The Daily Toll - 03-02-26
Episode Stats
Length
2 hours and 39 minutes
Words per Minute
119.9882
Summary
A song about a man who buries his own dead bodies in his grave. The story begins in the late 1800's and ends in the early 1900's. It's a classic folk song written by a man named Johnny Cash.
Transcript
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All I Seen Were A Thousand Dreams Padded In Front Of Me
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Of course, that didn't wash with the boys down south
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Judging by the stream of color coming out of their mouth
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Though I can't figure why, cause from where I stood
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I got them just as damn drunk as any store-bought wood
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But I won't be able to sing it until I get hot on the trail
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For to pick up the track of the dirty little thief
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But there weren't no sheriff nor marshal inside
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I guess the lawman was up to drink a whiskey all night
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I had tucked in behind a can of Copenhagen's news
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But I won't be able to sing it until I get hot on the trail
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For to pick up the track of the dirty little thief
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Dig, dig, grab, digger. Dig, grab, digger, dig. That big old hole just keep getting bigger. So dig, grab, digger, dig.
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Well, he don't mind the cadavers. He don't mind human remains. He got no problem sleeping at night. Ain't nothing that a whiskey won't tame.
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I asked about ghosts and spirits. I asked him if he ever got spooked. I asked him if he ever got haunted by souls, but he reckons that he buries them too.
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Now he ain't bothered by corpses. Hell, hell, plants this all day. See, he on some kind of piecework deal. He get paid by the grave.
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Dig, dig, grab, digger. Dig, grab, digger, dig. Work that shovel with a bigger grave digger for a rig, I'm on a set and dig.
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Dig, dig, grab, digger. Dig, grab, digger, dig. That big old hole just keep getting bigger. So dig, grab, digger, dig.
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Well, he could be making more money. He could be out working the rigs. But he says he don't really like no company. He says he'd rather just dig.
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Grave digger, he got secrets. He whispered as he lit up a cig. He said you gotta watch it don't badger the hole when you're cutting through the roots and twigs.
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He works right through in the darkness. And then he stops and he takes him a swig. Drive by the right time of the night. You might spot him in the moonlight doing a jig.
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Dig, dig, grab, digger. Dig, grab, digger, dig. Work that shovel with a bigger grave digger for a rig, I'm on a set and dig.
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Dig, dig, grab, digger. Dig, grab, digger, dig. That big old hole just keep getting bigger. Cause grave digger rather just dig.
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Dig, dig, grab, digger. Dig, grab, digger, dig. That big old hole just keep getting bigger. So grave digger keep on digging.
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Dig, dig, grab, digger. Dig, grab, digger. Dig, grab, digger. Dig.
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Dig, dig, grab, digger, dig. That big old hole just keep getting bigger. So dig, grab, digger, dig.
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But every, but every, but it's, you know, whether it's, you know, whether it's, you know,
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it's, you know, tell me, it's, you know, it's, it's, you know, it's, you know, it's, you know, it's, you know, he's,
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three people were killed they were on their way back from a fucking funeral
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like oh it's happening so often it's not even funny
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yeah i think the reason that they the politicians would comment on this one directly is just the
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nature of it the fact that it's three kids you know young kids from a single hockey team
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just like that's the kind of story that you know really hits canadians obviously
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so yeah i like it's not surprising to me that they don't talk about you know like not that it's
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right but you can understand why they would talk about that one but not about say jason boyer's
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family right well in in less than what was it it was two weeks i guess three people there were six
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people that died on that one stretch of highway and just since we did our our uh our action there's
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been like four other accidents well probably four the other one too that happened a lot was
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in response to the the edits that we put out from those demos there was a lot of people commenting
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like my what my uncle was killed by you know an indian truck driver you know who ran a red light my
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father was killed by an indian truck driver as he was parked on the side of the road with his hazards on
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my like you know there was all these examples like i've never heard of these stories but there's like
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it's like one person here like two people there and that not all these stories make it around like
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you know through the no they don't and it forces me to look them up too to find more and i'm surprised
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they even missed some of these the one lady was from timmins the town over and lost her father that
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was september and by that point i was definitely looking at all these accidents like
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yeah uh scotian gentleman says hashtag jewett for dale
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um and then the the other one is to things like people talking about you know near misses that
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they're they've been in or they're like there's a lot of those like and obviously those ones don't
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get reported it's not like they report whenever well sometimes they do but you know if somebody's
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in a a collision that's not serious but could have easily been deadly they don't necessarily
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but you're not going to see that plastered all over the news it's like even like this was one
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where was it i'm gonna have to scroll back a little bit here
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i'll just do it on hang on yeah how many do you
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where near misses still crashes like the people's lives are fucked but you just don't hear about it
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because did you delete it or something oh there it is this is a guy who who produces some you know
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nationalist apparel and stuff he's got a website he says uh yesterday my mother was waiting at a
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stoplight when a semi truck overshot the corner on an icy road crossed two lanes and a divider and
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slammed into her car she's lucky to be alive and yes the truck driver was indian these unqualified
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indians are literally killing canadians it's like that that happened on uh february 1st
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it's just like those kinds of things are happening all the time yeah the roads are completely unsafe
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right now in canada whatever it was that they went wrong with whether it was the tfw's or the
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fucking lima program or wherever it is it's having massive results now or consequences would be the
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fucking better well i think it's so the greatest influx um of migrants i think in canadian history
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was 2023 or it was 2022 or 2020 maybe it was 2024 actually i don't know if you go look at the chart
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you can see there was a huge influx of migrants in 2022 2023 2024 and 2025 and i think or sorry
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in 2025 i think there was negative migration in canada for the first time well they say there was
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but if you look at that chart for the first time in you know a long time or maybe ever so um
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the reason that we're seeing it is because you know all of those people that came in the past
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three or four years are now whatever they've become licensed truck drivers they've become like
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they're in positions where you're now they might have been let's say for example they were an
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international student so they did their two-year diploma or whatever and now they've got their
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trucking license oh yeah that was something else i saw there's a new school going in brampton
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for for doctors and health care nothing but the cream of the crop coming out of there
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brampton's gonna be another city that we lose i'll guarantee it it's lost well i mean in the sense
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that they're gonna call like patrick brown is gonna end up calling for a fucking yeah a state of emergency
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i don't know if there's really that much like look the the trucking thing is not going away
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um like i'm extremely proud of the guys and the work they've put in over the past three weeks
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on on this particular project uh it's all here i can kind of do it actually if i just go to twitter
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and i search indian trucks kill canucks yeah it's had a massive impact this one it's it's it's basically
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become its own meme it's like um it's like up there with yeet the jeets you know or the other
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expressions that people use that just catch on and become kind of a viral thing that everyone says
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i've even seen it posted underneath uh john vanthoff's uh videos that he's posted about highway 11
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so here here i'll just kind of scroll i'll pull it up and i'll just kind of scroll
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so it's just like if you go to twitter and you put that in you search indian trucks kill canucks
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and you said it the latest you'll see like it's just keeps being used by like i don't know who
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fringy as bless the ostriches is but they're using indian trucks kill canucks
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bless the ostriches by the way if you search that if you go back nobody was saying that
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obviously before we did it so like we like obviously that was us and even if they don't
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know it right like that was the inception behind it so i'm gonna i'm gonna give myself a fucking
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pat on the back because i'm the that was me i would uh i would see if brattney is saying it yet
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that used to be our barometer oh i'm waiting for like you you just know the plebs of the world's
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like there's so many people that will eventually latch on to that saying because they want to get
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the updates on you know the the anger over indian truck driving but yeah it just goes on and on
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yeah these are all posts with indian trucks kill canucks like all these are all today
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and if you keep going well you can go back basically to when we did the the uh the actions
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in aurelia and cochran and this is not written anywhere
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no this is actually a uh you could say that this one was a layup
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because it was everybody in the country knows we've all known for 10 years
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it's a problem every family talks about you could talk about it with anybody going to the grocery store
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the gas station fucking out for food you bring this up the mayor of cochran far left agreed he says
