SNEAKO - January 21, 2023


SNEAKO Redpills BOTS

Topics
gender identity Holocaust and push-ups masculinity definitions
Hosted by
Nicolas Kenn De Balinthazy
Mentioned
Andrew Tate Destiny Sneeko Anna Simon The Deuce Go Ashkenazi Jew Redacted Ryan Nick Fuentes Jesus Christ Donald Trump Cringe King Good Clash Iron Frame Young Kale Gostick Gender Nicole Broken Lesnny and 8 more
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Length

47 minutes

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11,336

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Harmful content

Misogyny

73

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Toxicity

132

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Hate speech

80

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Summary

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In this episode, we are joined by two lovely ladies, Erin and Pixie, to talk about gender identity, religion, and the patriarchy. We also talk about a lot of other stuff that's not really important.

Transcript

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00:00:00 Okay, so what are your names again?
00:00:01 I'm Erin.
00:00:02 Erin.
00:00:03 Um, you can call me Pixie.
00:00:05 Pixie, I saw in your bio that you're a she-day. 1.00
00:00:08 Yeah.
00:00:09 Does he really have that listed? 0.99
00:00:10 I don't really give a fuck. 0.99
00:00:12 I thought he was joking. 0.98
00:00:13 I wasn't joking, so Destiny invited these two lovely ladies in, so apparently you guys 0.70
00:00:20 think that I was failed at being blue-pilled.
00:00:23 You have.
00:00:24 I've been failed at being blue-pilled.
00:00:26 And I thought, I was like wondering if that was a joke because I clicked her bio and I
00:00:29 saw she-day.
00:00:30 Um, can you explain that?
00:00:31 Because that's something that we, um, we talk about a lot.
00:00:34 What is, uh, what are your gender, what do you identify, what are your pronouns?
00:00:37 I just really don't care about gender, like in general. 0.99
00:00:41 Like I've thought about it a lot and I'm just like, yeah, like who gives a fuck? 0.99
00:00:45 Like even if you called me, I don't really give a fuck. 1.00
00:00:49 You give a fucked enough to put she-day in your bio. 1.00
00:00:51 I mean, I gave enough a fuck to just be like, hey, like I think gender is silly. 1.00
00:00:57 Here's a clue to that. 0.99
00:00:58 Oh, so it's a joke to you?
00:00:59 Yes.
00:01:00 It's the biggest joke in the world.
00:01:01 Oh, you're ironically gender fluid? 0.54
00:01:03 I just like, what does that even mean?
00:01:06 I don't know.
00:01:06 I'm asking you.
00:01:07 You're the one with she-day. 1.00
00:01:08 Well, exactly. 0.98
00:01:09 Like I think since all of it doesn't really make much sense, like who the fuck cares what 0.95
00:01:13 I put in my bio? 0.94
00:01:14 Do you have a strong attachment to your gender?
00:01:16 Yeah, I think so.
00:01:19 Everyone in here, we like being 95% men, I would say so.
00:01:24 And they're actively trying to destroy masculinity. 0.99
00:01:26 So we are.
00:01:27 Who's they?
00:01:28 The system.
00:01:29 Who's they, them?
00:01:30 Yeah, people like you.
00:01:31 I mean, this is new.
00:01:32 This is something like the past five years.
00:01:34 Gender has been something that has made sense forever.
00:01:37 It's been men and women.
00:01:39 And then now the past five years are like, I'm ironically a she-day. 0.98
00:01:42 Like I ironically don't believe in gender.
00:01:45 What does gender mean to you?
00:01:48 What does masculinity mean to you?
00:01:50 Those are two different questions.
00:01:51 Gender is male and female.
00:01:52 Okay, what does masculinity mean?
00:01:53 We all believe in my chat that sex and gender are the exact same thing.
00:01:57 And they change it now because I think a lot of people feel they need to have something
00:02:00 about their personality that makes them special and they don't have a lot.
00:02:03 So they can attach themselves to things like gender identity or ADHD, mental health problems.
00:02:08 Why do you want your community to be like ideologically lockstepped with that?
00:02:12 It's, you're trying to lockstep and it's a gender is not real as well.
00:02:16 No, no, no.
00:02:17 That's just the same thing.
00:02:17 But you're saying like everybody in your chat believes in gender in the same way that
00:02:20 you do.
00:02:21 Yeah, they do.
00:02:21 I mean, everyone's saying Haram right now.
00:02:23 They have a very religious audience.
00:02:25 I'm not lockstepping my audience, but I'm just saying like, this is generally what we
00:02:28 talk about.
00:02:29 Yeah, I have the Bible over here.
00:02:31 I'm a Catholic.
00:02:32 Oh, wow.
00:02:33 Same.
00:02:34 You're Catholic too?
00:02:35 I was raised Catholic. 1.00
00:02:36 You're not fucking Catholic. 1.00
00:02:37 I was raised Catholic. 1.00
00:02:39 Why are you saying that's Catholic?
00:02:41 Because you can be, listen.
00:02:42 Listen, okay.
00:02:43 I was a practicing Catholic.
00:02:44 You can be Christian, but don't you're Catholic. 0.97
00:02:46 Why not?
00:02:46 I grew up Catholic.
00:02:47 I go to church.
00:02:48 Have you been baptized?
00:02:49 Yeah.
00:02:49 Have you been confirmed?
00:02:50 I had one more year of catechism.
00:02:51 I'd be confirmed.
00:02:52 You're in catechism classes?
00:02:54 No, I was.
00:02:54 I grew up doing catechism.
00:02:55 I went to, I did that twice a week.
00:02:58 You're too old to not be confirmed, young man.
00:03:01 Okay.
00:03:01 So I'm not a confirmed Catholic, but I practice Catholicism.
00:03:04 How do you practice Catholicism?
00:03:06 By praying and going to church and believing in what's in, like what Catholics believe in. 0.58
00:03:11 So have you given a premarital sex done? 0.56
00:03:14 You know, you sin sometimes.
00:03:16 You sin sometimes.
00:03:16 We're all trying to be better.
00:03:18 I still, I drink too.
00:03:19 How often do you go to contrition?
00:03:22 I don't go to contrition.
00:03:23 Why not?
00:03:23 Because he doesn't sin.
00:03:24 Because I'm not, I could go more.
00:03:26 I could go to confession more.
00:03:26 I could do a lot more.
00:03:27 But, you know, we're not perfect.
00:03:30 And yeah, but none of you believe in God, correct?
00:03:33 Um, I'm a Gnostic, so.
00:03:36 But I was raised Catholic, so.
00:03:38 And then, then you left and got the black lipstick.
00:03:41 Had like an emo phase.
00:03:43 Is it a phase if I'm doing it now?
00:03:45 Well, you're still in, how old are you?
00:03:47 How old do I look?
00:03:49 28.
00:03:50 28.
00:03:50 Oh, wow.
00:03:51 How old do I look?
00:03:52 Um, how long have you been a she day?
00:03:57 So, she says like a couple of years ago, you're going to say she's like three or what?
00:04:02 I'm just trying to, what are you, 23?
00:04:05 Yeah.
00:04:05 23?
00:04:06 Okay.
00:04:07 So, I'm taking you younger than 28.
00:04:09 Okay.
00:04:10 We got 20 from, thank you.
00:04:11 W Daily Rumble Stream, W Sneeko, L Girls, L Destiny's still on the phone, bot.
00:04:16 20 push-ups, please find God, girls please. 1.00
00:04:17 Destiny, how many push-ups can you do?
00:04:19 Um, I used to go to do 25 or 30.
00:04:21 I don't know right now.
00:04:22 Can you do 20 right now for you, Mad?
00:04:24 20?
00:04:24 Probably not.
00:04:25 Can you try?
00:04:26 Can you do one?
00:04:28 I would be impressed if you could do one.
00:04:30 Really? 0.94
00:04:31 You mad in here every single day making me like, for sure, I'm not going to fuck up the computer 0.98
00:04:35 this time. 0.98
00:04:37 Are you on, is he on Tinder right now?
00:04:38 No, no.
00:04:39 Last, chill.
00:04:40 Are you playing Factorio?
00:04:41 No, it's the Factorio subreddit.
00:04:43 Okay.
00:04:43 I don't know if there's any new builds out that I need to be aware of.
00:04:44 You mad, I'll do the push-ups, but, uh, you know, liberals don't exercise. 0.98
00:04:47 So, especially, uh, she days. 0.86
00:04:50 So, we're not, we will do the push-ups later.
00:04:51 I want to see, like, what do you think that, uh, that Destiny has failed on blue-pilling
00:04:55 me about?
00:04:57 No, you had an interesting conversation about the Holocaust.
00:05:00 Hey, Stiko, thanks for paying for my little brother's cancer treatment. 0.98
00:05:02 I didn't.
00:05:04 I didn't do that.
00:05:05 You don't need to, don't, don't fake res me here.
00:05:08 What was our, what do you have to say?
00:05:11 You seemed a little bit skeptical that the Holocaust happened.
00:05:15 No, I'm not.
00:05:16 I'm sure it happened.
00:05:17 I had a family that died in the Holocaust.
00:05:19 Vice Vestra, thanks for five. 0.78
00:05:20 Lady's going to switch it up in front of a dude who can articulate his words and his 1.00
00:05:23 riches, as opposed to a person who repeats that's what's on the news and agrees with
00:05:26 them all the time.
00:05:26 Thank you, Vice Vestra.
00:05:29 Yeah, we don't, we don't trust the news over here.
00:05:30 But no, I, I 100% know that the Holocaust happened. 0.99
00:05:34 That's the reason that I'm here.
00:05:35 I had a grandfather and it's still like, we're not 100% sure, but he left Europe when he
00:05:40 was 35 and then made a, met a Haitian woman on a boat, started a whole family in Haiti.
00:05:44 Like, why is this white guy leaving Europe?
00:05:46 And my, my sister did a DNA test and found out we're 11% Ashkenazi Jew.
00:05:50 So we assumed that his side of the family died in the Holocaust.
00:05:54 Maybe he was Jewish, I'm not sure.
00:05:55 But yeah, Holocaust happened. 0.94
00:05:57 Do you think 60 million Jews died?
00:06:00 I wasn't there.
