00:27:13.400what's the warning, what's it look like
00:27:15.840oh my gosh we're going for the data centers it's gone too far let's do it um in terms yeah i mean
00:27:22.920there is with the breakdown of a monoculture i mean i guess the thing is that it creates
00:27:27.420certain opportunities it certainly creates opportunities for different tribal things i
00:27:30.600mean that's basically what i was doing last weekend that's what i do that's what i'll be
00:27:33.700doing tonight that's what i think a lot of us do and like you could tell yourself 10 15 years ago
00:27:38.920yeah i'm doing this thing but let's face it you're kind of on the margin you're kind of on
00:27:42.960the fringe you know you're on the fringe maybe you even like like the idea of being on the fringe
00:27:46.780but these days you got to ask yourself what does it even mean to be mainstream is there even a
00:27:50.700mainstream and that by itself does create a certain opportunity but at the same time it it's still a
00:27:56.500pervasive what what am i saying here looking at that billboard chart oh it disappeared now but
00:28:00.860like i don't know how popular that is i don't know how many what millions or what is it billions of
00:28:06.260views or something this this type of music gets it's still this we have this layer on top where
00:28:11.300like this an uber globalized culture where like they're just saying that still exists but everyone
00:28:18.500knows taylor swift it will but eventually that she's kind of the exception that proves the rule
00:28:22.940though is she not i mean interesting thing about taylor swift too if you remember she started off
00:28:27.660as country she was a warm-up act for toby keith and you can find the old interviews where she's
00:28:32.840like wow toby keith what a legend i don't know what to do and everything else of course when
00:28:37.320toby keith died she couldn't even be bothered to say anything because that would be too
00:28:40.700controversial but one of the reasons that she is where she is in terms of the industry and
00:28:47.460everything else is one she was kind of grandfathered in in terms of like how her career progressed i
00:28:52.260don't think she would get off the ground now in the same way but the other thing is as you were
00:28:55.740saying before she's like non-offensive enough and yet still appeals to a certain kind of woman's like1.00
00:29:03.520lust for relationship drama and all this kind of thing that she got her market and then she just
00:29:08.660kind of walked into that and so she'll be there but i don't think there's anybody else coming
00:29:13.180along and if you remember i mean years and years ago i remember writing about this for american
00:29:16.300renaissance there was this weird thing that came up because in 2016 people were trying to meme her
00:29:21.920as like right wing and whatever that's how i learned about her daily stormer was saying she's
00:29:25.940our girl she's white now and she actually the photoshop she even came out against that remember1.00
00:29:31.100that's when she started becoming political when she was being pushed because she was like tired
00:29:35.680to being seeing these meetings go around but she in 16 and in those years and 17 i think she
00:29:41.640basically just didn't say anything which of course was taken by the media as consent i mean if you
00:29:46.320go back and look at the articles from a few years ago like all these hysterical articles why won't
00:29:50.120she condemn this why won't she condemn this and everything else eventually of course she did
00:29:53.440but this idea that you can have somebody who is above the fray who's not taking a political stance
00:29:59.820who is mainstream and everything else she was kind of like the last one who got in there i mean think
00:30:04.000of a cultural figure we'll see as as dominant as like michael jackson like that will never happen
00:30:10.120again that that'll just never happen you're never gonna have like one person where like the whole
00:30:14.900world is like oh i know who that is yeah because it wasn't the internet look i think it will right
00:30:19.020but the thing is he will be indian or chinese yeah got it yeah but we don't know who's like
00:30:23.880no we don't i'm sure there are a billion chinese people who are following some pop star yeah like
00:30:27.740i don't know who he is neither do you i mean like you ever go to like one of these bollywood or see
00:30:32.120like one of these bollywood movie theaters i mean you don't know what any of these things are
00:30:35.260like they get patron or it's sort of like a tyler perry movie i mean how many millions of dollars
00:30:40.160that these guys does he make from tyler and there's not a single white person in the entire
00:30:44.640country who's ever seen one of these things it's like an entire culture and he's been
00:30:48.500totally distinct from all yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah i mean it's really crazy problem even with
00:30:54.880all of this though the one thing that's still not acceptable though is white nationalism right even
00:31:01.040With all these little, you know, subcultures and this and that, who's the one that they're still censoring and banning and going after?
00:31:07.140But the eyeballs will be kind of off of that.
00:31:08.880Yeah, I mean, I think as time goes on, it will lessen, you know, until unless whoever's controlling AI still has a problem with that, still thinks it's a threat.
00:31:18.180We'll see what happens with censorship.
00:31:20.200I'm kind of wondering after the midterms, we might get the return of some online censorship because they'll feel like they can get away with it again.
00:31:28.660and then after depending on how 2028 goes i mean they'll definitely bring it back vengeance we'll
00:31:33.220all just have uh we'll just all be in cages next to each other so i'm already like spanked out i'm
00:31:37.940having my i'm gonna be in the cell right next to you in the gulags hey that's old school i already
00:31:42.260i already showed my kid the scene from red dawn and i was like this is where it's going like i
00:31:47.620got you dad we understand each other we'll be in some ai prison where they're like they can suspend
00:31:53.780the the perception of time so like you'll be in there like a million years in some weird0.98
00:31:58.420fucking nightmare isn't there a movie it'll be a vacation i can finally get some sleep0.98
00:32:02.000sleep when you're dead that'll be the torment that'll be the torment they won't let you sleep0.99
00:32:08.280yeah right it'll be like i'm already used to that we're already used to that
00:32:13.540i just want to say before we move on for this to the music thing because i want to get into like
00:32:21.140the news week which of course the editor josh hammer they just had a piece about like warning
00:32:25.260about the DSA of America kind of thing in, what's it called?
00:37:03.040They were basing it off of this, like, kind of Bernays,
00:37:05.380Edward Bernays type of, you know, PR and marketing.