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everybody knows it and it's true even your far lefties fucking know it
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so that's what i mean by saying it's a layup it was just anybody could have
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oh but that's the point is anybody could have how many people are talking about it like this is why
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again there is a huge difference between look we could have we could have made an image of that banner
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right the exact style the exact same thing we could have posted that and it may have gotten a few hundred likes
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actually maybe we should do that now is literally just produce like the the banner in a meme format
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and just post it because you know people are going to take it and they're going to post it everywhere
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yeah so good somebody do that if any uh you memers are listening that's a good idea
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go make the indian trucks kill canucks banner into like a meme format like just like the like a single
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image and then did it for us ajit did it for us with ai if you remember yeah he wouldn't even post a
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real image he just made his own on ai i was like yeah this is what happened yeah um and it but anyways
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that might go like yeah you might get a thousand like maybe if it's a really good you know comment or
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something it will you know get hundreds of thousands millions of views and it'll be a thing
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for a few days and then it'll go away the difference is that when you go do it in person with a group of
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people and you show that you exist in real life we are not just online you know like uh personalities
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or entities we exist in the real world we are real people and we're here dominian society did a great job
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of doing that they created a meme that's going to be carried carried for a while i don't see the end
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of it site anyway yeah the conserve that's a perfect example conserve what that wasn't it wasn't just that
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like you could take you pull the the sheet off and it's just the pictures whatever you want it to be
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they they nailed it with that yeah that was a that was a great example again that wouldn't have been
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as if they could have posted the image of pierre with that caption on their account and yeah it would
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have got but it never would have had the same effect as doing it in person and this is the the
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the importance of it that a lot of people don't understand especially the online bros like you know
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why like irl groups are just heat like you know they don't understand that there's a power
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a metaphysical power behind doing irl activism that cannot be replicated through online means
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it's it has a different psychological effect on the on people when they observe it and that's the point
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so um yeah obviously we're going to keep doing this stuff um sorry johnny ron says public displays
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definitely send a message well yeah it's about it's the audacity of it right so like yeah it's expected
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that random you know anonymous accounts and trolls are going to say some racist things here and there
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on the internet or they're going to you know spurg out and you know be pissed off about immigrate like
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that's expected what's not expected is when 40 dudes or 50 dudes show up somewhere and they do the
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thing in real life and that is that's like offensive to the system so much because you're not that's not
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supposed to happen you know that's not going according to plan you know that's a glitch in the matrix yeah
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yeah so this is why again the i talked about it on my last stream the black pillars and the stuff who
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say like what does this even do like what are you what is it how is this a solution to any of these
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problems it's not you idiots it's fucking uh where did anybody ever claim that this is fixing the problem
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it's about mobilizing enough people and getting them organized to the point where you can begin
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trying to institute like to uh implement solutions to the problems actually both instances have had a
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great effect in the sense that one indian trucks is being talked about it's being used everywhere
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it's in the conversation now it's already being talked about a lot though but yeah it's like remigration
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and the same with conserve what do you see how many people that support the conservative party swung out at
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fucking tyree and tyree's been doing a great job on his twitter to be honest with you oh yeah defending
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i mean they so we never talked about this one but um was it garrett john we like he got absolutely
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annihilated by is it john john we i thought it was genius no it's john we i think oh surely but he got
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absolutely annihilated yeah blew you off and just jumped in three more hockey players got killed by
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a semi truck we we talked about it um it's it's not what everybody expects it to be the driver was
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not at fault and he was an indian it's very obviously it's very sad but the the at fault um
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you know party in in that scenario was the hockey players and we think it is well yeah i actually don't
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know the rcmp aren't pressing charges they've completed their initial investigation and they're
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not pressing charges that was what i heard looking at what the the shape the car was in the direction
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they said they they were going to me it's like they were the ones that ran the stop sign because
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i don't think the truck at that intersection had any lights stop signs or anything so i i am leaning towards
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that horrific nonetheless like god damn that looks like a small town i don't know if you know stavely
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at all but i've been looking at it it's no i'm not familiar small town maybe i am and i just i can't
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recall but i i've been sorry i've been to a ton of small towns and you know villages in alberta like i've
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i traveled all over for work so i probably maybe i've been to stavely for work and i just don't
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remember possible it's just one of those small towns and lee's got a point there too took three
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months to charge the hump old driver right yeah it's been one month for jason as well so
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no exactly you can't blame a i don't think the gravel truck driver was cut off though at the way
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i see the intersection is they were the boys were traveling uh west to east and uh the uh
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gravel truck was going north to south i believe well was it on the two was the truck driver on the
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two highway going north south it's the one that runs from edmonton to like lethbridge yeah
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through calvary yeah that's a that's a dangerous highway in that it's because it's grid roads
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right yeah so all all the grid roads that are you know two lane roads that you know run hundreds of
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kilometers across the entire province and in some cases like right into saskatchewan
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um they intersect that highway and so there's two lane or three lane traffic where there's crossing and
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so yeah you got to be careful and so this is just a small patch of road in between the two right like
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yeah so so a lot of times what people do because it can be hard to to say get like if you're trying to
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get onto the lane like if you're coming from the west and you're trying to go north like you have to cross
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over the first highway right and then sit in that road and then turn into you know oncoming traffic
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so it's weird how they do this because they separate it just for the town if you notice like
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what a lot of people do is they it not whenever they'll gun it right if they'll they'll roll up to
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this to you know where they meet the highway and they'll look quickly and if someone's coming or
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there's a whole bunch of traffic they'll gun it through so that they can sit in that middle piece
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of roadway in between the two highways um and not get stuck there for a long time and it it
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with people a lot to do these things and their depth perception too because it's not like crossing
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your average uh average intersection where you look left right whatever go and this this is totally
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different it throws people off especially city folks that have never seen it before
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and yeah it is it is weird for like if you're used to the 400 series or something like that
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this is a little bit different obviously but yeah you're a new driver as well i can imagine it got
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confusing so anyways it's yeah i don't have to keep sharing that but it's it's awful but
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yeah the one kid's from alabama as well yeah alabama hockey player right
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a lot of americans come up here to play well yeah but even just that kind of shocked me like
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how much of a hockey you know culture is there in alabama struck me as odd
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i knew a kid from dallas texas that came up to play with us as well
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oh it was huge up here like they just send all their kids up here when i guess they didn't make
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it in football or something else funny this was a while ago joel davis told me this that he actually
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had a buddy when he was uh in his in high school that came to canada from australia to play hockey
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i was like what like how much of a hockey he's like there is like none there is it does exist but
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it's not really a thing so like he was the only you know kid that anybody knew in his high school
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that played hockey or whatever so they do have they do have it in australia but yeah anyways
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do you want to watch a teen get stabbed in bc i i mean i i guess i know it's a horrible way to pitch it
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the uh header with that i should probably read it
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says teen stabbed when in a fight broke out between spectators at eric
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hamburg secondary school vancouver bc fighting wasn't like that when i was fighting in high
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school like it wasn't everybody for themselves and you never know where it's coming from it was
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two guys and everybody just stood around and they kind of knew the rules it was it was like this
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for me from middle school until the time i graduated and i went to i went to a
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two different high schools right i changed when i was in grade 10s like there was a specific
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place so i like i went to behind the church after school i went to st marks right in manatic ontario
