SNEAKO - January 05, 2023


SNEAKO Reacts To Ben Shapiro LYING About Andrew Tate

Topics
cool cars
Hosted by
Nicolas Kenn De Balinthazy
Mentioned
Andrew Tate L. Brett Cooper Nick Fuentes Bot Shapiro Ben Shapiro Pope Benedict Chad Hillary Clinton Brett Weinstein Greta Thunberg Tucker Carlson Heather Heyer Heather Hying Chili Lizard Ethan Klein Alex Jones Al Simpson Tristan Lahain
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19 minutes

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4,478

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220

Harmful content

Misogyny

18

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Toxicity

46

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Hate speech

26

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Summary

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Ben Shapiro and Ander Tate have been arrested in Romania and charged with sex trafficking and conspiracy to commit sex trafficking. What does that have to do with Andrew Tate and Tristan Tate? And what does that mean for the rest of us?

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00:00:00 I also like cool cars. Cool cars are amazing.
00:00:02 I also like cool cars.
00:00:03 Well, if I do say so myself, I do dabble in the gas vehicle, if you will.
00:00:11 I do drive here and there.
00:00:13 I mean, if I would prescribe, then I do agree that having a car is what you would say masculine by nature.
00:00:21 But however, the thing, the idea...
00:00:24 I'm curious to see what Bot Shapiro thinks.
00:00:27 Bot Shapiro, here's what I actually think of Andrew Tate.
00:00:30 Well, you know, he is right about a lot.
00:00:33 He is right about a lot.
00:00:34 And Ben Shapiro, if you watch this,
00:00:35 I understand that this chat is going to look bad.
00:00:38 You're going to get it.
00:00:39 But it's all jokes.
00:00:40 Everybody on Rumble's trolling.
00:00:41 We love you, Ben.
00:00:42 Lahain.
00:00:43 So I have a lot of younger listeners who are big fans of Andrew Tate,
00:00:45 who really enjoy Andrew Tate.
00:00:46 Now, the big news over the course of the last couple of weeks
00:00:48 is that Andrew Tate, for those who don't know,
00:00:50 Andrew Tate is a very online guy
00:00:54 who was a lightweight kickboxing champion, I believe.
00:00:57 And he's become big in the so-called manosphere.
00:00:59 He was banned from YouTube, I believe.
00:01:01 He was banned from Twitter.
00:01:02 And he was banned from these things
00:01:04 because he was a self-described misogynist, right?
00:01:06 Somebody who believes that men are superior to women
00:01:08 and pretty much-
00:01:09 Not, nope, never said he was a self-describing misogynist.
00:01:12 He never described himself as that.
00:01:13 He said that women and men have important roles.
00:01:17 But Shapiro, I wanted to defend you
00:01:18 and you're already lying on my-
00:01:20 Every possible way.
00:01:21 Well, over the last couple of weeks,
00:01:22 He got in an online fight with Greta Thunberg in which he was tweeting at her about how he had Bugattis and lots of gas guzzlers and he was heating up the climate.
00:01:30 Come on, Bot Shapiro, I know you know the truth about climate change.
00:01:33 Thank you, Chili Lizard.
00:01:33 Between the States Fresh and Fit and you, I've been doing at least 30 push-ups, lunges, and crunches.
00:01:36 Never felt better and positive about myself since forever.
00:01:38 Thank you.
00:01:39 But the bots won't talk about that.
00:01:41 They won't talk about the positive effect.
00:01:42 They'll just try to paint you as a violent misogynist.
00:01:44 And it's a very effective tactic to cancel you. 1.00
00:01:46 And then she tweeted back at him that he had a small d**k. 1.00
00:01:47 It was all very silly. 0.99
00:01:48 And then one day later, he ended up being arrested by Romanian authority. 0.93
00:01:51 And the allegations against Ander Tate is that he was engaging in sex trafficking.
00:01:55 According to the New York Post, police in tactical gear descended on a villa where Ander Tate and brother Tristan were staying Thursday to detain the British brothers on kidnapping and rape charges, judicial sources told the Romanian outlet Libertadia.
00:02:04 Video shows the officers with battering rams and guns sweeping through the dark villa before escorting Tate into a car.
00:02:08 The brothers in April had allegedly detained two young women, one with American citizenship and one Romanian, inside the villa against their will where they were subjected to physical violence and mental coercion, according to the authorities.
00:02:17 Police said that Tate's allegedly formed an organized crime group and sexually exploited