00:06:02 I mean, it could be more, could be less.
00:06:03 You can't know how many Jews were there.
00:06:05 Like, unless you were literally.
00:06:06 I know just as much as you.
00:06:07 I know just as much as you.
00:06:08 But say, the problem I have is that you're supposed to say exactly 6 million.
00:06:12 And if you don't, then you're called the Holocaust and I are like, you're calling me that right 1.00
00:06:14 now.
00:06:15 I'm pretty sure it's starting to say around 6 million.
00:06:17 No, I never called you a Holocaust denier.
00:06:19 I said you seem skeptical about the Holocaust.
00:06:20 It's kind of what you're insinuating.
00:06:22 Yeah.
00:06:22 It's kind of what you're insinuating.
00:06:24 No, because like the way that Holocaust denialism usually manifests like skepticism, right?
00:06:29 Is that you'll acknowledge that the Holocaust happened, but you have a lot of questions
00:06:33 surrounding it, but it's usually, you already kind of have your answers to the questions
00:06:37 that you're going to ask.
00:06:38 I feel like it's kind of a cowardly way to engage by like asking those questions instead
00:06:42 of just saying, I have skepticism about this, this, this, this, this.
00:06:45 I'm a coward because I'm not saying I'm skeptical.
00:06:48 Yeah.
00:06:49 Like just, or like just openly say it instead of like, I just have questions about it.
00:06:53 I'm saying, well, that's what I believe in.
00:06:55 You want me to believe in something that you want to argue with?
00:06:57 Because that's not what I believe in.
00:06:59 I think that 6 million, that they tell you to say that.
00:07:01 And I think that you should question it when they're really specific about a number that
00:07:04 you have to believe this.
00:07:05 That makes me question it more.
00:07:07 I mean, you act like when, who is they, first of all?
00:07:12 The Matrix.
00:07:12 Well, yeah.
00:07:14 If you don't say that it's 6 million, you can get in trouble in Europe.
00:07:16 You can, people have gone to jail for Holocaust denial.
00:07:18 Like who is they requires you to say that?
00:07:20 I'm answering the question.
00:07:22 I'm answering the question.
00:07:22 Well, people like Nick Fuentes have got a no fly list for believing this.
00:07:26 Holocaust deniers in Europe.
00:07:27 Is that why he was on the no fly list?
00:07:28 Yeah.
00:07:29 Was he on the no fly list?
00:07:30 Because he was standing outside the Capitol saying, break down the doors, go in.
00:07:32 That wasn't why he's on the no fly list.
00:07:33 It wasn't J6, no.
00:07:35 Why was it?
00:07:36 It was apparently they sent him a letter.
00:07:37 It was because he threatened a flight attendant.
00:07:40 Oh, okay.
00:07:41 Well, that's a lot different then.
00:07:43 Why did you say that?
00:07:43 Yeah, I don't think so.
00:07:44 I don't think so.
00:07:44 He's talking on a stream.
00:07:45 I think that that was an excuse.
00:07:46 But people can go to jail in Europe.
00:07:48 You can go to jail for Holocaust denial.
00:07:49 There's a lot of people.
00:07:50 If you are critical of this, you get in a lot of trouble.
00:07:53 And you get blacklisted.
00:07:54 It just happens nonstop.
00:07:55 So they is a really broad term.
00:07:57 But it's the people with a lot of control that want you to believe in a specific thing.
00:08:00 You said you can go to jail for Holocaust denial.
00:08:02 But that's different than just saying around 6 million views.
00:08:06 Like Holocaust denial is just saying, oh, the Holocaust didn't happen.
00:08:11 Yeah.
00:08:11 Yeah.
00:08:12 So do you see how those are two different statements?
00:08:15 Mm-hmm.
00:08:16 Okay.
00:08:16 Cool.
00:08:19 Yeah.
00:08:19 But that goes as part of that.
00:08:21 When you start questioning 6 million, then you can get – I think you can get a strike on YouTube for questioning for Holocaust denial too.
00:08:28 That's when you start going down the gray area.
00:08:30 I'm more comfortable talking about this on Rumble and saying that I can question the 6 million.
00:08:33 Because on any other social media platform, you can get labeled as a Holocaust denial just for saying that.
00:08:41 Is that it?
00:08:41 That's all you had to blue pill me about?
00:08:43 No.
00:08:44 No.
00:08:44 I mean, I have just questions about like your feelings about Andrew Tate and how you view women in general.
00:08:52 We can talk about the masculinity thing again because I was interested in how you define masculinity.
00:08:56 Did you see that Andrew Tate is being held for another 30 days while they look for more evidence because they found absolutely no evidence?
00:09:02 Did they see it?
00:09:03 If they found absolutely no evidence, how can they hold it for 30 days?
00:09:05 Because they're looking for more evidence.
00:09:06 They have no evidence.
00:09:07 There actually is no evidence.
00:09:08 I don't need to arrest somebody to look for evidence.
00:09:09 Hmm?
00:09:10 They're holding it because they already have evidence.
00:09:12 If they had evidence and they would bring it to court, they wouldn't have sent it.
00:09:16 They are going to court.
00:09:16 He's charged with a crime, so they're going to go to court.
00:09:18 Yeah, but there's no evidence.
00:09:19 They're sending it because they want to go keep investigating him for another 30 days.
00:09:23 They're going to go and try to play something.
00:09:24 They have no evidence.
00:09:26 You really think it's fair?
00:09:27 Yeah, of course.
00:09:28 Okay.
00:09:29 Broke from Smoke says, she thinks she made a point.
00:09:31 This is sad.
00:09:31 Thank you for the 50.
00:09:32 I'm not really sure what your point was.
00:09:33 Nicole says, this is Cringe King.
00:09:35 What is this?
00:09:35 They came on here because Destiny said, these people want to blue pill you.
00:09:38 Destiny failed at making me believe in the government and the media's lies.
00:09:42 I want to hear it.
00:09:42 I'm not getting much right now.
00:09:44 I just want to talk about masculinity.
00:09:44 Six million?
00:09:45 Okay.
00:09:46 What do you want to talk about?
00:09:47 Well, I just asked you like three times in a row.
00:09:49 What's your question?
00:09:50 What does masculinity mean to you?
00:09:51 What is masculinity?
00:09:52 What's the definition of masculinity?
00:09:53 No, what does it mean to you?
00:09:56 Like you kept saying like, oh, you know, we believe in masculinity here.
00:09:59 Yeah, we wanted to just know the dictionary definition.
00:10:01 We want to just look it up.
00:10:02 Like we want to know what you think specifically.
00:10:04 Come on.
00:10:04 Didn't you guys do this running around screaming like, what is a woman? 0.92
00:10:06 What is a woman? 1.00
00:10:07 What is a woman? 1.00
00:10:08 Somebody's asking a question.
00:10:09 What does masculinity mean to you?
00:10:09 Masculinity is taking personal responsibility, is having testosterone, is being a provider 0.96
00:10:15 as a man, is doing what you're supposed to do as a man.
00:10:18 Those things make you a masculine man.
00:10:20 What does doing what you have to do as a man mean?
00:10:24 Like that doesn't, that doesn't really tell me anything.
00:10:26 That just means like, oh, being a man is being a man.
00:10:29 But like, we are not really describing what being a man is.
00:10:32 Protecting and providing and being responsible for other people makes you a man.
00:10:37 And you don't think, well, do you think women are capable of protecting and providing and 1.00
00:10:42 being responsible for other people?
00:10:44 They're responsible in different ways, but their role, the feminine role is to nurture 1.00
00:10:47 and be the spiritual balance.
00:10:48 Their role is not to protect and provide.
00:10:50 I'm not going to trust a woman to protect and provide for me. 1.00
00:10:52 I would feel unsafe all the time.
00:10:55 Okay.
00:10:56 I just think that's kind of interesting because you're saying, oh no, that's why do you think
00:11:00 it's that the roles are so separate like that when they seem to have a lot of overlap, right?
00:11:05 When you say like protect, providing, the first thing I think about is mothers, right?
00:11:09 That's like what a mother is known to do. 1.00
00:11:12 Yet you would describe that these things seem to be exclusively or mainly masculine, even though
00:11:17 it seems like there's this huge overlap.
00:11:19 Yeah, I protect in a different way.
00:11:21 When I talk about protecting, providing, I mean, providing like bringing bread to the
00:11:24 dinner table.
00:11:25 When I mean protecting, I mean, being able to go fight off an intruder.
00:11:28 I wouldn't trust you.
00:11:30 I think that you are weaker than me and in every way, and I would not trust you if an
00:11:34 intruder came in.
00:11:35 You mean physically weaker?
00:11:37 Yes.
00:11:39 Yeah.
00:11:40 Just that though.
00:11:41 Yeah.
00:11:42 I am stronger than both of them.
00:11:42 When you say every way, like physically, mentally, do you mean mentally?
00:11:47 I mean, women get emotional quicker. 1.00
00:11:49 When a fight goes down, the first thing a woman does is start screaming. 1.00
00:11:51 And that's her, that's her line of defense.
00:11:53 She goes, Oh my God, stop. 0.65
00:11:54 But a man's responsibility is to get physical. 0.99
00:11:57 I've seen some emotional men.
00:11:58 I've never heard of it.
00:11:59 Yeah, I know.
00:11:59 But the exception doesn't make the rule.
00:12:01 See, this is why she days and like people like you start popping up because they see
00:12:04 one exception.
00:12:04 Like I know a strong woman. 0.71
00:12:06 And then you classify that as all women.