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which is a little south of ottawa and the place where you went if two guys were going to fight
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was burgers and fries which is this little like you know canteen you know milkshake place that has
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a driving range across from st mark's and they would be like everybody would know
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billy's fighting timmy at burgers and fries at lunch like you going like it was planned and
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everybody would gather around and nobody would jump in or maybe somebody would break it up if it was bad
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but like that was like that was how it was done kind of standard eh like that's how we did it
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centennial when it was middle school in georgetown i was like behind the church after school
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and you always knew when there was a fight it was the biggest thing going people were missing their
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buses to watch these things like and the high school is either down the path
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or i i never saw a fight breakout in in the school throughout my entire middle school high school not
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once did i ever see a fight breakout like that you must have went to a pretty white school very white very
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yeah i don't sure as fuck don't remember people pulling knives and whatever else trying to kill people
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it takes very little foresight to think that that's a good idea
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like what you don't think you're gonna have to deal with that the next day
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like you're just gonna kill someone walk away like that's the end of him
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it's an entirely different level of stupid than stabbing someone like look if you you know get
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in a fight you have a knife you stab someone in the street like you know there's a chance that you're
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going to get away because nobody's going to realize who did or what if you do it in a school surrounded
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by kids like they're gonna they're gonna find out who did it they're gonna figure it out
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yeah everybody's saying nobody used knives nobody yeah of course
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you know what do they call the white people the psychos hey like the jeffrey domers and all that
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stuff because a lot of the white killers are high at you
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yeah you hear that like all white white people are higher amongst serial killers and like i don't
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know i guess that's true but i guess it depends on what you mean by serial killer because there's
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definitely way more black serial killers than white serial killers in the united states it's just
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they're not the premeditated i'm going to you know find a a victim or prey and that i'm methodically
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and logically going to plan out how i'm going to kill them um and then continue the process
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blacks are like i'm gonna you know shoot up this guy and then they get away with it and then they
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shoot another guy they shoot him like you know they've killed five people
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yeah i can't imagine they're not a serial killer like
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yeah the i don't know we come up with up ways to kill people cold calculated eat your liver type
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shit oh yeah well you should see it but even that is like that's expressed in it's like
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violence is organized with us typically like even the way what we just described there's there's a
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different kind of like like i i would call it more civilized but you could see how it's almost like
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more there's like a how would you say that um no like uh i can't i can't i'm struggling to find the
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the term for it but think about it we're like yeah these two people are going to fight and we're going
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to plan it all out and everybody's going to gather around and watch it at a certain time in a certain
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place and so it's like pre-planned organized structured violence where it like so that sounds
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in a way like it's more civilized not like i would argue that it is but you could see how
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somebody like it almost makes more sense for a fight to just happen organically out of emotion
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it's like think about one is cold and calculated in all senses and the other is out of passion and
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emotion it's like which is is one better than the other i don't know
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i don't know it's probably a description of evolution i'll give you an example
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uh sentencing is typically more lenient with people who say like let's say your your spouse
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cheats on you right and you come home and she's in the bed with another dude and you fucking kill
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her andy dufride they are typically more lenient with somebody who did that in a moment of passion
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because they're having like an extremely you know traumatizing risk they're like it's a trump
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it's a traumatic experience for them and so they react in an impulsive way and they do something
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horrible right whereas if that happens to you or you find out that your spouse is cheating on you
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and you methodically go about planning how you're going to kill her how you're going to dispose of
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the body like how you're going to hide the evidence all that stuff they're way less lenient with you
01:06:42.700
because you that was premeditated right so it's first degree second degree yeah so that's the first
01:06:48.300
person that came to mind when you said that andy dufride that's why he went to shawshank
01:06:54.460
came home found his wife in bed killed never mind i thought it was a good joke yeah
01:07:09.580
anyways this is like i don't even know why this is the topic
01:07:13.580
this these i feel like these streams are migrating further and further away from anything relevant to
01:07:19.020
us unless we're talking about club stuff for the most part we're not even really talking about i find it
01:07:23.740
boring you go to the news now and like everybody's like look i understand you want to root through
01:07:28.780
the epstein files and go through everything i have no no interest to be honest like i don't feel the
01:07:35.340
need to like i don't like if i really want to know i'm going to go watch you know i'll go watch the
01:07:41.900
blackpilled stream where he's gone through everything that's been you know released and he's looked at all
01:07:47.100
the different um you know documents and stuff like that and he's gonna you know basically inform me
01:07:52.220
everything that i need to know in two hours but like this like obsession over like constantly
01:07:57.420
posting but like i don't really get it um obviously it's important i'm not trying to like minimize it
01:08:02.380
or say it doesn't matter but it just well it just seemed well i kind of minimize it because what are
01:08:08.300
you going to do about it oh no you found out some horrific stuff well what you know a ton of different
01:08:14.460
shit that you found out before what'd you do about that like it like don't get me wrong again it is
01:08:20.140
important for people to um what's hang on i'm gonna go find well everybody learning what a goyim is is
01:08:37.740
yeah well yeah that's what i'm saying though is it is important for people to be following this
01:08:42.940
stuff and producing content about it because that's how you get people who don't necessarily
01:08:47.020
know yet like they just they haven't gone through the process yet like that's how you you get them to
01:08:52.700
understand what's really going on so it you know but if you're what if you're somebody who already has
01:08:57.100
like there was somebody posted this um i've never heard of this account before and i'm not you know
01:09:03.580
necessarily trying to shit on them i'll go grab it because it just hit me like
01:09:10.700
like the absurdity like the this the lack of self-awareness of a post like a post like this um where is it
01:09:22.460
well it's funny actually looking in america the left versus right is like
01:09:25.580
like everybody knows epstein's a pedophile it's just the rights the only ones that won't agree
01:09:31.020
that trump's part of it well it is in a way it's two sides going like your your pedophiles are worse
01:09:39.100
than our pedophiles oh dallas alexander did a a video like that today on twitter i'm i that's
01:09:51.340
what i was going to go look for and i typed in dallas alexander his account didn't come up i know
01:09:55.580
there's a link somewhere that i'm going to go get after but you know i'll do this one first so this
01:10:00.060
is obvious this is in reference obviously to what's being revealed and stuff and you know goyim
01:10:05.740
bureau of investing i don't know what this account is a meme account or whatever and this just popped
01:10:10.140
up in my feed the world is run by jewish pedophiles we need to do more than just post edgy memes it's time
01:10:17.420
for physical removal any okay it's it's it's time to do more than post memes post edgy meme
01:10:28.300
like what like i don't understand like do you not see the the irony of what you just posted
01:10:33.020
that's it's pretty good i like it i know it's not like it's a bad meme or anything it's just like
01:10:46.220
edgy meme and then on top of that too like this is what we talk about which is
01:10:52.220
okay you're one of these people and you're you're sick of posting the edgy memes about stuff right like
01:10:58.860
what what are we gonna do about it and everyone's like i don't like what are you gonna do like okay
01:11:04.380
you're you're ready you you're tired of just sitting right you're ready to do something to
01:11:08.300
actually fix this issue what are you gonna do and the answer is i don't know yeah like what that's
01:11:13.660
what we've been talking about forever like you have to collect device you have to organize because
01:11:18.060
there's not going to be a moment where all of a sudden all the people who know that you know the
01:11:23.340
world is run by jewish pedophiles or whatever and you know the epstys and all that
01:11:27.100
shit are just going to spontaneously agree that okay let's let's fix this problem now
01:11:32.460
that's not going to happen like you're not bees you don't synchronize you know instinctively
01:11:40.860
you know you don't you're not you're not i mean the hive mind is real where people are all getting
01:11:45.020
on the same you know they all understand the same things and they are starting to see the same problems
01:11:50.460
and think the same way but that doesn't that's not enough to organize like the the hive mind is not
01:11:56.460
going to organize you for you so i don't i don't know no but the masses can be weaponized pretty
01:12:03.260
easily yeah um burn i'll uh pull the dallas alexander one up there in a second too because
01:12:12.860
like again it like he's right like that's a great clip um you know it's obviously in response to
01:12:17.900
what's being revealed in the the epstein shift but um before we uh do that brian seven three one six
01:12:23.580
gifted five subscriptions thank you so much uh scotian gentleman says to add two of the irrelevant
01:12:28.060
topics the first review i see for the specific burgers and shakes and manatek said that the food
01:12:31.900
was poison that gave them one star lol dang i mean i don't know it was it's burgers in front like
01:12:37.900
i don't know it was just like a little shack i haven't been there in 20 plus years um
01:12:47.100
i think i missed one way back to i think it was justice for fathers and he just said yeah
01:12:51.500
he just sent lightning bolts and uh and that was it okay um yeah i'll find that dallas alexander clip
01:12:59.100
now too there you go oh odin oh didn't hook me up there i got it i got it imagine trying to explain
01:13:08.860
like this world to someone who's not from here yeah my past job uh i deployed overseas and hunted
01:13:15.180
pedophiles uh but all the training in the aircraft and fuel and everything was paid for uh by pedophiles
01:13:22.220
they just they just wanted to have more power than the pedophiles that they sent us to hunt
01:13:34.860
i think that's the one you met wasn't it yeah yeah absolutely yeah yeah because they do have power
01:13:41.260
over us still they own your supply chains they own your medicine like yeah so
01:14:06.060
obviously it's good to hear a guy like that saying that kind of thing
01:14:11.420
for for those of you who maybe don't know dallas alexander is former jtf2 which is canada's
01:14:16.460
top special forces and he was holds the record for the longest confirmed you know sniper kill in history
01:14:28.140
he's a serious dude and oh and he left he was pushed out of jtf2 because he refused to take the vax
01:14:42.380
the cable guy says he's like seven feet to all the jtf guys are huge
01:14:47.980
dev devin larat like that is a scary man yeah big dude
