SNEAKO - DESTINY VS SNEAKO

00:00:00.000 You think ADHD is, we have that in common too?

00:00:01.840 Every single day on the chat, I'd be screaming.

00:00:03.320 I think that's what makes streamers entertaining is like ADHD.

00:00:06.680 But I think it's just a quick thinking brain, right?

00:00:08.840 I think ADHD is a little bit more,

00:00:10.420 we have a little bit more of a sophisticated understanding of it

00:00:12.540 than just like quick thinking brain.

00:00:13.960 What's your understanding of it?

00:00:16.040 Damn, I don't know.

00:00:16.800 How deep do you want to get into it?

00:00:17.960 People that have problems regulating the executive functions of their brain.

00:00:20.940 So like assigning like tasks or figuring out like what you want to be working with

00:00:23.420 or thinking about a particular point in time.

00:00:25.120 It seems like people with ADHD have a really big problem doing that.

00:00:28.700 Although they can hyper-focus on some things if they are interested.

00:00:31.320 But otherwise they get distracted really easily,

00:00:33.140 have a hard time focusing on things.

00:00:34.320 Yeah, but is that really a mental disability or is that just a,

00:00:37.200 I see that as a superpower.

00:00:39.980 Well, I mean, if you're lucky enough to be a fucking video game streamer,

00:00:42.780 they can play games and run around and talk to people,

00:00:44.180 it's probably a superpower.

00:00:45.000 But if you're trying to study for something in like an engineering degree,

00:00:47.320 it's probably going to fuck you hardcore, right?

00:00:49.060 Yeah, so like what's either like a superpower or not,

00:00:51.760 it's probably going to depend on where you're at in life

00:00:53.240 or like what situation you're in, right?

00:00:55.220 Did you drop out of school too?

00:00:56.120 Uh, out of college, yeah, because I was working too much.

00:01:00.160 Oh, shit.

00:01:01.860 Working too much on what, streaming and everything?

00:01:04.660 Fuck no, it was a fucking food service in a casino.

00:01:08.700 Oh, yeah?

00:01:09.440 And how did you like being a service person?

00:01:12.200 Uh, it was fucking horrible.

00:01:13.640 Dealing with people as a service worker

00:01:15.340 is like the worst fucking thing in the world.

00:01:17.020 People are disgusting, horrible creatures that are just,

00:01:19.600 you never want to have to deal with them, you don't have to.

00:01:21.120 What's your, your, I heard a couple things that we also have in common.

00:01:25.940 You said that you're in an open relationship?

00:01:28.360 Yeah.

00:01:29.600 Um, how does that work?

00:01:30.620 Is it open on both ends or just open for you?

00:01:33.180 Uh, open on both ends.

00:01:34.220 We just fuck whoever we want to fuck.

00:01:36.220 Nice.

00:01:36.620 How do you deal with the jealousy there?

00:01:38.820 Uh, I don't really feel jealousy.

00:01:40.180 If I felt jealousy, I wouldn't be in an open relationship.

00:01:42.360 Yeah, yeah.

00:01:43.220 I had, I had problems with that.

00:01:44.940 And then I ended up just saying like,

00:01:47.180 okay, I can fuck other people, but you can't.

00:01:50.100 How do you get a girl to agree with that?

00:01:52.360 Um, I guess just a lot of explanation and teaching her that.

00:01:58.360 I told her that girls only want to be loyal to one guy,

00:02:01.340 but guys can fuck a lot of things and it doesn't really matter.

00:02:05.960 Okay.

00:02:06.400 I mean, that's definitely one perspective,

00:02:07.900 but I think the vast majority of women would probably disagree with that.

00:02:10.000 But I mean, hey, it could work for you.

00:02:12.160 You really think that girls want to fuck other people?

00:02:16.080 Um, yeah.

00:02:17.180 I think girls are pretty horny,

00:02:18.660 but I think that they tend to only want to fuck people

00:02:20.700 that they have more connections with.

00:02:22.140 So like, whereas a guy will fuck anybody,

00:02:23.800 a girl will fuck a guy a lot,

00:02:25.320 but only after she kind of like knows him,

00:02:26.640 trusts him, feels a little bit closer to him.

00:02:28.540 Okay.

00:02:28.900 And how, how red pill are you?

00:02:31.340 What's your, because I've, I've seen, uh,

00:02:33.160 before you asked this question,

00:02:33.880 I've heard that you've changed your opinions.

00:02:35.460 Like you probably started off as more liberal as we all do.

00:02:38.000 And then when you start making money,

00:02:39.300 then you kind of become more centrist

00:02:41.240 and maybe you're making the,

00:02:42.720 the switch to become more in the middle.

00:02:45.480 Um, it's not that I'm, I,

00:02:48.820 so compared to like ultra progressives,

00:02:50.880 I would say that I'm like pretty red pill.

00:02:52.560 Like, um, there's a lot of kind of facts of reality

00:02:55.800 that people on the left don't like to acknowledge

00:02:57.760 when it comes to dating dynamics,

00:02:59.340 sexual dynamics, whatever.

00:03:00.120 Um, but like, I wouldn't say that I'm like red pilled,

00:03:04.320 red pilled because it seems like a lot of people

00:03:05.520 that are quote unquote red pilled

00:03:06.460 have like really negative or toxic views of women

00:03:09.080 or have really bad ideas of what it means to be masculine.

00:03:12.640 Um, and then I'm like really toxic approaches

00:03:14.320 to like sexual relationships and stuff.

00:03:15.700 So, uh, yeah, I don't know whether or not I'm red pilled.

00:03:17.740 It's probably going to depend on what side

00:03:18.760 of the political eye you're on or what we talk about.

00:03:20.540 Then what's your, your most controversial political opinion?

00:03:23.680 You, you debate people on a regular basis.

00:03:25.420 What do you usually get the most flack for?

00:03:26.780 I heard that you were defending, um, Kyle Rittenhouse

00:03:29.160 and saying that he was innocent.

00:03:30.780 I agree.

00:03:31.920 Like he was, there was acting in self-defense,

00:03:33.920 like not a very likable guy, but the truth is,

00:03:36.640 if you look at the whole circumstances, he was innocent.

00:03:39.300 Is that like something, is that the most controversial

00:03:41.080 that you ever said?

00:03:42.640 Um, it's probably the one I got in the most trouble for.

00:03:44.740 Yeah, probably.

00:03:45.740 Yeah.

00:03:46.000 Maybe that's why you got banned off Twitch.

00:03:48.280 Well, it was, but that's why I got unpartnered

00:03:49.980 off of Twitch.

00:03:50.500 Um, why I ultimately got banned off Twitch

00:03:52.040 is because I didn't think that, I think it had to do with,

00:03:54.560 um, me saying that trans women probably shouldn't

00:03:56.700 compete with cisgender women in sports,

00:03:58.720 but I don't know what I got banned for 100%.

00:04:01.040 I can't know that.

00:04:01.880 It just said hate speech.

00:04:02.720 So you don't even, they didn't even tell you that.

00:04:04.860 That's why I'm saying my, my stream,

00:04:06.220 they really want me to go to Twitch,

00:04:07.220 but I'm like, I know I'm going to get banned

00:04:08.320 considering all the other people,

00:04:09.320 people like you get banned.

00:04:11.500 Yeah.

00:04:11.880 I mean, like I'm thinking if I'm getting banned

00:04:13.220 for transphobia, most people probably,

00:04:14.740 if you, if you venture into that realm,

00:04:16.120 you're going to get fucked pretty hard.

00:04:18.060 I would consider Red Pill to be something bigger

00:04:19.860 than just something about women.

00:04:22.420 Because if you look at the matrix,

00:04:23.400 the idea of the Red Pill is seeing the truth of the world.

00:04:25.360 Um, and so something I always talk about my stream

00:04:27.600 is how like people have empathy in the wrong places

00:04:29.720 and people focus on the wrong things

00:04:31.140 because they think it's the right thing to say.

00:04:33.640 Like when everybody was praying for Ukraine

00:04:35.380 and put the Ukraine flag in their bio,

00:04:36.900 I'm like, you guys are goofy.

00:04:37.860 You're not going to stop World War III

00:04:39.380 by donating to a GoFundMe that's fake.

00:04:43.520 Yeah. I mean, I mean, there's two parts of that.

00:04:45.660 So like the Red Pill being the truth.

00:04:47.040 I mean, like, obviously everybody feels like

00:04:48.660 they are perceiving and professing the truth, right?

00:04:51.460 Everybody, if you talk to,

00:04:52.920 like you can talk to two people

00:04:53.920 that believe opposite things

00:04:54.720 and both will be like,

00:04:55.380 oh yeah, I believe the truth.

00:04:56.420 Like everybody will say that.

00:04:57.220 Oh yeah, I'm not biased.

00:04:58.260 Well, meanwhile, they'll like super partisan hacks.

00:05:00.480 So, I mean, there's that.

00:05:01.900 And then, I mean,

00:05:03.020 I don't think there's necessarily anything wrong

00:05:04.720 with like a show of solidarity.

00:05:06.600 Like, um,

00:05:07.300 what was the name of the Minecrafter guy

00:05:08.500 that just died?

00:05:10.060 Uh, Notch?

00:05:11.220 I don't know.

00:05:12.200 You're the Minecraft guy.

00:05:13.460 Not Notch.

00:05:14.160 Fuck, what was,

00:05:14.580 there was some huge guy.

00:05:15.640 He died at like 23 of cancer.

00:05:16.880 Super sad.

00:05:17.920 Technoblade, yeah.

00:05:18.880 Um, like,

00:05:19.440 I don't know if it matters

00:05:20.540 if you tweet out like Rip Technoblade,

00:05:22.200 like he's dead

00:05:22.880 and it's not like you're gonna bring it back.

00:05:24.000 And I don't know if the family

00:05:24.780 like necessarily cares

00:05:25.740 about your random tweets,

00:05:26.340 but like showing solidarity

00:05:27.380 is a very human thing.

00:05:28.300 We want to feel connected to other people

00:05:29.420 about issues that we feel connected to.

00:05:31.560 Yeah, but we all like have this fake empathy

00:05:33.240 on the internet now

00:05:34.040 and it's like you get demonized

00:05:35.360 if you don't participate

00:05:36.300 in all the fucking fake,

00:05:38.200 like if you don't post a black square

00:05:39.360 on Instagram

00:05:39.720 that everybody's on your ass

00:05:40.700 calling you racist.

00:05:41.420 It's like,

00:05:41.680 am I really racist

00:05:42.320 or did I just not post a black square

00:05:43.620 on Instagram?

00:05:43.960 Yeah, I mean like they're,

00:05:47.200 they're,

00:05:47.820 that is a thing for sure.

00:05:49.380 But I think on the other end of it,

00:05:51.060 like it's,

00:05:51.440 it's not necessarily the worst thing,

00:05:53.100 right?

00:05:53.280 Like you can,

00:05:54.140 like for some issues

00:05:55.080 that historically don't get

00:05:56.180 very much support,

00:05:57.940 like seeing other people

00:05:58.800 that are willing to vocally support you

00:05:59.940 can be a good feeling.

00:06:00.980 But I mean,

00:06:01.340 I'll agree too

00:06:02.020 that it goes pretty far sometimes

00:06:03.460 where a lot of people will,

00:06:05.600 you know,

00:06:05.920 virtue signal about things they support

00:06:07.060 and they don't know

00:06:07.520 fucking anything about it.

00:06:08.960 There's probably,

00:06:09.560 probably half the people

00:06:10.400 with yellow and blue flags

00:06:11.380 in their profile

00:06:11.840 don't know where Ukraine is on a map.

00:06:13.960 Like,

00:06:14.520 yeah,

00:06:14.980 I mean,

00:06:15.280 it just,

00:06:15.800 it is what it is.

00:06:16.240 It's like the human condition,

00:06:17.040 especially on the internet now

00:06:17.900 where you're inundated

00:06:18.800 with a fuck ton of information

00:06:20.700 and you're expected

00:06:21.280 to have a position

00:06:21.920 on literally every single

00:06:22.960 fucking issue.

00:06:23.800 You need to have a stance

00:06:25.380 and if you don't have a stance

00:06:26.460 then you're part of the problem.

00:06:28.220 But then who are you

00:06:28.880 usually debating with?

00:06:29.660 I see that you're arguing

00:06:30.340 on Twitter all day.

00:06:31.500 You have a lot of,

00:06:32.040 like you argue with politicians.

00:06:33.400 You're,

00:06:33.760 you know,

00:06:34.620 you're really like involved

00:06:35.740 in big debates.

00:06:37.500 What are you usually,

00:06:38.560 like what are your strongest stances?

00:06:41.360 I mean,

00:06:41.820 I have strong stances

00:06:42.440 on all sorts of things.

00:06:43.240 I would say,

00:06:43.520 unfortunately,

00:06:44.240 as of recently,

00:06:45.280 probably most of my debating

00:06:46.340 is against people on the left

00:06:47.940 because they're the ones

00:06:49.060 that kind of like

00:06:49.700 go after me the hardest

00:06:50.940 or they're the ones

00:06:51.500 that can have the biggest impact.

00:06:52.820 Isn't that funny

00:06:53.240 because then you start off

00:06:54.040 as a liberal?

00:06:54.580 Didn't you fathered Hassanabi?

00:06:57.080 Yeah,

00:06:57.580 and Vash.

00:06:58.300 But,

00:06:58.620 I mean,

00:06:59.580 technically,

00:07:00.160 Hassanabi came more

00:07:01.460 from the,

00:07:01.940 from the Young Turks.

00:07:04.660 Like he had a,

00:07:05.260 he had a career and stuff

00:07:06.060 before me.

00:07:06.640 So it's not like

00:07:07.060 he didn't exist at all.

00:07:09.440 But I mean,

00:07:10.100 yeah,

00:07:10.360 but I think online,

00:07:11.860 the thing is like

00:07:12.280 conservatives don't really

00:07:12.820 have any power online.

00:07:13.680 Like,

00:07:13.880 I'm not going to get

00:07:14.420 canceled by a fucking conservative.

00:07:15.640 You just get deleted.

00:07:16.740 If you even say

00:07:17.220 something mildly conservative,

00:07:18.280 you got banned on Twitch.

00:07:20.420 So the,

00:07:21.100 so the people

00:07:22.700 that can do the most harm

00:07:23.580 to me online

00:07:24.120 are going to be

00:07:25.000 people that are

00:07:25.880 to the left of me.

00:07:26.660 So that tends to be

00:07:27.420 who I end up fighting

00:07:28.060 with the most,

00:07:28.600 unfortunately,

00:07:29.200 because I probably

00:07:29.680 agree with them politically

00:07:30.520 on more things

00:07:31.040 than like a conservative.

00:07:31.840 So like what abortion

00:07:33.960 sure.

00:07:35.960 That's one thing.

00:07:36.580 Yeah.

00:07:36.700 Abortion could be a big one.

00:07:37.700 So you're,

00:07:38.440 you like abortion.

00:07:40.500 I mean,

00:07:40.960 I wouldn't say I like abortion

00:07:42.320 insofar as like,

00:07:43.240 I don't like chemotherapy,

00:07:44.120 but it's probably a good thing

00:07:45.820 compared to the alternative.

00:07:46.620 Yeah.

00:07:49.360 What,

00:07:49.900 um,

00:07:51.240 what's your,

00:07:51.920 you also,

00:07:52.380 you also have philosophy

00:07:53.260 in your bio.

00:07:53.800 I'm curious about your,

00:07:54.800 your ideas of philosophy

00:07:55.620 and someone even told me

00:07:56.580 to reference,

00:07:57.300 uh,

00:07:57.480 do you know Brittany Simon?

00:07:58.300 Yeah,

00:07:59.760 I know her.

00:08:00.180 Yeah.

00:08:00.740 What's,

00:08:01.200 uh,

00:08:01.320 what's your ideas

00:08:03.180 on philosophy

00:08:03.820 and the levels?