00:37:08.060Super emotional, which ultimately is based on, like, Freud.
00:37:10.880like you have all these hidden emotion stuff but it's it's not that they're wrong it's just that
00:37:14.460they found a way of kind of hijacking then and finding it the code they called it in the
00:37:18.700documentary right and it was basically like if you can just break this emotional code this code
00:37:23.100of like why does coffee make you think of your mother and like the this if you can appeal to
00:37:27.700the smells and the senses them to buy the thing it's basically you it's a hacking of the of the
00:37:32.240limbic system to a certain extent but your emotions and your and your brain in a way right
00:37:35.980and they for the longest time too i mean to go along with kind of and i know we all know this
00:37:39.840I mean, propaganda essentially replaced artillery as far as being the greatest weapon of the 20th century, as far as like getting people collectively to follow one or two, you know, really any kind of like ideology you want.
00:37:52.240It's like, sure, there were wars because they needed to settle things that propaganda couldn't reach.
00:37:58.340I mean, by my own admission, I was guilty of being, I had my eyes closed for them.
00:44:12.160right well it's the option between synthetic and organic and that's where everything kind of that's
00:44:16.640where it stands right now right you can you could try of course it's not that that the attempt
00:44:20.520shouldn't be there at the same time but at the but you can't rebuild things that were naturally
00:44:25.340built over you know hundreds maybe thousands of years in some cases right and then try to you
00:44:30.700could you know attempt to recreate that immediately or try to get an instant like kind of version of
00:44:35.280that or whatever um it feels like obviously we have pressure on us and and we feel like we don't
00:44:40.640have the time at the same time if you don't take the time and spend those things to do it in the
00:44:45.700right way then it might be squandered anyway it's it's an extremely difficult situation and i think
00:44:52.280again it's with the rise of the type of technology that we're seeing now that's just going to make
00:44:57.200that even harder right in terms of like the younger generations and stuff like that like how
00:45:01.320how spastic and spurgy they will be how antisocial they will be uh short term i'm like super super0.94
00:45:07.480black belt about like how this is going to turn out i don't think we have to win every battle0.74
00:45:11.220though we basically feel like survive and and i think it's going to be more important to have like
00:45:16.260a real real airtight super strong uh smaller core of people than just have like 50 strong men than
00:45:24.600a thousand you know i don't know that's kind of where i'm at at this point at least but do you
00:45:28.340guys i mean just because what you said was absolutely true like with the with ai and0.85
00:45:32.920coming and sort of like breaking us all apart but as the external pressures get put more and more0.97
00:45:39.020on us and as people start to become more apparent or more um i hate to say awake but just more
00:45:44.440conscientious of what's going on that may help create more organic groups because i tried to
00:45:50.440join several different groups in the past where it was like yeah i wanted to do it had the best
00:45:54.140intentions but got there and decent guys but we just were not all on the same page so it fell
00:45:58.660apart over a long enough time kevin i mean i know you've been part of it you know with the wolves
00:46:02.860for years that's a the core group is fantastic but it's like how many guys have you seen come
00:46:08.220and go it's a really hard thing to get people to really stick a part of something even if the guys
00:46:13.540really like want to but i think as things externally get harder and harder for us individually
00:46:19.220i think that's going to bring people closer together because i mean i saw necessity yeah
00:46:24.280Yeah, exactly. And I think that that's going to happen. I mean, I hope. And then there will maybe be just hundreds of small, tightly wound groups that maybe you're not 100% on the same page with everything, but you will work together collectively because we may have collective enemies, you know?
00:46:39.740Right. I suppose I should just tell you just because it leads into it. Last weekend, I was at RTTL. So I gave a speech just on this. It should be up at some point today or tomorrow on the Identity Politics page. And it was all about basically what we're discussing right now.
00:46:54.400and I think we don't need to go through the main points because we're already kind of hitting some
00:47:00.860of it but one thing I want to bring up and obviously I didn't really say that here but
00:47:04.480it's something I'm thinking about as we talk now the frustrations that come with building real
00:47:09.840world community even though at some level we all know it's a necessity right I think a lot of
00:47:15.340people are going to say well I have a community but my community is this online thing because in
00:47:21.580this online thing a lot of those frustrations are not there i mean think of what we talked about
00:47:26.400before with sort of the hick lib who calls himself a transgender in the middle of some rural town in0.55
00:47:31.040the middle of nowhere like he thinks he he she it whatever has friends online that's why he did it0.70
00:47:38.060right i mean he was probably groomed into it on a discord or whatever else like for many people
00:47:42.940this is the community and this is sort of the flip side of and including for our movement i
00:47:47.960don't think i need to get into you know what's happened with some of the discourse on the online
00:47:51.340right over the last year or two when everything kind of fragments and there's no authorities you
00:47:56.360can trust yeah it's liberating and it does provide an opportunity to create communities irl and that
00:48:02.560create productive communities online that can lead to irl stuff but it also leads to a lot of people
00:48:08.240just doing stuff that are completely crazy or unhinged for sure or frankly it would have been
00:48:12.600better off if they had just been watching cbs yeah i mean not to not to whatever here but just0.90
00:48:18.320To illustrate the general point in not a political sense from a famous 4chan post, you know, 1980, be 13, be sexually confused kid, be attracted to toasters, grow up and realize you shouldn't be retarded.0.82
00:48:32.660Now you grow up, you go on a website, there's 50,000 other people who say we're a community.0.97
00:48:37.200You never realize you're retarded.1.00
00:48:38.980And then you screw up your life forever.1.00
00:48:40.760And that's how we end up with transgenders and God knows what else.1.00
00:48:43.240I mean, the problem now is that if somebody was nuts and somebody had had a certain compulsion that was destructive, people back then would just bully it out of you and you'd be better off for it.1.00
00:49:34.220Warren McIntyre had a thing about this where he said, you know, a clown world is uniform, that in a way that if you're forcing people to take absurd stances, if you're forcing people to say insane things, if you're forcing people to basically be like a clown, you're forcing them to be radically distinct from other people.