01:14:55.980
i was just watching him train with leonidas that's that's one of my go-to things
01:15:00.620
when i don't want to watch anything to do with politics is i'll go check out what devin's doing
01:15:12.220
at least dude he says did the the caf guy in latvia kill himself i have no i didn't i heard
01:15:17.020
obviously that a soldier that was stationed in latvia is is dead but they didn't i don't think they've
01:15:21.500
said where what the cause actually didn't look into it i saw that they were giving him the full heroes
01:15:25.900
welcome yeah he was getting the highway of heroes treatment yeah yeah so i i have not looked into
01:15:32.140
it really at all why the um i know his dad wholeheartedly endorsed the uh canadian army though
01:15:43.100
it seemed kind of odd but it was a suicide day we sure about that
01:15:53.580
i mean maybe this is kind of cold but i feel like if you off yourself while you're stationed
01:16:01.740
you know with the sea i don't really feel like that's worthy of a highway of heroes treatment
01:16:16.460
it's probably under investigation yeah good i don't want to
01:16:20.220
i'm not going to nitpick with that case right now find out what happens
01:16:24.780
uh d dg says i've been following it and no cause of death has been released as of yet that i'm aware
01:16:35.900
okay well i don't know maybe it's uh it could be might not be it might be something negligent or some
01:16:46.380
yeah everything's suspicious anything they try to dress up in the media a certain way always makes you go
01:17:01.500
the epst okay i'm not gonna lie i was enjoying a little bit of sloth political entertainment today
01:17:09.900
i was enjoying the jake shields nick but does back and forth not not taking even sides in the whole thing
01:17:17.980
just like let me grab the popcorn and just watch this unfold i actually liked lucas gage
01:17:26.060
with his uh troll on jf saying the frenchman was at obscene island and he made up this whole post and
01:17:33.260
people were sharing it i did see something about that yeah uh that was pretty funny
01:17:39.580
sorry regarding the fuentes shields thing like i don't obviously i spoke about fuentes i don't give
01:17:49.740
a f**k about fuentes to me he's a he's a celebrity he's f**king kardashian he's f**k megan fox he's
01:17:57.020
will smith like that's what he is to me at this point he's just another but he's a he's the anti-celebrity
01:18:01.500
for people who don't you know like jewish celebrities anymore okay i get like that's what he is
01:18:09.980
the back and forth was just funny because i feel like this is what you get with fuentes like this is
01:18:16.140
the the price you pay for getting exposure with him and getting you know access with him and and
01:18:23.180
working with him is that eventually at some point down the road it's gonna blow up and he's gonna
01:18:28.540
completely turn on you how many times you have to see it happen happen and before you realize that
01:18:35.020
every funny you say that jake made that i've made the joke that jake made today which is
01:18:40.780
you know you've had 109 friends you know 109 relationships friends fall apart and every single
01:18:47.660
time it wasn't your fault that was good i've made that joke before when it was joel keith like the list
01:18:53.820
just goes on right of different people that he's worked with and you know we're on the same team
01:18:58.140
and you know we're good friends and we work together and then the moment they say anything
01:19:02.380
critical of him or even in contradiction to his positions he'll burn them so like i don't understand
01:19:09.740
why anybody would want to work with that little at this point yeah you might get a
01:19:15.340
little short-term benefit but then it's going to cause you a whole bunch of headaches
01:19:18.300
there's uh elijah schaefer drama today too that i read through jesus i don't know what's going on
01:19:27.900
again i haven't seen anything confirmed don't really care dude that straight draw i couldn't
01:19:33.260
help but read milo's post and that's another guy i don't know why anybody would ever go near that guy
01:19:39.660
he'll pretend to be your friend just to get the the dirt on you to expose you later
01:19:43.900
who milo yeah well obviously his name is fuentes that's just scumbags
01:19:56.620
it's funny the one thing you realize so that like i had to learn this through experience obviously of
01:20:04.700
you know being a content creator and doing like the kind of online influencing thing and then
01:20:09.580
eventually transitioning to more like actual activism and organizing and building the club
01:20:15.500
and whatnot now that that's what takes up the vast majority of my time and almost none of my time is
01:20:20.860
spent on the content creation or like you know you know influencer type stuff i can see it and basically
01:20:28.860
it's you realize that the the reason that this stuff is going on is because these people aren't actually
01:20:35.100
like this they aren't actually involved in doing anything do you notice how it's never the guys
01:20:41.980
who are running organizations that are involved in this stuff that have these these like spats back
01:20:47.180
and forth very rarely is that the case and usually when it does happen it's because some influencer you
01:20:53.260
know content creator is trying to like take shots at them and basically undermine their their organization or
01:20:59.180
them as a leader so you realize that like the just like pick pick them the guys who are running stuff
01:21:05.980
the guys who are involved in actually building stuff on the ground in real life you know things
01:21:09.980
they're not involved in this nonsense it's always the content creators the the online
01:21:23.260
and i know like too i was like that too like i was like i had the back and forth and the online and
01:21:28.220
like you know i i went to went to bat against fuentes at one point right like we had our back and
01:21:34.060
forth or like there's different personalities that have clashed with or even not even within our circles
01:21:38.700
say like you know the clyde do something and the pleb and the back and forth with them and like now
01:21:43.820
i don't do that if anything i like i might like just say like this like comment on something they've
01:21:51.100
yeah anyways if i've i just feel like if more people were actually involved in building legitimate
01:22:01.180
institutions they you would see a lot less of that and i i think it's a natural that those kind
01:22:07.660
of conflicts that drama is a natural consequence of being content creators and trying to like always
01:22:14.460
you know get more views like get the next you're watching that with the ppc made a comment about the
01:22:22.940
uh cpc influencers and they are just losing their shit i can't believe it i'm gonna sue the ppc and
01:22:32.460
how dare they say this they're not a serious party and just watching the drama holy fuck
01:22:38.860
so i saw i saw a little bit of that i i saw the initial post the ppc put out and funny enough i
01:22:46.620
was like that's that's a good post from the ppc it's aggressive and it's it's true okay it's objectively
01:22:54.940
correct yep it's worded in a way that's like obviously it's very aggressive and controversial
01:23:02.140
but the facts behind that statement are objectively true they deleted it oh that was stupid fail
01:23:11.660
you guys every time you get brought back into the conversation they can't just take a w and then
01:23:18.540
hold their ground and fight they have to take an l with it they have to cuck every time dude should
01:23:25.500
have left it you should have doubled down you should have been like you support a party who voted
01:23:32.060
in favor of predatory policies against children regarding sex changes you support fucking child
01:23:40.060
mutilate you are a danger to fucking children you support those policies own it don't fucking don't
01:23:46.460
complain you supported it own it you're gonna support that party that's on you that's what they
01:23:52.460
should have done maxine bernier should have got fired up and told them to go fuck themselves sue me
01:23:56.860
in the context of what i said and what happened with the convention and you guys supporting it
01:24:02.700
it's absolutely gonna hold up that's not fucking libel
01:24:08.300
nope it would hold up well unless you got a fucking shitty judge no it would absolutely like
01:24:16.780
it's too anyway there's a whole bunch of reasons that it would but you should have just said fuck you
01:24:21.260
like sue me i don't care oh they still should have said fuck you but i'm just saying they probably get
01:24:25.500
a liberal judge so i would look at it and say oh yeah yeah you're getting sued
01:24:32.780
fine then eat the cost yeah they got brought back into the conversation for the first time in how long
01:24:39.100
yeah like use it like you could make that a whole thing of how the like conservative influencers are suing you
01:24:45.260
you because you you made a comment about their support for uh you know pro genital mutilation policies in
01:24:53.580
the cpc there you go like that's like yeah what if so what if you lose two hundred thousand dollars in
01:25:03.660
that like if what if whatever you're found liable and you have to pay them all whatever twenty thousand
01:25:19.180
obviously the ppc has been cooked for a long time so i don't know why
01:25:25.820
i like their comment they almost had me defending them
01:25:29.500
i did defend them i was like yeah that's that's good they're correct like what do you
01:25:32.940
yeah hearing the the cpc influencers whine though jesus christ what a crop of retards
01:25:41.820
they're i mean they're the worst people and they are objectively the worst influencers in all the
01:25:49.340
different kind of political spheres in canada but the liberal influencers the far left influencers are
01:25:55.500
infinitely more admirable than the cpc ones are because they say one thing and then completely ignore
01:26:02.780
as their party does the opposite and cheerlead for them they have zero integrity the left the
01:26:08.620
left wing influencer types they'll call out the ndp or the liberals whenever they're being weak on
01:26:14.380
positions you know that they think they should be stronger on it don't criticize them that's their job
01:26:19.500
yeah the cpc influencers just sucked up the balls of of pierre pauliev and asked for more come
01:26:26.460
like their fear it's ridiculous what how bad they are not one of them has read their policies actually
01:26:34.220
you know what i believe mario is smart enough to know what he's doing but i've seen some shady
01:26:40.380
shit on mario about the companies that he's invested with and uh yeah he's not even a refugee
01:26:49.180
you said he came to canada illegally so he is an illegal migrant
01:26:57.500
you know it was holy i saw this one i was i was gonna screenshot it and post it on telegram
01:27:04.460
and i was just like ah it's not even worth it but pleb posted a picture and it was i don't know one of
01:27:09.500
the the blonde cpc influencers versus i don't know some liberal influencer that i've never seen or heard of
01:27:16.940
right and he's just the comment was you know all you have to do is something like all you have to
01:27:22.540
do is compare you know cpc influencers versus liberal influencers and it you know that should
01:27:27.820
be enough it's just like dude have you looked at the mirror like let's compare you to some of the
01:27:35.740
liberal influencers you know the liberal male influencers like they they a lot of the bugging
01:27:41.340
mob you you idiot do you really want to play that game of like the aesthetics and the physiognomy and
01:27:49.100
stuff like is that really what you want to do pleb you donut the guy knows that he's an idiot too
01:27:55.820
like he had an existential crisis over it yeah anyway it just made me laugh of like the again
01:28:03.820
the complete lack of self-awareness he'll be saying our talking point soon enough oh yeah
01:28:12.540
like okay for instance if this did turn out to be the uh humble 2.0 these guys would have been all
01:28:19.660
over that slogan guarantee it and that's honestly it's just sitting in the wind right now we're waiting
01:28:25.580
until because there's going to be another accident and it's going to affect somebody famous or politics or
01:28:32.060
you know it's somewhere where there's going to actually drive a giant story behind it
01:28:39.980
and yeah that's going to be used over and over again yeah
01:28:46.060
oh yeah like you know i mentioned that earlier in the stream that we're going to keep coming back to
01:28:50.540
this topic like that was just our way of planting our flag on that particular subject and we will move
01:28:56.460
on obviously to other you know issues and uh you know active uh actions and things like that but we
01:29:03.980
will come back to it obviously the banner isn't going anywhere no and for now neither are the indians
01:29:14.860
oh god is this what it's going to feel like every time i see a truck wreck
01:29:18.460
probably you know what i mean like another one another one another one
01:29:37.980
speaking of you you mentioned going to bat for the ppc i feel like i went to bat for alberto
01:29:42.540
separatists today i like i couldn't i couldn't believe what he said i'll pull up the tweet
01:29:52.140
i want to get into this one just because to me this is this is this is the problem right here even
01:29:57.660
like like i i don't want to keep you know harping on about alberta separatism every stream i've made
01:30:03.260
my case very clear i feel like in a bunch of different streams over the past months like it's
01:30:07.980
come up a bunch of times and i haven't changed my position i think it's going to happen whether
01:30:12.940
like they're going to pursue separatism whether you like it or not it's pro it's almost certainly
01:30:19.180
going to fail and it will basically eat you know two to three years of one of the um of productivity
01:30:27.180
from one of the strongest potential hotbeds of nationalism in this country which is alberta
01:30:31.820
so it's going to be a pain in the ass and a detriment to the to nationalism but eventually
01:30:37.580
they're going to come around and they'll be with us again so regardless uh this just made me
01:30:46.860
just like one of the dumbest things i've ever read honestly
01:31:12.540
i posted on my telegrams a lot of you probably seen it was trying to pull it up so that others can
01:31:18.300
so david parker for those of you who don't know was off man i can't even remember what that
01:31:25.100
take back alberta is that what it was called somebody in the chat will know the organization
01:31:32.220