00:08:04.840 I tried to talk about

00:08:05.600 the levels in the chat

00:08:06.400 and then I got kind of

00:08:07.040 bored about it pretty quickly.

00:08:08.140 It seems like it's just

00:08:09.000 like astrology

00:08:09.500 for people who are smart.

00:08:12.280 Um,

00:08:12.880 I mean,

00:08:13.660 I mean,

00:08:14.520 what do I think about philosophy?

00:08:15.620 I mean,

00:08:15.800 philosophy is a really,

00:08:16.700 no,

00:08:16.880 no,

00:08:16.960 no,

00:08:17.080 not what do you think

00:08:17.880 about philosophy?

00:08:18.460 What do you think

00:08:18.780 of the levels philosophy?

00:08:20.200 Oh,

00:08:20.320 the levels Brittany Simon?

00:08:21.480 Yeah.

00:08:21.720 Um,

00:08:22.000 I think that all sorts of people

00:08:23.020 have like different ways

00:08:23.900 of kind of organizing

00:08:24.580 other people

00:08:25.200 or how they want to view

00:08:26.020 people in the world.

00:08:26.640 Um,

00:08:27.440 I think psychologically

00:08:28.360 right now we use like

00:08:29.120 the big five personality index.

00:08:30.740 Some people like Myers-Briggs.

00:08:32.460 Um,

00:08:32.740 Brittany likes to organize people

00:08:34.040 into what she perceives

00:08:35.140 as different levels

00:08:35.620 of introspection.

00:08:36.620 So,

00:08:37.100 I mean,

00:08:37.700 like,

00:08:38.360 insofar as she enjoys doing that,

00:08:40.160 I think that's fine.

00:08:41.120 I,

00:08:41.360 I don't know.

00:08:41.720 I don't have like,

00:08:42.100 I don't have strong feelings about it.

00:08:43.220 I'm not,

00:08:43.460 I'm probably never going to use

00:08:44.240 a system like hers,

00:08:45.120 but I'm not going to sit there

00:08:46.080 and say that like,

00:08:46.660 it's the worst thing in the world

00:08:47.760 and it's garbage or whatever.

00:08:48.620 I just,

00:08:48.900 yeah,

00:08:49.020 I don't have a strong opinion.

00:08:51.200 You said,

00:08:51.800 you don't even seem like

00:08:52.500 you have any strong opinions.

00:08:53.600 I thought you were going to be

00:08:54.340 way more of a,

00:08:55.420 like have strong stances on shit,

00:08:56.660 but you don't even seem like that.

00:08:58.140 So what are you,

00:08:59.060 what are you debating about

00:08:59.920 and who are you?

00:09:00.600 Wait,

00:09:00.900 hold on.

00:09:01.340 First of all,

00:09:01.860 I got a lot of strong opinions

00:09:02.540 on everything,

00:09:02.920 but when you just ask me a question,

00:09:04.060 like,

00:09:04.280 what do you think about philosophy

00:09:05.300 in this thing?

00:09:05.740 No,

00:09:05.820 no,

00:09:05.940 I didn't mean what do you think

00:09:06.740 about philosophy in general,

00:09:07.700 but like so far,

00:09:08.420 yeah,

00:09:08.600 I'm saying.

00:09:08.820 No,

00:09:08.840 but I mean,

00:09:09.140 it's in terms of my systems.

00:09:09.940 Like I'm,

00:09:10.340 I'm a pretty easygoing dude.

00:09:11.800 Now,

00:09:11.900 if you want to argue about something

00:09:12.820 like related to like a policy position.

00:09:14.620 No,

00:09:14.800 I don't want to argue it.

00:09:15.520 I don't think that we have

00:09:16.480 anything to argue about

00:09:17.300 because I don't think

00:09:18.560 it's even worthwhile

00:09:19.340 to have like any hard stances

00:09:21.800 on anything

00:09:22.200 because ultimately

00:09:22.620 we can't change anything.

00:09:23.800 We have no power.

00:09:25.720 We have no control

00:09:26.480 over these issues.

00:09:27.080 So like,

00:09:27.660 even if I had some stance

00:09:29.000 on abortion,

00:09:29.660 I'm pro-choice,

00:09:30.680 I'm pro-life.

00:09:31.220 What the fuck does that change?

00:09:32.780 Nothing.

00:09:33.280 Well,

00:09:33.360 I mean,

00:09:33.500 it's going to change

00:09:33.940 who you vote for,

00:09:34.600 for a president who.

00:09:35.720 Voting doesn't do anything.

00:09:36.440 You really think

00:09:36.860 that voting matters?

00:09:38.380 Yeah,

00:09:38.540 of course.

00:09:39.060 What do you mean?

00:09:39.600 How do you think people

00:09:40.020 where do you live?

00:09:41.980 Oh,

00:09:42.360 Miami,

00:09:42.660 right?

00:09:43.200 Yeah.

00:09:43.900 They're always going to,

00:09:44.760 I mean,

00:09:45.020 that's a swing state,

00:09:45.860 but ultimately I live in New York.

00:09:47.260 Like it's never going to vote

00:09:48.280 anything else else than blue.

00:09:49.920 And there are down,

00:09:50.940 there are down ballot people

00:09:51.860 you can vote for.

00:09:52.540 I mean,

00:09:52.660 like,

00:09:52.860 you know,

00:09:53.380 the down ballot people

00:09:54.340 not in fucking New York,

00:09:56.280 you know,

00:09:57.300 the down ballot people in Florida.

00:09:59.460 Not for this coming election cycle.

00:10:00.700 No,

00:10:00.960 but I haven't started following

00:10:01.680 this election cycle yet,

00:10:02.880 but I mean,

00:10:04.120 like down ballot

00:10:04.640 isn't going to be as important.

00:10:05.240 You asked me about abortion

00:10:06.020 in particular,

00:10:06.560 and abortion is going to be

00:10:07.260 a presidential vote.

00:10:07.960 And I mean,

00:10:08.640 some states are going to matter

00:10:09.520 more than others,

00:10:10.100 right?

00:10:10.240 If you're in California,

00:10:11.080 maybe your vote doesn't matter as much.

00:10:12.020 But if you live in some of those swing states,

00:10:13.740 you know,

00:10:14.080 if you're in like Arizona,

00:10:15.040 Pennsylvania,

00:10:16.080 Michigan,

00:10:16.520 like all these states,

00:10:17.060 like it's probably going to matter

00:10:18.000 who you vote for,

00:10:18.520 right?

00:10:18.640 Yeah.

00:10:18.880 You don't think that all that

00:10:19.780 is just performative

00:10:20.920 and like,

00:10:21.300 do you really believe in politicians?

00:10:24.500 You think politicians

00:10:25.460 actually have the same?

00:10:26.340 Like,

00:10:26.500 do I think they're real?

00:10:27.640 No,

00:10:28.000 do you think that politicians

00:10:28.960 actually have like

00:10:30.220 a best interest?

00:10:31.800 Do you think they actually care

00:10:32.700 about stuff like abortion?

00:10:33.580 Or are they all just saying stuff

00:10:34.540 on TV so that they get more power?

00:10:36.500 I think they're saying

00:10:37.320 and doing what they need to

00:10:38.300 to get elected,

00:10:39.160 which is good.

00:10:39.720 That's what politicians should be.

00:10:40.380 Exactly.

00:10:40.820 So then why do you even vote?

00:10:42.360 Like if you know that-

00:10:43.160 Because if you're voting for people

00:10:44.380 because abortion is important to you,

00:10:45.880 then chances are

00:10:46.520 they're going to do something

00:10:47.320 to make abortion legal

00:10:48.380 because that's what's going

00:10:49.140 to get them reelected.

00:10:50.440 So I think that they do things

00:10:51.680 to get more power

00:10:52.460 and more power to a politician

00:10:53.720 is winning elections

00:10:54.800 and that's what you want them

00:10:56.280 going after power for

00:10:57.200 because winning elections

00:10:57.840 means most people voted for them,

00:10:58.880 right?

00:10:59.080 Isn't that what you want

00:10:59.600 a politician to go after?

00:11:00.620 You don't want a politician

00:11:01.340 that wants less power.

00:11:02.200 What does that mean?

00:11:02.560 They're just not doing anything in office

00:11:03.840 because they don't care

00:11:04.280 if they win re-election or not?

00:11:06.400 I'm just ultimately,

00:11:07.420 I'm kind of nihilist.

00:11:09.260 I guess that's a philosophical stance.

00:11:13.380 Like there's just,

00:11:14.040 I don't see any point

00:11:15.000 in voting anymore.

00:11:15.960 I don't see any point

00:11:16.700 in investing any mental energy in that

00:11:18.480 because I'm just one person.

00:11:20.620 My vote has so little power

00:11:23.500 in matters.

00:11:24.280 Like the electoral college

00:11:25.560 is what selects the politician

00:11:26.940 besides the down-ballot people.

00:11:28.580 We can't,

00:11:29.020 it's all an illusion.

00:11:30.260 Us thinking like having a stance

00:11:31.660 on something like abortion

00:11:32.500 is just to make us feel good

00:11:34.000 and feel involved

00:11:34.660 when ultimately

00:11:35.200 it doesn't do anything.

00:11:37.180 That's like saying that

00:11:38.120 like going to the gym

00:11:38.980 is a waste of time

00:11:39.700 because I went once

00:11:40.520 and I didn't get shredded.

00:11:41.480 Like it doesn't make any sense.

00:11:42.400 Like voting one time,

00:11:44.440 if you vote,

00:11:44.920 if everybody votes

00:11:45.980 in accordance with what they believe in,

00:11:47.320 then yeah,

00:11:47.680 outcomes are going to change for sure.

00:11:49.060 I mean,

00:11:49.280 Trump winning that election

00:11:50.260 was really, really,

00:11:51.740 Trump winning that election

00:11:52.660 was really important.

00:11:53.340 Yeah, you can't vote on your own

00:11:54.140 because we live in a country

00:11:54.780 full of 320, 330 million people.

00:11:56.580 Exactly.

00:11:56.940 Trump winning that election

00:11:57.960 is why abortion is gone.

00:11:59.220 Okay, but going to the gym

00:12:01.080 actually affects your life.

00:12:03.460 You could fix yourself

00:12:04.300 and have immediate results.

00:12:06.960 Voting and hoping

00:12:07.800 that 300 other million people

00:12:09.400 have the same ideas as you

00:12:10.740 is almost pointless.

00:12:13.940 I mean,

00:12:14.440 if you think that,

00:12:15.020 then I guess you just don't have to vote.

00:12:16.200 But then you're just like

00:12:16.800 doubling the power of the guy next to you

00:12:18.080 who disagrees with you

00:12:18.740 who's voting otherwise.

00:12:19.620 But I mean, like, yeah,

00:12:20.220 I mean, this is how any large project works.

00:12:21.880 It's always going to take

00:12:22.580 like the buy-in

00:12:23.300 of every single individual working

00:12:24.540 to kind of make sure

00:12:25.140 you're moving towards some outcome.

00:12:26.280 But I mean,

00:12:26.540 like this is going to be the same

00:12:27.360 of every large project

00:12:28.380 you're involved in.

00:12:29.000 Like your individual effort

00:12:30.160 might not necessarily matter much.

00:12:30.720 That's why I'm not involved

00:12:31.540 in any large,

00:12:32.280 what large projects

00:12:33.380 are you involved in besides voting?

00:12:37.100 Large projects I'm involved in

00:12:38.060 besides voting.

00:12:38.680 I don't know.

00:12:38.960 I was streaming.

00:12:39.440 I kind of do my own thing.

00:12:40.300 So I'm probably not involved

00:12:40.980 in many at the moment.

00:12:41.680 But that's it.

00:12:42.180 The only large project

00:12:43.700 you're involved in is politics.

00:12:46.300 Sure.

00:12:46.540 But I mean,

00:12:46.780 that's a pretty important project, right?

00:12:51.920 Chad, what do you think?

00:12:53.280 WRL on voting.

00:12:54.180 I want to see if they agree.

00:12:56.600 I don't know.

00:12:57.120 Personally,

00:12:57.720 I think that's a mostly white idea

00:13:00.680 to think that voting matters.

00:13:02.160 Like people in the hood,

00:13:03.420 nobody even,

00:13:04.440 most people don't vote

00:13:05.540 because it's like they understand

00:13:07.260 or there's a collective understanding

00:13:08.640 that this system

00:13:09.400 is just something

00:13:11.100 that has nothing to do

00:13:12.480 with our regular lives.

00:13:13.640 And if you think about it,

00:13:14.340 like how different was the world

00:13:15.760 after Trump got elected?

00:13:17.240 Besides what you see

00:13:18.200 on your Twitter feed,

00:13:19.060 was it really that different

00:13:20.320 than Obama?

00:13:21.680 What changed?

00:13:22.600 I mean,

00:13:23.580 in the United States,

00:13:24.380 a great deal changed, right?

00:13:26.100 Like, so for instance,

00:13:27.300 if you,

00:13:27.540 if you look at Supreme Court stuff,

00:13:28.760 you've got the Roe v. Wade stuff.

00:13:29.960 You've got however many

00:13:30.680 conservative decisions

00:13:31.400 come out of that court.

00:13:32.860 But what changed in your life?

00:13:34.920 Besides Twitter,

00:13:36.020 what changed in your life?

00:13:36.520 In my life,

00:13:37.000 nothing changed.

00:13:37.380 I'm a rich white dude.

00:13:38.120 Nothing matters to me, right?

00:13:39.460 Same thing.

00:13:39.920 Like I'm the mixed dude.

00:13:42.420 Nothing changed either.

00:13:43.700 Not caring about like shit like that,

00:13:45.340 I think is an example of like,

00:13:46.520 well, you're wealthy,

00:13:47.160 so you're insulated

00:13:47.680 from most of society's problems.

00:13:49.100 But like if you were

00:13:50.320 one of those people

00:13:51.100 that got, you know,

00:13:51.780 PPP checks,

00:13:52.600 or if you were one of the people

00:13:53.360 that got the second

00:13:55.260 like coronavirus check,

00:13:56.320 the $2,000 of stimulus,

00:13:57.780 if you were the people

00:13:58.340 that on the extended

00:13:59.020 unemployment insurance,

00:14:00.420 like these are people

00:14:01.280 whose lives are all

00:14:01.880 like measurably,

00:14:02.600 positively impacted.

00:14:03.500 If you're going to be

00:14:03.900 one of the people

00:14:04.280 that are working for a company

00:14:04.940 that got a job.

00:14:05.360 A couple thousand dollars?

00:14:06.740 A couple K?

00:14:07.300 They all got it back

00:14:08.100 from the gas prices.

00:14:08.840 That shit was nothing.

00:14:09.840 A couple thousand dollars.

00:14:10.360 They took away everybody's jobs.

00:14:11.860 They took everybody's jobs

00:14:12.740 away for two years.

00:14:13.800 No, not everybody's jobs

00:14:14.760 got taken away.

00:14:15.480 Pretty much though.

00:14:16.720 Not even, dude.

00:14:17.420 People were making more money

00:14:18.340 on unemployment insurance

00:14:19.200 than they ever made working.

00:14:20.180 That shit was wild.

00:14:21.580 Arguably one of the reasons

00:14:22.380 why we have inflation right now

00:14:23.440 is because of how much money

00:14:24.240 was paid out in UI.

00:14:25.340 But who got richer?

00:14:26.260 Who got richer

00:14:26.820 from something like unemployment?

00:14:28.060 Jeff Bezos.

00:14:28.760 Amazon stock tripled.

00:14:30.300 Everybody just went to Amazon

00:14:31.420 and spent it on things

00:14:32.240 that didn't matter

00:14:32.820 because they were inside and bored.

00:14:34.380 That didn't actually help anybody.

00:14:36.560 I mean,

00:14:37.000 the people that were buying products

00:14:38.620 from Amazon

00:14:38.960 that were getting shit

00:14:39.680 were helped, right?

00:14:41.060 Amazon's stock price

00:14:41.860 doesn't go up

00:14:42.420 because nobody's being served by it, right?

