SNEAKO - July 04, 2023


SNEAKO Debates Destiny About Tristan Tate

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Nicolas Kenn De Balinthazy
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Jesse Lee Peterson Richard Spencer Jim Crow
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Tristan Tate is back from his trip to Thailand and we talk about his views on bestiality, incest, the jews, and the matrix. We also talk about how to speak to a Jew and why it's not important to talk about them.

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00:00:00 should we legalize bestiality um i don't know i don't have a strong i don't really care about 0.99
00:00:04 bestiality is that all you think about is fucking animals or why i'm surprised on your your take on 0.99
00:00:08 that the reason i bring it up is we're allowing so much sexual deviancy we're starting to allow 0.99
00:00:13 everything if you can't take a hard stance on that then that changes my perception on your
00:00:18 entire political view yeah i think so if we if we started i mean you could deflect with humor but 0.90
00:00:23 i'm not deflecting it should be as long as we can kill and torture animals i don't know we can't
00:00:27 yeah i don't care go for it okay so bestiality should be legal in destiny's ideal world well 1.00
00:00:32 yeah absolutely okay and incest should be legalized um i don't even know if incest is illegal most of
00:00:38 the bad things that happen under incest are already illegal i don't i don't i don't think it is every
00:00:42 state there should be no punishment okay how about even not even legally there should be no shame
00:00:46 that's that's one thing i've noticed traveling uh the world is that there's an element of shame that
00:00:50 keeps everything intact because people don't want to act they don't want to pass these taboos that
00:00:55 have been instilled by society do you think that there should be no shame for no i think sometimes
00:00:59 oh for incest probably there should be yeah because most incestual relationships are really bad 1.00
00:01:03 what if it's like too consenting why are they're healthy and they like doing it it's just then they 0.99
00:01:07 can go for it i don't care just like how muslims are okay with muhammad fucking a nine-year-old i think 0.99
00:01:11 that is probably not the biggest deal in the world 0.99
00:01:13 wow hi with somebody hey what up how you doing pretty good man well you and miami what you up to
00:01:22 uh in miami just streaming and memeing you know same as always i'm not interrupting anything
00:01:26 super i haven't spoken to you in a while uh no just watching a video you can always pause
00:01:31 there's been a lot of new stuff since the last time we spoke a lot of stuff that uh we could talk
00:01:37 about yeah sure what's up there's a couple things that i have going on i have um jesse lee peterson
00:01:44 tomorrow so i could ask you about that about how to speak to him there's also the adam 22
00:01:49 blah blah blah thing that you already know about everyone's talking about that and also
00:01:54 tristan tate following you and then also mentioning nick and uh addressing certain groups of people
00:02:02 and answering a question um yeah whatever you want are you in la now i'm back i was in la and then
00:02:10 went to thailand went to phuket for a while just got back you're doing jlp you're doing it remotely or
00:02:15 yeah i'll do remote but i i wanted to do it in person but i didn't know he was in la
00:02:19 gotcha gotcha um first first what do you think about um tristan did you see tristan tates
00:02:27 answering certain questions about the jew stuff or whatever yeah what's your take on that
00:02:33 i mean obviously i agree you agree that it's not worth talking about and you should just get money
00:02:40 and go on dates there's not that there's almost nothing there people that obsess over it are
00:02:44 generally losers they generally offer no good solutions or advice or things to live in life
00:02:48 anybody that offers grand conspiracy narratives about how the world is run it's usually disempowering 0.98
00:02:52 as fuck and it's just annoying to deal with and it's i don't know but obviously that's my 0.95
00:02:55 take on it well i understand your point about the obsession thing there are a lot of people 0.99
00:03:01 that obsess over it and usually the people that do don't have anything really going on and so they
00:03:05 get satisfaction from thinking that everything's out to get them online a lot of them are nerds
00:03:10 in their basement all the time spam posting on cartoon accounts but don't you think that it's
00:03:15 i'm wondering what you think do you think it's important to talk about if you're talking about
00:03:18 um the matrix and controlling mechanisms aren't those questions worth
00:03:24 investigating no no not at all i think there's a lot of important things to talk about in life i think
00:03:32 that the issues and problems that exist in life are usually you need a pretty sophisticated
00:03:36 explanation of them um talking about like jews or the matrix is just a way to shortcut all of the 0.69
00:03:41 critical thinking into putting all of the ills onto some external boogeyman like rather than saying
00:03:46 you know like integrating certain minorities into the country is very difficult or sometimes we might
00:03:50 want to do things and they end up backfiring um sometimes you know policy is really hard to write
00:03:55 those answers are unsatisfying even if they might be the answer and it's way more satisfying to think
00:03:59 like jewish boogeyman uses holocaust to get all of us to destroy society like that's a really fun 1.00
00:04:05 it's cool it's sexy it makes you feel like you have access to some special information
00:04:08 but at the end of the day doesn't get you any closer to solving any problem whatsoever in my
00:04:13 opinion obviously yeah it's not very practical like making it out of the matrix and getting your
00:04:18 money up and becoming self-sovereign and self all that stuff but i don't want to talk the problem
00:04:25 just i guess like real quick on this there's like two ways to view like the matrix so in one way