00:49:52.440And then they're bound to each other because they're putting up this flag.
00:49:56.840And as he says, if you've got a uniform, you've got an army like we we have this idea that, well, these guys are outside the main like, let's be honest.
00:50:03.760i mean transgenderism for example not to harp on that but it's less popular than it used to be
00:50:08.120i think a lot of people in the media are like kind of vaguely pretending we were never into
00:50:12.040this kind of thing and whatever else but there are a lot of people who have just gone too deep
00:50:16.260i mean especially the parents who let their kids transition how are you going to go back on that0.99
00:50:20.460right you can't go back on right so like you have to go down with the shit yeah and so you're going0.95
00:50:25.440to have this permanent lobby doing stuff now imagine this with any number of other issues0.96
00:50:30.340like these are the people who basically run the show one of the things i say in politics all the0.98
00:50:35.380time is that the more neurotic and crazy and dependent and useless and spiteful mutant as we0.97
00:50:42.200began the show someone is unfortunately in a democracy the more effective an activist they are0.97
00:50:47.160because they'll do this stuff for 18 hours a day and you won't and that's what's grabbing the
00:50:51.140attention too right because that's part of it now yeah you right you increasingly have to do more
00:50:56.480more radical and shocking things because it isn't in an outrage industrial complex in a way i mean
00:51:01.920we all kind of are bound to that in the sense one way or another and it's a it's an attention
00:51:05.640economy hate the word but it's true right and so you that's why you're seeing these people now it's0.96
00:51:09.920not enough for just like chopping off your genitals they're pretending that they're pups that have
00:51:13.680like had had their limbs uh amputated and they put it in what do you call it the um yeah you know i
00:51:20.120the frozen eyes or whatever it's called it right and and they're and they have to go to the hospital
00:51:24.560to amputate their hands, you know what I mean?
00:51:26.760But they got all those hits, all those views.
00:59:25.700No, I was going to say, if any of your kids got killed, I can't imagine in any world that you guys would just bow down and be like, oh, this and that.
00:59:47.960And the other thing, too, is imagine imagine you're in one of these cases where something happens and maybe it's not like a deliberate murder, but let's say an illegal drunk drives into your kid or something like that.
00:59:58.980You're ready to go to war. And it's like, well, OK, I'm going to go out and I'm going to, you know, redact it.
01:00:05.800You've got another kid. Are you going to go to jail? And then you're turning your back on him.
01:00:09.560You've got a wife. Your wife is begging you not to do it. What how what am I supposed to do?
01:00:13.460what a selfish thing to do you're leaving me there and i'm gonna start there's always a reason
01:00:17.260there's always a smart reason there's always there's always friends i can hide the body okay
01:00:20.700kevin i mean i got some but maybe other people but like the point is the point is there's always
01:00:29.400going to be some reason that people could talk themselves out of it it's going to feel the right
01:00:33.960the right thing to do and that's what you're fighting with in many ways again if you think
01:00:38.040of the typical we talk about like violence and everything else but if you think of who commits
01:00:43.080most violence disproportionately in this country we're talking about blacks and we're not just
01:00:46.600talking about blacks we're talking about young black males between a certain age and we're also0.77
01:00:50.280talking about like a minority of them and if you look at like who commits most crimes in the cities
01:00:54.780it's actually like a minority of a minority of a minority it's just we don't put them in jail
01:00:58.860anymore so they get arrested 30 times and they just keep coming out and doing it again and basically
01:01:03.420what really people who have studied these people and have looked at like how they operate and
01:01:07.620everything else they literally just do not have the ability to grasp that there are future0.95
01:01:12.040consequences they don't understand it yeah i mean like i've always said like a black a black0.91
01:01:17.140criminal of this sort anyway basically exists for 10 seconds at a time yeah if you're like oh well0.99
01:01:22.500i'm gonna shoot this cop and then i'm gonna drive away and it's like well don't you understand that
01:01:26.220like more will come and they'll chase you and you're probably gonna get shot it'd be like what0.99
01:01:29.880are you talking about yep that's some other guy yeah and when you when they get arrested and they
01:01:33.800say like i didn't do nothing and it's like 10 minutes ago you shot someone it's like no that
01:01:37.540was a different that was a different guy what i mean is like i'm not doing anything now and like0.94
01:01:41.320they believe it but the thing is that that stupidity or recklessness or what total absence0.90
01:01:46.800of future orientation in a way that is a kind of weird advantage in these everyday social0.98
01:01:52.260interactions because imagine somebody comes up to you and you know three of us males are all
01:01:56.500fairly sizable guys by like today's standards somebody comes up to you and shoves you you're
01:02:01.560with your wife they insult your wife now you've got a choice are you going to fight this guy
01:02:06.600and go to jail are you going to maybe what if he pulls out a knife or pulls out a gun and you can
01:02:12.500be as tough as you want but if he's got a gun or a knife it's not going to go well for you what if
01:02:16.640his friends come and attack you from behind god knows we've seen that happen before i don't care
01:02:20.380how strong you are if that happens these considerations don't even enter into for the
01:02:25.160other guy which means that he has the advantage so every single day i mean to go back to what
01:02:30.460you were talking about with the pumpkin patch and everything else every single day every white
01:02:34.400person has the choice between putting up with these kinds of petty slights and dishonors
01:02:39.100that any of our ancestors would have gone nuts over and it's humiliating or you can take radical
01:02:45.060action against it but then your life is over because the same system that won't restrain
01:02:49.760these people boy it's going to show up in a hurry when it's time for you to do something all that's
01:02:53.800true yeah all that's true they have it's a completely different uh consciences or maybe
01:02:58.720lack thereof i guess to a certain extent right time preference the biology of the brain is
01:03:03.760completely different as it doesn't exist so that's why we can't live with these people and
01:03:08.120the option is to remove yourself you know i mean yeah the only thing you can do is keep them out