that he was involved with during the the alberta elections but uh this guy is one of the
01:31:40.860
leading intellectuals in alberta separatism by the way like he's whether you like him or not he's very
01:31:46.780
well connected in that scene i have been to meetings with this guy that he was leading
01:31:50.860
they i've observed them he went all over alberta talking about you know alberta independence the
01:31:56.540
the possibilities and how to influence the cpc etc etc this guy is extremely well connected in that scene
01:32:08.380
this this statement that he made is it's basically like billy madison like what you just said
01:32:15.260
is so incredibly unintelligent that everybody in the room is now dumber for having listened to it
01:32:24.700
how many likes it again 165 the culture of alberta is hard work if you are not a hard worker you are
01:32:34.940
not albertan oh that makes sense yeah so hey derek did you work hard are you a hard worker
01:32:44.060
some would say oh you're alberton i must be and alberton's just someone that hasn't got there yet
01:32:51.100
oh yeah i mean if they're a hard worker they're alberton right because that's alberta culture alberta
01:32:56.380
culture is hard work so therefore if you work hard you are alberton or at least potentially alberton i suppose
01:33:07.580
now if you are an alberton and you stop being a hard work you're no longer alberton right that's
01:33:17.660
crispy says hey like what does that even mean yeah exactly it's it's it's one of the most absurd
01:33:27.100
statements on a national identity that i've ever heard of like even the like the civic nationalist
01:33:34.380
argument makes a little more sense because it's like a set of values but obviously like i don't know
01:33:41.020
obviously he probably has a much more elaborate you know definition of what alberta culture is but
01:33:46.540
like to reduce the identity down to this is like that speaks to um basically only a civic nationalist
01:33:53.020
could say something this incredibly fucking dumb no that's silly um and then on top of that too like
01:33:58.860
just just think about it so if hard work is what makes an alberton then whoever is the hardest worker
01:34:07.580
therefore must be the most alberton so if you're a slave you're the the most about the albertans you
01:34:15.820
are alberta incarnate if you are tied to a fucking you know ball and chain like blocks all day you're the
01:34:24.300
you really understand what it means to be albertan because you're you work the hardest what a retarded
01:34:29.260
thing to say what a retarded thing to affix your national identity to you just described their
01:34:36.300
national identity as being ball and chain to ottawa and it's not fair what are you complaining about
01:34:40.940
then like you've already been given exactly what you want with it like hard and so obviously that's
01:34:45.660
not what he means so i'm not trying to straw man what he said i'm just saying this was a stupid
01:34:50.460
statement because it doesn't make sense and the moment you say like well obviously that's not
01:34:54.140
correct because hard work is not what makes an albertan right like that alone so if i say like
01:34:59.420
well slaves work the hardest so therefore they're the most albertan he would say like no no no hard
01:35:04.300
work for yourself because you're a free man all right well now you're changing the definition already
01:35:10.060
it's not hard work that makes an alberton it's hard work in the context of freedom and liberty and then
01:35:15.660
like even that like that we're going down immediately we're away from hard work is what makes
01:35:20.220
an albertan no it's not the hard work it's the freedom then to work hard you idiot
01:35:37.820
oh man man man on the mouse's fairy you were 100 instably however jen pointed out that you were
01:35:45.820
most likely on your phone and missed it true if i was in the work truck but um as soon as i saw it on
01:35:54.060
a map i knew exactly where it was i think it's like 20 minutes south of nanton or something so i like as
01:36:00.140
soon as i i know where that area is i've driven by it a bunch of times
01:36:03.420
anyways so the that tweet from david parker made me offended on behalf of alberta nationalists or
01:36:15.340
alberta separatists like if i was one of them i'd be like are you fucking kidding me man like you're
01:36:20.620
gonna reduce our us down to like we work hard that's it like that's that's the entire synopsis
01:36:29.820
of our cultural identity and our you know um unique nationhood hard work
01:36:41.900
anyone from anywhere can be albertan as long as they work fucking hard
01:36:49.580
really anyone from anywhere can be anything hey any of you guys listening who are alberta
01:36:55.340
separatists or sympathetic towards it is that is that what you're looking for in alberta separatism
01:37:00.220
an albertan is an albertan is an albertan as long as they work hard is that what you want
01:37:05.500
start bringing over the filipino filipinos are hard workers well they run a lot of their aws
01:37:15.660
yeah they they work hard bring bring them over right you you want more hard working albertans
01:37:24.780
actually just the other aspect of it too is that i feel like the reason he said there's this weird
01:37:40.700
psychology that i see coming out of alberta separatism which is basically this idea that
01:37:47.020
they're the hardest working people in canada that albertans are just working so much harder than
01:37:53.900
canadians anywhere else are they they've they've kind of it's it's like they've astroturfed this
01:38:01.100
on to their identity as because they are subjected to equalization payments and because they are one
01:38:07.660
of the highest producing gdp you know per capita provinces in the country i'm pretty sure they are
01:38:12.060
the highest but they're up there for sure that they've translated this into what we just work harder
01:38:19.420
which is not true obviously it's not true guys the reason you're you're subjected to the equalization
01:38:28.780
payments is because of the massive revenues from oil the reason that you uh have a higher gdp per
01:38:35.660
capita than most of the other provinces is because of oil like it's not that's not you working harder
01:38:42.700
it's you having access to an extremely valuable resource that doesn't exist in other provinces
01:38:51.340
so just like maybe cool it with the hard work you know we're out here busting our balls new
01:38:58.780
easterners are just fucking lazing around collecting welfare checks paid for by alberta that's not
01:39:04.780
fucking true you're wrong and it's good it makes you sound like you're an idiot it's a good line
01:39:11.500
it makes them feel like oh yeah we're just working it's a cope in a way it's this cope of like well
01:39:17.820
we're separating because we're just working so hard and we're being taken advantage of by these
01:39:22.620
you're not working harder than people who work in ontario and there's just as many
01:39:26.300
fucking deadbeat bums in alberta we all fucking know this there's just as many welfare cases there's
01:39:32.140
just as many drug addicts there's just as many single moms in low-income housing there's just as
01:39:37.180
many people like no fucking not paying tax like it's the same everywhere stop acting like you're
01:39:43.260
superior because only in alberta is none of that stuff taking place all of it's taking place and at
01:39:48.940
the same rates that it is in the rest of canada with the exception of maybe slightly less because
01:39:54.300
you have higher employment because you have the jobs from oil that's why people from nova scotia
01:40:00.300
newfoundland move there to get work because they're it's available there so yeah maybe you
01:40:06.220
you're harder workers because there's more jobs but i'm telling you right now we have guys in nova
01:40:11.340
scotia that want to work and you know they do construction or they do whatever trades and they
01:40:17.500
can only get work three days a week because that's all there is there's just not enough work it's not
01:40:22.220
that they're lazy it's that they they literally there's just it's not there
01:40:31.580
so anyways i'll stop ranting about that topic but
01:40:37.500
well also yeah don't if you are a separatist can you guys please not let these
01:40:41.820
these these slime balls reduce your identity to pathetic things like hard work and and freedom
01:40:50.940
like can you at least insist that like albertans have a distinct you know makeup and that there
01:40:57.740
there is a you know an ethnic genesis that is going on there and that it's being overrun with uh
01:41:04.220
foreign diaspora populations can you at least stick to that i don't know
01:41:11.340
you're going to tell them their brand of nationalism
01:41:15.500
scotia gentleman says so you're an indian then indians work hard at skin well yeah that's this is
01:41:19.980
obviously again it's a stupid way of framing identity because okay so some drug dealers work
01:41:26.780
really hard yes they do they work 12 15 hours a day like they're just constantly going they're
01:41:33.980
they're they're hustling are are they a good representation of an albertan because they're hard
01:41:39.980
working like what a retarded oh yeah there's there's a couple of chinks out in bc that are chained to
01:41:47.900
their fucking meth lab desk and work chair i bet you they're working harder
01:41:51.900
it's one thing canadians just weren't prepared to deal with is the human capital of these other
01:41:59.020
regimes they're willing to throw millions of people at it and they have them to spare
01:42:05.020
we don't that's where we're really losing is numbers
01:42:15.660
what if what if there's a a fucking only fans whore working out of a penthouse in calgary and she's
01:42:24.380
putting in 10 hours on camera a day like it and you know she's she's fucking messaging clients and
01:42:30.620
she's doing like whatever videos she's producing all kinds of stuff she's just
01:42:34.380
fucking hustling in her trade as a fucking whore
01:42:38.780
hard-working wow let's let's put her on a separatist poster she is just the fucking wow
01:42:45.900
what a hard-working alberton i don't know why i did a southern accent i don't know but i enjoyed it
01:42:53.020
they're hurting albert yeah that was kind of like offensive to both albertans and southerners sorry
01:43:07.180
anyways uh david parker's an idiot i don't know how he you know again he is a hard worker he traveled all
01:43:14.540
around the province organizing these meetings so i guess he's the the model albertan or something
01:43:20.540
body blue levels of work yeah bonnie blue the model albertan that girl works hard
01:43:27.260
taking 500 a day like that whatever the grievances they're gonna it's like north people in northern
01:43:33.580
ontario they have no idea what we go through in southern ontario they have no idea do you have any
01:43:38.860
idea what they're going through in southern ontario we heard that during the meeting there
01:43:43.980
like there it kind of shocked me that there was so many like you know it's different than it is in
01:43:49.260
southern ontario i'm like i don't think you realize that it is the exact same in southern ontario
01:43:55.100
it might honestly be worse and it seems like it's worse up here because it's more noticeable yeah
01:44:02.060
because when you hear about these accidents it's like oh my god like i can't believe that and then
01:44:06.860
you hear another one you're like oh my god i can't believe that whereas down there they hear them
01:44:11.340
every day four times to the point where it just becomes noise it's basically like the old stalin
01:44:17.180
quote right one death is a tragedy a million deaths is a statistic at a certain point you just start like
01:44:22.700
yeah it happened again yeah it happened like it becomes normalized yeah so it's not normalized in northern
01:44:28.620
ontario but it is in southern ontario well that's just it i don't think that northern ontario is just
01:44:33.820
getting a taste of what's because they had first had to colonize in southern ontario and now it's
01:44:38.540
starting to spread and now you're starting to see what's going on like right aussie yeah so
01:44:46.860
yeah like i feel i've been all across the country over the past five years okay i'm like i try to tell
01:45:00.220
this to people what they it's natural to be focused on what's going on in your area and prioritize that and
01:45:08.380
such but i did moving up here i i focused on highway 1117 because it's what was focused around
01:45:16.860
here it's the same everywhere guys it's like yeah it is all the way across like even in parts even
01:45:26.060
further north of me they have an influx of africans for no reason in their town yep like it don't make
01:45:33.340
any sense do you know what a northern fucking climate needs africans and our biggest worry
01:45:42.460
is climate change though see so we're gonna send these people from a warm climate to a cold climate
01:45:48.140
where they're gonna have a bigger carbon footprint because it's what we need to do
01:45:57.180
right because that's just that's true you live in the north you're gonna have a bigger carbon
01:46:01.020
footprint than than people that live in a southern place
01:46:06.860
i would think unless their ac fucking energy use is more than our heating but
01:46:15.980
all right how's the preparations for rage two or two there there are none i don't think that's
01:46:25.260
going to happen anytime soon and if it if it does it'll be in a much different context
01:46:35.420
i mean i could see it potentially something similar to it potentially happening in the future but it will
01:46:40.140
basically be you know the club is so well developed and there are thousands of members across the country
01:46:47.260
that we can justify doing tours that are open to the public because we have guys there that can
01:46:53.420
organize these events in a secure way and you know do all that stuff at the the local level
01:46:59.340
and it's worth it for us to have that kind of interaction with supporters who are you know maybe
01:47:04.940
aren't or can't be part of the club it's like that that could happen but that's not happening anytime soon
01:47:10.220
jerry low-star texas says jeremy did bring it up i'm not doing i'm not doing it again not the way we did it
01:47:21.660
no that was just too much a whole month away and stuff like that like you go away do a weekend of shows
01:47:27.260
or something you know okay aussie do you got to go outside so it would either have to be done
01:47:33.180
back if i was to consider doing it again it would have to be done where the shows are one offs where
01:47:40.620
you like we fly in you know we're there for one or two nights or whatever and then you're it's over