00:02:20 women by forcing them to perform pornographic demonstrations for the purpose of producing 1.00
00:02:24 and disseminating through social media platforms. The brothers had been questioned for five hours
00:02:27 by the police back in April, but were released at the time. And then they are currently still
00:02:32 being held in Romania right now. Now, Tate had predicted for a long time this would happen to
00:02:36 him. He predicted that people are going to come after him, that they were going to arrest him.
00:02:38 Does that mean that he's not guilty of something? I have no idea. I have no idea whether he's guilty
00:02:41 of these crimes. It could be trumped up. It could be the Romanian authorities who are embarrassed
00:02:44 by Tate. It could be anything. I don't place a lot of stake in the law-abiding nature of the
00:02:48 Romanian authorities. I literally know nothing about how the law... I mean, Andrew Tate literally
00:02:51 said he moved to Romania in order to avoid law enforcement. I don't know whether that's true or
00:02:55 whether that's not. I assume all of that will come out in the wash. The thing I want to focus on
00:02:57 is the popularity of Andrew Tate for a moment. And it's fascinating because, again, I have a lot
00:03:01 of young listeners who are interested in the stuff that Andrew Tate says. The reason they're
00:03:05 interested in the stuff that Andrew Tate says is because he's transgressive. He's transgressive in
00:03:08 that he says things that no one else will say. Some of the stuff that he says is frankly terrible,
00:03:12 and some of the stuff that he says is not terrible.
00:03:14 Some of the stuff that he says
00:03:15 is actually a version of truth.
00:03:17 I mean, when he says that promiscuity
00:03:19 is generally a bad thing,
00:03:20 he says it only among women.
00:03:21 Or he says when he says promiscuity for women
00:03:23 is a bad thing.
00:03:24 That used to be a relatively uncontroversial thought,
00:03:26 but it's been considered bad to say that now.
00:03:28 It's wrong, it's banned.
00:03:29 Now we live in a moment
00:03:30 because we are so censorious online
00:03:32 and sort of in the political world.
00:03:33 We're so censorious.
00:03:34 The Overton window has shrunk so much.
00:03:35 There are two concepts that have been crimped.
00:03:37 One is truth, as in like Pope Benedict,
00:03:39 the 16th truth, right?
00:03:40 Things, eternal things of value
00:03:41 that you're not supposed to say anymore.
00:03:43 A man is not a woman. 1.00
00:03:44 Men should marry women, should have kids, right? 1.00
00:03:46 These are things that are now considered very controversial
00:03:48 in the elite circles of the West.
00:03:50 You're not supposed to say any of those things.
00:03:51 So truth, like capital T, longstanding truths,
00:03:53 these things have been denied.
00:03:54 And then there's also been stuff that's been denied 0.97
00:03:56 that's just kind of garbage, 0.92
00:03:58 like stuff that's not nasty to say or yucky. 0.99
00:04:00 What's been crimped is courage, right?
00:04:01 People are afraid to say the truth
00:04:03 and they're also afraid to say their opinion
00:04:04 because they lack courage
00:04:05 because the social sanctions are so strong.
00:04:07 And so because the social sanctions are so strong
00:04:09 And because they go beyond just crimping the truth, they go to crimping pretty much everybody's feeling that they can even say anything, their opinion, joke.
00:04:16 Because of all of that, courage is now held in higher value than truth itself.
00:04:19 But sometimes the person who's drawing the most flack is drawing the most flack because what they're saying is actually kind of bad.
00:04:23 So what do you say that's bad?
00:04:25 The problem for Andrew Tate and the reason why he's become so popular is because he's very transgressive.
00:04:29 He says the thing that no one else will say.
00:04:31 Sometimes it's good and sometimes it's really not good.
00:04:33 Really?
00:04:33 What was the most controversial thing he said?
00:04:36 Women can't drive? 1.00
00:04:37 think about it what's the most controversial compared to ben shapiro ben shapiro blew up
00:04:40 saying that debating woke college kids in 2016 saying that men can't become women and that you
00:04:45 have a mental illness was that any more controversial than what andrew tate said people
00:04:49 are just more threatened by him because he's a bigger dude and he's a former kickboxer so the
00:04:53 idea that he's a violent misogynist that lie is so much easier to believe by the bots compared to 1.00
00:04:58 somebody like bot shapiro bot shapiro when he says my wife's pussy is perfectly dry everyone 1.00