01:03:12.540yeah there's no there's no coexistence possible and they of course anything they go into they
01:03:16.620will just ruin a pumpkin patch like the widest thing you think possible riding a tractor at a0.98
01:03:22.880pumpkin patch i mean that doesn't scream black okay our youngest sonny said they they wanted0.85
01:03:28.780to sniff the fumes they said it's like is that true it's like yes okay it's a lesson in diversity
01:03:34.980for your kids like yes honey well they need exposure this is what it is and this is what
01:03:38.620it is in the rest of the country you know north idaho is a little special but like this is this
01:03:42.940is why we talk about what we talk about you know so the ultimate question i know that probably
01:03:48.880doesn't even have an answer but can you correct that problem because you know it's like that the
01:03:54.200liberal mind thinks that everybody every group is as reasonable as we may be that's saying that
01:04:00.820we're reasonable right because i'm such a reasonable guy but um can you correct that
01:04:07.020within i guess our liberal minds that believe that everybody should have the same opportunities
01:04:12.940because clearly they're just you know they're not making enough money and it's all socioeconomic1.00
01:04:16.520problem can that stuff be corrected or is that just a complete law the hate i saw in these women's
01:04:21.200eyes for me because i was white um cannot be corrected you know and it's like there's always
01:04:27.480exceptions there's always exceptions sure of course but yeah but they're statistically
01:04:32.540insignificant basically exactly you know this has been my general experience you know when i've
01:04:38.720lived around these populations yeah and too many people's status depends on the premise being
01:04:44.300accepted that it's just a question of education that's just a question of resources i mean if
01:04:48.680you were to say look there is no solution i mean how many people lose their jobs lose their their
01:04:54.600identity as like i am somebody who helps solve social problems and fights for equality and it's
01:04:59.540like no actually you're just wasting time nobody's going to admit to that so this is the situation we
01:05:04.780find ourselves in yep that's right all right i'm gonna do this one here where's uh where's the
01:05:10.460albert challenge we got to do this oh my gosh bring me up kaios so long are we there we go i
01:21:38.760But the mentality also is partially what, well, let in outside forces
01:21:42.620or where we allowed outside forces to convince us
01:21:45.120that it was morally correct to replace ourselves and things like this, right?
01:21:48.020Certainly they didn't have those opinions back in the 60s,
01:21:50.300but I'm saying the liberalism, the social democratic type of mentality
01:21:54.300that dominated, especially Sweden, for like almost 40 years straight
01:21:58.080with like the social democrats that that laid the groundwork for kind of finding us in the position
01:22:04.200that we are today right so there is something fundamentally wrong like sure it worked but
01:22:08.500but you didn't get a hardcore like you can't get that type of politics with a hardcore like
01:22:14.540border enforcement or or this idea that we also shouldn't help anyone else i mean national
01:22:18.820socialism is very distinctly different like than that obviously is a totally different type of
01:22:23.100socialism but there's just a a deep rot inside of that political system just needs to needs to go
01:22:30.080and you know we just it just has to be nationalistic has to be hardcore it can't be
01:22:33.440pedro escobar sent five dollars jeets pays countries to take their excess want some funds
01:22:39.380take a couple hundreds thousand shitskins that's right we'll we'll uh it's a our countries there's
01:22:45.520a dumping ground for all these other countries and then modi he said that too by the way he said0.60
01:22:49.600that we should operate like he was very impressed by the israeli lobby and he said like we're going
01:22:54.860to operate like they do we're going to have all our people go to their countries and then lobby
01:22:58.440for like you know relationships with india and sending remittances back home from the best yeah
01:23:02.900well that's it exactly right as they're doing yeah i mean there's uh it was either piv brimler
01:23:07.280or steve seller it might have been seller who said something that uh peoples can learn a lot
01:23:11.020from the israelis about how a country that cares about its own people would operate i mean they
01:23:14.940have their self-interest they ruthlessly pursue it and if you're india you're looking at that
01:23:19.320and saying why not well again that's sorry kevin didrap but obviously that's the the critique from
01:23:25.020the left is that israel is too much like a white supremacist country they that's their you know
01:23:28.980their fantasy of what the problem with those i mean that's not our problem with it obviously
01:23:32.720no no that's not ours but i think i think where it's all going is that people will be like well
01:23:37.620the double standard is you know nationalism for me and multiculturalism i mean i wonder if if in
01:23:44.340the long run what will end up happening and maybe even certain groups in this country will say that's
01:23:48.160a better bet for them group survival wise that we need to get rid of the double standard and so
01:23:52.380therefore we're going to get rid of get rid of the nationalism for me i think a lot of people are
01:23:57.600beginning it's becoming too noticeable it's becoming a liability right and so i could see
01:24:02.240that going away whether that would actually improve our situation that's a separate question
01:24:06.300some ways it would certainly in terms of foreign policy obviously but in terms of like what we're
01:24:10.760dealing with domestically it wouldn't the broader point i think is every idea can contains within it
01:24:15.700seeds of its own destruction right i mean one of the things that made if you talk about like why
01:24:20.000not just europe and i speak as a degenerate italian here but northern europe specifically
01:24:25.560whoa and incidentally well yeah but yeah right but northern europe specifically and the anglos
01:24:33.100like why did they create institutions that dominated the world why did they create these
01:24:37.820uniquely high trust societies precisely because you don't have the same reliance on kinship
01:24:42.280networks precisely because you have this belief that the rule of law is a thing and that the
01:24:47.640rules that are written down actually matter and that even the king is to be bound by the law
01:24:52.520and no one is above it and all these kinds of things these are the ideas that created great
01:24:56.740things but they're also the very things that lead to your your society being hacked comically easy
01:25:02.360absolutely but clannish outsider absolutely so here's the thing you can be like well these ideas0.85