00:04:29 there's like the direction that like you fresh and fit ryan dawson i guess are all in this direction
00:04:33 and i think tristan tate is in another direction in one world the matrix is like there's this system
00:04:40 of people that are trying to disenfranchise men delete masculinity oppress white people and they're
00:04:45 doing so so that they can leverage institutions like the banks and the wef in order to enrich themselves
00:04:51 while stopping on the necks of like all these other groups beneath them that might challenge them
00:04:54 that's like one version of the matrix i think that's what like your crowd in general kind of
00:04:58 subscribes to i think that the version of the matrix that the tates or at least tristan would
00:05:02 talk about is tristan would say the matrix are companies telling you to buy a product because it'll
00:05:07 make you feel good it's women telling you to be soft because that's what they want here comes the 1.00
00:05:11 loss and it's a thing that is leading to disempower people because instead of telling you the things
00:05:16 you need to hear that aren't profitable it's just products being sold to you by companies and feel
00:05:20 good slogans being given to you by people that don't know what it means to be masculine or be a man etc
00:05:24 that's like the the quote-unquote the matrix i think that like tristan is talking about
00:05:27 so there's a huge it seems like you have uh you've lined up to his point of view quite a bit maybe
00:05:32 because i've seen a couple of your interactions on twitter and it seems like you're even starting
00:05:36 to agree with them a lot more i'm wondering if you have shifted your perspective on the trafficking
00:05:39 thing or it's also interesting to me that he ended up following you after you for months on end
00:05:44 said that he's a human trafficker and needs to go to jail um no i mean there's always going to be
00:05:49 things that they say that i probably agree with right there's gonna be things that i say things that he says
00:05:53 that i disagree with i still think they almost for certain are traffickers um but i mean like i said
00:05:57 the caveat always give us unless they lied in all of their youtube videos that's probably not true
00:06:01 um but i mean i told him as much personally dms too where i said it's yeah i mean i obviously i think 0.97
00:06:06 you guys are traffickers but i mean they should go to court have their day in court do their shit but 0.89
00:06:09 and he wasn't upset with you he was just he probably had a cordial conversation uh i mean a little 0.99
00:06:13 i mean he was a little upset i guess he didn't know that but i mean i told him and he said well
00:06:17 we'll see what happens i said good luck in court i mean we'll see what happens
00:06:20 okay um respect you sticking to that point of view even after that what's your your whole take
00:06:26 on well how should i approach the jesse lee peterson interview that's like one of your
00:06:30 most popular interviews of all time and i think he's a really interesting guy i actually agree with
00:06:36 him quite a bit i posted this clip the other day from my no jumper podcast what i was talking about how
00:06:40 black culture promotes a lot of negative behavior and a lot of times black people will drag black people 1.00
00:06:47 down way more than they ever blame white supremacy for for example when you start to make it up in 0.95
00:06:51 the world or you start to speak properly or you start to address more respectably everybody black
00:06:56 people like use words like you're you're speaking white or they'll bring you back down and say that 0.95
00:07:01 you're you're a coon and all this stuff say that you're you know you're simping for white people when 1.00
00:07:07 you try to make it out of the and you kind of see that that response in the quote tweets everybody 0.99
00:07:10 is saying like oh you can't speak on black culture if you're not black blah blah blah why is he talking
00:07:15 about this he doesn't know about jazz it's like okay first off no black person like who who goes 0.96
00:07:21 to jazz concerts anymore who listens to jazz who are all the top uh black artists they're all you 0.99
00:07:26 know promoting murder sexy red is like saying my coochie pink my booty hole brown cardi all these 0.99
00:07:31 all the major black artists are promoting degeneracy which is something that we all know but when you 1.00
00:07:36 talk about it they immediately try to silence you saying you're racist so i kind of saw a good response
00:07:41 there and i think that's something worth talking about and maybe even something you agree about
00:07:44 i was listening to your streamer before you saying that you could tell somebody is racist right away
00:07:48 but people will call me racist for that and i saw a lot of people upset with me and uh calling me
00:07:53 racist but it's just i'm just pointing out something that if you if i was blacker they would probably nod
00:07:58 their head and agree with when yay talks about it they say it makes sense but when i talk about it in
00:08:02 a room with adam 22 they immediately say like uh oh look he uh he follows richard spencer he hangs out
00:08:08 he's a white supremacist sympathizer all this stuff okay okay okay when i say this i'm not here to pass
00:08:19 judgment one way or another but when people have these conversations there's just some things i would 0.91
00:08:23 like them to be aware of okay for a long time i would agree that to some extent rap is degenerate 0.96
00:08:28 right especially when we talk about early gangster rap especially talk about sad boy fucking xanax rap 0.96
00:08:32 all these rappers that die of fucking drug ods and all this shit like there is an element to you can even 0.99
00:08:37 say there's an element to black culture that's degenerate okay that's probably true right there 1.00
00:08:41 you go that we agree on that sure wait wait wait okay yeah but here's the issue and this is what i
00:08:46 wish when people have these conversations these are things you need to keep in mind okay one the