00:12:08 I know, but if you're going to use an anecdote, then like I can throw an anecdote back.
00:12:11 That's not an anecdote.
00:12:12 That's not an anecdote.
00:12:12 This is generally all women. 0.99
00:12:15 Are you really going to act like men aren't physically stronger than women?
00:12:18 I never said that.
00:12:19 Did I say that?
00:12:20 So what do you need to study?
00:12:21 You want a study for me to show you?
00:12:23 No, no, no.
00:12:23 You said, oh, you know, men are more illogical. 0.98
00:12:25 Like women. 1.00
00:12:26 How about me and you arm wrestle right now?
00:12:28 Do you feel like you have to like assert your masculinity?
00:12:30 Well, you want to study?
00:12:31 We could do it.
00:12:32 I'm not trying to assert masculinity.
00:12:33 I'm trying to prove to you that like, if you want to study, we could do a study.
00:12:37 No, all I asked you was like, hey, you know, like you're going to say men are more logical,
00:12:41 but you don't, you're not really backing this up with facts.
00:12:44 You're just saying how you feel.
00:12:45 You feel men are more logical.
00:12:47 And then the first thing you responded was let's arm wrestle.
00:12:50 Like, what does that have to be the same thing that I said?
00:12:53 When did I say logical?
00:12:53 Earlier, you said, oh, you know, like women on average are more emotional and like men are
00:12:57 logical.
00:12:58 I didn't say that logical.
00:12:58 I feel like that was emotional on your part that you feel like in order to like demonstrate your 0.99
00:13:02 masculinity immediately, like fucking arm wrestle me. 0.98
00:13:06 Well, you said you want to do a study and doing an arm wrestle a study. 0.99
00:13:11 Yeah, we could do an example right now.
00:13:13 I'm a man.
00:13:13 You're a she, they. 1.00
00:13:14 If you're going to say, oh, women are more emotional or whatever, on average, I wish you 1.00
00:13:19 had like some sort of like data to back this up.
00:13:21 Other than I feel women are more emotional. 1.00
00:13:24 You know, I wish there was just something more you can give me than anecdotal.
00:13:29 Okay.
00:13:29 I mean, you bleed once a month and when you get your period, you're hormonal.
00:13:34 We all know this.
00:13:35 Ghost, thank you for the 10 AC for first time donating above all else.
00:13:38 Handled after top gene talent.
00:13:39 I'm free to guys and sausage has called mine right now.
00:13:42 Myron's doing after hours right now.
00:13:44 Okay.
00:13:47 You don't think men are hormonal.
00:13:49 I've seen some juiced up dudes who are like roid raging pretty hard.
00:13:54 Yeah.
00:13:54 I mean, roid raging that will alter your testosterone and that will change your, your balance.
00:13:59 But I'm like, yeah, you're a woman naturally is more hormonal and more emotional than a 1.00
00:14:04 man.
00:14:04 We know this.
00:14:04 This is like basic truths about the world.
00:14:06 We all know.
00:14:07 We don't need to go and argue that everybody knows.
00:14:08 When you say women are more hormonal, men also fluctuate when it comes to like testosterone 1.00
00:14:13 and shit. 1.00
00:14:13 Yeah. 0.99
00:14:13 But not, not once a week, every single month based off a period.
00:14:17 I mean, for a week, once a month.
00:14:20 There you go.
00:14:21 They fluctuate like throughout the month.
00:14:23 At least like my understanding is that's how hormones work. 1.00
00:14:26 They fluctuate.
00:14:27 Okay.
00:14:31 Cool.
00:14:31 So why do you reduce women to like looking at men and women just by things like hormones
00:14:37 and stuff like that?
00:14:39 Why do I reduce it to that?
00:14:40 You asked me to give you an example of masculinity.
00:14:43 I'm saying this, these are the reasons why men are better at protecting and providing.
00:14:47 That's a reason why I'm not reducing it to just that.
00:14:50 Of course, we're all complicated.
00:14:51 We all have our, you know, personalities and stuff.
00:14:54 You're a she, they, you got black lipstick. 1.00
00:14:56 We have different things that classify us, but in general, men are better at protecting
00:15:00 and providing.
00:15:02 So what do you think is like important to bring up about my makeup or like my black lipstick?
00:15:06 Why do you keep bringing that up?
00:15:08 Because this is some new thing where people try to become unique and special by their
00:15:13 appearance or their gender identity rather than doing something because we all want to 0.99
00:15:17 feel special.
00:15:17 And a lot of the time we see people on the left, the blue pill people classify themselves
00:15:21 with their mental health, their ADHD, their bipolar, their gender identity.
00:15:25 I'm a emo goth, blah, blah, blah.
00:15:28 It's like, you're the way of any of those things.
00:15:31 Yeah.
00:15:32 But like, you didn't ask me or anything.
00:15:34 Yeah.
00:15:34 The black lipstick gives it away.
00:15:35 It's just, and also the she, they, and your bio, like these are, this is how people
00:15:39 feel important.
00:15:40 I'm not triggered.
00:15:41 This is just how people are nowadays.
00:15:43 I just, I think it's interesting that you're saying, oh, people need to feel special by saying
00:15:47 like their gender identity or the black lipstick or everything.
00:15:50 But I look at what you're saying right now and I see you trying to be special, right?
00:15:55 You're trying to like hone into like this masculinity.
00:15:57 This is what it means to be a man.
00:15:59 This is what I am.
00:16:00 I don't think I'm special.
00:16:01 I think I'm the same as most people in my chat.
00:16:03 I think we all have to get better every single day.
00:16:05 And that's how we get value from the world.
00:16:07 We don't get men.
00:16:07 I don't think I'm special either.
00:16:09 You do.
00:16:09 You do.
00:16:10 She, they.
00:16:10 I don't.
00:16:10 I think I'm just.
00:16:11 You think your gender identity is ironic.
00:16:14 That is some special, I'm a special snowflake behavior to think that you ironic, your gender 1.00
00:16:19 is ironic.
00:16:19 I think when you start asking more, most people like, oh, how do you define gender or whatever?
00:16:24 They start realizing that things are not in these like completely separate boxes and
00:16:28 that there's a lot of overlap.
00:16:29 And I think this whole idea that like men have to be this way is just honestly really fragile.
00:16:35 Like honestly, if you.
00:16:36 They don't have to be that way.
00:16:37 They could be, they could be however they want to be, but we're going to be happier.
00:16:40 If they are however they want to be, then suddenly you're being like, oh no, they're
00:16:43 just trying to be special instead of like, no, they're just trying to be themselves.
00:16:46 So do you not like individuality?
00:16:49 Yeah.
00:16:49 But there's different ways to embrace your individuality, to become special or to, you
00:16:55 have to earn it.
00:16:56 That's what I think is men.
00:16:56 Like, that's why we need to get better every single day and we need to actually do something.
00:17:00 There's too many ways nowadays to become individualistic.
00:17:03 You can put on a dog collar or you can like dye your hair, you know, you can get blue
00:17:09 tattoos, uh, blue hair.
00:17:10 So why did you get a tattoo?
00:17:12 I mean, this is artistic.
00:17:15 I like it.
00:17:16 It has specific meanings.
00:17:17 It's not to be special.
00:17:18 I mean, actually I was just talking on stream about.
00:17:19 But if it was, would that be such a bad thing?
00:17:22 Yeah.
00:17:22 That's like the most annoying thing.
00:17:23 When I sit down on a date and girls like, Oh my God, what do your tattoos mean? 0.56
00:17:26 I'm like, I don't care.
00:17:27 Like I like them. 0.99
00:17:28 I don't fucking. 0.99
00:17:29 You got something permanently on your body and you gave no thought to it. 1.00
00:17:32 You don't even give a fuck. 1.00
00:17:33 I give a fuck, but I don't want to have this conversation for the 80th time. 1.00
00:17:35 It's too like, this is how people think that they're special just by their tattoos. 0.99
00:17:39 I got them, but it doesn't, it doesn't, it doesn't make my whole personality.
00:17:42 You literally have tattoos in insanely visible areas of your body.
00:17:45 If you want to get a personal tattoo, people do that, but they don't put that like on their
00:17:48 face or their forehead.
00:17:49 My point is, my point is that I'm tired of having this conversation on every single date.
00:17:53 It's because people like, they talk about star signs.
00:17:55 They talk about your tattoos.
00:17:56 They talk about why they dyed their hair.
00:17:58 And it's like, I'd rather talk about anything else.
00:17:59 Cause this is what every single bot says on the first date.
00:18:02 It's like, it's not a bot thing.
00:18:03 It's an incredibly obvious call out.
00:18:04 You care about something enough to put permanent ink on your body.
00:18:07 Of course, I'm just going to ask you a question. 1.00
00:18:08 They'd be retarded. 1.00
00:18:09 Yeah. 0.98
00:18:09 It's too, it's just as basic as asking what your star sign is.
00:18:12 You know, it is different.
00:18:14 Star sign has no basis in reality. 1.00
00:18:15 And it's just a stupid way to maybe start a conversation. 0.98
00:18:18 A tattoo is you've decided something is incredibly important and personal. 0.98
00:18:21 You just did something that they probably believe in.
00:18:22 You guys don't believe in astrology?
00:18:24 No, no.
00:18:25 Nice pivot, by the way.
00:18:26 But that's okay.
00:18:26 If you're too scared to talk about it, that's fine.
00:18:28 About tattoos? 0.99