00:05:02 could just laugh at him and then they don't feel threatened watching him they don't cancel him 0.98
00:05:05 look at some of the things Andrew Tate says, because again, he's a very popular figure,
00:05:09 particularly with young men. And when people ask me about Tate, one of the things that I've said,
00:05:12 I've said this to some teenage boys who are friends of the family. They asked me about him
00:05:15 like a week ago. What I said is some of the diagnoses that Andrew Tate has of secular society
00:05:19 are correct. His prescriptions are largely incorrect. The things that he puts, he has a
00:05:23 rule, a list of rules. And many of the rules that he puts online are actually pretty good.
00:05:27 The 41 tenets. See, all the people that hate him should take time and look at the 41 tenets of
00:05:32 to see what his core beliefs really are and he really makes it public what he stands for
00:05:36 what he believes in so does yay the people that i that i listen to they stand for something right
00:05:41 doesn't mean you have to agree with all of it but they actually have a core philosophy and i asked
00:05:46 on the bradley martin podcast that ethan klein called me out on said i'm demented said i'm a 0.99
00:05:50 violent misogynist said i'm a piece of shit loser i asked him what do you stand for and he didn't 0.99
00:05:55 know guy in his 40s he has he has children a father doesn't know what he stands for he creates 1.00
00:06:00 content as a podcast speaks to people to thousands of people every he's losing a lot of subscribers
00:06:06 but he has a large audience and he doesn't know what his core philosophy is pay close attention
00:06:11 to those people because are they really trying to inspire or are they just making noise are they
00:06:15 just part of the social media bubble because if we can all admit that the social media bubble
00:06:19 is bad at its core the the ideas they're trying to purport how it makes you addicted what they
00:06:25 how they want you to stay on there forever if you can agree with that i think most people will
00:06:29 And the people who stand for nothing and utilize social media, you should not listen to them.
00:06:34 The way that he acts, right?
00:06:35 His version of masculinity, which is have a bunch of kids by a bunch of different women,
00:06:38 live in a castle with 30 Bugattis, put pictures online and muscle put, like this kind of stuff. 0.98
00:06:43 A lot of that is marketing.
00:06:45 And see, the bots like him, they see the cars, they see the mansion.
00:06:49 They're like, oh, you think I should just be rich?
00:06:51 What?
00:06:51 That's marketing.
00:06:52 It's good for Instagram.
00:06:53 It's good for the aesthetic.
00:06:54 The core idea is that you should get rich and you should get out.
00:06:57 But people, like, they get really triggered by the imagery
00:06:59 because they, a lot of people feel threatened by stuff like that
00:07:02 because they know and accept the fact that they will never get there.
00:07:04 Chad, I think me and you should agree that we want to get there.
00:07:07 No mark of masculinity.
00:07:08 What Pope Benedict is...
00:07:09 Yo, L. Brett Cooper.
00:07:10 Brett.
00:07:11 Why'd you put a yarmulke on, Brett?
00:07:12 16th would say, what I would say,
00:07:13 what sort of members of the traditional wisdom cadre would say
00:07:16 is that the ultimate in manliness is get married,
00:07:19 protect your family, provide for your kids and your family,
00:07:22 provide a space for them to grow in safety and security,
00:07:25 provide them roles and responsibilities.
00:07:26 This is the role of a man.
00:07:28 Which is, I'm 100% sure he would agree with.
00:07:30 And also, why do you think, Chad, that Ben Shapiro won't debate Nick Fuentes?
00:07:33 Nick Fuentes is 24, and Ben Shapiro regularly dunks on these college kids.
00:07:38 Why can't he debate Nick Fuentes?
00:07:39 What a man does.
00:07:40 What Andrew Tate focuses mainly on is the critique of how society has undermined a lot of this stuff.
00:07:45 And then his prescription is, I'm going to put a picture of myself online with like 30 cars,
00:07:48 and it makes me look cool, it makes me look masculine.
00:07:50 Hey, I also like cool cars.
00:07:51 Cool cars are amazing.
00:07:52 I also like cool cars.
00:07:53 Well, if I do say so myself, I do dabble in the gas vehicle, if you will.
00:08:02 I do drive here and there.
00:08:04 I mean, if I would prescribe, then I do agree that having a car is what you would say masculine by nature.
00:08:11 But however, the thing, the idea.
00:08:15 Because we have lost eternal truth, because we have decided as a society that eternal truth has to go.