00:08:51 entertainment that you create is a reflection of the culture that you're in right it wouldn't make 0.96
00:08:58 like there is no ashkenazi jew that makes a song called like fuck the police it doesn't make any sense 0.77
00:09:02 like why would you feel that way about the police if you're just right well unless you're talking about 0.91
00:09:06 the gestapo right um so so that's one thing keep in mind that the the art and the media that you
00:09:12 create it's going to be a reflection of the environment that you're in now if we look at
00:09:17 um if we look at the history of african americans in the united states the environment that they've been
00:09:22 in for a long time has been on one level legally and institutionally fucked right or the very 0.89
00:09:27 legally fucked right they were slaves okay um past that it was institutionally fucked jim crow you know 0.91
00:09:33 redlining i already said that but then why is it that whenever a rapper starts to get out of that 0.97
00:09:38 even years hold on wait real quick i'm gonna i'll let you answer or ask her i just want to explain
00:09:42 this real quick okay right that for all these times black people's culture in the united states
00:09:46 because of things that have been outside of their control have been they've been relegated to really 0.94
00:09:50 shit environments and the result of that the media they've made has been some kind of reflection of 0.97
00:09:53 that then there's also this kind of uncomfortable thing where we were very critical of black media is 1.00
00:09:58 garbage black media is horrible it's bringing down the black community but then there's this 1.00
00:10:01 uncomfortable trend of like black people will create something that's disgusting the blues and 1.00
00:10:06 jazz these bastardizations of european music and then eventually white people like you know it was 0.98
00:10:10 gross but actually it's kind of cool we're gonna take it right jazz people jazz uh blues jazz came a
00:10:16 lot of it from uh black players and fusion of their culture into european style music they made
00:10:20 something new and creative we thought it was horrible and then elvis presley comes out and does
00:10:24 rock and roll it's awesome you go to jazz institutions today it's all white people playing it's awesome 0.98
00:10:27 right and then something similar is kind of happening with rap rap is gross rap is disgusting 0.99
00:10:31 but if you go to any rap concert fucking 90 of the audience are white people so while we're 0.99
00:10:35 simultaneously criticizing the culture and saying it's disgusting we're the main consumers of it when 0.99
00:10:39 i say we i mean we as white people so i'm just saying that collectively when you take all in that 0.99
00:10:43 account i can see black people looking to be like okay fuck you you're saying that our media is 0.99
00:10:48 crap and we're fucking ourselves that might be true to some extent but it doesn't keep you from 1.00
00:10:50 consuming it you love buying it you're our main consumers um and eventually you come by and you 1.00
00:10:55 steal it and you don't have any of the same criticism because it's not the same expectation
00:10:58 for you as a white person to uplift your culture whereas every single rap artist that becomes
00:11:02 famous is expected to be some representative some malcolm x some mlk that's supposed to uplift all
00:11:06 those people when they might just want to make media that reflects their environment and they just
00:11:10 want to make money like any white person would but there's a whole right i'm not arguing that of
00:11:13 course we all know that white kids love to consume the stuff the aesthetic is yeah the aesthetic is 0.94
00:11:18 sexy there's murder all the stuff that's working all that stuff like obviously that's attractive
00:11:22 that's why they keep making it but the the bigger argument is why even when they're out of that
00:11:27 lifestyle like yes okay so some systematic oppression they're from the hood all this stuff
00:11:31 redlining blah blah blah we're victims we're victims we're victims that's always the the main
00:11:35 black mentality in america is that we're always victimized and white supremacy is holding us back
00:11:39 but how come when they start to elevate when they start to get out of that even years after they've 0.67
00:11:42 been out of the gang lifestyle that's all they know how to continue rapping about that's all they know
00:11:46 how to even when they have nothing to do with it for years and years and years
00:11:48 their whole aesthetic all of it is they even will stay in the gang mentality they'll stay they'll be
00:11:55 around that just so that they could keep that aesthetic going because people yeah because
00:11:59 they'll purposely they'll purposely surround themselves with that aesthetic and ideology and that
00:12:03 that lifestyle to sell more music they'll they won't live that whatsoever they'll be
00:12:08 at nice dinners they'll be traveling the world they'll be in private jets and they're still talking
00:12:11 about gangbang and gdk gdbd all this stuff because one because your your upbringing and how you
00:12:17 get success is is largely going to shape a lot of your life you make money doing it people want
00:12:21 to hear it and it's something you carry with you forever right this is part of the criticism i don't
00:12:26 want to get like too much into the other stuff because i don't want to disagree too much but like
00:12:29 a lot of the things that red pillars say about how they move through relationships actually makes
00:12:34 a lot of sense if you look at it through a poor lifestyle when you talk about like for instance a lot
00:12:39 of red pillars when you guys talk about how you manage relationships when you say the man leads
00:12:43 one of the reasons why that you guys always give about men leading is if you get into a fight
00:12:47 if you know somebody breaks into your house if this is poor ghetto mentality right no middle 0.96
00:12:51 class person is thinking like i need to lead my woman for when i have to fight for her light 1.00