00:18:29 No, about how silly you're being. 1.00
00:18:30 That somebody would ask you about a tattoo and you think it's a dumb question. 0.99
00:18:33 It's not, it's not a dumb question. 0.93
00:18:34 It's repetitive.
00:18:34 I'm tired of that same conversation over and over again. 0.99
00:18:37 But if you're on a first date with someone, how the fuck are they supposed to know 0.99
00:18:39 Yeah, wear a long sleep shirt. 0.98
00:18:40 Huh?
00:18:41 Wear a long sleep shirt.
00:18:42 Yeah, I do.
00:18:42 But I'll take off the jacket and then they see it.
00:18:44 Oh my God, what do these mean?
00:18:45 Let me feel them.
00:18:46 What's the bumps?
00:18:46 They all say the same things.
00:18:47 What is that?
00:18:47 That one's cool.
00:18:48 It's repetitive when everybody says the same thing.
00:18:50 They could be like, I like your tattoos and move on.
00:18:52 I don't need to have a conversation about them.
00:18:55 That's repetitive if every single time they just all say, oh, I like it and they move on.
00:18:59 That's better because then it's less repetition of a conversation. 0.98
00:19:01 So you don't give a fuck about it being repetitive. 0.92
00:19:03 You just want people to talk about it. 1.00
00:19:04 Well, it's, it's more of a, this is a dumb argument. 0.91
00:19:06 It's more of a time investment when I spend 10 minutes talking about the tattoos.
00:19:10 So what do you hope to get on dates or whatever?
00:19:12 If you don't want to be like asked about your like tattoos or like some of the most basic things.
00:19:15 I reframe.
00:19:15 These women are regurgitating ideas that have no clue where it came from or why they're even saying it. 1.00
00:19:19 He's not special.
00:19:20 Sneeko is striving to be a traditional man, not a new male. 0.96
00:19:23 Have her do 20 pushups because she's already acting masculine with all those arguments. 1.00
00:19:27 Imagine a world where men acted like girls. 1.00
00:19:29 Sonny says, women are being more emotional. 1.00
00:19:31 Isn't a bad thing.
00:19:32 It's also why they're better caregivers, comforters. 0.96
00:19:35 In Clash of Clans, you're not sending healers to win a base.
00:19:37 Good Clash of Clans reference.
00:19:38 20 from Redacted Ryan.
00:19:39 It's not being fragile.
00:19:40 It's a fact.
00:19:41 Women and feminine men aren't going to work the farms and machinery or build buildings. 1.00
00:19:44 Masculine men are necessary. 1.00
00:19:46 Are we currently farming?
00:19:48 Like, did I miss that?
00:19:49 Like, was there like a field outside?
00:19:51 Oh, and like, is somebody like going to come in this apartment and like start fighting us as well?
00:19:56 Like, Sneeko, are you going to protect us if that happens?
00:19:59 If someone breaks in the apartment?
00:20:00 Yeah, I'm going to have to protect you.
00:20:01 Yeah, like how often does that happen to you?
00:20:03 I mean, I'm well known.
00:20:04 It's likely that somebody will try to attack me.
00:20:07 So you're well known and it's more likely.
00:20:08 So how many times does it happen?
00:20:10 Have people tried to attack me?
00:20:11 Broken into your apartment.
00:20:12 Broken into my apartment, but being attacked in general.
00:20:14 If we're walking outside, say I'm walking you to my car and somebody comes up to us.
00:20:17 How many have you been attacked outside?
00:20:19 Several times.
00:20:20 Really?
00:20:20 Yeah.
00:20:21 I've been pressed.
00:20:22 Like, you need to be able to have some physical presence or else if you look too easy,
00:20:26 if you look robbable, you're going to get robbed.
00:20:27 If you're not on point, you act like you've never been.
00:20:30 What's funny about that?
00:20:31 There's no shot that you've been attacked multiple times.
00:20:34 That I've been attacked.
00:20:35 I've had to get in fights in public before.
00:20:38 Okay, now we're at had to get in fights.
00:20:40 What does that mean?
00:20:41 You've never had somebody come impress you on the train station or outside.
00:20:44 You've never had to shove somebody outside.
00:20:45 You've made a plan that you've been attacked multiple times in public.
00:20:48 Yeah, I've gotten in fights outside of bars.
00:20:50 I've been in fights in my pickup games.
00:20:51 You recorded one video.
00:20:51 Remember, I like you because I've seen your kind of boy.
00:20:53 You recorded one video where you faked getting in a fight and you thought it was funny that
00:20:56 people believed it even happened to you.
00:20:57 You remember that video?
00:20:58 Yeah.
00:20:59 What's that one?
00:20:59 Yeah, so why would you joke about it and be like, it's so impossible that would happen.
00:21:02 But now that you're like red-pilled out, now you're saying you get a fight.
00:21:03 The joke wasn't it was impossible that it would happen.
00:21:06 The joke was it was funny how quickly social media started celebrating it.
00:21:09 No, the joke was because you also said that people assumed it was real immediately.
00:21:12 I remember you saying this.
00:21:13 You're like, yeah, people assumed it would be like, blah, blah, blah, but it was all a joke.
00:21:16 And it was funny because also the joke-
00:21:17 What does that have to do with being attacked in public?
00:21:20 Because I don't think you have.
00:21:21 I think you're lying.
00:21:22 You don't think I've had to get in a fight outside of a bar?
00:21:25 No.
00:21:25 You don't think that I've been pressed in public?
00:21:27 No.
00:21:27 You don't think that I've had to shove away people?
00:21:29 You don't think I've had crackheads pressing you before in New York City? 0.99
00:21:31 Okay, crackheads pressing you who are fucking crazy on the street is different than somebody 0.98
00:21:35 like, that's Sneeko. 1.00
00:21:36 I'm going to go beat the shit out of you. 1.00
00:21:38 I've had people like, not because I'm Sneeko, but this happens in public when you're outside. 0.99
00:21:44 And also when you're more high profile, it's way more likely to happen when people know
00:21:47 who you are.
00:21:47 Now when I'm going to go to New York City to film a video next month, I need to have a
00:21:50 bodyguard because I'm not going to be able to protect myself.
00:21:53 I don't have my head on a swivel like that.
00:21:55 Am I going to hire-
00:21:56 The guy who works for Andrew Tate?
00:21:57 Okay.
00:21:57 He's probably looking for work right now.
00:21:58 Are you going to hire a female bodyguard or a male bodyguard? 0.99
00:22:01 Why can't you protect yourself?
00:22:03 You're a man.
00:22:03 That's your role, isn't it?
00:22:04 Because I am high profile. 1.00
00:22:05 These are stupid arguments. 1.00
00:22:06 I'm high profile. 1.00
00:22:07 I just explained why.
00:22:08 You explained to me that the masculine man is supposed to protect, but you can't even
00:22:12 protect yourself.
00:22:13 Okay.
00:22:13 That's kind of-
00:22:14 It seems to me like you're failing at your masculinity. 1.00
00:22:15 Destiny, you know that that was a stupid argument, right? 0.99
00:22:18 You know that she's not saying anything. 0.99
00:22:19 Because right now, somebody breaks in-
00:22:20 No, I'm saying you should be adhering to your gender role and protect yourself. 0.98
00:22:24 Okay.
00:22:25 And then-
00:22:25 Why don't you pay another man? 1.00
00:22:26 Isn't he utterly paying for more masculinity?
00:22:28 Yeah.
00:22:28 Yeah. 1.00
00:22:28 I got to fuck with- 1.00
00:22:29 Yeah. 1.00
00:22:29 I need a bodyguard because I am well-known and people will be able to come up to me.
00:22:32 So, if you need a bodyguard, what does your own masculinity matter?
00:22:34 You're paying somebody-
00:22:35 If you're like offshoring the masculinity anyway-
00:22:37 Well, right now, I don't-
00:22:38 There's situations when you need one and situations when you don't. 0.95
00:22:41 Why are you playing dumb to things that we all know? 0.91
00:22:44 What are we talking about? 0.98
00:22:45 The argument was, I'm a man and I need to be a provider and I need to be able to fight
00:22:50 in case somebody attacks me.
00:22:52 But now you're saying if you go to a place where you might be attacked, you're going to
00:22:54 pay another man to defend you.
00:22:55 So, then why do you need to be able to fight-
00:22:56 Okay.
00:22:56 There's situations where there's more public interaction when I'm in a subway station or
00:23:00 if I'm walking to a bar or walking into the parking garage, I'm not going to have
00:23:04 a bodyguard with me.
00:23:05 There's situations where there's more people around and you need a bodyguard.
00:23:08 How high profile I do.
00:23:11 He's getting like hunted down on-
00:23:12 Like, if you go outside, how many people are like going up to you asking for your 0.97
00:23:16 autograph and like just clamoring to get to you to start a punch in the face?
00:23:19 Like, how well-known are you? 0.91
00:23:21 I mean, every time I go outside, people will recognize me.
00:23:24 How many people?
00:23:25 Give a number.
00:23:26 If you go outside-
00:23:26 What's the point of this question?
00:23:28 Because I'm trying to figure out how like your visibility, how high profile you are.
00:23:32 Because if I'm in the presence of like a famous celebrity, right?
00:23:36 Okay.
00:23:36 What's the-
00:23:37 Are we arguing about how famous I am or like do you want to talk about Blue Pill?
00:23:40 Well, I just want to know how high profile you are.
00:23:43 Like, if we went out-
00:23:44 Chad, do you see that this argument is not really about anything Blue Pill Red Bull?
00:23:47 It's not an argument, it's a question.