00:14:44.260 There's a reason

00:14:44.780 why these companies

00:14:45.360 have such massive prices

00:14:46.320 because they serve like products

00:14:47.520 to so many individuals, no?

00:14:48.880 It's not like Bezos

00:14:49.500 is making a ton of money

00:14:50.360 out of nowhere

00:14:50.720 because people are buying shit

00:14:51.600 and getting shit for their money.

00:14:52.380 Well, that's what I'm saying.

00:14:53.200 Like people thinking

00:14:54.080 that the government

00:14:54.600 did a good thing

00:14:55.160 by giving us unemployment

00:14:56.060 and fucking stimulus checks

00:14:57.640 was, you know,

00:14:58.520 pretty much just like,

00:15:00.280 it's like a band-aid

00:15:01.040 on a bigger problem.

00:15:01.860 They kept everybody inside.

00:15:02.940 They told you to take a shot.

00:15:04.680 You had to keep your face

00:15:06.100 covered for two years.

00:15:07.360 I don't know.

00:15:07.700 Something like that

00:15:08.280 didn't completely ruin your faith

00:15:10.400 in a bigger system

00:15:11.340 that didn't open,

00:15:12.320 that opened up my eyes

00:15:13.260 and a lot of people

00:15:13.700 in my chat

00:15:14.140 to just like,

00:15:14.840 okay, this is all rigged.

00:15:16.280 This is all a scam.

00:15:17.180 We have no control.

00:15:18.320 We're all just like

00:15:19.080 operating in the system

00:15:20.100 and thinking that we have power

00:15:21.140 and when we really don't.

00:15:22.940 Well, what's the,

00:15:23.600 what was the alternative?

00:15:24.440 To just do nothing?

00:15:25.720 I mean,

00:15:25.920 I remember when conservatives-

00:15:26.440 money to go improve yourself,

00:15:28.540 go to the gym like you said,

00:15:29.500 something like that.

00:15:30.900 Yeah, but I mean,

00:15:31.620 like the issue is

00:15:32.120 you've got a lot of people

00:15:32.580 getting sick and dying

00:15:33.300 from fucking disease, right?

00:15:34.520 No one died.

00:15:35.580 99.9% survival rate.

00:15:37.880 Yeah, I remember hearing this

00:15:39.040 so often brought up

00:15:40.300 by conservatives

00:15:40.840 that there was some estimate

00:15:41.680 in the beginning

00:15:42.040 that like millions of people

00:15:43.180 would die if we did nothing

00:15:44.140 and everybody,

00:15:45.240 all the conservatives

00:15:45.960 laughed at the numbers

00:15:46.620 that was impossible

00:15:47.220 and here we are

00:15:48.240 after doing all the things

00:15:49.060 we did like two years later

00:15:49.840 and a million people still died.

00:15:51.240 What do you mean nobody died?

00:15:52.140 A million people in two years?

00:15:53.440 That's not bad at all.

00:15:54.420 I think more people died

00:15:55.220 because the hospital's closed.

00:15:56.560 from other diseases.

00:15:57.860 If the hospitals were closed-

00:15:59.260 Not the hospitals closed.

00:15:59.920 The hospitals were all filled up

00:16:00.940 from like-

00:16:01.860 People with the coronavirus, yeah.

00:16:03.740 And that was with us

00:16:04.560 doing all the protective measures we did.

00:16:06.020 If we would have done nothing,

00:16:06.760 it would have been like 10 times worse.

00:16:09.700 Like our protective measures

00:16:11.220 were so successful,

00:16:13.540 even though we were still getting people

00:16:14.320 sick from the coronavirus,

00:16:15.000 we had like two flu cases

00:16:16.300 for like a year, right?

00:16:17.720 And we were still getting

00:16:18.340 that sick from the coronavirus.

00:16:19.140 If we do nothing, what?

00:16:20.040 Then we have what?

00:16:20.560 2 million, 3 million, 5 million deaths?

00:16:22.320 Like there's an argument to be made

00:16:23.560 that the only reason Trump

00:16:24.400 lost the election

00:16:25.060 is because so many Republicans

00:16:26.140 ended up dying from the coronavirus

00:16:27.540 that they didn't have the votes

00:16:28.660 they needed to win elections.

00:16:29.560 How many people you know

00:16:30.720 personally really died

00:16:31.660 from the coronavirus?

00:16:33.420 I had three extended family members,

00:16:34.960 but I'm young.

00:16:35.480 Most of my family

00:16:36.060 didn't die from the coronavirus.

00:16:37.300 Most people, I don't,

00:16:38.020 like I barely knew it.

00:16:39.160 Even my grandma survived it.

00:16:41.060 Do you think all the numbers

00:16:41.720 were fake?

00:16:42.060 Oh, hold on.

00:16:42.460 What do you, did you get the,

00:16:43.240 did you get the jab?

00:16:44.580 Three of them, yeah.

00:16:45.540 Three?

00:16:46.740 Yep.

00:16:47.120 And the booster?

00:16:48.800 Yeah, two and a booster.

00:16:49.700 Why?

00:16:49.920 One series is two and a booster.

00:16:51.560 Why?

00:16:51.780 Because I don't want to get

00:16:52.220 fucking sick for two fucking weeks

00:16:53.660 with a flu.

00:16:54.640 You're a young guy.

00:16:56.200 Yeah, but why would I get sick

00:16:57.360 over getting a vaccine?

00:16:59.520 I'm fine.

00:16:59.780 Why would I ever want to do that?

00:17:01.020 That's fine if you're fine,

00:17:02.080 but I don't want to have

00:17:02.540 the fucking flu for a week.

00:17:03.620 Why the fuck would I want that?

00:17:04.660 Why would I ever do that

00:17:05.460 when I can just get a vaccine?

00:17:06.640 It's such a no,

00:17:07.300 this is like one of the most

00:17:08.140 no-brainer, easiest things

00:17:09.560 in the fucking world for me.

00:17:10.760 Like, would I survive the coronavirus?

00:17:13.200 Probably.

00:17:13.600 I think I just had it like two weeks ago.

00:17:14.860 Yeah, why don't you still get it

00:17:17.260 even if you got the fucking shot?

00:17:18.800 Because I felt like shit

00:17:19.560 for one day instead of seven.

00:17:22.240 All right, Chad,

00:17:23.020 most people I know

00:17:24.160 who got COVID

00:17:24.700 who didn't get the shit,

00:17:25.980 they were sick for like

00:17:26.700 one, two days.

00:17:27.660 What's the difference

00:17:28.000 being sick for one day or three?

00:17:29.180 Because one,

00:17:29.700 because sometimes people die,

00:17:31.120 which sucks.

00:17:31.620 Some people had it for a long time

00:17:32.760 and then some people felt like shit

00:17:33.700 for like a week.

00:17:34.620 Why would I even risk it

00:17:35.380 when I just get a shot?

00:17:36.360 It's like the most,

00:17:37.480 it's fucking free.

00:17:38.620 The government gives a shit

00:17:39.440 for free.

00:17:39.880 Why would I get a free fucking shot?

00:17:40.420 No, it's not even free.

00:17:41.080 You know in New York City,

00:17:41.940 in New York City,

00:17:42.360 they're still paying people

00:17:43.600 a hundred fucking dollars

00:17:44.700 to get it.

00:17:45.300 That doesn't scare you

00:17:46.320 that the government's paying people.

00:17:48.200 They have billboards up.

00:17:49.160 Like I posted on my story,

00:17:50.140 they have like two black kids

00:17:51.040 holding a basketball saying,

00:17:52.120 these are the benefits.

00:17:53.040 I'm glad I got the vaccine.

00:17:55.340 Yeah, probably because

00:17:56.220 in New York City,

00:17:57.020 they didn't want another outbreak

00:17:58.100 where fucking everybody's

00:17:59.120 getting killed.

00:17:59.700 Yeah, it's propaganda

00:18:00.480 to get vaccinated.

00:18:01.320 You don't waste your

00:18:01.780 hospital if you're

00:18:02.740 getting sick of the coronavirus.

00:18:04.080 Half the people in the hood

00:18:04.960 didn't get it.

00:18:05.980 They didn't get the shot.

00:18:06.900 Why is there no pandemic right now?

00:18:09.860 Why?

00:18:10.100 I mean like,

00:18:10.720 weren't those people

00:18:11.580 disproportionately impacted?

00:18:12.360 by the pandemic?

00:18:13.340 No, but right now,

00:18:14.460 right now,

00:18:14.940 why is there no pandemic

00:18:15.760 if like happened?

00:18:16.280 I don't know what there is right now.

00:18:17.160 I don't know how many

00:18:17.620 of those people are getting tested.

00:18:18.440 I'm not sure.

00:18:18.840 There might be a lot of them

00:18:19.540 that are sick.

00:18:20.080 You know, I don't know

00:18:20.780 because they're not making,

00:18:21.760 putting the numbers

00:18:22.240 in the news anymore

00:18:22.980 because they're not talking about it.

00:18:24.680 There's less fear mongering.

00:18:25.900 It's probably,

00:18:26.420 there's probably some exhaustion

00:18:27.660 on the part of the public

00:18:28.480 where we just don't want

00:18:28.980 to hear about it anymore,

00:18:29.720 even if there was, right?

00:18:31.160 Like at some point,

00:18:31.980 even if it's like

00:18:32.520 a literal zombie virus,

00:18:33.620 people are gonna be like,

00:18:34.120 okay, like show me

00:18:34.860 some different shit now.

00:18:35.440 I'm getting bored.

00:18:36.860 No, if it was a zombie virus,

00:18:38.360 you would see it.

00:18:39.000 You would see the hospitals filled up.

00:18:40.200 You would hear about it.

00:18:41.060 You would know people

00:18:41.680 who are getting sick.

00:18:42.860 You, now that they stop

00:18:44.120 talking about it in the news,

00:18:44.840 I don't hear a fucking word about it.

00:18:46.540 And I'm fine.

00:18:47.040 We don't hear shit about it

00:18:47.880 because we don't care about it.

00:18:50.140 I made that statement.

00:18:51.200 I remember a couple months ago

00:18:52.140 on a stream where I was like,

00:18:53.300 damn, dude,

00:18:53.720 like it seems like

00:18:54.440 we're pretty much past it.

00:18:55.260 Like hospitals are done with it.

00:18:56.120 Like that's cool.

00:18:56.620 I got like 20 emails

00:18:57.700 from people that were nurses

00:18:58.600 and doctors saying shit like,

00:18:59.620 bro, this is bullshit.

00:19:00.540 Like our hospital has been full

00:19:01.940 for literally fucking two years.

00:19:03.480 Like everybody is still working

00:19:04.860 crazy fucking overtime.

00:19:06.060 This is like a few months ago.

00:19:06.940 I still got emails about this

00:19:07.720 just because you don't hear about something

00:19:08.760 doesn't mean it's not happening.

00:19:11.700 If it was a pandemic,

00:19:12.620 I feel like you would hear about it.

00:19:13.900 That the pandemic is like

00:19:15.240 at first when they were talking

00:19:16.660 about all the time,

00:19:17.300 it was everyone was so scared

00:19:18.480 we had to stay inside.

00:19:19.640 We were quarantined.

00:19:21.320 Sure.

00:19:21.560 Matt covering your face.

00:19:23.340 This was the most infectious virus

00:19:24.760 to ever be on the planet, right?

00:19:26.640 Was it?

00:19:27.000 I think it's worth being.

00:19:27.840 Yeah, of course.

00:19:28.740 What do you mean?

00:19:29.200 More people get infected by this

00:19:30.220 than any virus in human history.

00:19:31.600 Chad, you don't feel like

00:19:32.220 they just slapped on another name

00:19:33.940 for the flu.

00:19:35.040 It wasn't.

00:19:35.800 The R-naught of this was like 11.

00:19:37.180 I think at one point,

00:19:37.760 like one person was infecting

00:19:38.920 like 10 to 12 people

00:19:40.020 with this virus.

00:19:40.640 It was insane.

00:19:42.140 So, but you have no explanation

00:19:43.420 besides like people are just bored

00:19:45.800 that there's no pandemic right now?

00:19:47.880 Bro, people get bored of like

00:19:49.240 something that could potentially

00:19:49.880 cause World War III

00:19:50.820 in like one week.

00:19:51.780 Come on, we know this.

00:19:52.860 What is the attention span?

00:19:54.040 You should know this as a streamer, right?

00:19:55.700 That like,

00:19:56.300 here's something that I know.

00:19:57.240 If anybody's ever in

00:19:58.120 any big streamer drama

00:19:58.940 or YouTube drama,

00:20:00.120 all you have to do

00:20:00.760 is keep posting for three days

00:20:02.100 and everybody forgets about it.

00:20:02.900 That's the whole point.

00:20:03.300 That's true in the streamer world?

00:20:04.260 That's true in the news world too.

00:20:06.340 They're gonna be the worst thing

00:20:07.160 in the world.

00:20:07.940 No, no, I'm proving my point.

00:20:08.960 They're gonna be the worst news

00:20:09.920 in the world going on.

00:20:11.140 But like after like a week,

00:20:12.460 people are fatigued.

00:20:13.140 They don't wanna hear about that shit anymore.

00:20:13.900 Okay, so why did you think

00:20:15.800 that Ukraine in World War III

00:20:17.160 was bullshit

00:20:17.600 but you don't think like

00:20:18.540 something like the pandemic

00:20:19.380 was bullshit?

00:20:21.200 Why did I think you,

00:20:22.060 wait, why did I think

00:20:22.640 what was bullshit?

00:20:23.200 Why do you think that believing

00:20:24.420 in the pandemic

00:20:26.320 is a good thing

00:20:27.480 but like investing energy

00:20:29.460 into Ukraine

00:20:30.300 is stupid?

00:20:31.900 What's the difference?

00:20:32.560 I think investing energy

00:20:33.420 in Ukraine is good.

00:20:34.180 I'm a big pro-Ukraine guy.

00:20:35.320 I support that shit.

00:20:36.720 Support it how?

00:20:38.600 Support it as in

00:20:39.300 we should protect the sovereignty

00:20:40.320 of other countries in Europe

00:20:41.380 that are being invaded.

00:20:42.180 How are you gonna do that?

00:20:44.860 How are you?

00:20:45.420 I personally,

00:20:46.480 I don't personally.

00:20:47.160 My government does.

00:20:47.980 Exactly.

00:20:48.520 So how are you supporting it?

00:20:50.940 With my tax dollars?

00:20:52.160 What do you mean?

00:20:52.520 What are you asking?

00:20:53.700 Who I vote for?

00:20:54.540 You said who,

00:20:55.480 we should support Ukraine.

00:20:56.860 I'm asking how you do that.

00:20:58.980 As an individual American,

00:21:00.600 I guess it's based on

00:21:01.320 who you vote for.

00:21:03.600 That's it.

00:21:05.420 That's how our system works.

00:21:06.800 We have a representative democracy.

00:21:07.960 Is that really support?

00:21:10.200 Yeah, I would say so.

00:21:11.320 Yeah, of course.

00:21:11.960 The people that you vote for

00:21:12.960 are gonna determine the policies

00:21:14.040 that are enacted by your country.

00:21:15.140 There was no vote for Ukraine.

00:21:17.540 Nobody,

00:21:18.040 we didn't get a vote for anybody

00:21:19.660 who's had a different opinion

00:21:20.800 on Ukraine.

00:21:21.640 And ultimately,

00:21:22.060 if we did,

00:21:23.060 Putin still wants to go to war.

00:21:24.980 It doesn't make a difference.

00:21:26.220 We don't vote for Ukraine

00:21:27.660 in the same way

00:21:28.060 that we don't have

00:21:28.460 a direct democracy vote

00:21:29.880 on every single issue

00:21:30.760 that comes across the country.

00:21:31.540 But we do vote

00:21:32.320 for overarching ideologies

00:21:33.980 when it comes time

00:21:35.020 to dealing with other countries.