00:12:55 because middle class and wealthy people don't think that way but even when even these red
00:12:58 pillars that make like millions of dollars when was the last time myron got you know like jumped
00:13:02 with a dude in a gun trying to kill him and his girlfriend right actually this last year
00:13:04 recently they were at the restaurant um after a show and he had to protect everybody because
00:13:10 he's always carrying a gun and he said like everybody get behind me because it was a fight that
00:13:13 went on in the middle of the restaurant so even yeah even when you're talking about your money
00:13:17 that's all there's always a risk there's always a possibility no no come on well yes sure it might
00:13:23 happen every now and first of all was this a random dude or was this like a fan or whatever right
00:13:27 like and actually it was a random it was a random altercation at the restaurant but when it does get
00:13:32 down to that it's always the man that has to protect he's the one carrying the gun he's the one
00:13:35 who's the most you're saying i understand what you're saying right now this is a poor this is
00:13:38 broken mentality this is ghetto mentality nobody in like the wealthy world thinks this way you call the
00:13:42 cops or you just leave nobody's thinking about like what how do i need to move in case of a fight
00:13:47 like nobody nobody's building their life around these interactions no you're equating it to that
00:13:51 he needs to get in a fight he's the one carrying the gun he's the one who's the who's going to be
00:13:54 most capable with a weapon in that scenario it's going to be he's going to be better at it than a
00:13:58 woman in all i understand what you're saying but i'm saying this is like 0.1 of what you're
00:14:02 thinking about but when you listen to red pillars it's like 85 of like how the world is built
00:14:06 is around surviving fights like it's just most people just don't think about that right you spent some time 0.93
00:14:11 in miami beach you've been in la like even in la like most places this shit is not happening i live 0.98
00:14:15 in la for three four years i'm gonna do a ton of different restaurants i've been in fucking 0.98
00:14:17 weird places in hollywood homeless people like i've been down in miami beach now i go all over
00:14:22 brickle miami beach like it's just not something i think about it's not it's not ultimately the bigger
00:14:26 the bigger point of it's not just about the fact that it's happening all the time but it's just
00:14:31 having that mentality will lead a better relationship that's sure i'm just saying that sure i'm trying to
00:14:37 illustrate here is that like that is something that comes from a certain type of background
00:14:41 and it's carried through like myron and maybe i guess even you i don't even know are gonna carry
00:14:46 this mentality with you for 10 20 30 years but what i'm telling you is that other wealthy people are
00:14:50 gonna look at you like you're crazy that'll never change when you start saying things like oh yeah
00:14:55 like if you say if you're at a table talking to some wealthy folks that come from wealthy families 0.94
00:14:58 and and you're like i need to lead in the relationship like oh well why is that sneeko and i was like
00:15:02 what if somebody breaks in here and a fight breaks out like everybody's gonna look at you like you're
00:15:05 crazy that's not the reason that i'm going to give in that scenario it's because my woman is 1.00
00:15:09 going to feel more safe and secure and she's going to be able to be in her feminine more if i'm the
00:15:12 one protecting and leading and i'm the masculine one and there's a lot that's like just the most
00:15:16 physical and the best example of it like when a fight breaks out but that's obviously not going
00:15:21 to happen that much the relationship's better when the masculine man is leading and the woman 0.97
00:15:25 could be feminine a woman can't properly be feminine if she's not in a safe environment she doesn't 1.00
00:15:29 feel secure that's ultimately the reason for it uh okay that's just one example but what okay what
00:15:34 the last one was uh what do you think about this whole adam 22 thing he's uh so i what i've been
00:15:40 messaging him back and forth for a lot of time and you know people are making memes about uh i saw a
00:15:44 collage of like the four of us like the cut coalition i think it's funny and adam i like the fact that he's
00:15:50 uh he seems really happy with his daughter he was traveling around europe he just got married he was
00:15:55 on his honeymoon i see him like pushing his daughter in the swing and then i go on his podcast and he's
00:15:59 like yeah i just let my my wife do a bbc porn um and i'm wondering what because in my opinion i like
00:16:05 the guy i really do uh but you know he has all these satanist stuff in his in his office he has
00:16:11 like the antichrist tatted on his face he says he's an atheist but atheists always tend to embrace
00:16:15 satanism to some extent i don't know about you that's a bigger thing that we could talk about but
00:16:19 he seems to be coping now on twitter he seems to kind of be justifying it and he's like saying that
00:16:25 i i like this and it turned me on and all this stuff but he's also like feeding into the trolls
00:16:30 and it clearly bothered by it to some extent i'm wondering i don't think he's bothered by it i
00:16:35 think he's bothered by how much other people are bothered by it um i which is still bothered by it
00:16:40 well no it's bothered by other people being bothered by it right like when somebody calls me racist that
00:16:46 upsets me it doesn't upset me because i'm racist it's upset because they think i'm racist right
00:16:50 there's a difference there right okay what's so you you don't think that he cares at all i mean
00:16:57 they apparently they had a large conversation about it if he didn't want her to do it he could
00:17:00 just told her not to do it no i don't even it's the whole thing is doesn't make sense like if you're
00:17:06 going to do it for money just so that you could sell some only fans stuff the guy's a multi multi