01:25:07.080are wrong and from today's perspective they obviously are wrong but you don't have them
01:25:10.400i'm seeing jeets buying up more than gas stations now a dunkin donuts for example
01:25:16.260those are not chocolate covered donuts what are you doing what are you doing
01:25:21.640and it's not about the system it's about the having racial consciousness i think0.99
01:25:40.260you can have any kind of system but if you're racially conscious this shit doesn't happen right0.87
01:25:44.580but what's coming it was what kevin is getting at is that this has basically been bred out of0.99
01:25:50.100white people but what's so funny about it is that it was the inch it was probably a few thousand
01:25:57.020years of ethnic kinship like selection and and and and an in-group preference that's not just0.85
01:26:02.980going to go away led us to that point the reason why our institutions why we could even trust a
01:26:08.720higher authority because was because the base material that we work with genetically they were
01:26:14.080very similar related already right so it's this odd kind of thing that this is the stuff that you
01:26:19.080and i've been talking about in after flash exactly yeah yeah it's like these were the points of
01:26:23.680strength among our society we can now organize around a trading guild right as opposed to just
01:26:28.940a clan or something like that so that became increasingly successful in the short term but1.00
01:26:34.040as you said kevin long term now we can be out maneuvered by 80 iq donkey fuckers and they come1.00
01:26:39.340in and take over our police force or infiltrate our political systems or or take over some other1.00
01:26:43.600institution in our countries but they're still base level but they're still just more race that's0.87
01:26:48.140what i'm saying they're standing we're standing there with our pants down and don't even but like0.77
01:26:51.560what about the adherence to the rules and they're just like hardcore ethnocentric and that's winning
01:26:56.340out that's the point right well that's what we need to return to yeah right and the people here's
01:27:01.000the contradiction though of course is that people will say well if you return to that kind of thing
01:27:05.380if you operate in that way then the society would never get to the developed level it is now
01:27:10.660ultimately you're just going to begin operating the way they operate and i would say well yeah
01:27:14.860that's basically true but them's the brakes i mean this is why you can't have instant institutions
01:27:20.900constitutions these sorts of things come from the genius of a people joseph the monster talks about
01:27:26.480this even francis parker yaki who was a lawyer by the way even he talks about this one of the first
01:27:30.680things he ever wrote so if you substitute a different people in there and you say well the
01:27:35.620institutions or the constitution or the laws they're somehow magic and and everybody's gonna
01:27:41.340as long as everybody adheres to the law no questions of law there's always it's always a
01:27:46.060matter of interpretation it's always a matter of obeying the spirit of the law not just the letter
01:27:50.860of the law i mean to give a one example because we're dunking on the indians here the uh dot not
01:27:56.000feather one of the things that you'll see coming out of canada is they and this is something it
01:28:00.580would just never occur to us it would just never occur to us where they have the food banks or
01:28:05.520like the soup kitchens type things and these are set up mostly by these christians to take care of
01:28:11.320the less fortunate and indians literally make videos on youtube saying how to get free food0.99
01:28:16.480how to go to this look at these stupid people they're giving you free food here's how you can0.99
01:28:22.640take advantage the idea the very idea that you are not just that you're taking advantage because1.00
01:28:28.620that's one thing but the very idea that like we would look at this as a status reduction of course
01:28:35.060we would look at this as pathetic they look at as increasing their is on right like this is actually
01:28:40.520better yeah we're winning we're we're outsmarting these be looking out down there they're handing
01:28:44.440out free food and of course in the long run what this leads to is it just means that there's no
01:28:49.560soup kitchens for anyone that's right fortunate just get no food well so so ultimately they are
01:28:54.360here in our societies as a force of not a they are not the root of the problem right these1.00
01:29:02.120immigrants the invasion that's occurring the demographic replacement that's a symptom of a1.00
01:29:06.920much deeper rot in our in our society and in our civilization we've lost faith we've lost faith in1.00
01:29:12.080ourselves and now these people show up basically to just feed off the carcass right the the rot
01:29:18.340that's set in and these people it's like the maggots just eating away at it and part of me
01:29:22.480are just okay well fine if that's what it is fine that's what the only way is through right that's
01:29:28.100that's the only way to do this you know one of the things i mean i i it's kind of funny wearing
01:29:32.620this talking about the midterm elections but like i mean i do pay attention to that kind of stuff
01:29:38.500and i do think there's a certain sense you have to be doing participating in it and have a stake
01:29:43.300in certain people winning and other people not but one of the things that i would do if and when
01:29:47.840I ran for something from the right is I actually think universal entitlements are the way not
01:29:53.640because I think they're good policy I am a rightoid as the online right says I am I am kind of
01:29:58.460reactionary and a conservative in that sense I am on the right I'm not beyond left and right but
01:30:02.820I will say this even though I don't think it's good policy I think at this point you basically
01:30:07.500have to do something like actually everybody needs to get snap actually everybody needs to
01:30:13.140get ebt actually all the entitlements need to be universal because we already have socialism in
01:30:18.300this country it's just white people don't get any of it we're the only ones paying for anything and
01:30:22.900and i've never understood why the clowered pivot strategy this idea where you overload the system
01:30:27.420i've never understood why that's considered a left-wing thing that's a right-wing thing let's
01:30:32.080make it so everybody's doing this thing let's make if it's just a racket if if america is just a
01:30:37.280corpse then let white people get some gibbs too let's get our cut and then we're working on a
01:30:41.480more equal playing field and then we might actually get changes and frankly let's go i mean i'm not i'm
01:30:46.620not the biggest fan ironically i was going to say i'm not the biggest fan of political
01:30:50.020accelerationism although i got this on but financially i think yeah yeah financially i