00:23:48 It's women who are getting triggered about somebody who's trying to advocate towards masculinity. 1.00
00:23:52 So all the stuff you're saying like, are you actually a masculine man?
00:23:55 Are you actually famous?
00:23:57 What do you mean you're masculine?
00:23:59 That's not very bodyguard.
00:24:00 You see the words they're saying?
00:24:01 She's so cute.
00:24:02 He's so cute.
00:24:03 You're trying to just bring it down.
00:24:04 This is not even an argument about like how much you trust the government or how much-
00:24:08 Mock me more, mock me more, do the voice or whatever.
00:24:10 That definitely demonstrates you're not super emotional right now and just triggered by
00:24:12 some questions.
00:24:13 No, he's being very calm and logical, don't you see?
00:24:15 Yeah, see, we're not arguing anything right now.
00:24:17 You just want to-
00:24:18 We're not, I just want to ask the question.
00:24:20 I just want to know how high profile you are.
00:24:22 That's a pointless question.
00:24:24 You seemed really proud of it a few, just a little bit ago.
00:24:27 Yeah, okay.
00:24:28 It's not about being proud.
00:24:29 It's just being realistic about my presence in the world and what I should be doing when I
00:24:32 walk around.
00:24:34 It's not to try to have an ego battle with you.
00:24:36 Modern feminists are very egotistical about stuff like this. 1.00
00:24:39 It's like, oh, you think you're stronger than me?
00:24:40 You think you're more logical than me?
00:24:42 You think you're more famous than me?
00:24:43 I mean, you said men are stronger than me.
00:24:44 It's not really, I know, because I am.
00:24:47 No, because I am, but you don't need to get offended the fact that I'm stronger than
00:24:50 you.
00:24:51 But I'm not offended.
00:24:51 No, I know, but you don't need to get offended.
00:24:52 Are you thinking I'm offended right now?
00:24:53 I mean, yeah, by what you're talking about, you're like, you think you're more famous
00:24:56 than me?
00:24:57 It's like, this is a non-argument.
00:24:58 I never said I was famous.
00:25:00 I never said I was famous.
00:25:01 But why, so why are you asking this question?
00:25:04 Because you said you're high profile and I just want to know, like, just how famous
00:25:07 you are.
00:25:07 I told you, like, every time I walk outside, I get recognized.
00:25:11 So it's smart for me to have a bodyguard.
00:25:14 So why don't you have one already?
00:25:16 Because, I mean, I haven't had any bad interactions so far.
00:25:20 I've been okay.
00:25:20 Maybe you're not that eye visible then?
00:25:22 Or how, I'm kind of confused because earlier you were talking about being attacked and stuff
00:25:26 and like...
00:25:27 Yeah, you said you were so high profile that if you didn't have a bodyguard, you were at
00:25:30 risk for physically being assaulted.
00:25:32 When I'm making an interview video in the train stations of New York City, yes, I need
00:25:36 a bodyguard.
00:25:37 Okay.
00:25:38 Because there's more people.
00:25:39 Is this the argument you wanted to have?
00:25:41 No.
00:25:41 How many people...
00:25:42 No. 1.00
00:25:42 What the fuck are y'all talking about, bro? 1.00
00:25:44 The argument I... 0.99
00:25:45 Thank you.
00:25:45 Remain stoic, Sneeko. 1.00
00:25:46 Also, we know every masculine man should be capable of violence.
00:25:48 We all know this, but this is just like, Lesnny is coping so hard. 0.78
00:25:51 This woman's arguments are so pointless. 1.00
00:25:52 Destiny's literally scrolling on Reddit. 0.85
00:25:54 You don't go outside.
00:25:55 That's why you don't know what Sneeko's saying.
00:25:57 So insulting someone on the stream is supposed to be blue pill.
00:26:00 Yeah. 1.00
00:26:00 You are these dumb, frumpy bitches here to get clout. 1.00
00:26:02 Yeah. 1.00
00:26:02 I mean, okay.
00:26:04 Yeah.
00:26:04 I don't know what this argument is about.
00:26:05 It just seemed like they're trying to press me because they get triggered by my videos.
00:26:10 There's a socialized effort in deliberate behavioral modification of a man's natural
00:26:13 drive to better fit the female imperative. 1.00
00:26:15 Yes.
00:26:15 I don't want you to feel like I'm attacking you.
00:26:18 Well, I was trying to point out...
00:26:20 Do you see these tactics, Chad?
00:26:21 You see...
00:26:21 I don't want you to...
00:26:22 You see how they're trying to make this into a feminine thing? 1.00
00:26:24 What do you want to actually argue about?
00:26:26 This is pointless, for real.
00:26:28 Well, I wanted to argue about gender.
00:26:29 And that's why I brought up the whole masculinity thing.
00:26:31 Okay.
00:26:31 What do you disagree with me on if you want to argue about gender?
00:26:35 Well, we were talking about how men are more logical than women. 0.92
00:26:38 But you really haven't been able to prove any of that to me.
00:26:41 You just say it is without actually giving me a logical line of reasoning.
00:26:45 I told you that you bleed for a week every month, and that makes you more hormonal than men.
00:26:49 And I said that men go through, like, fluctuations in their hormones.
00:26:52 You brought up testosterone.
00:26:53 You said roid rage.
00:26:54 That's not...
00:26:54 So you might have an explanation that, like, women have menstrual cycles, 0.99
00:26:57 and, like, that's supposed to do the heavy lifting for your argument?
00:27:01 Yeah.
00:27:01 Like, what am I supposed to take away from that?
00:27:03 That you are emotional more than a man for once a week of every single month.
00:27:07 But that's not necessarily true, right?
00:27:09 Like, all you're saying is, like, the hormone fluctuations make you hormonal or make you, like, more emotional.
00:27:14 But here I'm seeing, like, hey, men also go through hormonal changes throughout the month.
00:27:19 So how does that not make you more emotional than women? 1.00
00:27:22 It just seems like there's no real line of reasoning.
00:27:26 You're just saying hormonal changes.
00:27:27 But yet when it comes to men, like, suddenly we're going to ignore that.
00:27:30 We're going to ignore that men also go through hormonal changes.
00:27:33 Your example was roid rage, not anything natural about being a man.
00:27:37 That was my example.
00:27:38 And even then, a man, even if that does happen, a man, and everybody watching this,
00:27:42 we're supposed to be stoic and we're supposed to push that emotion to the side.
00:27:45 Women aren't expected to have that same emotional maturity to be able to be rational in situations that are dangerous. 0.98
00:27:51 Men, you're expected to be calm, level-headed, and be able to handle it.
00:27:55 If you start acting emotional, then they call you childish.
00:27:57 But a woman can start to freak out and cry, and then that's expected of her. 1.00
00:28:00 We have different expectations.
00:28:02 So you've never cried before in your life?
00:28:04 No, I've never cried before.
00:28:05 No.
00:28:06 What?
00:28:07 Do you think that's healthy?
00:28:10 Uh, sure.
00:28:11 I mean, it's better than crying all the time.
00:28:13 You get more done.
00:28:14 No, not all the time, but just like...
00:28:15 Do you think women cry all the time? 1.00
00:28:16 Hmm?
00:28:16 Do you think women cry all the time? 1.00
00:28:18 I think you cry quite a bit.
00:28:20 I bet you cry three times a week.
00:28:23 Jesus Christ.
00:28:24 Okay.
00:28:25 It's way more than that.
00:28:27 I would put you at about, like, 10, 20 times anywhere from there.
00:28:30 No, I'm actually crying every single moment.
00:28:33 Like, I'm crying right now.
00:28:34 You just can't see it because it's, like, internal, obviously.
00:28:37 It's my hormones.
00:28:38 So if women are, like, particularly emotional on their periods, like, what are some things
00:28:42 that I can...
00:28:42 Like, can you tell when a woman's on her period? 0.97
00:28:47 Right now?
00:28:50 Like, right now.
00:28:51 No, I'm asking you if you can tell if, like, a woman's on her period. 0.59
00:28:53 I mean, you can use us as examples if you need to.
00:28:55 I thought you were bleeding right now.
00:28:57 Really?
00:28:57 Yeah.
00:28:59 How come?
00:28:59 What am I doing that's, like, super emotional that you just can't handle?
00:29:02 The passive-aggressive cattiness and, like, the...
00:29:05 I mean, are you like that?
00:29:06 Are you this?
00:29:07 Like, that's kind of a period.
00:29:09 You're like, oh, really?
00:29:11 Like, do you feel that way?
00:29:12 Like, that reminds me of a period behavior.
00:29:16 So, like, ideally, like, how would women behave? 1.00
00:29:18 How would we behave that would not get, like, us any criticism from you?
00:29:22 No, it's not criticism.
00:29:22 That's just how you are.
00:29:23 No, like, direct us.
00:29:24 Like, how would you want us to behave so we can, like, embody, like, the ideal, like,
00:29:28 feminine characteristics that a woman should embody? 1.00
00:29:30 See, that's the problem.
00:29:31 Being emotional and being hormonal and being catty and passive-aggressive is your nature.
00:29:36 That's just how you are.
00:29:37 I'm not telling you to change.
00:29:39 That whole, like, I'm not telling you to change.
00:29:40 Like, you don't think that's a bit passive-aggressive yourself?
00:29:42 No, I'm genuine.
00:29:43 This is how you are.
00:29:44 And instead of trying to fight it and argue with me and talk about masculinity and femininity,
00:29:48 just accept that you are more emotional.
00:29:50 You are going to be catty and passive-aggressive.
00:29:51 That's the way it is.
00:29:52 Men are expected to be stoic and expected to not be emotional.
00:29:55 If we are, then we get criticized.