00:17:10 millionaire you don't need to do this for money it seems weird that he did that like a couple weeks
00:17:14 after his marriage if you say multi multi millionaire i could be wrong i doubt he's worth more than 10
00:17:19 million dollars whatever but there's there's no reason like the thing like oh i'm just doing it
00:17:23 for money is also cope because you don't need to do that for money that's the last thing well but
00:17:27 it could be a fuck ton of money this might be like this is probably going to be the best
00:17:31 only well okay but what is he gonna buy like if he's say he has an eight million dollar net worth
00:17:35 what could he's that he doesn't that's not going to give him a lifestyle upgrade whatsoever by
00:17:39 you know having his wife do bbc porn what what what was your read on it if it two or three
00:17:44 taxes or income it could i mean it could change okay but what was your what was your read about
00:17:48 speaking to him about that what i saw is like he seemed like it was making him uncomfortable
00:17:53 and it's i i see it like in a couple months he's going to start regretting this and continue to try
00:17:58 to justify it or go deeper down the the porn rabbit hole and also another moment that i had uh on the
00:18:04 podcast was like what are you going to do about your daughter seeing all this stuff because i like the
00:18:09 fact that he's become a father and he seems like he's maturing and he even said that having a daughter
00:18:13 was way more fulfilling than the hundreds and hundreds of women that he slept with and i'm
00:18:16 like that's good he seems like he's on the right path and then he does this and then i ask him like 0.98
00:18:20 how are you going to explain this to your daughter they already did he's already got a fuck ton of 0.99
00:18:23 tattoos they already literally shoot porn they do a podcast with women that they fuck afterwards right 0.99
00:18:28 is this going to be the thing that this is different this this is every okay but it's so even if it's 0.99
00:18:33 not just about the difference that it has on the child the perception is the is the biggest part
00:18:37 the perception is like really weird like red pill communities where you guys think it's okay for you to
00:18:42 like step out on your woman but it's not okay for the woman to step on the guy i think for most people
00:18:45 it's not red pill it's just it's just everybody no no no no everybody that's red look that's only
00:18:50 it's not red pill go and talk to any country movement men don't cheat on their wives and it's okay that's
00:18:54 not true it's it's not about the in between the relationship it's also public perception because what
00:19:00 i'm saying is that the kid is going to get bullied for this and it's going to come up and what matters
00:19:04 more than just like how the mother and father deal with it is public perception so once the daughter
00:19:09 sees that and sees like okay mommy got bbc'd that's going to be different on the child's
00:19:13 mentality than okay like we did some they did some three simple both are bad but one is completely 0.80
00:19:17 different because that's the type of it that's the number one biggest humiliation ritual for a white 1.00
00:19:22 guy maybe if you're racist um i that's that's just true i mean it's the number one uh porn subject for 0.80
00:19:28 for like it's always like black on white the obsession that is the number it's not an obsession look 0.90
00:19:33 it is an obsession the idea that like if my girl well it's a white guy obsession but i am talking about
00:19:38 it's a black guy in red pill space it's a black person obsession too i think that if you put a
00:19:43 whole board of pull the average red pillar and you were to give them a woman you say would you 1.00
00:19:46 rather she fucked like five black guys or one dog i think they'd rather like or like five dogs or one 1.00
00:19:51 black guy i think the guy would rather take the doggy fuck a woman like every time like the obsession 1.00
00:19:55 with bbc and black guys fucking white chicks or any chick is really fucking weird and that's true 1.00
00:20:00 like everybody in these red pill space even black guys sure but you don't think that this is going to be 1.00
00:20:05 a problem because this is something that's completely new where we're trying to to normalize
00:20:09 this only fans is one thing um which is also bad and like instagram pictures is another level
00:20:14 but something like this what lasting effect do you think that this has on a child's mentality
00:20:20 i don't think that you want to talk about what is the effect that doing like public like podcasts
00:20:25 or porn has on child's mentality that's one thing to talk about but like to separate out like the bbc
00:20:29 from everything else they do i just think it's really weird but um in terms of like the child's
00:20:34 mentality i don't know it's probably gonna be rough any child with like a famous parent or a
00:20:36 parent that does porn or whatever it's probably there's probably gonna be extra challenges there
00:20:39 that you've got to deal with as a parent i would imagine did you what what did you notice when you
00:20:46 were sitting on the on the podcast talking about it i'm seeing it's still getting gets brought up so
00:20:50 much with you uh i'm it's starting to die down more with me but it's always going to be there forever
00:20:55 um what what was your read of talking to him about that um it seems like he tried a thing for having
00:21:02 his wife do some things he's understandably he's having like some feelings about it almost everybody
00:21:06 does women included after threesomes like you know they start to feel differently about it once 0.76
00:21:10 they've actually seen it um who knows where he'll actually settle on whether or not he thinks it's
00:21:14 okay to do in the long term or not but that's probably something he's thinking about a lot i guess
00:21:17 i would imagine okay but everybody has like feelings about like um like one of the most common
00:21:23 like relationship enders for sexual things is like a woman is like oh i want to do a threesome and then 1.00
