problem is

00:28:35.820 what they do when they do this is that they dilute them. So a Nazi proclaimed to be a Nazi in the year

00:28:43.340 2000 or 1995 was understood. It's a person they've shaved their head. They get a swastika tattoo on

00:28:49.060 their chest. They hate Jews. They hate blacks. They hate life itself. They get a baseball bat and 1.00

00:28:54.420 they're beating people down for the color of their skin. Now a Nazi is someone who opens their legs too 0.94

00:29:00.060 much on the subway train. So keeping that in mind, what they've done, uh, in their, their haste to

00:29:07.220 lambaste other people and censor them and destroy them, which is just, again, a power and money grab, 0.99

00:29:12.560 uh, is they've actually made the problem 10,000 times worse. And people who are actually still

00:29:18.260 independent minded and independently voiced have to fight against them. I think they'll be unsuccessful.

00:29:23.660 I think that new tech in part, uh, and the upswelling of populism, not just in the United States, but

00:29:30.240 elsewhere, uh, will eventually erode, uh, their hold over things, their totalitarianism, but it will

00:29:36.740 take time. Unfortunately, we find ourselves in the midst of a censorship dark age at the moment for

00:29:42.480 some years to come. Thanks a lot, Sticks. Hex and Hammer 666 on YouTube. And of course, you can catch

00:29:49.740 him on Twitter as well. And the number three guy on BitChute. And don't forget to buy his book.

00:29:56.920 Peace out.

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