01:47:46.620
and it's like so basically it's not a tour or it's the the same kind of structure that we had for the
01:47:54.060
tour but it's elongated so that it's not every other day or every day that we're um you know we have
01:48:00.860
something going on because it was too much um that's also personal for me too because i like
01:48:08.940
i'm naturally introverted more than extroverted and being constantly around people is draining for me
01:48:16.220
and so like spending a month where basically every waking moment you're surrounded and interacting with
01:48:43.180
social gentleman says man you'd never make a good politician then no i i would so we i've talked about
01:48:48.380
this before people shit on politicians um for being lazy and not doing anything and this is true
01:48:56.220
in the sense of what they actually want them to do which is address the problems and govern the country
01:49:01.580
right politicians not the back ventures and the ones that are just you know there to sit and clap
01:49:08.380
for the ones that speak yeah they can be pretty fucking lazy obviously but the ones that you see
01:49:14.060
that are public facing they are not fucking lazy people pierre pierre is not a lazy person what he
01:49:21.180
did over the past three years what was it it was 2022 that he got uh the leadership so between then and
01:49:29.100
now the amount of work that he put in traveling campaigning doing the meetings doing the the
01:49:35.100
interviews like just he was constantly working like in the the build-up to the election he was doing
01:49:42.060
like three or four stops in different towns in a day and addressing crowds of like 500 a thousand like
01:49:48.940
2 000 people you know how exhausting that would be and he lost yeah and he lost
01:49:56.700
one thing you can't deny is that like he is working hard to get elected
01:50:02.620
he's working smart because there's obvious things that he could have done that probably would have got
01:50:07.100
him elected if he wasn't a and a coward but he certainly is willing to do the the work
01:50:15.900
well in pierre's case there's probably a doings
01:50:21.340
oh there's probably multiple yeah it doesn't matter driving the bus taking the pictures
01:50:26.860
it doesn't it doesn't matter though just think about it imagine if all you had to do
01:50:32.140
right you don't have to you don't have to worry about driving you don't have to worry about
01:50:35.420
like the hotel accommodations like you don't have to do any of that you're just you're just there
01:50:39.420
but you have to speak for an hour four times a day to an audience of you know 500 a thousand plus
01:50:47.660
people sure yeah you got to put it on yeah like that would be exhausting and draining to do that over
01:50:53.820
and over and even if like even if it becomes a routine it would still be exhausting oh and then
01:51:00.780
after you're done your speech you got to stand around and shake a thousand people's hands and
01:51:05.180
listen to them you know bring up their concerns like and yeah you got to engage with them you can't
01:51:10.460
just you know shake their hand and be like thank you thank you thank you no you got to talk to them
01:51:14.540
no what's your name sort like that would be not fun no it wouldn't be
01:51:20.380
ozzy you're getting to be annoying right now buddy what do you want we've gone over everything you
01:51:30.060
could want unless it's just the rope where is it where's the rope
01:51:57.900
scotian gentleman says i couldn't think of anything more fun than being uh one of you three out
01:52:03.500
on the road tour um i mean yeah i don't get it was obviously fun but
01:52:16.140
you know there's no privacy you're always yeah there was always something going on it was exhausting
01:52:32.060
did my mattress fit up the stairs yeah we got it up there it's huge
01:52:36.060
it's not so big once it's up there but trying to get up there was too much
01:52:40.860
all right i don't i don't even know what there's talk about no i went over what i
01:52:54.700
what i felt that i wanted to i was going to do a stream just for that
01:52:57.980
because i wanted to get it off my chest that's funny will ferryman ever arm wrestle blair cattrall no
01:53:04.940
not because like i don't i don't blair is a big boy and i don't care about losing or winning i
01:53:17.340
every time i i obviously i've tried it before and the first time i tried it it up my elbow right
01:53:26.060
but my elbow was just sore for a week from doing it and i get it like if you do it repeatedly and you
01:53:30.940
train at it like that goes away because it's you know the tension in the tendons that it's not you
01:53:35.260
i get it okay i don't do that though and so every time some dickhead in a bar or you know is like you
01:53:41.900
know let's you let's arm wrestle i don't i don't care about winning like it's a technique thing more
01:53:47.580
than it is strength thing it you know there's all i don't want to do it because it fucking hurts my
01:53:52.700
elbow and i get talked into it because they're like come on like just go you know they do this
01:53:56.780
fucking nonsense and you're fine whatever just shut up i'll do it and then my elbow hurts for a
01:54:01.660
week or two weeks i'm never doing it again i'm never arm wrestling if if somebody arm wants to
01:54:07.180
arm wrestle me again and they won't shut up about it i'm gonna say how about we fight
01:54:15.260
let's just go fight what's the big deal man let's just go have a fight in the parking lot
01:54:19.100
arm wrestling arm wrestling's for pussies let's kickbox right now in the parking lot that'll be way
01:54:24.300
more fun like a fuck i hate those douchebags that do that what if it's devin larat i have arm
01:54:32.700
wrestled devin larat so i mean what if you want to arm here if you want to arm wrestle devin larat
01:54:37.900
tie a rope okay you'll get your table tie a rope around a i don't know like a an excavator or something
01:54:45.900
and then you know pull it taut on the table and then just pull on that that's what arm wrestling devin
01:54:50.700
the rats like so i'm just saying if it was him that asked you to arm wrestle again you're just
01:54:56.140
gonna tell him hey let's go outside and fight fuck you no i would politely tell him no no thank you sir
01:55:09.820
yeah he's got a match coming up in four weeks i think it is
01:55:15.340
ryan riziki's got a uh fight march first it's like less than a month away
01:55:29.340
he's like number two in the world i think right now for super heavyweight
01:55:36.860
here's a funny one where is it people train to arm wrestle yeah it's a huge thing
01:55:42.940
yeah yeah it's it's a very niche but highly competitive sport
01:55:50.220
yeah there's guys that are just right into that you'd be surprised there's clubs in a lot of small
01:55:55.260
towns they're like all over big cities like if you look into it there's there's probably
01:55:59.180
a club near you that you've never heard of and it might just be in some guy's basement but
01:56:03.020
you know a few nights a week they show up you wouldn't know until you look into it it's one of
01:56:07.500
those hidden worlds that's yeah it is it's a whole universe on its own and i honestly that's where
01:56:14.860
i like i go look at that when i want to turn my brain off as far as politics and
01:56:26.380
like devin devin took that sport into the next level if you ask me like oh yeah because of that
01:56:31.420
and what he did he's met people like shaquille o'neal and uh eddie hall and the strongman and
01:56:37.580
like all the big fitness influencer streamers yeah yeah yeah to the point he was so good i think he
01:56:45.180
would he could end up on joe rogan he would be a great guest for joe rogan i'm kind of super like
01:56:51.420
he could like the afghan stuff the working in special forces to the arm wrestling to like there's
01:56:57.660
all kinds of things that yeah well he's met joe and they said they were going to do it
01:57:03.180
joe said like as soon as he shook his hand he was like what the yeah like his hand just disappears into
01:57:09.660
his yeah uh sorry uh giga chud said get jacob her son on here bro i would absolutely have jacob on if
01:57:18.540
he wants to um i've never really talked i mean i have talked to jacob before but uh not not as much as
01:57:26.380
say tom or joel so oh he's doing a good job actually i feel like he stepped it up since
01:57:31.740
joel's been away and maybe that's just because of lack of joel i've been noticing more or
01:57:38.620
i feel like he's way ever since it disbanded it seems like uh jacob is pumping out more and more
01:57:44.940
content it's almost like he doesn't know what to do with himself so he's just throwing himself into
01:57:49.260
that i don't know if that's true but i got that impression because i was seeing in some cases
01:57:53.980
multiple videos a day from him i was like he doesn't usually post that much he's frequent
01:57:58.220
but not that often i think he's like jonesing for oh man i haven't done a banner drop for
01:58:13.180
um yeah i really got off my oh i did you know what i was going to show this just because
01:58:18.140
it's just a police video from the opp i haven't watched it yet but i just wanted to see what it
01:58:25.580
was because what does an investigation look like before the headlines a year-long opp and
01:58:33.900
lps media office investigation resulted in the seizure of 31 crime guns firearms used or intended
01:58:41.340
to be used in criminal activity and 125 000 potentially lethal doses of fentanyl all right well that's a
01:58:47.900
little bit i just read 31 crime guns like yeah do you really have to make a video out of it but 125
01:58:54.940
000 potentially lethal doses of fentanyl is huge
01:59:02.060
this project has incredible impact in the city of london uh be safe and look after each other last year
01:59:10.060
we had a real uptick in the number of shootings in the city a total of 32 by year's end
01:59:28.940
we are much stronger together as a team uh side by side shoulder to shoulder targeting significant
01:59:35.420
uh gun traffickers and drug traffickers and there's no way that any one agency can do it alone
01:59:49.500
i've lived in the city for 25 years and you know it it affects me as somebody who's raising a family here
01:59:58.300
um anytime there's a shooting in the city it goes without saying uh tremendous public risk to
02:00:05.660
anybody involved that's why this hits home for so many of us
02:00:36.460
uptick detected yeah i do kind of want to see their side to be honest with you because
02:00:41.900
who do you think is going up against all the jeets that we've been seeing in the headlines these guys
02:00:46.140
probably feel like they're in a war zone well like this is why on the one hand you can empathize with
02:00:53.020
cops because they're dealing with this nonsense and on the other hand it's like you guys you know
02:00:58.620
and i've heard i've heard this from people who know cops i've heard this from ex-cops i've heard i
02:01:02.620
hear this all the time but at least they are racist they know they'll they'll never say it publicly
02:01:09.500
they'll never say it to somebody like you know that could compromise them but when they're alone with
02:01:13.740
their buddy of 15 years they start going off about fucking nigger and like the but the
02:01:18.860
bullshit they have to deal with with brown like they talk about it they know and that's why it's
02:01:23.980
so frustrating because they do know and they do agree with us privately they'll they would hear what
02:01:30.140
we're saying and they'd be like yeah 100 but they're right and then they would never say it publicly
02:01:35.340
which is cowardice you're a coward there's been a few that stand up usually lost their career
02:01:45.820
to something else and then they decide to stand up though you care you care more about securing your
02:01:50.860
pension so that you can retire comfortably than you do about the actual purpose of your job because
02:01:56.300
if you really believed in you know the the merit of policing and you know you know protecting and
02:02:03.500
serving and you know being a defender of the community like this stuff right keeping community
02:02:07.660
safe you really believe that then you would say the goddamn truth even if it caused you to lose
02:02:16.780
uh you know personally or your comfort was um reduced because of it you would just say the truth so
02:02:23.820
they don't actually believe it even though they know it but they're they're just mercenaries
02:02:27.900
yeah they see it firsthand and do you feel that do you feel that you're doing the right thing by just
02:02:40.700
fighting it every night like risking your life every night not every night but you know what i mean
02:02:46.540
going out there risking your life for what is it getting better are you making things better
02:02:50.300
it's a job itself is well i mean well if i'm addressing the same people you're saying that
02:02:58.460
went into it with the right reasons yeah it's got to be weighing on you you know the truth you can see it
02:03:04.540
yeah i'm sure it does on a lot of them and it's something they struggle with but they
02:03:10.940
yeah they cope and they find excuses and they learn ways to compartmentalize it and just not
02:03:18.060
rather be on the other side of the boot so whatever um i think probably eventually more
02:03:25.900
of them will come around but not until it gets way worse dude yeah i'm surprised the opp
02:03:32.060
hasn't come out and said something like the amount of accidents they have to go out and clean up
02:03:36.780
that they have to go out and see and the amount of people the jeep trucking and
02:03:48.060
yeah oh dude it's gotta i'm sure there's guys at home
02:03:52.860
writing this stuff out in a journal if not they should be
02:04:00.940
trent dabs is i'm sure the money makes it yeah i'm sure it's easy to cope with the
02:04:05.820
the inner struggle they're going through as they sleep on their you know king-size bed in their
02:04:12.060
well that's kind of a lot of the people that police these areas don't live in those areas
02:04:17.500
they can afford to live outside those areas yeah
02:04:22.380
uh intrusive thoughts is cowards only care about the costume yeah
02:04:27.980
it's why like you see this a little bit um you know soldiers tend to struggle more with you know
02:04:34.300
what they went through even though like in some cases it can be you know similar kinds of traumatic
02:04:39.180
experiences because they tend to be soldiers tend to join like you know military because they really
02:04:47.260
believe they're patriotic they really believe in it whereas police officers tend to do it because
02:04:51.420
it's more of like it's a career path right and so um not also obviously there's some you know you