00:29:58 We get laughed at.
00:29:58 And then even then, the tactics that you're doing, like, oh, is that how you feel? 0.98
00:30:02 Like, you're trying to be, like, are you gay? 0.99
00:30:04 It's the same thing.
00:30:06 So, we're not supposed to do that.
00:30:07 Women, you can be that way. 1.00
00:30:09 And it's just suspected.
00:30:09 But men, you're not supposed to. 0.93
00:30:11 You're supposed to bob and weave all of that.
00:30:14 Thank you for the five scoops session.
00:30:16 Yo, Sneeko, this is a very normie conversation.
00:30:17 Also, in a high-stress situation, women will always freeze their flight instead of fight. 1.00
00:30:21 The only times these are different is when there's a child involved.
00:30:23 Yeah.
00:30:25 Are you a father?
00:30:26 No.
00:30:27 Do you want to be?
00:30:28 Of course.
00:30:29 Do you want to be married and stuff like that?
00:30:31 Yeah.
00:30:31 How old are you?
00:30:32 I'm 24.
00:30:35 Like, by when do you want to be, like, married, have a kid, and stuff like that?
00:30:37 I mean, I thought when I was 25, but I want to keep making more money, and I want to be completely self-governing before I start thinking about having a family.
00:30:46 Sego, the men who end up with these women will have to negotiate genuine desire with them.
00:30:49 No man of value is going to take them seriously.
00:30:51 Only a faithful beta, says Iron Frame.
00:30:53 Well, yeah.
00:30:53 I mean, they want a guy who doesn't embrace their masculinity.
00:30:55 They want somebody with a fluid idea of gender, somebody who's like, gender doesn't matter.
00:31:00 You're not supposed to embrace that.
00:31:01 And it is what it is.
00:31:03 Thank you for the five.
00:31:03 Destiny, you don't know anything.
00:31:04 First off, Romanian laws are different compared to the U.S.
00:31:06 You can Google it like a big boy.
00:31:07 They're allowed to hold you as long as they want during investigation.
00:31:10 Really?
00:31:11 They're allowed to hold you as long as they want?
00:31:13 Google it.
00:31:14 I don't need to Google it. 1.00
00:31:15 That's fucking retarded. 1.00
00:31:16 You can't be indefinitely detained in a first world country prison for as long as they want. 1.00
00:31:20 There's going to be rules and regulations related to it.
00:31:22 How much time do you spend talking about Andrew Tate on your stream?
00:31:28 Recently, since we're locked up, I talk about him probably like 20 minutes every stream.
00:31:32 I shoot him every day.
00:31:33 How long do you stream? 0.99
00:31:34 Five hours a day.
00:31:36 Just 20 minutes.
00:31:37 Are you sure?
00:31:38 Yeah, around like 20 minutes recently.
00:31:41 The Bible says in the end times, there will be new world order and the government will push the mark of the beast.
00:31:45 Do you believe in that?
00:31:46 They don't believe in God.
00:31:48 I didn't say that.
00:31:49 You said you're agnostic, so.
00:31:50 Yeah, there's a difference.
00:31:51 Do you know what agnosticism is?
00:31:53 Yes, I'm aware.
00:31:54 What is it?
00:31:55 Because I don't know what it is, so could you explain it to me?
00:31:58 Okay, I don't.
00:31:59 These questions are annoying me.
00:32:02 Agnostic is maybe. 0.78
00:32:03 Like, you're trying to do the thing.
00:32:04 It's just.
00:32:04 Can we argue about something instead of.
00:32:06 I think that's not what agnosticism is.
00:32:07 It's just the acknowledgement that there may or may not be done.
00:32:09 Yeah, it's the maybe.
00:32:10 We know what that means. 1.00
00:32:11 It's like, you're like, are you dumb? 1.00
00:32:12 This is. 1.00
00:32:13 I don't think you're dumb. 0.99
00:32:15 Okay. 0.99
00:32:15 So, if you don't think I'm dumb and you think Destiny failed at blue pilling me, what did
00:32:19 you want to talk about?
00:32:20 You haven't really brought up anything that's reconsidered.
00:32:22 If he failed at blue pilling me, you guys are doing a worse job, bro.
00:32:25 You're making me want to do those 20 push-ups that you might have talked about earlier. 1.00
00:32:29 You're making me want to go eat a steak and smoke a cigar and do toxic masculinity shit. 1.00
00:32:32 I want to go shoot a gun in the field. 1.00
00:32:34 This shit sucks. 1.00
00:32:35 I hate this. 1.00
00:32:35 Like, bro, this conversation is like, fuck. 1.00
00:32:38 I don't like being here. 0.99
00:32:39 It's good for streaming, but like, I would never be around this like freely.
00:32:43 I wouldn't spend time with women like this. 1.00
00:32:45 I wouldn't want to go on a date like this.
00:32:47 I would not spend time with you if I wasn't making content out of this.
00:32:50 So, you wanted to blue pill me.
00:32:52 What do you have to say besides these questions?
00:32:53 I want to have a conversation about gender and you keep just saying this is, it's just
00:32:57 how it is.
00:32:57 So, what conversation do you want to have?
00:32:59 Because I keep trying to ask you like questions about like women being emotional, like where's 0.91
00:33:03 your line of logic?
00:33:04 And your line of logic is none.
00:33:06 It's literally, this is just how it is.
00:33:08 Women are just more emotional. 1.00
00:33:09 That's just how it be.
00:33:11 And it doesn't really, you're not really explaining anything other than I think this is how it
00:33:15 is.
00:33:15 So, it must be that way.
00:33:17 And to me, that seems illogical.
00:33:19 Okay.
00:33:20 Thanks for the five.
00:33:21 Since Destiny's attempting to trap you to ask him why he manipulated Anna for sex, where
00:33:25 is the study that justifies that?
00:33:27 I don't know what he's talking about.
00:33:29 W, Anna's in the chat.
00:33:31 W, Anna's in the chat, guys. 0.99
00:33:33 You get falsely accused of some shit? 0.99
00:33:37 What? 0.99
00:33:37 No, no, it's not false.
00:33:38 That's a complicated, complicated reveal.
00:33:41 Young Kel says, ask them what they would change if they were president.
00:33:43 That's a good question.
00:33:44 What would you change if you were president?
00:33:46 If I was president?
00:33:47 President.
00:33:47 President?
00:33:48 I'd probably focus on universal health care.
00:33:53 Well, obviously, you can't just do this being the president, right?
00:33:56 Like, not alone.
00:33:57 But assuming that the question is asking, I had a bunch of political power and I could
00:34:01 actually sway the courts and, like, the legislative brand to do what I want.
00:34:05 Then I'd probably focus on universal health care, restructuring our justice system, and free
00:34:12 universal college. 0.99
00:34:14 Okay, a bunch of free shit? 1.00
00:34:16 Handouts? 0.99
00:34:16 It's not really handouts.
00:34:18 We're already paying with most of this stuff with our taxes.
00:34:20 I just want our taxes to be used.
00:34:22 If you were president, what would you change?
00:34:23 What would be, like, your first priority?
00:34:25 My first priority if I was president?
00:34:27 Yeah.
00:34:27 I would try actively to make God more president in the country.
00:34:32 I'm not sure what policy that would be, but I would attach all my policies to God.
00:34:37 So you want to live in, like, a theocracy?
00:34:38 I think countries better run like that.
00:34:42 I don't know if I want to live in a theocracy forever, and I do believe in some separation
00:34:45 of church and state, but I think we need to have some God back in the West because things
00:34:49 are becoming...
00:34:49 Then you don't really believe in separation of church and state if you want to...
00:34:52 No, we should separate church and state, but my policies would be traced to the...
00:34:55 I wouldn't enforce anybody to believe in anything they don't want to believe in, but
00:34:58 I would try to leave my policies based on what God would want me to do.
00:35:01 I think we need more God in the country.
00:35:03 It's already 2v1, but you realize that, like, if you had asked her a question and she was 0.96
00:35:15 like, I want to make people happy, you would have roasted the fuck out of her for not giving 1.00
00:35:18 a specific answer, but she rattled off, like, three policies, and then when you were asked
00:35:21 the same question, you're like, I want...
00:35:22 Okay, you want actual policies?
00:35:23 That was my general idea, so actual policies, here we go.
00:35:26 If you're a president, how do you make...
00:35:27 You want me to be specific?
00:35:28 Yeah.
00:35:28 Okay, I would ban porn.
00:35:29 Number one, that'd be my first thing, is banning porn.
00:35:32 Jesus.
00:35:32 All right.
00:35:33 I would...
00:35:34 So you violate the First Amendment, okay.
00:35:36 No, porn is not free speech.
00:35:38 Porn is not speech.
00:35:39 Whatever.
00:35:40 You don't think pornography, like, falls under freedom of expression?
00:35:43 No.
00:35:44 Absolutely not.
00:35:45 You think the government should arrest people just for filming people for having sex and
00:35:48 putting it online?
00:35:49 Yes.
00:35:50 I think it should not be allowed.
00:35:51 You should be fined, maybe not arrested, but you should be seriously fined, and we should
00:35:54 actively...
00:35:55 I would also ban TikTok.
00:35:58 Jesus.
00:35:59 And I would stop.
00:36:01 Instagram is okay. 1.00
00:36:03 What about girls that post fucking pictures? 1.00
00:36:05 Thirst traps? 1.00
00:36:05 Come on. 0.99
00:36:05 Well, now they're allowed, you could post your nipples on Instagram if you're a they-them. 1.00
00:36:09 If you're non-binary, if you're one of you, if you're a she-they, you could post your 1.00
00:36:12 nips because you don't. 1.00
00:36:13 And I would get rid of that policy.