00:21:36.020 So Trump,

00:21:36.960 broadly speaking,

00:21:37.900 was like an isolationist

00:21:39.140 kind of guy.

00:21:39.500 He didn't really want

00:21:40.080 to mess with other countries,

00:21:41.220 you know,

00:21:41.480 even though he bombed Syria.

00:21:42.380 But like Trump would say like,

00:21:43.300 oh, I don't want to do this.

00:21:44.100 And people would say,

00:21:44.780 Hillary Clinton is the red line.

00:21:46.020 You know,

00:21:46.200 she is more hawkish.

00:21:47.480 I think that when you're voting

00:21:48.300 for somebody like Biden

00:21:49.000 or voting for somebody like Trump,

00:21:50.040 you're broadly in mind

00:21:50.860 keeping track of like

00:21:51.780 all of these different positions

00:21:52.620 they have.

00:21:53.100 Some are more important

00:21:53.720 and at some points in time

00:21:55.160 than others.

00:21:55.620 But I mean,

00:21:55.880 that's kind of how our system works.

00:21:56.800 We can't vote

00:21:57.240 for every single issue individually.

00:21:59.020 This is...

00:21:59.580 So you can't vote on issues.

00:22:01.300 So there's no point

00:22:02.240 in investing any energy

00:22:03.340 into these issues.

00:22:04.680 No, you vote on people

00:22:05.720 that represent your issue.

00:22:07.120 But you're also saying

00:22:08.080 that politicians

00:22:08.740 just say things

00:22:09.560 so that they get elected.

00:22:10.840 So they're not even believing

00:22:11.840 in the issues they're saying.

00:22:12.900 They just say stuff

00:22:13.700 and then they say stuff

00:22:15.640 and then do the thing

00:22:16.440 that makes them the most money.

00:22:18.020 No, they say things

00:22:19.240 to get elected

00:22:19.780 and then they do things

00:22:20.620 to stay elected

00:22:21.340 because they should be

00:22:22.540 because they're representing

00:22:23.260 what should be

00:22:23.840 their constituent interest.

00:22:24.940 I want my politician

00:22:25.720 to do things

00:22:26.420 to keep getting elected

00:22:27.040 so that I keep voting for them.

00:22:27.980 Name one good politician.

00:22:30.760 One...

00:22:31.120 Like a wholly good politician?

00:22:33.100 I don't know if I can name...

00:22:33.840 Name one good politician.

00:22:34.940 I'm not interested

00:22:35.700 in individual politicians.

00:22:36.860 I'm interested

00:22:37.120 in the policies that they pass, right?

00:22:38.780 Those are the things

00:22:39.240 that I'm interested in.

00:22:40.200 So Biden pushing

00:22:40.900 like the Build Back Better program

00:22:41.980 I think is a good policy.

00:22:43.020 You think Biden's good?

00:22:44.880 I think that he's pushing

00:22:45.840 good programs.

00:22:46.700 I don't know if I would say

00:22:47.160 he's like holistically...

00:22:48.500 You don't think he's just a puppet

00:22:49.280 from the New World Order

00:22:50.640 and he's just like being fed pills

00:22:52.540 and stuff like that

00:22:53.120 and they're pushing him up the stairs?

00:22:54.440 Like, Chad,

00:22:54.760 how many even speeches

00:22:55.740 have you heard from Biden?

00:22:56.960 I haven't even seen him say a word.

00:22:59.960 He's just like a person.

00:23:01.420 He's just a representative

00:23:02.480 of policy.

00:23:04.300 Drama between like two YouTubers

00:23:06.240 can't stay private

00:23:07.360 for more than like three weeks.

00:23:09.140 There's no way

00:23:09.860 there's a whole new world order

00:23:11.500 of people

00:23:11.980 that are all concocting

00:23:12.940 shit behind the scenes

00:23:13.640 and nobody's leaked anything.

00:23:15.040 I don't believe that.

00:23:15.620 I don't think that's possible.

00:23:16.360 I don't think that's feasible.

00:23:18.040 When nobody's leaked what?

00:23:19.720 That nobody's like

00:23:20.380 we don't know anything

00:23:21.120 about the new world order

00:23:22.060 that like...

00:23:22.580 I think that if there was

00:23:23.420 a new world order

00:23:24.060 behind the scenes

00:23:24.580 like operating things

00:23:26.000 I think we would have

00:23:26.420 heard about it by now.

00:23:26.960 I think somebody

00:23:27.380 would have leaked something.

00:23:28.080 You don't think something

00:23:28.460 like Epstein's Island

00:23:29.220 is enough proof

00:23:29.820 of the new world order?

00:23:31.580 I don't think Epstein's Island

00:23:32.540 proves a new world order.

00:23:33.500 No.

00:23:33.660 That one old guy

00:23:34.320 was a fucking pedophile?

00:23:35.400 I don't think that

00:23:35.700 proves a new world order.

00:23:36.680 No.

00:23:37.020 You don't think COVID

00:23:37.720 something like that?

00:23:38.400 The fact that

00:23:38.840 they got everybody

00:23:39.780 to believe in something

00:23:40.900 and that 90%

00:23:41.680 even you a young guy

00:23:42.760 took three shots

00:23:43.640 in his arm

00:23:44.140 because he was afraid

00:23:44.960 of like a bad flu

00:23:46.360 as an example

00:23:47.340 of a new world order?

00:23:48.460 I take shots

00:23:49.040 for all sorts of shit

00:23:49.920 that probably won't kill me.

00:23:51.660 You probably shouldn't.

00:23:52.840 Why are you trusting

00:23:53.560 the government that heavy

00:23:54.600 to inject stuff

00:23:55.660 into your body?

00:23:56.740 I don't trust the government.

00:23:57.820 Yes you do.

00:23:58.480 You do trust the government

00:23:59.340 because you took a shot

00:24:00.200 from them.

00:24:01.140 I didn't take a shot

00:24:02.180 from the government.

00:24:03.040 Yes you did.

00:24:03.580 They're the ones pushing it.

00:24:05.300 No.

00:24:05.740 They didn't develop it

00:24:06.720 and they were not

00:24:07.220 the ones doing the research for it.

00:24:08.600 I trust the academic institutions

00:24:10.020 and the hospitals

00:24:11.020 and the governments

00:24:11.680 across the entire world

00:24:12.700 that have come together

00:24:13.420 on conclusions

00:24:14.060 related to vaccine technology.

00:24:14.500 The government wants you to get it.

00:24:15.800 Yes or no?

00:24:16.380 The government wants you to get it.

00:24:17.060 Yeah probably.

00:24:17.580 But yes or no?

00:24:18.300 Would the government

00:24:18.660 want you to get it

00:24:19.260 if it genuinely helped the population?

00:24:20.740 No.

00:24:21.180 The government does not have

00:24:22.040 the population's best interest in mind.

00:24:23.400 No.

00:24:23.800 A government would want

00:24:24.820 its whole population to die.

00:24:26.160 No.

00:24:26.680 The government wants to control us

00:24:27.900 as much as possible

00:24:28.760 so we stay slaves.

00:24:30.300 Hold on.

00:24:30.620 If it was the case

00:24:31.760 that there was a good government

00:24:33.260 and they wanted

00:24:34.220 its population to survive

00:24:35.700 would they want you

00:24:36.520 to get a vaccine?

00:24:38.220 They don't care.

00:24:39.200 They just want to keep

00:24:39.960 its control as much as possible.

00:24:40.440 Oh hold on.

00:24:40.600 You gotta answer the question.

00:24:41.480 If there was a government

00:24:42.680 if there was a government

00:24:43.540 with good people

00:24:44.480 and they had

00:24:45.060 and they had our best interest in mind

00:24:46.160 and they really thought

00:24:47.100 a shot would help you

00:24:47.920 would that government

00:24:48.740 want you to get vaccinated?

00:24:49.680 Right.

00:24:50.000 But the government is not good.

00:24:51.500 The American government

00:24:52.300 is not good.

00:24:53.940 Why?

00:24:54.400 They don't have

00:24:54.800 our best interest in mind.

00:24:56.560 Why not?

00:24:58.200 You trust people

00:24:59.020 like Hillary Clinton?

00:25:01.220 I don't trust people

00:25:02.960 like Hillary Clinton.

00:25:04.300 I trust the institutions

00:25:05.480 that these people have.

00:25:06.400 Okay so who do you trust

00:25:07.720 in the government?

00:25:08.700 I don't trust individuals

00:25:09.840 in the government.

00:25:10.480 We have institutions

00:25:11.160 and checks and balances

00:25:12.020 to keep these individual players on it.

00:25:12.620 So what institutions do you trust?

00:25:14.700 I trust the institution

00:25:15.840 of the federal government.

00:25:16.760 I trust the institution

00:25:17.500 of the FDA.

00:25:18.500 Like I trust all

00:25:19.280 of the independent academics

00:25:20.440 and all of the independent universities

00:25:21.760 and all of the independent private companies.

00:25:23.080 I'm not saying academics.

00:25:24.060 Wait, wait, wait, wait.

00:25:24.700 It's all part of it.

00:25:25.820 All of it is part of it.

00:25:26.860 But you don't trust individuals?

00:25:28.400 If you're going to try to ask me

00:25:29.740 would you trust Fauci

00:25:30.860 on this one thing?

00:25:31.380 Fuck no.

00:25:31.760 I don't trust any individual.

00:25:32.880 That's the whole reason

00:25:33.600 why the American government

00:25:34.240 is set the way that it is.

00:25:35.160 There's a huge checks and balances

00:25:36.320 on every single part

00:25:37.040 of our government

00:25:37.420 where everybody's incentivized

00:25:38.480 to catch everybody else fucking up.

00:25:39.840 So no,

00:25:40.120 I don't trust one person

00:25:41.040 in the government.

00:25:41.580 I trust the entire institution

00:25:42.760 and the institutions

00:25:43.360 that hold each other accountable.

00:25:44.460 That's the whole point.

00:25:45.920 It's crazy to me

00:25:47.160 it's crazy to me

00:25:47.900 that you said

00:25:48.380 that you could trust

00:25:48.960 the whole government

00:25:49.600 but you can't name me

00:25:50.320 one politician

00:25:50.940 that you think is good.

00:25:52.040 So if they're all bad.

00:25:52.700 That's how institutions work.

00:25:55.420 What is the one part

00:25:56.360 of your car

00:25:56.780 that makes it drive?

00:25:57.860 Name the one part

00:25:58.540 that makes it drive.

00:26:00.580 You can't name it

00:26:01.360 because it doesn't make any sense.

00:26:02.200 There's a whole bunch

00:26:02.780 of different things

00:26:03.120 that come together

00:26:03.640 to make a little vehicle

00:26:04.560 across the road.

00:26:05.380 The engine isn't telling me

00:26:06.540 take a shot.

00:26:08.120 The engine isn't telling me

00:26:09.200 what to do.

00:26:10.200 The engine doesn't

00:26:10.860 spin wheels on the ground, right?

00:26:11.980 In order to make your car work

00:26:13.260 it's a whole different

00:26:14.540 like assess

00:26:15.200 there's so many different systems

00:26:16.560 in your car

00:26:17.160 that keep it moving forward

00:26:18.060 and the government

00:26:18.420 is the same thing.

00:26:19.080 There's not one thing

00:26:19.800 that powers it, right?

00:26:20.960 It's a whole conglomeration

00:26:22.420 of different moving parts

00:26:23.480 that all interact

00:26:24.200 with each other.

00:26:27.880 Yeah, but my car

00:26:28.980 is not telling me

00:26:29.780 what to do.

00:26:30.220 I drive my car

00:26:31.180 my car doesn't drive me.

00:26:33.380 That's fine

00:26:34.180 and you drive

00:26:35.000 the government

00:26:35.620 by voting.

00:26:36.400 There's a lot of people

00:26:37.160 driving the same car.

00:26:38.300 The government drives you

00:26:39.340 but it takes one person

00:26:40.700 to drive a car

00:26:41.480 it takes the whole country

00:26:42.660 like this illusion

00:26:43.580 that everybody's

00:26:44.300 on the same page

00:26:45.160 to trust the government.

00:26:46.180 Then let's look at

00:26:47.140 where the other incentives are.

00:26:47.900 Do you think that

00:26:48.440 do you think that Russia

00:26:49.400 doesn't like the United States

00:26:50.420 and China?

00:26:51.180 Do you think they don't?

00:26:51.700 Okay, if China and Russia

00:26:52.760 don't like the United States

00:26:53.560 if all the vaccine was bullshit

00:26:55.240 and the coronavirus is bullshit

00:26:56.240 why wouldn't they be out here

00:26:57.660 saying like

00:26:58.160 oh look, it's all fake

00:26:59.400 guys, the American media

00:27:00.600 is lying to you

00:27:01.080 like they did that

00:27:01.760 with the moon landing

00:27:02.380 because they controlled

00:27:03.040 their citizens with it too.

00:27:05.520 So all of these countries

00:27:07.280 do you understand

00:27:08.300 how you're giving me

00:27:08.860 a conspiracy

00:27:09.220 where these people

00:27:09.720 are like working together

00:27:10.840 and not working together

00:27:11.620 at like the same time?

00:27:12.520 Like I can never win, right?

00:27:13.540 You're always going to have

00:27:14.120 a reason to where

00:27:14.840 well, you know

00:27:15.560 everybody's going to try

00:27:16.280 to fuck over everybody else

00:27:16.980 but they also all work together

00:27:18.180 at the same time too.

00:27:18.760 Like you think the Russians

00:27:19.500 would work together

00:27:20.140 with the United States?

00:27:20.540 There's probably a system

00:27:21.560 of most powerful people

00:27:22.600 these oil money people

00:27:23.540 these old banks

00:27:24.320 these old families

00:27:25.120 the people who control

00:27:26.480 the money

00:27:26.960 control the governments.

00:27:28.120 Yeah, but even these people

00:27:29.560 fight all the time too.

00:27:30.660 Look at how much

00:27:31.180 American oil producers

00:27:32.400 fight like tooth and nail

00:27:33.660 with fucking OPEC.

00:27:34.880 Like even the oil people

00:27:36.680 fight with each other.

00:27:37.520 So I don't,

00:27:38.120 this idea that there's

00:27:38.840 like this conglomerate

00:27:39.680 of people working

00:27:40.320 behind the scenes

00:27:41.000 in these smoky rooms.

00:27:42.380 I just, I don't think

00:27:43.100 you need those types

00:27:43.720 of conspiracies to explain

00:27:44.580 why companies and people

00:27:45.380 do the things they do.

00:27:47.580 And I think if there

00:27:48.320 were these things happening

00:27:49.140 you'd have other people

00:27:49.860 trying to call them out.

00:27:50.520 Like if Pfizer was

00:27:51.240 one of the big people,

00:27:52.060 Pfizer and Moderna

00:27:52.700 were like some of the people

00:27:54.100 that were getting

00:27:54.420 these vaccines out

00:27:55.120 and they were fake.

00:27:55.960 Don't you think

00:27:56.260 other private companies

00:27:57.140 would be out there screaming

00:27:58.000 like, yo, these vaccines

00:27:59.100 are bullshit.

00:27:59.940 Censorship is so easy nowadays.

00:28:02.100 They can censor,

00:28:02.680 yo, this actually,

00:28:03.640 if you said anything

00:28:04.500 anti-vaccine,

00:28:05.400 they put, they deleted it.

00:28:06.700 You couldn't even say

00:28:07.480 anything against it.

00:28:08.540 How could, first of all,

00:28:09.280 you can't censor

00:28:09.800 entire countries like Russia

00:28:11.220 and two, how do you censor

00:28:12.380 other private corporations

00:28:13.320 that have a lot of money?

00:28:13.940 I thought we said

00:28:14.300 money controlled the government.

00:28:15.220 If these other corporations

00:28:15.920 have tons of money,

00:28:16.580 shouldn't they be able

00:28:16.940 to just buy their way

00:28:17.500 out of censorship?