02:04:57.900
get the ones that have no problem being mercenaries or contractors after the fact and
02:05:01.660
doing some up and they have no issues with it at all they're getting paid well like i don't care
02:05:07.740
yeah like the those like the wild men the guns were higher like yeah there is those types as well but
02:05:14.940
um a lot of these guys aren't fully developed men before they get sent out to do these roles and it
02:05:22.300
yeah well they'll just keep dealing with those issues it's gonna get worse and then your
02:05:38.540
replacements are gonna end up being jeets as well and the government's gonna subsidize their wages too
02:05:43.580
you're not safe from the temporary foreign worker program nope
02:05:52.060
okay um i don't even know what else is there to go over tonight or are we just done
02:06:08.700
ontario trucker sent to prison for 10 years for imported cocaine worth 5.4 million dollars
02:06:15.820
probably have a strong ontario name too let's let's have a look see here at the
02:06:20.380
uh jazz beer sing 43 from paris ontario wow shocker right i just don't believe it fairy
02:06:31.580
the seeks are good people they're hard working they're albertans
02:06:44.940
the cocaine doesn't even bother me it's more of just like this scam artists like you're just like
02:06:50.780
everything about you people is about like how can i make more money like you know how can i improve my
02:07:06.940
every one of them there's trucks running right now up down highway 11 with guns drugs probably people
02:07:15.180
right now i want to open up my own way station one of those abandoned way stations at the side of highway
02:07:21.180
11 just reopen it throw in a uniform start waving trucks in
02:07:27.020
i'm gonna do an inspection guys wait in this container
02:07:37.980
that's not it i was scrolling twitter this this was in my feed i don't even follow him obviously but
02:07:44.780
we're good gotta save our firepower for the enemy jake shields so there you go all that
02:07:50.780
all that drama that was going back for thousands of people engaging in it whatever it's all it's all
02:07:59.820
you know what i mean like it's just entertainment
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it's basically jersey shore that's funny oh they did you hear what
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nick said about jake did you see what jake said back
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and then at the end they shake hands like yo we're we're bros man you know
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it's basically you know the situation and paulie d
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going at it they did a canadian short reality tv guys hey they just came out with the canadian shore
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yeah i did hear about that that's awesome annoyingly oh
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fuck imagine all the different colors on that show it's all canadian
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so i just uh there you go two hours ago crash that killed alberta junior hockey players wasn't criminal
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what so no you have to look at the facts of them
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oh by the way that wasn't that last segment that i just did about jake and the back of i actually like
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jake okay jake platforms our guys like he's interviewing people like he's giving exposure and
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actually has an open mind towards guys that otherwise would not have a platform so like i
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appreciate jake boys like i don't agree with everything that all this takes or whatever but
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i think he is genuinely a good dude so he's genuinely curious about these topics and yes he doesn't mind
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being humbled if he's wrong like because he's no he's not the fucking uh he knows he's not the knowledge
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keeper by any means i'm just saying it's like this thing of people people treat you know podcasters
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interviewers content creators you know influencers whatever they treat them like they're leaders of
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a movement and there is no movement for them no like they're not like you know these these you don't
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have to react like um like it shouldn't be any it's really not that big of a deal when two people who
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are online personalities or just public personalities are arguing with each other and people like we
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gotta stop the infighting that's not infighting that's celebrity drama it's just in infighting would
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be if you know i don't know jeremy and russo were going back and forth at it publicly over something
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like a minor disagreement and like both trying to destroy the other person's movements you know
02:10:45.740
because of personal disagreements that would be infighting what you see most of the time that people
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call infighting is not uh dubs just sent me a link about gary being connected to the tamil tigers yes
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he has been he 100 has been he has uh been charged with connected to the tamil tigers they found it on
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his phone everything like yeah it's no it's no secret they just don't care like
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snitter says i watch jake interview people i like but it drives me nuts when he interrupts his guests
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though interviewing is a it's an under appreciated skill like you have i'll give you henrik is an
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excellent interviewer yeah he knows when it's he needs to give the guest a break and like fill space
02:11:41.420
and like drive the conversation in certain directions and then he knows how to just let them go
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you know as much as they need to and when they're going like this is one of the skills too obviously
02:11:53.180
he's very good at this and most people maybe don't see it he has everything ready to go so as his guest
02:11:59.660
is talking about stuff he's bringing up the things that they're discussing showing you the footage showing
02:12:05.660
you you know anything relevant like he's he's all he's got it he does the work beforehand and that
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doesn't necessarily you know show um oh it shows well i know i know it shows but a lot of people
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maybe don't see like that takes a lot of like okay we're gonna talk about this we're gonna talk about
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that so i'll get this clip i'll get that clip you know we're gonna get into this and you know that'll
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probably be brought up so i'll have that pre-loaded and he's ready to go and like within seconds
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sometimes of interviewing somebody's like boom he's got the thing that they're talking about so
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yeah like it's like that's a good interviewer most of these people are just personalities that have
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a built-in audience and now they're using it to you know start a podcast like they're not
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necessarily skilled at doing those things well jake's got jake before yeah i think he feels left
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out sometimes when they've been talking too long he's just like yeah yeah because this you know and he's
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just trying to throw it in it's it's a new skill for him that he's uh trying to learn yeah um
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and show that link that dubs sent to me um where'd it go did i close oh there was one thing
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so the hell's the hell's angels are working with the punjabi devils now apparently
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yeah there's gary at the ltt event in canada celebrating the lupia black black black
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killer of the two world leaders yeah yeah there's no secret that he's connected with the table tigers
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sorry i didn't mean to over nope i was trying to get rid of that okay so yeah this was going around
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out it went pretty viral but uh today the founder of the the quote punjabi devils motorcycle club
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a stockton-based outlaw motorcycle gang associated with the hell's angels pleaded guilty to unlawfully
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dealing firearms and possessing a machine gun following a multi-agency investigation
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go back to your roots boys like i'm not gonna obviously i i don't necessarily want to
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talk about the hell's angels it's like it's not my sphere and it's not my you know place but to me the
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the reason i do want to address is because this screams to me of just the same problem that exists
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with every other institution that boomers inherited which is they have no vision of of like how to
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actually extend it they don't really care about transitioning it to the next generation or you know
02:14:55.660
having a vision that's oriented towards the future like like imagine imagine the hell's angels
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the original hell's angels seeing this today no that wouldn't fly exactly it wouldn't have flown
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with the ones from from 20 years ago or 30 years back to your roots boys and you can't i don't know
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is that just the oakland club is that just stockton i i don't know but i don't know it's not my world
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i don't know but i mean i i'm not going to get into biker i've never talked to them about the subject
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to be honest i've gone into politics and different conversations with some of the guys i know but
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never this one it's just one of those things where to me it's it's the same thing obviously
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like it's an outlaw motorcycle it's a one percenter club okay so like obviously it's it's kind of weird
02:15:47.660
because it's it's the underworld right but it's funny how even in that it's the same thing that you see
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in other elements of society which is like this just this decay in that institution and you know
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even though it is what it is the hell's angels is kind of like like a thing like it's how do i say this
02:16:10.220
it's ours right like there are there are dang yeah they were like there they are a certain class of
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of person and they conducted themselves you know with a certain level of like honor and a code of
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conduct that was you know intended to not basically cause you know unnecessary disruption within their
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like the communities and things like that and always like they had a way of conducting themselves
02:16:38.540
quite often in small towns the police and the hell's angels were not necessarily working together but
02:16:44.540
speaking to minimize any collateral damage by any means exactly it's like they're like that was
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that's a respectable criminal that it's a european institution at this point you
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get what i'm saying like it's something like there's actually very americana yeah there's lore there's
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there's like something there it's almost as like like any other institution like that's like sad to see
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in a way yes it is why is my mouse frozen you're right that is sad to see
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but at the same token like would you you would see them possibly working with other gangs in other
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countries because it's more about their brotherhood than it is the country i would believe right
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yes to me it's like the same thing like what's happening to the legions what's happening to the
02:17:43.260
lions clubs what's happening to the knights of columbia what's happening to all they're all dying and the
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reason is because they have no ability to appeal to the youth and you see the same kind of thing or
02:17:52.700
they're deteriorating and they're branching out into like weird ways that are not in keeping with the
02:17:58.460
traditions of the the organizations that they're they they are so um like this is just like to me
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it's just like this is another boomer thing like boomers yeah i see it can be like you hear this like
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you hear too like i'm not again i don't really want to like you hear the rumors going on in canada
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about what's going on with the bike clubs and like it doesn't surprise me that a lot of the older
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ones are on the downturn and there's like up-and-coming ones that have a different approach