01:30:55.780think it's a really good idea i think that if you just kind of you say okay well these programs are
01:30:59.580bad and they're destructive and everything else but let's turn it up to 11 let's make it everything
01:31:03.460free let's break the whole thing and then the night and then the nightmare of that sets in when
01:31:08.080like the age of ai abundance comes in and that's what like musk has talked about what is it like
01:31:13.100uh fully automated luxury communism do you remember those terms like i mean it would look
01:31:18.560like wally or something i mean imagine imagine yeah imagine they pull it off like i know they're
01:31:26.540not going to whatever but like let's say it all works right let's say that ai you know eventually
01:31:31.460they they become smart enough that they develop even smarter things and now nobody has jobs anymore
01:31:35.700because we don't have to have jobs and everybody just kind of sits around all day what would the
01:31:39.500economy even be what i think it would actually be is sort of what we talked about at the beginning
01:31:43.400would be the attention economy taken to like its worst possible or most extreme possible conclusion
01:31:49.060where what you would do is basically just observe stuff on a screen and what you pay attention to
01:31:56.360is how the economy works and like that's all people would do and i i jokingly refer to wally
01:32:01.840but remember like kind of the fat people cruising around social media and everything now but like
01:32:06.640that is probably what it would be more likely oh yeah because what else would you what else would
01:32:11.460you do there is nothing else it's just yeah and you could say like well i won't participate in
01:32:15.560that but it's it reminds me of when like some of the best chess players in the world would say well
01:32:20.960you know when the computer started beating good chess players and they would say well they'll
01:32:24.720never beat the best because chess has a level of creativity and it's an art and everything else and
01:32:30.040there's just something inherently human about it a machine could never but no eventually a machine
01:32:34.300is just able to brute force its way and beat everybody yeah and they're just better now
01:32:38.900yeah there there will come a point and i say this as a writer i don't like this but there will come
01:32:44.780a point where a machine is writing better than dostoyevsky now what yeah like it's going to
01:32:49.280raise fundamental questions yeah no i mean now we know we now we know what something's ai because
01:32:53.800you're like ah the m dash i see what you are i know what you are i can see you but like eventually
01:32:59.040there's going to come a point where we can't they're they're they're this close now you know
01:33:02.460henry remember i sent you that meme earlier i was like man speaking of ai
01:33:10.060i'm sitting there in class and i'm thinking in my head basically thinking of gpt0.65
01:33:14.880and the guy comments back and goes motherfucker that's called thinking i like how it came back0.97
01:33:23.620just for the curse just for the lesson sorry it's breaking it's called thinking yes um yeah i mean0.99
01:33:30.320it's what we'll see yeah um outsource your brain outsource your thinking well yeah most people
01:33:36.500already do they already do and so this what i'm saying is it'll be a perfect fit it will just match
01:33:41.780hand in glove perfectly and uh most people are just going to adhere to this the the idea that
01:33:48.020most people seek authority and most people are uncomfortable by making their own decisions and
01:33:52.700to have an externality explaining to them like we're it's just something in humans right we're
01:33:56.660hardwired to like believe that like when the machine says something is true whatever we're
01:34:01.580more likely to believe it than our own instincts i mean some people can have have harnessed that
01:34:05.580and they they truly have agency and they can figure this out for themselves but i'm saying
01:34:09.400i'm talking about the masses now we're like biologically hardwired to like seek external
01:34:14.800confirmation and finding those answers i got a question it's why religion so when you were
01:34:20.600talking about basically like how take advantage of the social system to the point that we almost
01:34:25.260break it to where you literally just everybody gets it do you think because i know me personally
01:34:30.920i'm thinking back to the way like my dad raised me and most of the guys that i grew up with we0.96
01:34:34.880have that weird sense of pride it's like yeah you don't take fucking handouts because you're right0.99
01:34:39.080right well the idea of going on welfare anything like that was it's like man that's shameful shit0.99
01:34:44.820yeah i don't think that's i don't think that's true anymore i think i don't know i mean i know
01:34:49.480from uh touch yeah yeah well i mean i'm not saying it's a dishonorable thing but that was
01:34:53.700premised upon the idea that the system is somehow ours and that if you take a step back in the grand
01:34:58.800scheme of things if everybody takes advantage of the system it won't be any good for anybody
01:35:02.380i mean what i tell my friends who are like ex-military and stuff i mean we all know kind
01:35:06.460of the disability scam right yeah get your disability it's the one thing that will actually
01:35:11.280give people i'm like you earned that dude yeah yeah and and thank you thank you for your brave
01:35:18.320service fighting the iraqi navy you deserve your right right right uh yeah but you know take what
01:35:24.500you can get right at this point it's a it's a service to help to to break what's uh what's
01:35:30.200what's broken right and to and to push what's falling yeah i mean that we that's kind of you
01:35:34.200gotta kind of have to do that at some point yeah i mean it's so bad and things are so expensive
01:35:38.020that there's couples uh that i've heard of that don't even legally get married so the woman can
01:35:43.220qualify for benefits of course you know and i understand yeah 100 yeah it's not i mean this
01:35:50.500a lot of these institutions are just dying out and because there's this idea and this is something
01:35:57.060that i see with the conservatives too especially see from like conservative christians or something
01:36:01.820like that where they'll say and i know where they're coming from they're not i'm not accusing
01:36:05.480them of operating in bad faith or something like that but they'll say like well the system is rigged
01:36:09.760or like relationships are rigged, or the marriage laws are rigged, or the welfare system is rigged,
01:36:13.500and they'll just be like, well, just man up. You just got to be tough. You got to like work
01:36:17.860through it. And it's like, well, at a certain level, if you are upholding a system that is
01:36:23.380fundamentally against you, it's not just that it's foolish. It's that you're being a collaborator.0.64