00:36:14 And also, I would stop funding Ukraine.
00:36:16 That'd be my third policy.
00:36:17 Thank you, Jeremy, because we have nothing to do with that, so America needs to stop getting
00:36:21 involved.
00:36:22 We need to put America first.
00:36:24 Thank you, 20 Jeremy. 0.99
00:36:24 Sneeko, these two whores are more proof the West has done. 1.00
00:36:26 Join us in the UAE. 1.00
00:36:28 Our women are feminine, God-fearing, and most important, loving mothers.
00:36:30 That's why I want to get enough money.
00:36:32 The Deuce Go says, ask them to define masculinity and femininity and give them examples.
00:36:34 Everything they name will have overlaps.
00:36:36 The point of masculinity and femininity is not that there are no overlaps, but inclinations.
00:36:40 Yeah.
00:36:40 What's your she-they? 1.00
00:36:42 What's your definitions of masculinity and femininity?
00:36:44 Every time somebody tries to make me define that, I end up falling apart because I can't
00:36:48 really define it.
00:36:49 That's why I'm she-they because I think these hardcore distinctions are really arbitrary
00:36:54 most of the time.
00:36:56 That's why I think it's useless.
00:36:59 If I think a woman can be strong and protectable, I don't understand why I have to box that into 1.00
00:37:04 the masculinity box.
00:37:06 Just let people do what makes them happy.
00:37:10 Yeah, I wouldn't name a thing to delineate between masculine and feminine.
00:37:14 I could name a bunch of human characteristics that I think are positive for everybody to
00:37:18 embody that to transcend gender, but I'm not really interested in trying to make prescriptions
00:37:23 or even describe the way and stereotype people based off of their gender.
00:37:28 You think you'd be a good mother?
00:37:30 Yeah, I think so.
00:37:31 I think so.
00:37:31 But I'm not interested in being a mom.
00:37:33 You don't want to be a mom? 1.00
00:37:34 No.
00:37:35 Why?
00:37:36 Because I don't want children.
00:37:38 I don't like mom!
00:37:39 Why don't you want to have children? 1.00
00:37:42 I mean, like I've never been given like a compelling reason to have children.
00:37:45 I just am more interested in like focusing on my career.
00:37:48 I can't really structure my life around a child.
00:37:50 Children require like a lot of care.
00:37:52 I love other people's children.
00:37:55 I'm very fond of kids.
00:37:55 I babysit kids.
00:37:57 But I would think I would be more happy as like an aunt or something like that.
00:38:00 I don't want to be solely responsible for like a child myself or with a partner or anything
00:38:04 like that.
00:38:06 Are you okay dying alone?
00:38:08 Sure.
00:38:10 You mean like him?
00:38:11 I'm not like mom! 1.00
00:38:12 No, he died with a bad Spanish garbage. 1.00
00:38:14 Right now, Simon. 1.00
00:38:15 He died with a baddie right now, Simon.
00:38:17 Single.
00:38:18 I don't think he was single.
00:38:19 He was with that Spanish girl.
00:38:20 Redacted Ryan says,
00:38:21 Single.
00:38:21 I would reform the education system.
00:38:23 That way we don't end up with more women like these two and men like Destiny.
00:38:28 McCullough Scream says,
00:38:29 Why didn't you read my other dono about you thinking you're special because you're outside
00:38:32 of the matrix?
00:38:32 You just want to feel smarter than others. 1.00
00:38:34 Damn. 0.99
00:38:35 No, actually, I don't really think I'm smarter than others. 0.99
00:38:37 I think I'm like average intelligence,
00:38:38 but I just don't think that I'm brainwashed by a lot of the media and a lot of what we are fed.
00:38:42 Did you used to be brainwashed?
00:38:44 Yeah, of course.
00:38:44 I grew up like in a liberal environment.
00:38:47 And part of the reason why,
00:38:48 like I yell about this and I'm passionate about this and why it's the whole
00:38:50 philosophy of my,
00:38:53 no, it's the whole philosophy of my stream.
00:38:54 You see what you're trying to do?
00:38:55 Why do you want to make me feminine?
00:38:58 What?
00:38:58 I mean, what's wrong with being feminine? 1.00
00:39:00 Because I'm a man.
00:39:01 I don't want to be,
00:39:01 I clearly don't want to be feminine. 0.99
00:39:03 So why would you,
00:39:04 where am I acting like it?
00:39:06 You said that you yell and you're passionate about this stuff on stream.
00:39:08 And I'm saying that's pretty emotional.
00:39:10 Yeah.
00:39:10 Entertainment.
00:39:11 Okay.
00:39:11 Entertainment get me emotional.
00:39:12 Sure.
00:39:13 Right.
00:39:14 Sure.
00:39:15 So on a stream,
00:39:17 entertaining and emotional.
00:39:18 But the reason that I talk about this all the time is because
00:39:20 I grew up in that environment and I was fed a lot of lies from,
00:39:24 from birth.
00:39:25 Like they told me I had ADHD.
00:39:26 A lot of people around me thought they were pansexual and she days and they, 0.98
00:39:29 thems.
00:39:30 A lot of people around me were believed in Biden or they just vote completely
00:39:33 Democrat without even knowing who the people were.
00:39:35 Supporting Ukraine.
00:39:36 Supporting Ukraine.
00:39:37 Big one.
00:39:37 Yeah.
00:39:38 They just believe in like 15 vaxes.
00:39:40 Yeah.
00:39:41 Even though they're getting myocarditis and I guarantee both of you are
00:39:43 vaccinated.
00:39:45 Probably boosted up too,
00:39:46 just based off everything you believe in.
00:39:47 You don't want to have kids, 0.90
00:39:48 but you want to get a booster shot.
00:39:49 It's just like that type of brainwashing is everything.
00:39:51 Where's the contradiction there?
00:39:53 You're not vaccinated?
00:39:54 No,
00:39:54 no,
00:39:54 no.
00:39:55 You are.
00:39:55 You're definitely vaccinated.
00:39:56 What is me like not wanting to have kids have to do with my
00:39:58 vaccination?
00:39:59 Because people like you,
00:39:59 the girl boss Queens who don't want to have children, 1.00
00:40:01 who don't believe in masculinity and femininity.
00:40:03 It's because they are all brainwashed to believe this.
00:40:05 Like I knew you were boosted before you said that because of everything
00:40:07 else you believe in,
00:40:08 because.
00:40:09 You know,
00:40:09 it's easy to say the same about you,
00:40:10 like based on like three sentences,
00:40:11 you can guess like almost every single political position you have that you think the
00:40:15 Holocaust numbers would suspect. 0.53
00:40:16 You wouldn't support the war in Ukraine.
00:40:17 You probably don't support any foreign intervention at all.
00:40:18 You probably want to abolish the fed.
00:40:20 You probably think cryptocurrency is the future.
00:40:21 You probably think Donald Trump would be a better president than Biden.
00:40:24 You probably will never get another vaccine in your life.
00:40:26 You probably think big pharma is out to get you.
00:40:28 Like I can probably rattle off like 50 things you believe based on like two sentences.
00:40:30 The difference is all those things are true.
00:40:33 You know,
00:40:34 that's what everybody,
00:40:34 you're laughing.
00:40:35 Come on.
00:40:35 You know,
00:40:35 thank you for the chat on frame.
00:40:37 Here's a question that maybe we'll make these ladies think. 1.00
00:40:39 Why do you think women are the most, 1.00
00:40:40 are the unhappiest they've ever been on record?
00:40:42 I can answer the question.
00:40:43 Women are all on antidepressants and stuff like that because they're not having children. 1.00
00:40:47 Because having family around us,
00:40:49 having family values,
00:40:50 believing in God,
00:40:50 that's what makes us happy.
00:40:52 A family is necessary for us to be happy.
00:40:54 Like having children.
00:40:55 So what do you say to women who are like in front of them? 0.62
00:40:56 Wait,
00:40:56 so are you not happy right now because you don't have a family?
00:40:59 I'm not completely fulfilled until I have a family.
00:41:01 But I haven't determined.
00:41:02 I'm saying I want to.
00:41:03 I'm working towards becoming the best father I can be.
00:41:05 Obviously,
00:41:06 you're saying that I get emotional on stream.
00:41:07 I'm working on that.
00:41:08 I'm working every single day to be the best person I could possibly be.
00:41:11 Girls like you, 1.00
00:41:12 you're my age.
00:41:12 You've already given up.
00:41:13 You said,
00:41:13 I don't want to have kids.
00:41:14 I'd rather not even.
00:41:15 I never said that.
00:41:15 I like babysitting.
00:41:16 Well,
00:41:16 she said that.
00:41:17 Black lipstick.
00:41:18 So,
00:41:18 I mean,
00:41:18 this is what I'm saying.
00:41:19 Like this,
00:41:20 because what makes us happiest is having children,
00:41:22 is having a family.
00:41:23 And so this is why antidepressants are,
00:41:25 are on the rise right now.
00:41:26 And I would,
00:41:27 you know,
00:41:27 there's a likelihood that you're on it.
00:41:29 Say What's Real says,
00:41:30 you should have asked if she wants to be a thotter or a thad. 1.00
00:41:33 I don't know what that means.
00:41:34 How old is Andrew Tate?
00:41:35 He's 36.
00:41:36 Does he have kids?
00:41:37 He does.
00:41:38 Really?
00:41:39 It's not terrible.
00:41:40 Is it true?
00:41:41 He does have kids.
00:41:42 Is he a good father to them?
00:41:44 From jail?
00:41:46 That's funny that a guy's locked up and can't be around his kids. 0.99
00:41:50 That's a fucked up thing to laugh about. 1.00
00:41:52 It is fucked up. 1.00
00:41:52 I'm so sorry to Andrew Tate. 0.97
00:41:54 My apologies,
00:41:54 Andrew.
00:41:55 I would never joke about something like that.
00:41:57 It is very serious.
00:42:00 That's why it was one of your policies that you want to do police.