00:08:20 The backlash is not coming in the form of a restoration of eternal truth.
00:08:23 very often the backlash is coming in the form of punch the people in the face who destroyed the
00:08:26 eternal truth that's the society in which we're living and and i'm afraid that that could get
00:08:29 worse unless what we actually have is a return to some eternal truth so here's a couple of clips
00:08:33 of van der tate and it kind of shows you what i'm talking about that some of what he's saying
00:08:36 is kind of half correct but he's saying it in in such a way because that's how you blow up chat
00:08:41 it's it's it is true but there's a part of it that is supposed to trigger people who don't get
00:08:48 it and bot shapiro is one of those people you just don't get it you think that you're against it like
00:08:52 i'm fighting the culture war because i talk about trans people you don't well i like cool cars too
00:08:57 you it's not for you it's supposed to be shock jock by nature because an element of it is supposed
00:09:05 to be entertaining it's supposed to be funny it's supposed to make people like you upset let's see
00:09:10 if the clip is exactly what i say that is meant to draw fire so here is andrew tate talking just
00:09:16 because it's meant to draw fire doesn't mean it's incorrect about women belonging to men just a
00:09:21 clip from barstool i don't know because yep this this one this one uh they they love to clip this
00:09:26 one up and this was like the end of andrew being facetious and being ever since this since he went
00:09:32 on to talk with dave portnoy he had to switch it up and he had to he had to be a little bit like
00:09:36 bot shapiro and you could see he i'll play this clip but uh did you see what i posted on twitter
00:09:40 today um actually i posted on rumble too on a play so andrew gave me advice back in in romania
00:09:45 and i i told um i posted on my rumble channel he gave me advice that that i think could be
00:09:50 applied exactly here that you need to play the game in order to last because this this was
00:09:55 literally the day before i was canceled he told me you know you can't when you get to a certain
00:10:00 level of fame you need to switch up your message because it's going to make people upset they put
00:10:04 me on a list your sponsored post for what i'm a white supremacist yeah well you didn't you didn't
00:10:10 think you were on a list? You're on a list, G. You must have known this. How can I be a white
00:10:14 supremacist? I'm not even white. It's not about white supremacy. You're on just the crazy
00:10:18 YouTube people list. Is he, you know, does he have to go?
00:10:22 Yeah, there you go. That's your fault.
00:10:26 Are you laughing like it's not your fault? Bro, you just said I have ten times your income. That's also
00:10:30 my fault. So you can't complain that much.
00:10:34 So, that's what happens when you're dancing to the devil. You know, you get good and bad.
00:10:39 The Zephyr Cloud is a silver lining.
00:10:40 You're not the devil. 0.99
00:10:41 Hillary Clinton's the devil. 1.00
00:10:42 Don't say that. 1.00
00:10:42 Well, that's true. 0.99
00:10:43 But what I would say, my unofficial advice to you is just say the same shit, but just 0.99
00:10:47 from a different angle. 0.99
00:10:49 Not bitches or bad, more dudes are lonely, dudes. 1.00
00:10:52 That's how I started changing it, and that helped me loads. 0.54
00:10:55 You don't think it's too late?
00:10:56 I don't think it's too late, but I think they're watching you very carefully.
00:10:59 What I have to do now is, because Tucker Carlson invited me back, I said no.
00:11:03 Alex Jones invited me back, I said no.
00:11:05 I have to be careful.
00:11:06 You have to play the game.
00:11:08 if you align yourself with you have to play the game when you get to a certain level you just
00:11:13 optics are very very important you have to be careful about who you talk to who you spend time 1.00
00:11:17 with you got to be careful about what people are saying in the chat everything is being scrutinized
00:11:21 in every second it's you have to play chess with the people who are the true enemy to the
00:11:27 establishment they're just never gonna let you back yeah so my my view is very much if you watch
00:11:31 my podcast i'm very careful with saying i believe that social media companies react to public
00:11:35 sentiment and they're fair. I haven't sold out at all. Play the game. You have to play
00:11:41 the game. But it is true because if you own a privately held company and you have some
00:11:46 dude on your platform that you don't know. You sit on YouTube and literally say fuck 1.00