01:36:27.560Yeah. And I understand that like, we're all trying to find our way out of the system. I
01:36:32.220understand that there's not like a perfect solution. I understand that you can be as
01:36:35.460militant as you want online but at the end of the day 99.99 percent of people watching this are
01:36:40.320going to pay their taxes the same as everybody else and so none of us are really fighting the
01:36:44.360system in a way that like they notice right but at a certain point there does there need to be
01:36:51.500certain choices made about like are you going along with this or not and are we going to have
01:36:55.920a system that operates for us or just a system that operates against us it's not even that the
01:37:00.640system doesn't operate for us it's that the system only operates against us and is united
01:37:07.560everybody else is united by the fact that it operates against us yeah i mean it's not like
01:37:12.520these other constituencies on the other side like each other it's not like you could put them in a
01:37:16.480room together and they wouldn't kill each other within five minutes but they all know who they
01:37:19.960can rob and so therefore it just kind of limps on and so when people were saying well you just
01:37:23.640got to be a tough guy and let yourself get robbed like at a certain point it's like no
01:37:26.840get on this billy yeah i mean they what's unite them is the hatred for us and as long as we're in
01:37:32.180the room you know they'll bicker about that but they'll turn on each other real damn quick if we
01:37:36.260if we bail out if you will in that sense if we i know i know that's not going to happen obviously
01:37:40.360we're not going to get some like white strike that's just i like that's unrealistic but i'm
01:37:43.680saying it's a meme but yeah but it's but it's a technicality right if we reach that point that
01:37:49.080collectively we understood that like it's no longer serving us and instead of trying to like
01:37:53.480patch up the boat to fix it while we're like trying to kind of man the pumps and and remedy
01:37:59.000this and and hang on everybody if it gets to a breaking point where like it's no the realization
01:38:04.680sets in it's no longer working for us let's encourage it to like it go go under i don't
01:38:10.580mean like sure that will be difficult times and problematic but i'm saying at some point you will
01:38:14.800reach a level where you're just like you cannot sustain it anymore and i mean this might actually
01:38:19.900come with the boomer class unless these people have ai in place by then to to manage things and
01:38:26.000make things work and function dissident we talked about that earlier too remember it was like i0.99
01:38:31.120don't know how anything in society functions anymore when you look around it's like a bunch1.00
01:38:34.180of people who are like born in third world countries in 1998 that's like running things1.00
01:38:38.180now and like how is this going to work it's it's not going to eventually it's not gonna no i mean
01:38:43.220how much how much infrastructure is basically being run by like some 64 year old guy and he's
01:38:48.660the only one who understands like how the plumbing infrastructure in like des moines or something
01:38:54.000works because like nobody else and nobody's been trained to do it and everybody else is working in
01:38:59.140hr and you know managing social relations and all these kinds of things and yeah i think there there's
01:39:04.600sort of this desperate assumption that hr is going to save the day but the the problem of course is
01:39:08.820that the one thing that that hr is going to save the day that ai is going to save the day yeah but
01:39:13.400But the one thing that AI is going to be – HR is not going to be saving anybody.
01:39:16.920The one thing that AI is going to be last to substitute for is basically the trades for infrastructure.
01:39:25.940You can't get an AI to like crawl, and I speak from some experience here, to like crawl into a space in a basement and break all the OSHA rules so you can fix a pipe or whatever.
01:39:36.780no not yet you can't so like you still have these things where you know for example the key bridge0.99
01:39:41.540in baltimore that you know actually those indians driving a boat decided it would be a good idea to0.56
01:39:45.840drive into it and blew it up and it falls into the uh into the water and everything else like1.00
01:39:51.060every once in a while you have to drive up north and you got to go around because you can't go over
01:39:55.120that bridge anymore and you sort of think to yourself like the first bridge from the time it
01:39:59.960was built it was already a shorter amount of time than it's been since the accident right and at a
01:40:04.980certain point it's like we could just never do this again it's just a bridge we probably can't
01:40:09.840do it or like the hoover dam oh that could you build the hoover dam again like forget it no
01:40:14.460that's but you could do it you could do it a hundred years ago yeah and like you had basically
01:40:19.280just a bunch of tough white guys being like all right we're gonna build this dam and here's how
01:40:22.700we do it and everything else and now it's just it'd be a nightmare i mean you'd have a million0.98
01:40:26.360studies and it would take 50 years to do well this is like come on you know blacks built this0.94
01:40:32.060country dude you haven't heard every every single thing in this country is made out of cotton i know0.97
01:40:37.200that's why they're trying to build a white house again down in africa well i mean uh what was it
01:40:41.420i was thinking about there um i forgot my point i was going to say something about that but the0.97
01:40:46.020yeah i don't know it's just holy shit we have to get to a realization here that like
01:40:51.280like we we once had a situation like the bedouins show up at the pyramids or something right and
01:40:57.420they look at this thing and just like what how in the world was this and i got that epiphany when
01:41:01.140i went to belgium and that's many years ago we're like beautiful architecture antwerp belgium it's0.99
01:41:06.900just like incredible buildings and it's just surrounded by arabs and and sub-saharan africans0.99
01:41:12.220and and and they're walking around in this environment none of them built this stuff and1.00
01:41:16.520none of them would even know how to build this stuff but it's like a decaying empire and like
01:41:20.460i'm looking around just like you're seeing none of these people have like no idea how this was
01:41:25.180like some there was once a race of giants gods or something and they built these incredible
01:41:30.600it's like the britons after the romans left i mean keep it i mean this is the kind of thing
01:41:34.980even if we're just talking about like just white people right i mean think of being i always think
01:41:39.500about this in terms of how rare it is in history but britain is i think this is actually core to
01:41:44.580the british character this experience i mean think of what it was like to be a roman citizen