00:42:03 Yeah,
00:42:03 prison reform,
00:42:04 right?
00:42:08 So if you think that like having children is like an integral part of like being a woman,
00:42:11 what do you say to like infertile women? 1.00
00:42:13 The exception is not the rule.
00:42:14 I mean,
00:42:14 maybe they should adopt.
00:42:15 I'm not saying it's the rule,
00:42:16 but I'm saying to the edge cases,
00:42:17 like what do you say to those women? 1.00
00:42:18 Do you think their lives are unfulfilling?
00:42:20 They are going to be less fulfilled.
00:42:21 Yeah.
00:42:22 Yeah.
00:42:22 Maybe they should.
00:42:23 Even if they adopt?
00:42:24 If they adopt, 0.74
00:42:24 they of course will be better,
00:42:25 but it's better to have your own children.
00:42:27 So,
00:42:27 I mean,
00:42:27 it's the same thing.
00:42:28 It's like,
00:42:28 what would you say to crippled people? 0.99
00:42:29 Like,
00:42:30 I don't know.
00:42:30 Sorry,
00:42:30 you can't walk. 0.99
00:42:31 It sucks. 0.63
00:42:32 The exception is not the rule. 0.99
00:42:33 It's dumb to bring that up as an argument.
00:42:34 I thought you were a good debater. 0.97
00:42:35 This is like mid stuff you're bringing up.
00:42:37 Correct.
00:42:38 The answer is they've been lied to that a career and being submission to a boss will be more
00:42:40 fulfilling than being a loving and nurturing mother.
00:42:43 Yeah.
00:42:43 A lot of the characteristics of what the modern woman talks about,
00:42:46 the Western woman is being a girl boss, 1.00
00:42:48 being a CEO,
00:42:49 doing all the things that men want to be.
00:42:50 And that's why they actively hate people who are advocating towards masculinity because
00:42:53 modern feminism has told these women that they need to become men. 0.86
00:42:57 It's not about equality.
00:42:58 It's about the jealousy of male power because you think that to be happy,
00:43:02 you have to be like as smart,
00:43:03 as logical,
00:43:04 as strong as a man,
00:43:05 but that's not okay.
00:43:06 We need to have a balance.
00:43:07 And part of the reason is because we have more betas.
00:43:09 We have more sword boys.
00:43:09 We have more like these type of men.
00:43:12 And so guys are confused,
00:43:13 but the balance is there.
00:43:14 I'm not saying that men are more important than a woman.
00:43:16 That's not what I'm saying at all.
00:43:18 I think that we're equally important.
00:43:19 We just have our specific roles and we need to play them.
00:43:21 Women like you need to stop trying to be men. 1.00
00:43:23 I just,
00:43:23 I think it's interesting whenever people say things like this,
00:43:26 because whenever I ask them why they think that way,
00:43:28 there's no underlying logic.
00:43:30 Because women are, 1.00
00:43:31 are unhappier than they've ever been.
00:43:34 Antidepressants are skyrocketing.
00:43:35 Same thing with men.
00:43:36 Of course I am saying about that.
00:43:37 That's,
00:43:37 that's why we're unhappy.
00:43:38 I'm not saying that men are better than women.
00:43:39 It's not,
00:43:40 it's an argument for about the future of humanity.
00:43:42 But what I think is probably more likely is that people for a very long time have been
00:43:47 unhappy.
00:43:48 And it's only recently that we've actually started to talk about it as a society,
00:43:52 instead of like drowning in alcoholism or drowning in like Xanax,
00:43:56 basically.
00:43:57 Like,
00:43:57 do you think 50s housewives were happy? 1.00
00:43:59 Like they were like high off their fucking minds. 0.99
00:44:03 Like this is not new behavior. 0.99
00:44:06 The only thing that is new now is that we actually are taking psychology seriously.
00:44:10 Instead of just telling people like to shut up about it.
00:44:13 Like this is just life.
00:44:14 We actually think,
00:44:15 Hey,
00:44:15 we can change it.
00:44:16 Like we shouldn't just pretend that this is all okay.
00:44:19 You're in therapy,
00:44:19 right?
00:44:19 Right now.
00:44:21 Yes.
00:44:21 Yeah.
00:44:22 I'm not on an antidepressant cell.
00:44:23 So I think it's interesting to assume that.
00:44:25 Yeah.
00:44:25 I didn't say,
00:44:26 I didn't say you're on antidepressant cell.
00:44:26 I think you are.
00:44:27 Yeah.
00:44:28 Yeah.
00:44:28 What?
00:44:30 Everything you're talking about.
00:44:31 I would put a,
00:44:32 put a guess.
00:44:32 But yeah,
00:44:33 I can hear therapy.
00:44:34 You're probably both in therapy.
00:44:35 No,
00:44:35 I'm not in therapy.
00:44:36 Why are they so pessimistic?
00:44:38 No,
00:44:39 it's just,
00:44:40 it's predictable.
00:44:40 I'm not on antidepressants either.
00:44:42 Yeah.
00:44:43 Why are they so pessimistic?
00:44:43 Gostick.
00:44:44 What is the reason that you exist?
00:44:45 Why do you wake up in the morning?
00:44:46 Yeah.
00:44:47 What?
00:44:49 There's so many questions coming in.
00:44:50 Destiny's whole ideology is rationalizing the system.
00:44:52 No original opinions only to gaslight outside thinkers.
00:44:55 I feel like you're the pessimistic one because you have this very rigid.
00:44:58 I'm extremely optimistic.
00:45:00 I'm extremely optimistic.
00:45:01 I'm very,
00:45:02 I love life.
00:45:03 And I think having a family makes,
00:45:04 I think I encourage everybody watching this stream to have a lot of children.
00:45:08 And I want to have the best life possible.
00:45:10 And I hope that everybody here.
00:45:12 You think men sitting about at their computer, 0.98
00:45:14 watching your live stream is like helping contribute to them becoming like
00:45:17 advancing their goals of like,
00:45:18 well,
00:45:18 usually when you guys aren't in here,
00:45:19 we have a very energetic stream where we laugh a lot.
00:45:22 We're doing pushups.
00:45:23 We're yelling at each other.
00:45:24 We're cracking jokes.
00:45:24 And I stream at night on stream every single day.
00:45:26 I tell people not to be chronically online and tell them to go outside.
00:45:29 And also I don't play video games and stuff like that.
00:45:31 I'm just here talking to my chat because I like that for the,
00:45:34 a lot of them watching the gym.
00:45:35 I encourage people to go and live life.
00:45:38 I don't want to be chronically online playing video games for 12 hours a day.
00:45:40 I don't think that makes them happy.
00:45:42 He's calling him out,
00:45:43 Steven.
00:45:43 No,
00:45:43 I am a little bit.
00:45:44 Like,
00:45:44 I don't think men are supposed to be like playing video games 12 hours a day.
00:45:47 I just don't,
00:45:48 they should go accomplish and they should go beat the game of life.
00:45:51 How do you explain why he plays so many video games that he's married?
00:45:54 I mean,
00:45:55 his marriage is different than most.
00:45:56 And I wanted to bring up this example because someone in the chat asked you like,
00:45:59 what's,
00:46:00 why do you get up every day?
00:46:00 What's the meaning of life?
00:46:01 I tweeted something and I don't remember,
00:46:04 but,
00:46:04 um,
00:46:04 destiny's wife replied to the tweet.
00:46:05 She said,
00:46:06 uh,
00:46:07 um,
00:46:08 I don't know.
00:46:08 I think I said something about God.
00:46:10 And she said,
00:46:10 um, 0.93
00:46:11 my life stands for sex, 0.99
00:46:13 drugs, 0.96
00:46:13 and travel.
00:46:14 And then I asked him like,
00:46:15 can I reply Haram?
00:46:16 Because it was very surprising to me.
00:46:18 That's not what I,
00:46:19 I mean,
00:46:19 I'm not going to try to be disrespectful,
00:46:21 but I don't want my wife to,
00:46:23 to think that her life stands for sex, 0.70
00:46:25 drugs,
00:46:26 and travel.
00:46:26 I would like my wife to think that she stands for nurturing the children that we have
00:46:30 together or having a good home or like having a garden,
00:46:32 just doing living life.
00:46:33 Not I,
00:46:35 that's the opposite of how I want my family to run.
00:46:37 You know,
00:46:38 we have,
00:46:38 we have different life philosophies and that's why I like having them on.
00:46:40 Cause we can,
00:46:40 we can disagree,
00:46:41 but yeah.
00:46:43 So you can agree that other people have different things that make them happy.
00:46:47 Of course,
00:46:47 of course.
00:46:48 But I,
00:46:48 I think that that ideology,
00:46:50 the blue pill ideology makes people more unhappy because people on your side,
00:46:53 they end up on antidepressants more often.
00:46:54 They end up in therapy.
00:46:55 They are constantly talking and classifying themselves and trying to become special in
00:46:58 different ways.
00:46:59 They're always trying to,
00:47:00 because they don't believe that they think you think that you're on the left.
00:47:04 No,
00:47:04 right.
00:47:04 No,
00:47:04 absolutely not.
00:47:05 Okay.
00:47:05 But I feel like what you're describing is like,
00:47:07 you want men to conform to this,
00:47:08 which is that rigid expectation of masculinity,
00:47:10 which is a very like collectivist idea of just kind of like falling into like
00:47:14 left-wing politics.
00:47:15 That's why I'm kind of surprised.
00:47:16 Like usually the right,
00:47:18 I would have thought purportedly and like nominally supports.
00:47:22 I wouldn't say I'm on the right either.
00:47:23 I don't,
00:47:23 I don't even,
00:47:24 I don't classify my classify myself on left or right.
00:47:26 Or like,
00:47:26 I don't like to box myself in on politics because I don't even believe in the
00:47:29 two-party system.
00:47:30 Like I believe in life.
00:47:32 I believe in God.
00:47:33 I think we should follow that.
00:47:34 And just more often that people on the right tend to believe in God.
00:47:43 That's it.
00:47:43 Is this your job?