00:28:18.460 Or do you think

00:28:18.920 there's another secret cabal

00:28:20.120 that's not just ran by money

00:28:21.280 and not just ran by countries

00:28:22.700 but is like the ultra secret,

00:28:24.360 ultra, ultra powerful cabal?

00:28:25.820 Like, what are the, I don't know.

00:28:27.340 It's a, it's a lot for me

00:28:28.040 to buy into, I guess.

00:28:29.740 I think you have a lot of faith

00:28:31.240 in a system and to be honest,

00:28:33.960 like, I don't want to,

00:28:34.980 I think it's a, it's a race thing.

00:28:36.800 I think white people believe

00:28:37.900 in the government a lot more

00:28:39.020 than other races

00:28:40.080 because it's like,

00:28:41.200 the system has worked for you

00:28:43.500 for centuries.

00:28:44.980 And so it's like the belief

00:28:46.100 in the system, it's good.

00:28:47.800 But if you,

00:28:49.480 when you take a step outside of that,

00:28:51.440 you start to see like,

00:28:52.560 oh, none of this is really for me.

00:28:54.640 There's no way that this is good.

00:28:58.520 There's no way that they care about me.

00:29:00.300 It's fake empathy.

00:29:02.620 Sure.

00:29:03.120 I can understand people

00:29:04.140 having those feelings.

00:29:05.320 Like, especially if you're

00:29:06.860 in certain minority communities,

00:29:07.860 but like those problems

00:29:09.760 are hard to fix, right?

00:29:11.760 They're not going to be

00:29:12.500 simple problems.

00:29:13.480 What problems?

00:29:14.640 Any, like problems

00:29:15.420 related to minority communities,

00:29:16.420 things related to crime.

00:29:17.420 Crime is a really tough problem

00:29:18.560 to combat.

00:29:19.480 Getting good jobs to people

00:29:20.980 who don't have the best of education,

00:29:22.620 fixing broken families.

00:29:23.600 There isn't going to be like a,

00:29:25.140 like, oh my God,

00:29:25.840 we finally have like

00:29:26.680 a president from the hood

00:29:27.640 and now he's going to give us

00:29:28.640 in four years

00:29:29.120 the key solution

00:29:30.060 to all of these problems.

00:29:30.760 That's not even true.

00:29:31.700 Like, if you grew up

00:29:32.720 in project housing-

00:29:33.640 A lot of things that ended up

00:29:35.000 hurting black communities

00:29:36.100 came from black politicians.

00:29:38.340 People talk about

00:29:39.080 how Biden is evil

00:29:39.940 for like the 93 crime bill

00:29:41.340 and he gets mad.

00:29:42.280 People get mad about like,

00:29:43.040 look how they treat

00:29:43.440 crack cocaine

00:29:43.900 versus powder cocaine.

00:29:44.820 The biggest drive

00:29:45.940 for like three strike laws

00:29:47.740 and punishing crack cocaine

00:29:48.580 came from black communities

00:29:49.520 that saw crack cocaine

00:29:50.740 destroying their fucking neighborhoods.

00:29:51.920 Like, these are some of the people

00:29:52.960 that pushed for the hardest

00:29:53.640 and it ended up

00:29:54.440 that some of these

00:29:54.880 like three strike laws

00:29:55.680 and some of these

00:29:56.060 criminal prosecution things

00:29:57.420 didn't actually end up

00:29:58.140 helping black people

00:29:58.740 all fucked over more.

00:29:59.740 These are really complicated

00:30:00.620 problems to fix.

00:30:01.280 I don't think it's that easy.

00:30:02.880 Okay, if you grew up

00:30:04.600 in project housing

00:30:05.340 and the water doesn't work

00:30:07.260 and the AC doesn't work,

00:30:09.600 why would you think

00:30:11.000 that voting on a specific bill

00:30:12.860 matters at all

00:30:13.880 or has any effect

00:30:15.000 on your life

00:30:15.520 when the place

00:30:17.800 you grew up in

00:30:18.520 doesn't even have proper AC

00:30:20.380 because they put

00:30:22.100 specific people

00:30:23.160 in those buildings?

00:30:24.040 How can you have

00:30:24.540 bigger faith in something

00:30:25.360 like Biden

00:30:26.220 and this,

00:30:27.280 like all of this

00:30:27.960 is just like noise

00:30:28.940 unless you're white.

00:30:30.460 If you're white

00:30:30.900 then you're like,

00:30:31.500 yes, the policy is good.

00:30:32.900 Like, other than that

00:30:34.100 it's just meaningless.

00:30:35.100 Sure.

00:30:35.640 Let's look at the flip side.

00:30:36.520 So then let's look

00:30:37.000 at the reality.

00:30:37.540 You've got project housing, okay?

00:30:39.200 Fuck voting.

00:30:39.840 Voting doesn't do anything.

00:30:40.880 Who's the most likely person

00:30:42.020 to say that?

00:30:43.140 Minorities,

00:30:44.040 young people,

00:30:44.980 poor people.

00:30:45.740 Well, who's left voting?

00:30:47.060 And rich people.

00:30:48.200 Old people,

00:30:49.440 white people,

00:30:50.020 and rich people.

00:30:50.620 If those are the only people

00:30:51.860 voting in local elections,

00:30:53.100 why the fuck do you think

00:30:53.940 anybody's going to care

00:30:54.400 about marijuana laws?

00:30:55.500 Wait, why the fuck

00:30:56.240 do you think anybody's

00:30:58.260 going to fix the hood, right?

00:30:59.500 If the only people voting

00:31:00.580 are Joe Schmoe

00:31:01.840 who's 75 years old

00:31:02.860 and golfs every Saturday, Sunday,

00:31:04.500 do you think that the hood

00:31:05.180 is getting fixed?

00:31:05.820 Of course not.

00:31:06.860 You're creating

00:31:07.680 a self-perpetuating system

00:31:09.220 where the only problems

00:31:10.160 that are going to be addressed

00:31:10.780 are the problems

00:31:11.400 of old rich white dudes

00:31:12.440 because they're the only ones

00:31:13.080 that bother to show up and vote.

00:31:14.080 And you better believe

00:31:14.780 these motherfuckers vote.

00:31:15.660 They vote religiously.

00:31:18.860 I think.

00:31:23.420 Chad, what do y'all think?

00:31:25.180 What do y'all think?

00:31:26.040 I don't,

00:31:26.540 I think eventually,

00:31:29.080 who do you think did 9-11?

00:31:33.440 Probably Osama bin Laden

00:31:34.640 and his compatriots.

00:31:35.760 Yeah.

00:31:36.840 Yeah.

00:31:37.720 You don't believe

00:31:38.480 in any conspiracy?

00:31:40.500 I mean,

00:31:41.000 there are some conspiracies.

00:31:42.360 What conspiracies do you believe in?

00:31:43.680 The Iran-Contra deal happened.

00:31:45.200 Like, I mean,

00:31:45.620 I mean,

00:31:46.520 there are,

00:31:46.740 like,

00:31:46.940 we've probably tried to coup

00:31:47.920 or overthrow some governments

00:31:49.040 that happened in Iran

00:31:49.720 with the whole oil shit.

00:31:51.020 Like, I mean,

00:31:51.760 like,

00:31:52.120 there are things that happen,

00:31:52.900 of course.

00:31:53.760 But I think that,

00:31:54.600 here's what I don't like,

00:31:55.840 okay?

00:31:56.120 This is what I don't like.

00:31:57.400 I think that,

00:31:58.760 I get frustrated because,

00:31:59.920 I'm not saying you do this,

00:32:01.020 but people will point to people like me

00:32:02.660 and they'll go,

00:32:03.520 oh my God,

00:32:04.380 you're so dumb and lazy

00:32:05.340 because you think the system

00:32:06.280 fixes everything.

00:32:07.380 I don't think my answer is dumb or lazy.

00:32:09.440 My answer demands a lot of work.

00:32:11.060 It requires you to be politically active.

00:32:12.900 It requires you to continue to vote in people

00:32:14.500 that are going to represent your interests.

00:32:15.700 And it requires you to be informed.

00:32:16.880 Don't you think this is just like

00:32:17.800 a good hobby of yours?

00:32:18.920 No, no.

00:32:19.680 On the flip side,

00:32:20.940 the other answer is,

00:32:21.980 oh,

00:32:22.500 nothing can be fixed

00:32:23.620 because voting doesn't matter.

00:32:25.220 It doesn't.

00:32:25.620 So then what do you do?

00:32:27.900 You do nothing to fix any of the problems.

00:32:29.500 You focus on yourself.

00:32:30.920 And then you blame,

00:32:32.380 that's easy for us to say

00:32:33.540 because we're multimillionaires

00:32:34.520 and make money doing fucking YouTube videos,

00:32:36.300 right?

00:32:36.540 But focusing on yourself is hard

00:32:38.100 if you've got a mom working two jobs

00:32:39.920 and you've got to take care

00:32:40.620 of your fucking siblings

00:32:41.320 and you barely get out of high school

00:32:42.380 is giving them time to sleep at night,

00:32:43.560 right?

00:32:43.840 It's really hard to work on yourself

00:32:45.160 depending on where you're at in life.

00:32:46.440 I just,

00:32:46.700 I don't like the idea that people-

00:32:47.600 Just because it's hard

00:32:48.180 doesn't mean people shouldn't do it.

00:32:50.440 But not everybody can do it.

00:32:51.640 Yes, they can.

00:32:52.580 No, that's stupid.

00:32:53.240 It's not a realistic expectation.

00:32:54.580 Not everybody can work on themselves.

00:32:56.880 Not everybody can pull themselves up

00:32:58.500 by their bootstraps.

00:32:59.260 And it's bullshit from middle class

00:33:00.360 and up from middle class.

00:33:01.160 I'm saying work on yourself.

00:33:02.180 I'm saying-

00:33:02.640 Who are you telling to work on yourself?

00:33:04.300 The dude that's coming from a broken family

00:33:05.800 who's never seen his dad before?

00:33:07.200 Or a guy that can listen to a YouTube stream?

00:33:08.960 Of course,

00:33:09.300 all of our audiences can work on themselves.

00:33:10.540 I think that the reason that you have

00:33:11.860 like all this knowledge about policies

00:33:13.080 and everything is because

00:33:13.900 like you get to talk about it all day on stream.

00:33:15.920 And that's your stream thing.

00:33:16.900 And then people watching it,

00:33:17.620 they feel smart.

00:33:18.240 They write down their policies

00:33:19.060 and stuff like that.

00:33:19.880 But that's in a way a privilege

00:33:21.740 because you have a lot of time to do it.

00:33:23.300 I agree, 100%.

00:33:23.920 I agree.

00:33:24.380 Yeah, of course.

00:33:24.900 Same thing with Hassan.

00:33:25.920 Hassan Abbe lives in a fucking million dollar mansion.

00:33:28.540 Like nice cars and shit like that.

00:33:30.100 He's talking about socialism

00:33:31.080 and how we should tax people more.

00:33:32.780 He gets rich talking about policies.

00:33:35.740 And ultimately,

00:33:36.480 if he wasn't talking about it,

00:33:37.600 he was just voting every time.

00:33:39.320 He's doing nothing.

00:33:40.880 The only reason it sounds cool

00:33:42.480 and it sounds like it's important

00:33:43.580 is because that's his job.

00:33:46.100 Sure.

00:33:46.520 You can have a separate conversation

00:33:48.100 on like what is the responsibility

00:33:49.860 of different content creators

00:33:51.320 in terms of should they be doing more with their money?

00:33:52.840 But that's a totally separate conversation

00:33:54.140 from does voting do anything

00:33:55.420 or should we advocate for people to vote?

00:34:01.240 Yeah.

00:34:01.880 Specific policies and stuff like that.

00:34:03.800 It's just, I don't know.

00:34:05.720 And I don't even see that

00:34:07.000 as a good enough reason

00:34:08.020 to go tell me to go out and vote

00:34:10.260 because you also don't believe

00:34:12.360 that you also say

00:34:13.120 you don't trust any politician.

00:34:14.520 They're inconsistent.

00:34:15.560 They follow the money.

00:34:16.300 They're all power hungry.

00:34:17.660 The policies they say now,

00:34:18.840 it's all stuff they say to get elected.

00:34:20.560 So if they're saying that to get elected,

00:34:22.080 then how should I trust them?

00:34:23.400 Do you trust people that knew?

00:34:24.920 You've got a big channel.

00:34:25.860 You ever signed a contract before?

00:34:27.520 Yeah.

00:34:28.240 Why?

00:34:29.000 You don't trust the guy

00:34:29.680 you're working with?

00:34:30.220 To make money.

00:34:30.980 You don't trust any of the people you work with?

00:34:32.440 Why would you just sign a contract?

00:34:33.920 Yeah, work with them.

00:34:34.800 It's for my personal benefit.

00:34:36.940 I don't get anything out of voting

00:34:38.280 besides a sticker.

00:34:39.220 Yeah, but I'm asking you,

00:34:39.900 I'm asking you,

00:34:40.580 why the fuck would you sign a contract

00:34:41.880 with somebody you're working with

00:34:42.760 unless you don't trust them, right?

00:34:44.660 That's the same type of thing

00:34:45.940 where you're saying

00:34:46.260 you don't trust an individual politician.

00:34:47.860 Of course,

00:34:48.360 I don't trust an individual politician

00:34:49.640 just like I don't trust

00:34:50.420 an individual business.

00:34:51.500 That's why you have a whole system

00:34:52.380 of checks and balances.

00:34:53.080 That's a bad comparison

00:34:53.960 because when I sign a contract,

00:34:55.360 I get paid off of it.

00:34:57.600 Sure.

00:34:57.820 The only difference is

00:34:58.660 you seem to have trouble

00:34:59.380 understanding that like voting

00:35:00.620 requires a buy-in from all of society.

00:35:02.260 You can't have one vote

00:35:03.180 that like determines like

00:35:04.180 this is the one guy

00:35:05.080 that gets to vote

00:35:05.580 on the next politician.

00:35:06.100 That's just not how it works.

00:35:06.760 I know.

00:35:07.020 So my bigger point

00:35:08.280 is that you having

00:35:08.900 all this knowledge about everything,

00:35:10.420 the most power you have

00:35:11.540 is one vote

00:35:12.640 in a country of over 300 million.

00:35:14.840 That's how our project,

00:35:17.620 how else should it go?

00:35:18.880 Like what,

00:35:19.200 how else could you possibly do it?

00:35:20.600 So investing that much energy

00:35:22.200 into like learning

00:35:22.960 about all this stuff

00:35:23.800 and everything

00:35:24.160 is really meaningless

00:35:25.500 because your vote

00:35:26.360 is so fucking useless.

00:35:29.240 I mean,

00:35:29.580 you can influence

00:35:30.220 your friends and family around you.

00:35:31.260 You can work at a local level.

00:35:32.540 If you work at a local level,

00:35:33.420 you've got a lot more political power

00:35:34.620 than just your one vote.

00:35:36.240 You can go to your city council meetings

00:35:37.300 and you can talk to people

00:35:37.880 about like housing projects.

00:35:38.700 A local level city council,

00:35:39.420 you really think

00:35:39.840 that's a good use of people's time?

00:35:41.480 You said-

00:35:41.920 That is a better use of people's time

00:35:43.480 than doing anything.

00:35:44.120 I'm saying people

00:35:44.920 should focus on themselves

00:35:45.800 and you're saying like,

00:35:47.240 oh, you can't just tell people

00:35:47.980 to pull themselves up

00:35:48.620 by the bootstrap.

00:35:49.160 You're saying that people

00:35:49.700 should invest their time

00:35:50.640 into local elections?

00:35:52.900 First of all,

00:35:53.600 local elections are more important

00:35:55.020 than federal ones

00:35:55.680 if you care about things

00:35:56.440 like criminal justice, right?

00:35:57.780 President can't do shit

00:35:58.760 about your chief of police

00:35:59.740 or anything related to that, right?

00:36:01.260 That's all coming

00:36:01.960 at the local level.