01:41:49.120in britain at a certain point in history where you could grow up and you could realistically
01:41:53.400expect like i'm gonna go to gaul then i'm gonna go to rome then maybe i'll like have a trading0.98
01:41:59.360route that goes to palestine then i'll go to north africa then i'll go to like damn you but0.72
01:42:03.540whatever i'm gonna do and then i'll come home and i'm gonna do all that in one lifetime and then0.99
01:42:07.780like two generations down your descendants world is like the 20 miles right surrounding his stupid0.97
01:42:15.300little village and he's never gonna see anything outside of that and every once in a while people0.98
01:42:21.240pass like a stone bridge and you say like dad who built that and he goes i don't know a race of
01:42:26.600giants and like that's where we're at yeah i mean you're beginning to like see that and
01:42:30.880to bring up what we said at the beginning i mean it's it'd be very easy and it would be very
01:42:36.300comforting and i suppose it would be kind of in my economic interest in terms of what we do to
01:42:41.480just be like well you know it's just because we're better than everybody and like these nons can't do
01:42:46.740anything and that's you could say that's true as far as it goes but let's be honest i mean
01:42:50.280white people too are kind of declining we're just not because think of and and part of it
01:42:56.400it's not because i'm like dunking on it like it's being done to us exactly yeah but how much
01:43:01.140but it's being done to us some of it is deliberate but it's also because think of the environment we
01:43:07.420grow up in and think of the sorts of things that ordinary people just don't know how to do i mean
01:43:12.480just to use one horrifying example this actually was a non-white but i'm sure it's not that atypical0.69
01:43:17.120for white kids too i mean i went to just buy like a good at a store and i give like two dollars0.82
01:43:23.260for like this cheap like protein bar or whatever it was and she the machine broke and she just0.62
01:43:28.920couldn't do the math oh my god she had to actually call a manager oh my god and they had to like
01:43:34.620write it out and and like the manager was like 45 because that was the only person who knew how to
01:43:39.860do it yeah yeah and like you you're sitting there you're thinking to yourself like is this really
01:43:44.720what's going on here like is this actually how it works and that's what i'm saying the adherence to
01:43:48.680and i'm like i already knew the answer and i'm like and i'm like i know the answer i can just
01:43:52.400tell you like no we have to do it this way all right i mean i guess you could be lying and trying
01:43:57.780to cheat yeah right like three cents or whatever it is right well that's what i'm saying that will
01:44:02.320be indicative of the future that we have in front of us where like no one can figure out you have
01:44:05.740any type of machine breakdown or like there's a hack or ai has infested some new system and the
01:44:10.580counter attack ai didn't you know i didn't have enough i don't know data center tokens or something
01:44:16.280and so therefore you know it just comes to a head and things grind to a halt everyone will just
01:44:21.460stand there and just like be with their pants down but it but it has to follow these certain
01:44:26.220rules or like there's no human to human uh like interaction left anymore it would like be funneled
01:44:32.440i noticed as we went to the airport a lot remember we were in a we're in a hurry so we're like we
01:44:37.320got to order some food and get on the plane real damn quick we haven't eaten in like i don't know
01:44:40.84012 hours or something right and you can't order with the the waiter or the main guy behind the
01:44:46.720the bar anymore pointing at this tablet you have to scan this qr code and then you have to like sign0.98
01:44:52.320up and put your address in and all your details and then your credit card frustrating as fuck0.93
01:44:56.840when you're in a hurry with whatever yeah and i couldn't get it to work and it's like you're0.82
01:45:01.340right here can i just pay you and just tell you what i want and it's like sorry i can't do that0.97
01:45:06.340and it's like fuck literally there's just a vacancy in their mind there's nothing there0.95
01:45:14.420lights are on no one's at home yeah and i think kevin and i talked about this but we're really0.99
01:45:19.700going to feel the weight of this as the boomers the white boomer dies off you know i think of
01:45:24.400how many times like i have pleasant exchanges and i don't i might not know their politics or
01:45:28.720whatever but just pleasant exchanges with the old white guy i have that all the time you know
01:45:34.320the one that opens the door that chats me in line or just gives me a smile and like it just
01:45:39.620makes me feel good having that around and soon that is going to be gone and with that will be
01:45:45.720a trove of knowledge and experience and pre-ai internet times like a different kind of brain
01:45:54.520right and we're going to be in for some different times when that happens and the country is going
01:45:59.860to get a lot darker real fast rich uh rich barris you know the pollster rich barris was on the show
01:46:06.700earlier this week and we were talking about the midterms and we're talking about the boomer vote
01:46:10.840and everything else and he said one of the things we we agreed on is he said man the boomer vote
01:46:16.020once that goes politically this country is going to change so fast yeah and it's going to change
01:46:23.100in a direction that you don't actually want people say they want it but they don't because
01:46:27.820a lot of the assumptions up to speed on this stuff i didn't know that interesting okay yeah
01:46:31.680no he knows the score and like because i mean again you're just breaking down the numbers right
01:46:35.540Because if you're looking at, like, the MAGA coalition, I mean, that's, like, the one group that is still generally supportive of them.
01:46:43.240But, of course, you know, they're not being, like, totally irrational.
01:46:46.720Like, to use one example that would drive, like, younger Americans nuts, there was this point when somebody in the Oval Office was asking President Trump about housing prices.
01:46:55.020And President Trump said, well, I don't want housing prices to go down.
02:03:26.720Actually, there's like kind of a coup going on right now where they're using the police
02:03:30.760to try to like control the judicial structure.
02:03:33.160And they're saying, oh, this is about defending the rule of law.
02:03:35.620And there's all this controversy right now.
02:03:37.300I mean, what we see in this country, I think it was actually a judge, I think it was a foreign-born judge, actually, a Mexican judge, although I could be wrong about that, that said one of the President Trump's best things is that 98% of the refugees who are now coming into this country are white South Africans.