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like they don't they're not in keeping with the traditional way of of organizing you know a one
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percenter club and like i've i've heard i've heard guys talk about this and like you know the the
02:18:42.860
classic you know traditional one percent biker being like that's not how you fucking run a one percent
02:18:48.460
mc and then the other guy being like like it's basically the future's now old man shut the up
02:18:53.980
like why like like why do i have to listen to you anymore kind of thing so i don't know
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yeah but it's happening with all institutions isn't it yeah
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so anyways it was just like it's fun you could see it's like it's such a weird thing for the
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average person to be like lamenting but everybody i saw commenting on that was just like oh my god even
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the hell's angels like yeah um somebody just sent me a link
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somebody sent me a anyways i don't think it's really relevant so i'm just gonna
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call it yeah i'm probably just gonna call it but thanks everybody for tuning in
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um oh spark it up says it's more slop yeah oh yeah obviously
02:20:15.180
for those students i'm not gonna pull it up but basically it was one of the alberta separatist
02:20:19.180
accounts and it was a map of north america and the argument was calgary is closer to tijuana than
02:20:25.900
it is to ottawa as in like you know it's basically a far away place that's awesome like why is ottawa
02:20:32.940
governing us and it's like okay los angeles is closer to tijuana than it is to washington dc obviously
02:20:42.460
like a yeah i think you idiot hey did you know that new york is actually closer to ottawa and calgary
02:20:50.220
is like wow crate that's wild man i guess i guess new york should be part of ottawa and calgary should
02:20:57.740
be part of mexico like what is that your argument you idiot yeah that's we're talking yeah uh spark
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it up that's obviously dumb nonsense that will appeal to the the lowest common denominator so
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well we'll probably quit i got a long day tomorrow and uh yeah still my condolences to the families
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um that lost their kids there and that actually it's still horrific
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and i guess the last thing you can say is i wish the jeets weren't in my country so i could just
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mourn for a fucking accident normally you know what i mean and not have to think is this again because
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of them yeah so it's even affecting the morning of some people well it's just it's a politicized
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issue like everything else people aren't used to that not every issue used to be politicized like
02:22:04.940
this no i feel like we uh we were talking about this a little bit um i've definitely brought it up
02:22:14.940
before but like the american civil war you know one of the things that's interesting about it is that
02:22:21.340
aside from a very specific position on the institution of slavery and you know disagreements about
02:22:32.140
the balance of powers between the federal and state governments those people were the same they spoke
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the same language they were of the same genetic stock ethnic stock they had almost certainly the
02:22:47.420
same religion or very close sex of a religion and certainly larger overarching you know religion
02:22:54.060
christianity right but most of them were protestant most of them were you know obviously protestant
02:23:00.140
varies a lot but they were mostly protestant and mostly um we're sorry and they were obviously all
02:23:06.380
christian right with the in terms of the ethnic stock most of them were from the british isles
02:23:13.340
they were of scottish english welsh or irish descent the overwhelming majority of americans at the time
02:23:19.340
right they agreed mostly on on everything when it came to say um you know policies like in the social
02:23:28.780
economic like these things were not very controversial between people right it wouldn't have been a source
02:23:33.580
of argument there wasn't all of these polarizing issues and they went to war and killed each other
02:23:39.340
in the hundreds of thousands over the two issues of slavery and states rights versus federal powers
02:23:48.940
versus state powers and like you could argue that those two were the same issue but regardless the
02:23:54.860
point is people are way more polarized today like you could be dire magic like in the same country you
02:24:02.300
could take 10 people they'll all have a different religion they'll all have they'll speak different
02:24:06.540
languages they'll have different ethnic backgrounds they'll have completely wildly varying views about
02:24:12.700
a wide you know arrangement of topics and they're like yeah but you know canada is united you know
02:24:22.220
we need to unite it's like it's it's a brilliant strategy try the situation where you've ensured there
02:24:28.940
will be conflict it's a it's a brilliant strategy really we're all united together as separate individuals
02:24:49.420
so so yeah but to your point when you say you know you'd like to be able to just mourn a tragedy without
02:24:57.900
you know thinking about the politics though it's like yeah and unfortunately that's everything now
02:25:02.540
because everything is polarized because there's so such variation in people's backgrounds their belief
02:25:10.300
systems it just makes me multiculturalism like this is pluralism it makes me hate them more because i
02:25:16.540
have to think about them before just saying oh my god what a tragedy yeah you know
02:25:21.980
god and like i said even you still can't jump to the conclusion even with that guy's accident up here
02:25:44.620
brave hamilton soldier deserves solemn salute on highway of heroes
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i don't like i don't understand but do they know what the cause of death was
02:26:00.860
it does seem a little bit odd that he's being given the full parade doesn't it like
02:26:06.700
well it wouldn't if he was a victim of you know if he was killed in action or something by
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i don't know do they just give the highway to heroes to anybody that dies in service overseas
02:26:48.060
i don't know the circumstances surrounding gunner uh how how majean's death are currently under
02:26:54.700
investigation by the canadian forces military police with support from latvian state police and
02:26:59.500
the department said that the department of national defense when there are loose ends like this is
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important that a soldier's death be thoroughly probed it's the least we can do for our fallen given 100
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i mean obviously yeah he still died during service however he died but
02:27:23.660
i don't know liquid zeus says regardless the reason he died in what he probably believed was service to
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his country but that's what some people are saying that it was a suicide i'm sorry i like i no you know
02:27:42.460
what i'm not sorry if you commit suicide while you're stationed with the military you don't deserve
02:27:48.380
like any kind of honors that's a dishonorable discharge isn't it yeah like that to me that's not
02:27:55.260
like that's not something worthy of commendation and parade and memorial like you you offed yourself and
02:28:02.940
that's very sad and it's tragic and you know you wish it didn't happen but i don't know if that is what
02:28:07.580
happened they're not saying and yeah investigation of a death it can't be like what do you mean though
02:28:14.060
if the latvian state police are involved in the investigation it has to be is it murder is it suicide
02:28:21.260
is it an accident like you can't i'm sorry but yeah you cannot um can we give a if we give a parade to
02:28:33.660
everybody that commits suicide in the army this is going to be a well but even the ones that happen
02:28:40.700
after like if you're talking about because obviously there's a huge problem with the the afghan vets
02:28:45.020
and things like that if you're talking about them that's completely different like we should be talking
02:28:49.260
more about that and we should be talking about how up they they are from what they were put through
02:28:55.500
and how they were treated after the fact and anyways like that's different they didn't do it while
02:29:01.260
they were in afghanistan like they did their duty and then they you know yeah i don't know there's
02:29:07.820
something seems weird about it so yeah to me you cannot lionize somebody who commits suicide um now is
02:29:17.020
this just a political attempt to somehow bring military service into the mainstream like is it just a
02:29:28.940
a a tillman story that they're trying to do um yeah i'm not just just spin it so that uh i don't know
02:29:39.100
i don't know maybe that's too dark but i wouldn't put it past like or even politicians another thing too
02:29:43.900
is like if it if it was an accident like a like i don't know if it's worth
02:29:50.540
i don't know maybe you should i don't know somebody go ask a veteran go ask somebody who's been through
02:29:56.780
it ask jeremy on his stream what he thinks about it i'm sure he would say suicide no
02:30:02.300
but things like like if it was an accident that has nothing to do with like let's say hypothetically
02:30:07.900
it was a car crash you know he was out on leave or something for the evening and he died in an uber
02:30:12.380
accident should he be lionized as a for his service depends was the general pattern
02:30:20.540
good that's a good point do you get what i'm saying like if a soldier is driving or you know
02:30:29.260
they they die in a what a house fire in canada do we do a highway of heroes for them because they were
02:30:34.700
a member of the like of course not so just because he's stationed in latvia if he dies in like a an
02:30:40.300
accident that has nothing to do with his his job in the armed forces or his services do you give him a
02:30:45.980
fucking parade i don't know i don't know yeah now i've just got an idea of general patten in a uber
02:31:02.220
that general bat it wasn't an assassination he just had an uber cheese driver
02:31:08.140
can you imagine you find out his driver was indian
02:31:10.380
snitter says friendly fire if there was a friendly fire incident they would say that he
02:31:16.380
was killed in a friendly fire incident or he was killed in a training exercise it's like the fact
02:31:21.260
that they're not saying what it was tells me that it's not something that's you know like that yeah
02:31:30.540
yeah you can't guess at anything it could be anything what if you had an allergic reaction mres
02:31:36.380
intrusive thoughts says yes because they are deployed all right well he's a vet that's what he's
02:31:41.020
so you're saying like i'll just to clarify you're saying soldiers are out they're given leave they
02:31:46.700
go out let's just say hypothetically they get drunk and one of them oh they fall in a river and drown
02:31:52.300
like they should get the the hero's treatment like the highway of heroes and that kind of stuff
02:32:03.100
toxic shock from men's room tampon jesus i mean let's not let's not okay let's not go too far in
02:32:13.980
denigrating him you know that's not what this is about okay no i don't know the kid i know nothing
02:32:18.620
about him and yeah i mean technically he died on deployment that's true he died in service but
02:32:40.060
i don't know i'm waiting for intrusive thoughts answer because i genuinely want to hear what he has
02:32:43.500
to say the rest the rest of you i don't know i don't know maybe i should care what you have to
02:32:47.180
say i don't know if you're all that the rest of you i don't give a about you i don't know
02:32:50.540
i know his dad gave a glaring statement for the army though
02:32:53.980
like opposed to it or in favor of it in favor of you mean like oh like a glowing yeah a glowing
02:33:06.220
review for the army it was almost like a recruiting thing okay so this this is a good answer so
02:33:19.500
intrusive thoughts is the highway of heroes is a repatriation ceremony for the returning of the
02:33:24.300
remains all right fair enough it's not being done so you're saying it's not being done because
02:33:32.380
you know they've done something that's commendable necessarily in their service it's being done as just
02:33:38.140
a ceremony of bringing back a soldier who who died overseas that makes more sense okay
02:33:50.220
all right well there there's the answer to the question that's why they're doing it
02:33:55.020
they return they return home with dignity that's it that's all doesn't matter how that fair enough
02:34:04.780
again that wasn't me i don't know i didn't know that actually that that's
02:34:08.860
i thought that was something they did you know for guys who died in in um combat or in i think it
02:34:16.860
just became a thing that we started doing well yeah it's a more recent thing but because it was
02:34:22.140
the soldiers who had died like because obviously it wasn't done for you know injured or um you know
02:34:31.020
so i didn't know that they did it for any soldier who dies overseas i thought they only did
02:34:36.060
it for like instances where they were killed in battle or you know through friendly fire incidents
02:34:54.940
i think we just leave it there well did you want to watch the ctv segment on it
02:35:18.540
at least they look good this time i mean it's a bunch of women but
02:36:31.140
for the people being killed on our fucking roads by foreigners?
02:36:35.500
Yeah, well, I just fucking ruined everybody's mood for the night.
02:37:30.720
And I don't know, I'll be back on Friday or Saturday, probably Saturday night.
02:37:35.780
Yeah, I was going to do one, but I was going to do it tonight just because I was kind of
02:37:47.120
I wanted to get everything out, but I'm glad I did here.
02:37:49.580
Well, we'll play you out on that banner drop from the boys in BC did that over the weekend.