00:11:50 YouTube. You suck my dick Susan. Bro I don't think I don't agree with you. It's that you 1.00
00:11:58 know. I should have. Well this wasn't posted but that attitude is what got me
00:12:05 ban just being completely anti-establishment not switching up at all susan i love you susan 0.99
00:12:12 you have a great platform there you go you can say the same shit i'm just gonna say a second 0.95
00:12:16 you know i just got banned on tiktok at the night my dad left so you know i was watching him smoke 0.99
00:12:20 shows yeah it's okay my dad didn't leave for cigarettes my dad let's go how much do you care
00:12:24 about making money and how much you care about waking people up that's a good question when the
00:12:28 cameras off i'll tell you turn it off free andrew free tristan and
00:12:35 they'll be vindicated bro god you see this is what i'm talking about like i'm trying to talk 0.97
00:12:46 about big issues i'm trying to talk and this there's fucking simps in the chat this dude 0.98
00:12:50 has literally given me like 50 60 just to talk about one girl that he's never gonna see in his 0.95
00:12:55 whole life like you when it's you make people you make the soy boys look good a lot of people in 0.99
00:13:03 here and i understand the red pill rage when you don't get any women the incel rage like you being 0.99
00:13:08 a lonely fucking loser with the only attention you could talk to is only fans online but you 0.99
00:13:12 make it look bad for all of us and rumble right now has the potential this year to become the 1.00
00:13:18 best website on the internet and people like you because you you're so lonely and you don't you've
00:13:24 never touched a woman genuinely you make it look bad for people for everybody else in here who's 0.65
00:13:30 enjoying the stream you have to interrupt it and tell everybody i'm a loser i don't touch women 1.00
00:13:36 i'm sad thank you for your money bro can you actually type in the chat so i can ban you
00:13:41 because i if you would type in the chat for real i could just ban him
00:13:44 but rumble like there's no moderation system i just let it go
00:13:48 here we go let's see but this is what he said on barstool andrew was was still in the character
00:13:59 not a character but still speaking to that masculine imperative that we all know that we
00:14:04 all have but we're supposed to silence because i think the women belong to the man i think the 0.99
00:14:09 woman that's inherently where you get called sexist no it's not well you can you can call
00:14:13 me sexist if you want but if you look at marriage it's the bride's father who gives her away it's 0.75
00:14:16 not the groom's father the woman has always given over to the man read the bible read the 0.90
00:14:22 quran read you can go to walking down the aisle no chance there's definitely there's like african 0.99
00:14:27 cultures where they don't do that i'm sure there are some obscure tribes somewhere i mean i can't
00:14:32 say i'm not a professional you get it you seem like a very smart guy you seem like a smart guy
00:14:38 you're saying a woman is the property of a man if they're dating i'm not saying they're a property
00:14:41 i'm saying they're given to the man and they belong to the man it doesn't mean they're a pure
00:14:45 property without emotion what's wrong with that like i to this day women like to hear that when
00:14:52 you say it out of context and when you say it on a microphone xqc will be like i don't know when he
00:14:57 says the word obey it triggers me obey but if you say to a woman's face like a woman that's in love
00:15:03 with you say you belong to me she's gonna go she loves that if you're gonna be like nah you gotta
00:15:09 ask me before you can't don't text anybody on your phone before you ask me she's gonna be happy
00:15:14 She wants to feel like she's in your control if she loves you. 0.99
00:15:21 Okay, so notice the contrast here.
00:15:24 So Portnoy is so afraid of saying that a woman and a man belong together
00:15:28 and that a woman, when she gets married, now belongs to the man sexually
00:15:32 in the same way that the man ought to belong to the woman sexually.
00:15:34 This is literally Genesis 2.24.
00:15:37 For this reason, a man will leave his father and his mother 1.00
00:15:39 and be united to his wife and they will become one flesh.
00:15:42 Genesis 2.24.
00:15:43 So that would be the eternal truth.
00:15:45 That is the truth according to every mainstream religion.
00:15:49 That would be the thing that you would say.
00:15:50 And the reason for that from an evolutionary biology perspective is because when a woman joins with a man and they create a baby, the woman is sure of her parentage, but the man is not sure of his parentage. 0.99