00:36:02.980 If you've got problems

00:36:03.780 with like affordable housing

00:36:05.060 being built,

00:36:05.780 if you've got problems

00:36:06.380 with how your state runs

00:36:07.520 like Medicare or Medicaid,

00:36:08.900 like these are things

00:36:09.440 that are gonna come down

00:36:09.920 to your local state level

00:36:10.920 or sometimes city level

00:36:11.760 in terms of policing

00:36:12.420 like politicians.

00:36:13.020 Yeah, of course that's important.

00:36:14.120 But like, listen,

00:36:15.040 I'm not gonna say

00:36:15.520 you shouldn't work

00:36:16.020 on yourself too.

00:36:16.560 That's like even arguably

00:36:17.420 working on yourself

00:36:18.080 is even more important

00:36:18.800 than your political engagement.

00:36:19.760 But it doesn't have to be

00:36:20.660 one or the other, I think.

00:36:22.800 I just think ultimately

00:36:23.760 it's a huge waste of time.

00:36:25.240 And I, this is coming

00:36:26.340 from experience.

00:36:26.960 Like I used to canvas

00:36:28.360 and shit like that

00:36:28.900 for Bernie Sanders.

00:36:29.720 I used to knock on doors.

00:36:30.960 I used to do those phone calls

00:36:32.000 and shit like that.

00:36:32.880 And I'm like, bro,

00:36:33.360 I just wasted fucking days

00:36:35.200 and hours going to campaigns

00:36:36.500 and looking this shit up.

00:36:37.720 And I don't really have

00:36:38.960 an effect on it.

00:36:40.180 It's just making me feel good.

00:36:41.780 It's making me feel good.

00:36:42.860 Like it's making me feel

00:36:43.700 like I'm involved in something,

00:36:44.920 but ultimately I have no power.

00:36:47.000 They have all the fucking power.

00:36:48.720 You only feel that way

00:36:49.640 because Bernie Sanders

00:36:50.300 lost though, right?

00:36:51.380 Imagine if you were

00:36:52.040 instead of advocating

00:36:52.900 for Bernie Sanders,

00:36:53.460 what if you were one of the guys

00:36:54.060 advocating for Trump?

00:36:54.940 You probably feel like

00:36:55.740 you got a whole bunch done.

00:36:56.800 You probably feel like

00:36:57.200 your time was really well invested

00:36:58.460 because your guy won.

00:36:59.740 Like I'm sorry,

00:37:00.260 but like you don't get to win.

00:37:01.600 Don't you think that the DNC

00:37:02.780 rigged it for Hillary in 2016?

00:37:04.560 Of course not.

00:37:06.000 No?

00:37:06.920 No.

00:37:07.320 Hillary had like way more support

00:37:08.960 than Bernie did

00:37:09.520 at every part of that

00:37:10.540 election cycle.

00:37:11.280 Yeah.

00:37:13.700 All right.

00:37:14.420 So you don't think

00:37:15.060 the election's rigged?

00:37:16.640 No, I don't think

00:37:17.380 the election was rigged.

00:37:21.220 And you think the president

00:37:22.300 really like has a big effect?

00:37:23.680 And if you get off the internet,

00:37:24.860 you're going to know

00:37:25.520 who the fucking cop troller

00:37:27.860 of fucking Little River,

00:37:32.180 Mississippi,

00:37:33.240 like that's going to have

00:37:34.020 an effect in your life?

00:37:35.220 I think it's going to have

00:37:35.820 a huge effect.

00:37:36.640 These are the people

00:37:37.120 that you see all day.

00:37:37.860 The cop troller?

00:37:38.040 You're never going to see

00:37:39.720 fucking Biden

00:37:40.640 however you vote

00:37:43.480 for a presidential election.

00:37:44.720 But like the people

00:37:45.240 that you vote

00:37:46.060 to like do your local policy

00:37:48.840 can like have impacts

00:37:49.880 on the people

00:37:50.380 that you see

00:37:50.780 patrolling down the street.

00:37:51.600 Yeah, it's a huge.

00:37:53.280 I think it's a huge deal.

00:37:54.700 Yes.

00:37:55.360 Or like you can find tales

00:37:56.720 of people that

00:37:57.640 city council projects

00:37:58.820 where entire housing projects

00:38:00.440 will get held up

00:38:01.240 by one old fucking lady

00:38:03.220 that decides to show up

00:38:04.280 every single day.

00:38:05.360 Okay, what about lobbies?

00:38:06.200 What about lobbyists?

00:38:07.200 Some people with more money

00:38:08.440 ultimately have the most power.

00:38:10.460 Like you could bribe

00:38:11.080 money is what sways.

00:38:12.640 Money is the actual power.

00:38:13.700 Money has way more power

00:38:14.800 than voting.

00:38:15.640 That's why.

00:38:16.380 That's the argument

00:38:17.140 for focusing on yourself.

00:38:18.200 If you have money

00:38:19.080 then like what?

00:38:20.120 Stuff like Medicare,

00:38:21.160 Medicaid,

00:38:21.740 who you're voting for?

00:38:22.620 If I have money,

00:38:23.640 that doesn't matter.

00:38:25.180 Sure.

00:38:25.760 Who were the two richest people

00:38:27.000 that ran in the Democratic

00:38:27.820 primary last time?

00:38:28.900 It was Steyer and Bloomberg.

00:38:30.600 Those guys were fucking billionaires

00:38:32.560 and they got crushed.

00:38:34.060 They got shit on.

00:38:35.160 So like does money matter?

00:38:36.040 Yeah, it can help for sure

00:38:37.460 but it's not everything.

00:38:38.980 Hillary Clinton outspent Trump

00:38:40.200 and he crushed her in the,

00:38:41.660 well, I wouldn't say crushed.

00:38:42.880 He went in the electoral college

00:38:44.160 against her in the election.

00:38:45.080 So no, money isn't everything.

00:38:46.240 It can help for sure

00:38:47.320 but like of course candidates

00:38:49.000 that win are raising the most money.

00:38:50.280 It's because they're the most popular

00:38:50.940 fucking candidates.

00:38:51.660 No shit they're going to raise more money.

00:38:52.680 How long did you wear the mask?

00:38:53.980 Because you got three shots.

00:38:54.860 You must have been like,

00:38:55.580 when did you take it off?

00:38:57.580 Whenever the government said

00:38:58.420 we no longer needed to wear it.

00:38:59.620 So whatever the restrictions are.

00:39:00.980 Okay, so you do

00:39:01.680 or you don't trust the government?

00:39:04.220 It's when you,

00:39:05.140 that question.

00:39:06.580 All right,

00:39:06.900 but why did you stop wearing the mask

00:39:08.920 when the government told you to?

00:39:10.520 I wore it when the restrictions

00:39:11.840 and the regulations were on for it

00:39:12.880 and then when they went away

00:39:14.220 then I stopped wearing the mask.

00:39:15.240 Why?

00:39:17.020 Because that was what the regulation was.

00:39:18.580 Because I'm a citizen of the government.

00:39:19.920 I have to do what the government says.

00:39:20.840 It's part of being a citizen

00:39:21.820 in a country.

00:39:23.400 Like you have to follow

00:39:24.540 the regulations of your government.

00:39:25.220 Don't you think that's proof

00:39:26.040 that you trust the government?

00:39:26.940 If you're like,

00:39:27.580 I'm a citizen

00:39:28.240 and I believe what they say,

00:39:29.520 I'll obey you.

00:39:30.420 Yes, Fauci, Biden.

00:39:33.160 When you use the term

00:39:34.620 trust the government, right?

00:39:36.660 Like I trust the government

00:39:39.220 as a conglomeration of institutions.

00:39:42.020 Yeah, yeah.

00:39:42.440 It doesn't mean that I trust,

00:39:43.980 I don't trust an individual politician.

00:39:46.000 Good, I'm not saying that.

00:39:46.960 I'm saying ultimately

00:39:47.820 you trust the government.

00:39:50.300 Okay, ultimately, yeah.

00:39:51.640 I guess I would say

00:39:52.080 probably largely,

00:39:53.540 yeah, I trust the government.

00:39:54.340 Okay, I fundamentally disagree.

00:39:56.200 Yeah, insofar as it like

00:39:57.420 it performs its functions

00:39:58.480 as the government, yeah.

00:40:00.640 And you think it was fair

00:40:02.040 that they took away

00:40:03.000 most people's jobs,

00:40:04.200 they shut down the economy

00:40:05.160 and they told people

00:40:05.960 you cannot go outside

00:40:07.240 and they set all these lines up,

00:40:09.280 they put little squares

00:40:10.300 on the floor

00:40:10.820 where you could stand,

00:40:12.020 they cut off one chair

00:40:13.260 in the airport,

00:40:14.040 every other chair.

00:40:14.860 That shit all made sense to you?

00:40:17.000 When we were facing

00:40:17.980 what turned out to be

00:40:19.160 the largest pandemic

00:40:20.120 in human history,

00:40:21.040 yeah, I think it was reasonable.

00:40:23.000 Okay, and if you believe

00:40:23.980 in the academics

00:40:24.620 and the health professionals,

00:40:25.560 why was that government mandate

00:40:27.480 the switching factor

00:40:28.720 for you to take off your mask?

00:40:31.400 Because I think the government

00:40:32.460 largely probably followed

00:40:33.600 whatever the recommendations were

00:40:35.040 from the health institutions.

00:40:38.780 So the government

00:40:39.580 has our best interests in mind?

00:40:42.900 Not always,

00:40:43.880 but sometimes.

00:40:44.320 In that situation,

00:40:45.160 health-related,

00:40:45.940 when it came to health-related stuff.

00:40:47.840 The government cares

00:40:48.760 about our health,

00:40:49.900 ultimately.

00:40:50.240 Yeah, I think so.

00:40:51.080 In that case, yeah, I've been.

00:40:51.960 You don't think that's

00:40:54.240 a white belief?

00:40:57.420 It might be,

00:40:58.240 but it's a right belief,

00:40:59.180 so I don't really care.

00:41:00.640 I don't evaluate my beliefs

00:41:01.900 based on which minority

00:41:04.280 or majority community

00:41:05.300 tends to believe in things, right?

00:41:06.560 I'm not going to say,

00:41:07.120 like, I believe this is good

00:41:07.940 because white people

00:41:08.680 or because black people think it.

00:41:09.920 Like, it's going to be,

00:41:10.760 I'll evaluate it.

00:41:11.540 I'm saying that maybe

00:41:12.800 you're warped

00:41:13.600 and maybe you believe this

00:41:14.520 because you're white.

00:41:15.740 Maybe that's why you trust

00:41:16.840 in the government to that level.

00:41:18.720 Okay, last I checked,

00:41:20.000 black people can get sick

00:41:20.700 from the coronavirus

00:41:21.200 the same as white people can,

00:41:22.360 so I don't know what difference

00:41:23.400 that's supposed to make.

00:41:27.200 Other races do not

00:41:28.420 trust in the government

00:41:29.400 and do not believe

00:41:30.720 that they're right

00:41:32.160 and they have the best interests

00:41:33.140 like white people do.

00:41:34.460 Is that supposed to mean

00:41:35.000 I'm not supposed to trust

00:41:36.000 in the government

00:41:36.360 like they don't, or what?

00:41:37.640 No, I'm saying that

00:41:38.380 I'm trying to get you

00:41:39.200 to acknowledge that

00:41:40.020 maybe you have a bias

00:41:40.960 that you're not aware of.

00:41:42.300 Maybe you're-

00:41:42.760 If I have a bias,

00:41:43.860 it has to be,

00:41:44.380 you have to point out the bias.

00:41:45.740 I'm saying maybe your faith

00:41:46.820 in government is not actually

00:41:48.080 because the government's good.

00:41:49.440 Maybe your faith in the government

00:41:50.640 is because of what race you are.

00:41:52.820 Yeah, but then you have to demonstrate

00:41:54.060 where that's right or wrong.

00:41:55.540 You can't just say

00:41:56.320 because you're white,

00:41:57.140 therefore I'm correct

00:41:58.180 or incorrect.

00:41:58.980 It doesn't work.

00:41:59.400 No, I'm not saying you're incorrect.

00:42:00.580 It's not about correct or incorrect.

00:42:02.180 I'm just saying

00:42:02.560 your level of belief

00:42:03.560 in the government

00:42:04.160 comes from a white place.

00:42:07.060 I guess probably to some extent,

00:42:08.760 but I don't think

00:42:09.260 that makes it right or wrong.

00:42:10.300 You don't feel like a sheep

00:42:11.360 for taking off your mask

00:42:12.640 right when they told you to?

00:42:14.220 You don't feel like a sheep

00:42:15.040 for blindly listening

00:42:15.740 to whatever Alex Jones,

00:42:17.040 Tim Poole,

00:42:17.580 or Jordan Peterson says

00:42:18.540 just because it's the opposite

00:42:19.400 of what the government says?

00:42:20.040 You think I listen to any of those guys?

00:42:21.820 No, but I'm saying that

00:42:22.620 just because I want to listen

00:42:23.900 to an alternative media take

00:42:25.340 that tells me the opposite

00:42:25.900 of the government

00:42:26.240 doesn't make you any less of a sheep

00:42:27.260 than what the government says.

00:42:27.940 I've done a ton of independent research

00:42:29.140 on vaccines and the coronavirus

00:42:30.640 and I feel like larger

00:42:31.400 what the government said was true.

00:42:32.760 If some people think

00:42:33.340 that's a sheep opinion,

00:42:34.020 that's probably the argument.

00:42:34.820 All the articles you probably read

00:42:36.180 were manipulated.

00:42:37.340 They censored shit more than that.

00:42:39.460 Freedom of speech is dead, Destiny.

00:42:41.100 Freedom of speech is fucking done.

00:42:43.460 If you talk about COVID now,

00:42:45.020 they put a COVID warning.

00:42:46.620 I don't think that one government

00:42:47.940 can censor all the speech

00:42:49.220 across the world.

00:42:50.040 And I think there's a lot of people

00:42:51.060 that would be incentivized

00:42:51.980 to expose the US government

00:42:53.220 for lying about the coronavirus

00:42:54.220 if they were.

00:42:55.100 But I don't see Russia

00:42:56.040 or China or other private words.

00:42:56.820 If you even say the word vaccine,

00:42:58.740 they took it down.

00:43:00.240 Why did they hide everything

00:43:02.540 about Hunter Biden?

00:43:04.120 I don't think they,

00:43:05.040 I don't think they hid anything

00:43:06.300 about Hunter Biden.

00:43:06.980 I think that Twitter

00:43:07.660 had a specific policy

00:43:08.920 where you can't post

00:43:10.180 hacked materials.

00:43:11.320 Why?

00:43:11.700 If it was Trump's kid,

00:43:12.840 they would have kept it up.

00:43:14.100 You don't have any proof of that.

00:43:15.240 There was like a few months earlier,

00:43:16.520 there was like a doxing,

00:43:17.640 hold on.

00:43:18.200 A few months earlier,

00:43:18.960 there were doxing lists posted

00:43:19.960 of like police officers

00:43:20.920 and those people got banned as well.

00:43:22.580 If you want to post

00:43:23.320 incriminating pictures of people online

00:43:24.940 that they don't consider being posted,

00:43:26.180 you're not allowed to do that.

00:43:27.260 But people kept saying

00:43:28.200 that they tried to censor

00:43:28.840 the story off Twitter.

00:43:30.220 Plenty of stories were posted

00:43:31.120 on Twitter talking about it.

00:43:32.040 You just couldn't link directly

00:43:32.960 to the hacked materials.

00:43:33.840 Okay, so why did Trump

00:43:34.700 get banned on social media?

00:43:37.420 Wasn't the Twitter policy

00:43:38.500 because he was inciting violence

00:43:39.560 on Twitter

00:43:39.940 and that was their issue?

00:43:41.160 It wasn't just Twitter.

00:43:42.020 It was all social media.

00:43:43.620 Every single act.

00:43:44.240 I don't know what rules

00:43:44.940 he brought on other social media.