00:21:26 they feel good about it and they want to do it and then they do it through the boyfriend and they watch 0.67
00:21:29 the boyfriend fuck another girl and like she gets traumatized right yeah she's like i don't i don't 0.89
00:21:33 think i like this at all yeah but so i mean it's common it happens yeah so you're i i see you're 0.73
00:21:37 downplaying the the public perception of it because even because that is important whether or not it
00:21:43 bothers you personally more the public perception does matter quite a bit right like a woman doesn't 1.00
00:21:48 get humiliated the same way when she goes in a threesome and feels bad about it the same way
00:21:51 a man does because that removes your masculinity for a woman it might make her insecure but that doesn't 0.86
00:21:56 remove for femininity i mean it's just going to depend on how secure they are in themselves 0.99
00:22:02 you're securing yourself then a public perception is who cares public doesn't live your relationships
00:22:05 you do i would never i don't know how adam feels about his but i would never let the public dictate
00:22:09 to me my sexual activities or my relationship history because one most of these people are virgins 0.90
00:22:14 and secondly why would i let them they don't live my life i do but do you think that taboos exist 0.98
00:22:20 for a good reason i think that fucking kids is a taboo is probably that's really good that that's a taboo 0.89
00:22:25 but like having threesomes or doing things where all parties are consenting and like i don't think 0.98
00:22:30 that's necessarily the worst thing in the world no i don't think there needs to be a taboo around
00:22:33 everything right so you you think that trans women are women all this stuff and like a gay all the 0.99
00:22:39 sodomy all that stuff is good what do you think i've been having this discussion with people 0.98
00:22:43 i think people inherently know that incest is wrong or bestiality is wrong right because it's unnatural
00:22:50 like any sex that doesn't completely uh doesn't completely correlate to reproduction is wrong
00:22:58 right that's what i believe but i'm wondering what you think about that you seem like to be okay with
00:23:02 all this other like the lgbt stuff and you know mommy doing bbc porn do you think that it's morally okay 0.98
00:23:08 to have sex with an animal um personally i don't really care uh because we already like 1.00
00:23:15 i mean like we already torture and eat animals which is probably more fucked up um than fucking 1.00
00:23:20 animal but i mean like anybody that fucks an animal probably has a whole bunch of other weird 0.99
00:23:23 problems going on in their head i would imagine like it's okay like should bestiality be legal 0.99
00:23:29 um yeah i don't give a fuck wow do you think do you think that torturing and eating animals should 0.99
00:23:34 be legal i think that you should eat animals the halal way they should be slaughtered as in islam we 1.00
00:23:40 believe that you should only eat animals that are slaughtered the proper way where i'm not
00:23:43 talking about slaughtered i'm talking about like hooking cows up to hormones and drinking milk or
00:23:47 pumping things into things no that's not okay that's wrong okay so you eat all factory farm 0.99
00:23:51 shit and all that stuff i'm eating halal meat now yeah okay oh that's fine that's the proper way to 0.99
00:23:57 eat it because you need to add some moral to that you think bestiality is okay right okay do you think 1.00
00:24:02 that incest is morally okay the main problem with incest is usually intra-family dynamics are
00:24:08 introducing a whole bunch of bad power stuff that makes it not healthy to pursue so like older sibling
00:24:13 younger sibling is probably always going to be unhealthy parent child is almost always going
00:24:16 to be unhealthy the issue with incest is that the internal family dynamics are make it really hard
00:24:20 for anybody to consent to any type of sexual relationship but what if we equate your same
00:24:24 thing like what if you don't because you're saying it doesn't matter about public perception 0.98
00:24:27 so if they're both adults a son if you've got like two fucking twin brothers that are like 27 and 1.00
00:24:33 they want to fuck in college then knock them out i don't care go for it wow 1.00
00:24:36 yeah this is what i'm talking about like this is when um i think atheists don't see that there's a 1.00
00:24:42 soul involved and committing these deviant acts starts to remove your soul from your existence
00:24:48 and when you start thinking that everything's okay just because like you can justify it in a in a
00:24:53 debate or something there's some things that are just inherently wrong because deep down we know it
00:24:57 i think a lot of people even know this stuff without religion but these are just just wrong without
00:25:03 debate without discussion sure i mean like stuff like this you could just point by period say this
00:25:07 is wrong yeah and i understand you think that but the problem is at the end of the day you're not
00:25:10 even relying on your actual intuitions you're going by the weird religious ones at the very least
00:25:14 that's not even even before my reversion to islam i would tell you the same thing that's fine i was
00:25:19 an atheist like i was a reddit atheist too and i would have said the same thing like no
00:25:23 bestiality is wrong and like why it just is there's some things that are just that's great that's fine
00:25:28 i would rather use moral intuitions and reasoning to try to avoid harm for people
00:25:32 right like you can sit here and be like oh my god you feel this way about bestiality and 0.99
00:25:37 incest and blah blah blah but i think that the way that your movement views women is fucking 1.00
00:25:40 disgusting like it's worse than any amount of doggy fucking or mother son when they're both 30 1.00
00:25:45 40 years old fucking could ever be the way that you guys view and treat women so but i mean like 1.00
00:25:49 you have like your feelings for that and you think it's all internally justified and the souls 0.99