00:15:59 And so, yo, Al Simpson, the chat, you guys are like so, bro, the influx of fucking losers in here is insane, bro. 0.96
00:16:07 Do we do you really need to make it so I need to have moderation? 1.00
00:16:09 can you guys not handle your red pill rage for five seconds do you need to look like fucking 0.99
00:16:16 angry losers all the time genuinely we we are supposed to be better than these other platforms 0.99
00:16:21 this is like so yikes bro we as a society tend to prefer monogamy right this is the evolutionary 0.87
00:16:29 biological reason why humanity embraced monogamy guys make ben shapiro look smart
00:16:33 is because it is the best distribution.
00:16:37 Yo, zero in the chat right now for all,
00:16:39 if you're a normal person 0.99
00:16:41 and you see how much of a loser 0.98
00:16:43 the incels are taking over this chat. 1.00
00:16:46 Of sexual resources.
00:16:47 It's from an evolutionary biological perspective.
00:16:49 It's not a moral perspective.
00:16:50 That's just evolutionary biology.
00:16:51 Brett Weinstein, Heather Heyer talk about it.
00:16:54 Heather Hying talk about it. 1.00
00:16:55 All of this is very well established.
00:16:58 When it comes to morality,
00:17:00 the morality is that a woman should not be promiscuous 0.86
00:17:03 and a man should also not be promiscuous.
00:17:05 Now, this is the part where Andrew Tate
00:17:06 gets the diagnosis right,
00:17:08 but he gets the solution wrong.
00:17:10 So here is Andrew Tate talking about
00:17:11 how women should not be promiscuous. 0.99
00:17:13 It's bad for them.
00:17:15 Well, a woman could say that same thing if she decided. 0.99
00:17:17 She could say, I can sleep with multiple men, 1.00
00:17:18 but my men can't sleep with multiple women 1.00
00:17:20 if she so choose.
00:17:20 We're all free individuals, right?
00:17:22 Yeah, but you wouldn't agree if a woman said that. 0.99
00:17:24 I don't think, I would personally find that revolting, correct?
00:17:27 But there are women who find what I say revolting. 0.76
00:17:29 So you're not telling other people what to think.
00:17:31 You're just saying how you think.
00:17:32 yeah i mean i i think that i think if a man is uh sexual is not sexually exclusive it's not the
00:17:38 same as if a woman is because with a woman you have the paternity issue with a man you don't
00:17:42 have a paternity issue look read the bible every single man had multiple wives not a single woman 0.91
00:17:45 had multiple husbands it's against the will of god it's disgusting and the eyes of god himself 0.51
00:17:49 okay so again historically speaking what andro tate is saying is not wrong morally yeah but
00:17:56 it triggers him reason why church where we talked about the capacity for change within eternal rules
00:18:01 moves towards monogamy as opposed to polygyny, right, where a man has multiple wives.
00:18:06 The reason for that is because the sophisticated arrangement of one man and one woman is the 0.94
00:18:12 best arrangement. 0.63
00:18:14 And so it is not good when a woman is promiscuous. 1.00
00:18:16 It also happens not to be good when a man is promiscuous.
00:18:19 Those may not be equivalent in evolutionary biological terms, but that is why eternal
00:18:23 morality suggests one man, one woman.
00:18:26 So the point that I'm making here is that when the moorings of a society come loose,
00:18:29 when the society starts to sort of float when the iceberg is floating is no longer more to the to
00:18:34 the to anything that keeps it stable once that happens the reactions tend to be extremely chaotic
00:18:40 you get an entire movement on the left that is incredibly destructive and you get a reactive
00:18:44 movement that gets a lot of the diagnosis right but a lot of the diagnosis wrong right gets a lot
00:18:49 of diagnosis right a lot of prescription tell me what point he said that's wrong wrong right we
00:18:55 have many problems in our society those problems um continue into the realm of male and female 0.99
00:19:00 it encourages bad behavior by women but then the answer to that is not bad behavior by men the
00:19:04 answer to that is better behavior by women and better behavior by men this is so if we're going
00:19:09 to have a restoration we need to have an actual restoration all right ben shapiro that was great
00:19:12 annoying voice i can't i can't ban donations chat just i mean just laugh at them just laugh at the
00:19:18 sims chat it's exactly what you don't want to be this year i'm not okay i'm definitely giving
00:19:23 him too much attention, huh?
00:19:29 That's it.
00:19:30 Is this your job?