00:43:45.960 Why did Alex Jones

00:43:46.280 get banned on social media?

00:43:47.220 Why did you get banned on Twitch?

00:43:48.400 You don't see that

00:43:48.940 as the same shit?

00:43:50.140 You don't think that you,

00:43:51.020 you don't think that you

00:43:51.900 getting banned on Twitch

00:43:52.700 is the same thing

00:43:53.480 as Trump getting banned

00:43:54.140 on social media?

00:43:55.080 I don't think I got banned

00:43:56.040 for the same reason, no.

00:43:57.300 Alex Jones got banned

00:43:58.160 on social media

00:43:58.620 because he was,

00:43:59.200 didn't he lose a case

00:44:00.220 about like Sandy Hook being fake?

00:44:02.300 And they have rules

00:44:03.060 against the social media.

00:44:03.580 That's probably why he got banned.

00:44:04.680 The reason you,

00:44:05.440 you said the reason

00:44:06.180 you probably got banned off Twitch

00:44:07.220 is because you said

00:44:08.560 that Kyle Rittenhouse

00:44:09.300 was innocent.

00:44:10.520 That's why I lost,

00:44:11.440 that's why I lost my partnership.

00:44:13.180 And it wasn't because

00:44:13.660 I said that.

00:44:14.260 That's not crazy.

00:44:15.460 That doesn't,

00:44:15.920 that doesn't strike alarms

00:44:17.060 in your head.

00:44:18.000 My quote was way spicier

00:44:19.660 than that, okay?

00:44:20.600 That's the reason

00:44:21.340 why I got banned.

00:44:21.660 You're defending them

00:44:21.800 for banning you?

00:44:22.720 I'm not defending them.

00:44:23.820 I disagree with the policy,

00:44:24.960 but like obviously

00:44:25.400 the whole internet

00:44:25.920 has taken a certain shift culturally

00:44:27.640 in terms of the type of speech

00:44:28.800 that they welcome.

00:44:29.280 I'm not going to sit here

00:44:30.040 and defend that also,

00:44:31.040 by the way.

00:44:31.600 I'm not going to say that like,

00:44:32.460 I think that I approve

00:44:33.220 of the way that speech

00:44:33.860 is moving on the internet.

00:44:34.360 I think it's moving

00:44:34.700 in a really negative way,

00:44:35.900 but that's disconnected

00:44:37.060 and separate from the idea

00:44:37.900 that the government

00:44:38.700 is controlling.

00:44:40.100 Do you believe

00:44:40.500 that we still have

00:44:41.100 freedom of speech?

00:44:42.720 Um, kind of.

00:44:44.060 I mean, more than in Europe.

00:44:44.600 Kind of means no, Destiny.

00:44:46.640 If you have kind of

00:44:47.780 freedom of speech,

00:44:48.440 that's not free.

00:44:49.700 Hold on.

00:44:50.180 If you want to like

00:44:51.060 put a stop here

00:44:52.180 and start another conversation

00:44:53.340 on freedom of speech,

00:44:53.960 that's fine.

00:44:54.460 But this is a fundamentally

00:44:55.300 separate topic

00:44:56.040 No, it's the same thing.

00:44:56.880 The government over.

00:44:57.340 That's the same thing.

00:44:58.160 You can't make every topic

00:44:59.180 the same thing

00:44:59.680 because that's the most

00:45:00.140 sensationalist way to do it.

00:45:01.060 No, it is under the same thing

00:45:02.080 because the government

00:45:02.700 tells us we have

00:45:03.560 freedom of speech.

00:45:04.260 It's in the Constitution

00:45:05.360 and we do not.

00:45:07.220 That's, but that,

00:45:07.820 the problem right now

00:45:08.580 of freedom of speech

00:45:09.120 doesn't even come

00:45:09.760 from the government.

00:45:10.340 The problem comes

00:45:10.840 from private companies.

00:45:11.700 So it's the opposite problem.

00:45:13.140 Right now,

00:45:13.560 the issue with freedom of speech

00:45:14.420 has to do with capitalism

00:45:15.240 more so than it does

00:45:16.020 with the government.

00:45:18.560 Ultimately,

00:45:19.140 Facebook and Facebook

00:45:20.180 and Twitter

00:45:20.660 and all these companies

00:45:21.300 aren't government institutions.

00:45:22.960 These things are institutions

00:45:23.980 that are private companies.

00:45:24.980 If anything,

00:45:25.540 the government tried to stop that

00:45:26.900 because members of government

00:45:28.060 under Trump,

00:45:28.720 You don't think

00:45:29.000 it's all tied together?

00:45:29.980 Why does the government

00:45:30.540 spy on us?

00:45:31.080 Let me finish.

00:45:31.840 When Donald Trump

00:45:32.580 and when Paul Ryan

00:45:33.540 and Jim Jordan,

00:45:35.260 I think,

00:45:35.480 and others,

00:45:36.020 what?

00:45:37.140 What are you about to say?

00:45:38.320 You just listen to more policies.

00:45:40.280 No, no.

00:45:40.600 I'm saying that these were guys

00:45:41.760 that tried to push

00:45:42.400 for like Section 230 reforms

00:45:44.240 on some of these private companies

00:45:45.360 and weren't able to do it.

00:45:46.360 So in that sense,

00:45:47.020 you can't say like,

00:45:47.600 wow, look at what

00:45:48.020 the government did to us.

00:45:48.800 Well, hold on.

00:45:49.260 The government was actually

00:45:49.860 trying to fight against

00:45:50.800 some of the censorship

00:45:51.540 that was coming from

00:45:52.240 corporate entities

00:45:54.100 like Facebook and Twitter.

00:45:55.860 Like these things

00:45:56.460 aren't government entities.

00:45:57.320 These are corporate entities

00:45:57.800 and the government

00:45:58.100 is fighting against them

00:45:58.740 when it was under Trump.

00:45:59.040 So why does the government

00:45:59.820 get to spy on all your social media?

00:46:01.420 Why does the government

00:46:01.920 spy on your fucking phone

00:46:03.040 if it's not connected?

00:46:04.900 Um,

00:46:05.600 I don't know what you mean

00:46:06.340 by spy on your phone

00:46:06.960 if it's not connected.

00:46:07.340 They're listening to everything

00:46:08.500 you say and everything you do

00:46:09.680 every second of the day.

00:46:11.200 I don't know if the government

00:46:12.100 has the computing power

00:46:13.440 or the storage

00:46:14.360 for every single thing.

00:46:15.300 Yes, they do.

00:46:16.260 Chad, no.

00:46:16.900 That's, come on.

00:46:18.120 You don't think

00:46:18.540 they're spying on literally

00:46:19.580 everybody at every second?

00:46:21.320 That's a lot of

00:46:22.060 computational power.

00:46:22.820 I don't know if they got

00:46:23.220 the ability to do that, Chief.

00:46:24.640 If they want to, they can.

00:46:25.960 They can look through

00:46:27.240 your camera at any second.

00:46:28.680 They're always listening.

00:46:30.000 They have control over your phone.

00:46:32.220 They can't look through

00:46:32.940 your camera at any second.

00:46:34.040 That's not true, man.

00:46:34.220 When the police want

00:46:34.980 to get you in trouble,

00:46:35.880 they can look at your Instagram.

00:46:37.260 They can look through

00:46:37.880 your Twitter.

00:46:38.140 They can look at your messages.

00:46:39.220 Hold on.

00:46:39.520 What do you mean?

00:46:39.820 When you say public posts

00:46:40.840 like Instagram,

00:46:41.460 yeah, of course they can.

00:46:41.820 No, they can look

00:46:42.480 through your private messages.

00:46:43.880 The problem is that

00:46:44.520 you're getting all of your...

00:46:44.820 The police can see

00:46:45.360 your Instagram DMs.

00:46:46.360 You are getting

00:46:47.000 all of your information

00:46:47.840 secondhand, okay?

00:46:48.980 If you actually follow

00:46:49.980 tech stories or network

00:46:50.980 security stories,

00:46:51.700 look at all of the fighting

00:46:52.700 that the FBI did

00:46:53.620 with fucking Apple

00:46:54.420 begging them to let them

00:46:55.620 unlock phones.

00:46:56.660 And Apple said,

00:46:57.220 no, fuck off.

00:46:58.160 And the FBI was like,

00:46:58.940 please give us a way

00:46:59.940 to get into the phones.

00:47:00.500 And they couldn't do it, right?

00:47:02.040 Like, you can look at the...

00:47:03.800 If you're sophisticated enough

00:47:04.640 to do it, you can look

00:47:05.100 at the telemetry of any device.

00:47:06.260 You can see where all

00:47:06.740 the ingoing and outcoming

00:47:07.560 signals are going.

00:47:08.380 You can track your phone

00:47:09.240 and see who's like

00:47:09.820 monitoring or what.

00:47:10.840 But like this idea

00:47:11.680 that like the government

00:47:12.340 has unlimited power

00:47:13.300 or that they're somehow

00:47:14.120 like 10 years ahead

00:47:16.360 doesn't make any sense.

00:47:17.080 The government doesn't

00:47:17.460 have the money to do that.

00:47:18.280 Government is broke as fuck.

00:47:18.660 They're not 10 years

00:47:19.180 ahead of technology,

00:47:20.160 but they 100% can spy

00:47:21.880 on anybody at any time.

00:47:23.420 If they can get a...

00:47:24.420 The government can get

00:47:25.420 a subpoena and then

00:47:26.620 they can ask or demand

00:47:27.780 private companies

00:47:28.380 to comply with that subpoena.

00:47:29.980 And then depending

00:47:30.400 on the levels of encryption

00:47:31.280 they use, they might be able

00:47:32.560 to read certain private messages.

00:47:33.720 Sure, that's possible.

00:47:34.820 But that's always been the case.

00:47:36.080 You can get a subpoena

00:47:36.700 to go through somebody's fucking mail.

00:47:38.000 You can get a subpoena

00:47:38.440 to go through somebody's house.

00:47:39.480 You can get a subpoena

00:47:39.960 to search somebody's car.

00:47:41.080 Like that's always been the case.

00:47:42.240 Do you think that like

00:47:42.840 private law enforcement

00:47:43.540 shouldn't have the ability

00:47:44.320 to subpoena a company

00:47:45.080 to look at messages?

00:47:46.360 Can you answer that question?

00:47:47.580 What was the question?

00:47:48.520 The subpoena what?

00:47:49.720 Let's say that we get a report

00:47:51.020 that a guy is seducing

00:47:52.140 a fucking 10-year-olds

00:47:53.020 on Facebook.

00:47:53.800 Do you think that the FBI

00:47:54.960 or the local police

00:47:56.360 should be able to say,

00:47:57.040 hey, Facebook,

00:47:57.780 we've got a big case

00:47:58.760 against this guy.

00:47:59.480 We're going to issue you

00:48:00.180 a subpoena and say,

00:48:00.720 you have to let us look

00:48:01.420 at this guy's private messages

00:48:02.360 to see if he's trying

00:48:02.980 to fuck 10-year-olds

00:48:03.600 on Facebook.

00:48:04.240 Do you think that the government

00:48:04.960 should be able to do that?

00:48:05.760 Or do you think that

00:48:06.380 they shouldn't have the ability

00:48:07.240 to do those types of investigations?

00:48:09.260 It's not whether

00:48:09.940 they should or should.

00:48:10.540 I don't believe in

00:48:11.620 should or shouldn't.

00:48:12.520 They will if they want to.

00:48:13.380 Hold on.

00:48:14.020 That's great for you.

00:48:14.880 They will if they want to.

00:48:15.380 They will if they want to.

00:48:16.440 We need to answer that question

00:48:18.180 because if they shouldn't

00:48:19.000 be able to,

00:48:19.380 then fine, I agree with you.

00:48:20.060 They shouldn't be able

00:48:20.500 to ever subpoena.

00:48:21.400 You thinking you like having like,

00:48:23.100 oh, the government should do this

00:48:23.900 or should do that.

00:48:24.560 It doesn't matter

00:48:25.200 because they will

00:48:25.760 if they want to.

00:48:27.000 Us having a debate about it

00:48:28.520 makes no difference.

00:48:30.820 They will do

00:48:31.500 what they want to do.

00:48:32.780 I mean, us having a debate

00:48:33.860 about it won't make a difference,

00:48:34.840 but like how the people

00:48:35.760 collectively vote

00:48:36.460 are going to determine

00:48:37.020 how this program is going to work.

00:48:37.860 Voting is so pointless, yo.

00:48:39.980 It's so, in New York,

00:48:41.280 it's 90% Democratic every,

00:48:43.480 and like this is one

00:48:44.260 of the most populated states.

00:48:45.700 It's the most populated state

00:48:46.540 here, right?

00:48:47.420 New York?

00:48:48.180 Then vote in your local elections.

00:48:49.480 Vote in your city council.

00:48:49.700 Nobody gives,

00:48:50.400 okay, you're saying that to me?

00:48:51.480 No, I agree.

00:48:52.240 Nobody cares.

00:48:53.060 Nobody gives a fuck.

00:48:54.600 Yeah, because people are obsessed

00:48:55.680 with the online,

00:48:56.500 like federal level shit.

00:48:57.140 No, because ultimately

00:48:58.060 what matters most

00:48:58.940 is we need money.

00:49:00.620 If we spend time

00:49:01.520 wasting on who's the policy,

00:49:03.540 oh, they're going to be

00:49:04.180 three more cents on the gas,

00:49:05.660 you're wasting your life.

00:49:09.580 We need money.

00:49:10.440 You're not going to vote

00:49:11.160 to get more money.

00:49:12.040 I don't know what you're,

00:49:12.520 I don't know what you're looking for.

00:49:13.240 So what else do you vote on?

00:49:14.220 What policies else do you vote on?

00:49:15.840 You vote on important social issues

00:49:17.300 like Supreme Court justices.

00:49:18.700 You might vote on

00:49:19.440 international relationships

00:49:20.800 on whether or not

00:49:21.440 we fund NATO or not.

00:49:22.420 We might vote on

00:49:23.300 like the size of the military.

00:49:25.000 We might vote on

00:49:25.580 what type of like

00:49:26.180 wealth.

00:49:26.360 The size of the military.

00:49:27.940 Destiny, they're going to do

00:49:28.700 what they want regardless.

00:49:30.580 You think they trust us

00:49:31.580 to make decisions

00:49:32.300 for the better of their country?

00:49:33.300 They pick who they want.

00:49:34.660 They pick the laws

00:49:35.320 who they want.

00:49:35.820 They sign it away.

00:49:36.760 Like, did we get a vote

00:49:37.440 on abortion?

00:49:37.900 The Supreme Court did.

00:49:39.660 What the, we have no decision

00:49:41.020 over that.

00:49:42.140 We, people.

00:49:42.840 You literally vote for the guy

00:49:44.000 that nominates people

00:49:45.000 to the Supreme Court.

00:49:45.940 What do you mean?

00:49:46.680 Bro, there's probably

00:49:47.440 three people in this chat

00:49:48.560 who knows who ran

00:49:49.220 for Supreme Court.

00:49:50.880 It's, it, no, no.

00:49:52.440 When you vote for the president,

00:49:53.600 the president is the one

00:49:54.300 that picks Supreme Court people, right?

00:49:55.480 Exactly.

00:49:56.100 If you vote for,

00:49:56.400 if you vote for a liberal president,

00:49:58.380 then you're probably going.

00:49:59.500 And you're also saying

00:50:00.120 that when you get elected,

00:50:00.940 you just say things

00:50:01.560 to get elected, right?

00:50:02.640 So they might say

00:50:03.240 this stuff like that,

00:50:03.800 but they're going to pick

00:50:04.520 the people in Supreme Court

00:50:05.520 who give them more money,

00:50:06.640 who they have

00:50:07.280 at the fucking lake house parties,

00:50:08.740 who's flying out

00:50:09.500 to the private island

00:50:10.120 touching kids,

00:50:10.980 who's blackmailing who.