00:25:53 have men over women blah that's fine you just equated uh you just equated men leading in a
00:25:57 relationship a red pill relationship to bestiality hold on hold on i'm not equating any what do you
00:26:02 think equating means you're comparing it and you're saying that one thing is worth what do
00:26:07 you think comparing means do you think comparing means equating why would you compare two things
00:26:11 that are equal fine maybe that wasn't the perfect word but that it's no no no no no it's not the
00:26:16 perfect word you're pivoting no no no the problem is you can't engage you pivoted from bestiality to
00:26:20 red pill relationships pivot i showed you that you feel incredibly comfortable in your moral
00:26:24 reasoning because of souls or intuition or whatever and what i'm saying is i have other moral reasoning
00:26:29 that takes huge um that has a huge problem with some things you say about like women you're sitting 0.98
00:26:34 here focused on questions that don't really matter incest and and fucking reality doesn't matter no 0.97
00:26:39 how many people are fucking animals in the world no that doesn't really matter but things like how 0.99
00:26:43 we treat women how we set up relationships those things are way more no it is about how many people 0.98
00:26:47 it's way more important you know it's about the mindset of accepting that and accepting all types
00:26:52 of sexual deviance that's the biggest thing where we start to accept everything and then every
00:26:55 the floodgates open and then society crumbles and i think if you think it's okay to have sex with the 0.59
00:27:00 dog then everything starts to crumble after that this is it's not you shouldn't even have to bring
00:27:06 up statistics if people start to believe that things like this are okay everything falls apart
00:27:12 and and it's funny because the thing that has led us into the first world hasn't been the reduction
00:27:18 of incest and bestiality it's been treating women like people that's been the thing that's moved us 0.99
00:27:22 into this world so the ways that we view women and the ways that they move in society have been 0.96
00:27:26 far more instrumental in getting us to where we are now than strong stances on incest and bestiality
00:27:31 which are niche issues that very few people actually care about no it's started the difference
00:27:37 is we used to believe that men and women had different roles that women were supposed to be
00:27:42 at home raising their children and now you're saying that treating women like people is treating them 1.00
00:27:46 exactly the same as men that it doesn't matter who protects and provides a woman can protect because
00:27:50 like how many scenarios are that going to happen but ultimately we are different by design god
00:27:54 created us differently if a woman wants to avoid harm what's like the number one thing she should do 1.00
00:27:59 she should find a man who's going to be able to protect protect her wrong if a woman wants to 0.99
00:28:03 avoid harm she should be a lesbian because the most likely person that's ever going to hurt you as a 1.00
00:28:07 woman is your significant other so you're defeated by the very thing you're saying when you say men 0.78
00:28:12 exist to protect women to protect women from who not from other women it's from other men so even your
00:28:16 point doesn't make sense right it's not about treating women and men as equal it's about granting 0.87
00:28:20 them the same autonomy and letting them make the choices in society that in society that the
00:28:24 healthiest for them that they want to do the most and when you leave these options up to women then 0.99
00:28:27 they start working more they do other things and your society gets better look at every single
00:28:31 industrialized country in the world one of the hallmarks of success is usually women getting to 1.00
00:28:34 vote women having access to reproductive control and women working jobs it's like the best thing for your 1.00
00:28:37 economy okay if you if you think that but i mean i don't it's not that i think it it's just that's
00:28:47 like the reality of the world every single successful country you're in the one of your biggest markers
00:28:52 for economic development is is whether or not women are working and have access to reproductive control 1.00
00:28:56 or are they just like we're seeing all these we're seeing all these countries that allow all this stuff
00:29:01 and believe in all this feminist lie we're seeing them all crumble in real time and we're
00:29:05 starting to see who's crumbling years france is crumbling right now one of the wokest countries 0.75
00:29:09 in the world three years ago we saw all of america burn hold on burn because of all the blm yeah
00:29:13 countries countries where there's sharia law yeah countries where there's sharia law and we say
00:29:18 like okay not everything is up to the individual person based on whether they want to do it there's
00:29:22 some things that should be taboo and we should not be allowed to do because it's better for
00:29:26 everybody else it's better because of basic morality those countries end up surviving those
00:29:31 countries end up surviving where like where did countries with the top three lowest crime rates
00:29:36 are all middle eastern countries that's great and who invented the microprocessor who gave us
00:29:40 youtube and facebook who landed on the moon who runs the world economy and world trade who dictates
00:29:46 policy to every other free nation on the planet who donates more to like it's not countries with 0.98
00:29:50 sharia law and those countries sharia law can only do because they're sitting on fucking mountains of 1.00
00:29:54 oil right like you don't exist without the united states and i don't either are you and you're trying to 0.95
00:29:58 give me this idea like well sharia law is good because we can make some women wear hijabs and 1.00
00:30:02 that's your marker for success you're saying you're saying no my marker for also france has 0.99
00:30:07 a whole history of violent fucking protests that's what they do they kill my marker of success has 0.98
00:30:14 nothing to do you see you started bringing up all this and all everything that happens to do with 0.98
00:30:18 industrialized society and the invention of technology and trade like that's not how i mark a happy
00:30:24 society the ultimate goal is happiness right like the all these things that your technological
00:30:29 development stuff like that you could argue that it's actually hurt happiness quite a bit
00:30:33 that isn't the ultimate marker of success and i i didn't argue how are you finding happiness right now
00:30:38 you're getting on airplanes manufactured by western technology on your cell phone blogging
00:30:44 probably made by apple or google on it's uploading into social media networks that are ran by
00:30:49 microprocessors probably in an amazon warehouse every single part of your life that you're enjoying right
00:30:53 now the the women you can reach out to the adventures you're having all the learning that 0.74
00:30:56 you're doing this conversation right now is built off of western technology not sharia law right i use
00:31:01 the technology that's here but ultimately what makes me happy is my connection with god is my 0.98
00:31:05 relationships with people is my relationship ayahuasca and fucking brazil and go crawl into the 0.99
00:31:09 ayahuasca has nothing to do with that that's that's some no ayahuasca that's the incest bestiality 0.99
00:31:16 argument that you're making for that's not what makes me happy those things obviously are fun and they
00:31:21 give me access to people and i'm taking advantage of the industrialized society but that's not what
00:31:25 makes people happiest it's connection with the higher power okay i mean that that is one aspect
00:31:32 but i mean like loving god while you're starving or you don't have a computer uh can kind of suck in
00:31:36 some countries i think that all of the things that modern technology affords us i think is really
00:31:40 fucking cool i mean and not just cool in like uh i'm browsing tiktok all day kind of way but cool in 0.66
00:31:45 that like uh if i'm on an episode of like fresh and fit with you like that's that can only happen 0.94
00:31:50 in the united states right you're some like haitian immigrant i'm like half cuban myron is who the
00:31:56 fuck knows where like all these different people are brought together by all the traveling all the
00:31:59 technologies all the thing in the country that makes that possible it's only happening the united 0.99
00:32:02 states right even in dubai where all that shit is happening now it's people from the u.s going there 0.88
00:32:07 like should we legalize bestiality um i don't know i don't really care about bestiality is that all 0.99
00:32:13 you think about is fucking animals or why i'm surprised on your your take on that at my the 0.99
00:32:17 reason i bring it up is we're allowing so much sexual deviancy we're starting to allow everything 0.99
00:32:22 if you can't take a hard stance on that then that changes my perception on your entire political view
00:32:28 yeah i think so if we if we started to i mean you could deflect with humor but i'm not deflecting 1.00
00:32:33 it should be as long as we can kill and torture animals i don't know we can't fuck them yeah i don't 0.99
00:32:36 care go for it okay so bestiality should be legal in destiny's ideal world well yeah absolutely okay 1.00
00:32:42 and incest should be legalized um i don't even know if incest is illegal most of the bad things
00:32:47 that happen under incest are already illegal i don't i don't i don't think it is every state
00:32:51 there should be no punishment okay how about even not even legally there should be no shame
00:32:55 that's that's one thing i've noticed traveling uh the world is that there's an element of shame
00:32:59 that keeps everything intact because people don't want to act they don't want to pass these taboos
00:33:04 that have been instilled by society do you think that there should be no shame for no i think
00:33:08 sometimes oh for incest probably there should be yeah because most incestual relationships are 1.00
00:33:12 really bad what if it's like too consenting why they're healthy and they like doing it it's just 0.99
00:33:16 then they can go for it i don't care just like how muslims are okay with muhammad fucking a nine-year-old 0.99
00:33:20 i think that is probably not the biggest deal in the world i don't if it's like two twin brothers 0.99
00:33:24 in college fucking each other they can go have fun with it you see how you justify some sort of 0.96
00:33:29 sexual deviance and you equate it to a consensual marriage i'm not thinking of like sexual 0.99
00:33:34 deviance in some spiritual plane usually what i'm thinking about is like what is causing harm to
00:33:38 society what's minimizing harm to society and what's maximizing the autonomy for the people
00:33:40 people should be allowed to make these choices and choose these things to do make them happy
00:33:43 hurting other people i think that's generally how i view things but if you're on some sharia mindset
00:33:48 or whatever i know i can understand why you would want to make some forms of masturbation or incest or 0.86
00:33:52 whatever illegal okay all right peace what's your wait what's your next thing you're doing is it the 0.57
00:33:57 jlp thing that's tomorrow and then yeah i have some some videos to work on now i've been working on my
00:34:03 have you seen my my new videos that i posted because you're like oh the old sink is so much
00:34:08 better blah blah i made um this video called how i learned to love the unabomber and this video 0.96
00:34:12 called rat race i felt like i tried to watch it and i saw jewish shit popping up and i was like 0.99
00:34:16 there wasn't there wasn't any jewish shit in there okay maybe there was i don't know how i learned to 0.99
00:34:20 love the unabomber is a good one that's that's a good one and i mentioned you in it gotcha all right 0.98
00:34:25 i'll keep i'll check it out okay you're not gonna check it out bye i will bye be careful
00:34:29 all right cool
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