00:50:12.300 That's who they pick

00:50:12.840 to go in the Supreme Court.

00:50:13.840 Not any policy or any,

00:50:15.160 I'm going to do this

00:50:16.320 and help out this.

00:50:17.400 People that are,

00:50:17.800 the people that are nominated

00:50:18.820 to the Supreme Court

00:50:19.840 usually have huge histories

00:50:21.820 working in the judicial system.

00:50:23.080 And they're usually

00:50:23.640 not rich people

00:50:24.480 that are donating

00:50:25.480 money to get

00:50:26.240 those Supreme Court nominations.

00:50:27.560 And even if they were,

00:50:28.900 there's a good thing.

00:50:29.860 We don't have to trust

00:50:30.720 the president about it.

00:50:31.840 The Senate has to confirm

00:50:33.680 who the Supreme Court pick is.

00:50:35.580 So there's a whole other branch.

00:50:36.800 Yeah, so, okay,

00:50:37.080 you're saying there's 10 people

00:50:38.400 who pick someone

00:50:39.540 who decides on a law.

00:50:41.240 Doesn't that sound

00:50:41.800 so fucking nonsensical to you?

00:50:43.660 That there's 10 different

00:50:44.620 fucking people picking?

00:50:46.000 Your vote doesn't do anything.

00:50:48.260 It's not,

00:50:48.980 I think you just,

00:50:49.600 I think you have a fun little.

00:50:50.140 What did you just say?

00:50:50.640 You said, okay,

00:50:51.220 the president picks the Senate.

00:50:52.620 You have to put a minimum

00:50:53.320 of how some parts

00:50:54.260 of our work, okay?

00:50:54.980 That's what I'm saying right now.

00:50:56.160 Yeah, no, you know

00:50:56.700 more about government than me.

00:50:57.840 So like, yeah, you're smart.

00:50:58.960 But like, okay,

00:50:59.780 how does the Supreme Court

00:51:00.680 get picked?

00:51:01.340 You vote for a guy

00:51:02.100 and then he picks guys

00:51:03.100 and then he picks some other guys.

00:51:04.960 That's no power, Destiny.

00:51:07.200 Voting is pointless.

00:51:08.640 So you think that

00:51:09.240 unless we have a direct democracy

00:51:10.700 where we directly vote

00:51:11.600 on every single policy,

00:51:12.700 then representative-

00:51:13.560 That's a democracy, yes.

00:51:14.700 Okay.

00:51:16.780 That's just not true,

00:51:18.380 but I don't know.

00:51:18.980 Then why don't they

00:51:19.500 let us do that?

00:51:20.220 Why can't we all vote

00:51:21.180 on when weed gets legal?

00:51:22.160 Why do we let those

00:51:22.880 fucking white people

00:51:23.540 in charge pick

00:51:24.140 when weed's legal?

00:51:24.940 Because we don't have

00:51:25.860 the time as citizens

00:51:26.860 to go to the poll

00:51:27.600 and vote on every single thing

00:51:28.780 Why don't they just make

00:51:29.480 a voting app?

00:51:30.240 Why is it they're not

00:51:31.120 just an app?

00:51:31.860 Yes, no, vote, yes.

00:51:32.720 Because then all the people

00:51:33.580 that accuse our election system

00:51:35.120 of being rigged

00:51:35.660 are going to be 20 times

00:51:36.540 more likely to accuse

00:51:37.360 it of being rigged

00:51:37.840 if we're all voting

00:51:38.320 on a fucking app.

00:51:39.240 These people don't even

00:51:39.860 trust their iPhones

00:51:40.620 not to be top of the FBI.

00:51:41.460 You think they're

00:51:43.060 going to be

00:51:43.280 I trust a paper ballot

00:51:45.720 more than I do

00:51:46.520 a fucking phone app.

00:51:47.560 More than technology

00:51:48.460 in 2022,

00:51:50.000 mailing in ballots

00:51:50.740 is a better way

00:51:51.380 to accurately get

00:51:52.320 everybody to vote

00:51:53.380 than your phone.

00:51:55.060 If you want to change

00:51:55.760 one million votes

00:51:56.980 in a database,

00:51:58.060 that might be

00:51:58.980 a single MySQL command

00:52:00.360 to do it.

00:52:00.900 If you want to change

00:52:01.460 a million paper ballots,

00:52:02.940 if you want to change

00:52:03.520 a million paper ballots,

00:52:04.980 you know how many

00:52:05.800 different steps of government

00:52:07.360 you got to fuck with?

00:52:08.400 How many different people

00:52:09.240 you got to rope in

00:52:10.060 to change their vote?

00:52:10.920 You have online banking.

00:52:12.820 Your whole identity

00:52:13.680 is on your phone.

00:52:14.540 You have online banking

00:52:15.380 your profile.

00:52:16.300 It would be so easy

00:52:17.120 to vote online.

00:52:18.340 So easy.

00:52:19.060 They don't do it

00:52:19.780 because they don't care

00:52:20.620 about our votes

00:52:21.160 because it's meaningless.

00:52:22.440 How do you trust technology

00:52:24.160 so much that you would

00:52:25.020 vote for it

00:52:25.620 but in the previous breath

00:52:27.200 you were telling me

00:52:27.780 You trusted enough

00:52:28.400 you have a banking app

00:52:29.200 on your phone.

00:52:30.660 Everybody has a banking app

00:52:31.620 on your phone.

00:52:32.200 That's your whole money.

00:52:33.000 That's your life.

00:52:34.600 That's your life

00:52:35.300 is on your phone.

00:52:36.420 Some things are easier

00:52:37.720 to do on phones

00:52:38.740 than others.

00:52:39.760 Banks are easier

00:52:40.680 to handle on phones

00:52:41.820 than fucking voting.

00:52:43.320 They have Amber Alert.

00:52:44.360 Everybody gets an Amber Alert

00:52:45.500 for when a kid's running around.

00:52:46.300 It's a fundamentally

00:52:46.520 different type of thing.

00:52:48.120 Voting versus

00:52:48.760 like apps for banks.

00:52:53.400 So we're never going to be able

00:52:54.500 to vote on our phones?

00:52:55.580 That should have been

00:52:56.420 a thing since 2016.

00:52:57.480 That's never going to be.

00:52:58.240 What's the reason?

00:52:58.680 What's the reason?

00:52:59.740 For the reason I just told you.

00:53:01.000 A single person

00:53:01.760 could change a command

00:53:02.520 in a database

00:53:03.060 and put 10,000 votes.

00:53:04.680 And you could also burn

00:53:05.620 a bunch of mail-in ballots

00:53:06.600 like what happened

00:53:07.100 in the last election.

00:53:08.260 First of all,

00:53:08.780 it didn't happen.

00:53:09.300 But also listen

00:53:09.800 to what you just said.

00:53:10.760 What do you think is easier?

00:53:11.800 Changing a million votes

00:53:12.740 in a database

00:53:13.360 or burning a million ballots?

00:53:16.300 A million paper ballots

00:53:17.540 that you've got to get a hold of.

00:53:18.660 How many different people

00:53:19.500 need to be involved in that

00:53:20.300 versus one guy

00:53:21.020 fucking with a database?

00:53:22.040 One engineer?

00:53:22.880 One data engineer?

00:53:23.920 I mean,

00:53:24.120 they're already spying

00:53:24.740 on every person's phone.

00:53:25.640 I feel like it's not that hard.

00:53:27.080 I feel like it's not that hard to see.

00:53:29.840 It should be that.

00:53:30.700 It should be us voting.

00:53:32.060 If there was real democracy,

00:53:33.200 it'd be like,

00:53:33.660 hey,

00:53:33.840 do you want we to be legal?

00:53:35.200 Yes or no?

00:53:35.700 Every citizen.

00:53:36.500 Every citizen gives their opinion

00:53:37.680 and it changes.

00:53:38.860 If we had real democracy,

00:53:40.260 they don't ask everybody,

00:53:41.220 should we be able to kill babies?

00:53:42.400 Yes or no?

00:53:43.000 And then everyone decides.

00:53:43.840 Instead,

00:53:44.200 it's a bunch of fucking white people

00:53:45.340 in a room

00:53:45.720 that nobody knows

00:53:46.620 and they pick for us.

00:53:48.460 You run like a YouTube channel

00:53:49.600 where you talk about things, right?

00:53:51.000 Yeah.

00:53:51.740 Why?

00:53:52.120 What's the point?

00:53:53.860 It's entertainment.

00:53:55.920 That's it?

00:53:56.540 All of your advice

00:53:57.180 is just entertainment?

00:53:57.920 You don't care if people

00:53:58.380 actually follow it

00:53:58.920 or listen to it or not?

00:53:59.780 And also,

00:54:00.360 I stick to truth.

00:54:01.800 I try to get to truth.

00:54:02.560 Hold on.

00:54:03.180 Hold on.

00:54:03.780 I don't believe you.

00:54:05.060 I don't think you believe yourself

00:54:05.920 when you say that.

00:54:06.540 When you say it's just entertainment,

00:54:07.480 when you speak,

00:54:08.320 you want people to listen to you, right?

00:54:09.960 Right.

00:54:10.200 But people don't listen

00:54:11.060 unless it's funny or truthful

00:54:12.160 or loud or entertaining.

00:54:13.260 People don't want to listen to them.

00:54:14.340 Sure.

00:54:14.640 And that can be the same

00:54:15.320 with politics as well.

00:54:16.220 But when you speak

00:54:16.940 at the end of the day,

00:54:17.800 you are exercising,

00:54:18.960 whether you like to think or not,

00:54:19.860 you're exercising

00:54:20.180 some kind of political power.

00:54:21.580 You say things

00:54:22.380 and whether you like it or not,

00:54:23.180 people are listening to you.

00:54:24.080 We know people listen to us

00:54:25.040 because companies pay us

00:54:26.000 a fuck ton of money.

00:54:26.700 But I don't want any power.

00:54:27.940 I don't want power.

00:54:28.760 You already have power.

00:54:29.860 You have power right now.

00:54:31.340 But I don't try

00:54:32.420 to control people's lives.

00:54:34.340 You do.

00:54:34.640 Every time you open your mouth

00:54:39.080 to say something,

00:54:39.940 you're trying to convince people

00:54:40.860 that what you're saying is true.

00:54:41.820 Otherwise, you would have said,

00:54:42.820 you know what, Destiny?

00:54:43.860 Fine.

00:54:44.160 That's your opinion.

00:54:44.740 I don't give a fuck.

00:54:45.320 But you do.

00:54:45.780 You care.

00:54:46.240 And that's good.

00:54:46.680 I'm glad you care.

00:54:47.360 You should.

00:54:47.640 Even if I disagree with you,

00:54:48.680 it's a good thing that you care.

00:54:49.560 So everything we say

00:54:50.400 is political?

00:54:51.580 Yeah.

00:54:51.800 Everything you say

00:54:52.440 is influencing how people think.

00:54:53.700 It's influencing the way

00:54:54.280 they view things.

00:54:54.700 There are going to be some people

00:54:55.320 that might listen to me

00:54:56.040 that are like, you know what?

00:54:56.960 Destiny's right.

00:54:57.360 I'm going to go fucking vote.

00:54:58.120 And maybe that flips

00:54:58.720 the local election.

00:54:59.600 They're going to be people

00:55:00.060 that listen to you

00:55:00.640 and are like, you know what?

00:55:01.240 Fuck this shit.

00:55:01.680 I'm not going to vote.

00:55:02.100 They don't waste their time doing it.

00:55:02.960 Like, we exercise power over people

00:55:04.340 whether we like to consider it or not.

00:55:05.480 That's part of what we do.

00:55:06.520 That's why we get paid money

00:55:07.300 to do it, right?

00:55:09.340 I don't consider it power.

00:55:09.500 If people will buy shit

00:55:10.480 because we tell them to,

00:55:13.260 what is that if not power?

00:55:14.400 Bro, people pay big money

00:55:15.860 just to get audiences

00:55:17.180 like we have.

00:55:18.600 Like, people love

00:55:19.640 the type of attention we get.

00:55:20.580 You can't pay

00:55:21.140 for the type of engagement

00:55:22.120 that we get with our fans.

00:55:23.340 People, fucking celebrities

00:55:24.420 will pay,

00:55:25.180 or people will pay $50,000,

00:55:26.400 $100,000

00:55:26.860 to bring a celebrity out

00:55:29.380 if that, right?

00:55:31.480 We do this shit for free

00:55:32.720 and we get fuck tons of views.

00:55:34.040 Like, there are a lot of people

00:55:34.720 that pay for the influence

00:55:35.480 that we have.

00:55:36.400 You know this earlier

00:55:37.240 because you were talking

00:55:37.780 about how politicians

00:55:38.460 pay for influence.

00:55:39.620 Lobbyists pay for influence

00:55:40.500 to get in front of politicians.

00:55:41.400 Politicians pay for commercials.

00:55:43.000 My point is that

00:55:43.620 you have power over people

00:55:44.840 whether you want to accept it or not.

00:55:46.580 And as poor Uncle Ben

00:55:47.840 who's died 30 times now said,

00:55:49.480 great power comes

00:55:50.120 great responsibility.

00:55:50.860 You have to acknowledge

00:55:51.300 when you say shit,

00:55:52.180 people are going to listen to it

00:55:53.200 whether you like it or not.

00:55:53.860 They're going to do shit

00:55:54.440 whether you like it or not.

00:55:55.200 That's why you tell people

00:55:55.880 to improve themselves.

00:55:56.900 You don't just say that

00:55:57.540 for entertainment.

00:55:59.380 I want people to do it.

00:55:59.920 Right, but politicians

00:56:00.540 are trying to control you.

00:56:02.040 You got three shots in your arm

00:56:03.640 and you're like,

00:56:04.120 well, how old are you?

00:56:04.660 You're in your 20s?

00:56:05.680 You got three shots

00:56:06.620 for something that's not

00:56:07.460 going to kill you.

00:56:08.260 You took off your mask

00:56:09.200 when they told you to.

00:56:10.220 That's control.

00:56:11.220 I don't control anybody.

00:56:12.720 Nobody puts a mask on or not.

00:56:13.900 I don't tell them

00:56:14.420 what to do with their body.

00:56:15.480 I also wear my seatbelt

00:56:16.640 because companies tell me to.

00:56:17.760 And I go when the light turns green.

00:56:19.600 I don't think every single time

00:56:20.680 the government tells me

00:56:21.420 to do something,

00:56:22.000 it's a conspiracy.

00:56:22.640 I think a lot of the times

00:56:23.460 the government tells you something

00:56:24.140 it's because they probably want

00:56:24.980 to keep most people happy

00:56:25.920 and healthy

00:56:29.380 get absurdly expensive

00:56:30.060 as people start filling in hospitals

00:56:31.060 and dying everywhere.

00:56:32.080 Not every single thing

00:56:32.860 the government tells us

00:56:33.600 is a bad thing, right?

00:56:36.900 There's also signs

00:56:37.700 that tell you not to shit

00:56:38.360 or piss in a pool.

00:56:39.200 I'm not going to go do it

00:56:39.800 to be a rebel.

00:56:41.140 You know, I pee in the pool.

00:56:43.300 Well, you know what?

00:56:44.120 I don't.

00:56:44.780 I be peeing in the pool.

00:56:46.120 Come on.

00:56:46.400 You pee in the pool.

00:56:48.300 Listen, sometimes I pee in the pool, okay?

00:56:50.100 Yeah, like, all right.

00:56:51.180 No one's watching.

00:56:52.840 True.

00:56:54.060 Yeah, I'm going to let you get to it.

00:56:54.880 It's 9 o'clock.

00:56:55.580 I'm going to start my own stream.

00:56:56.660 Good talking to you, man.

00:56:57.600 Okay.

00:56:57.920 Yeah, thanks a lot.

00:56:58.420 It was fun.

00:56:59.380 Safe, have fun, okay?

00:57:00.040 You too, mom.

SNEAKO - July 13, 2022

DESTINY VS SNEAKO

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