The Ferryman's Toll - The Daily Toll

00:00:00.000 Yeah, breaker, breaker, this is Whiskey Jack rolling northbound through Montana.

00:00:15.660 I got the Monada Pass, butin' Dillon in my tail life.

00:00:18.940 It's been double nickels most of the way.

00:00:22.040 Rodeo's over and it's back to the greater first thing Monday morning.

00:00:25.120 I got the Monada Pass.

00:00:55.120 Rodeo's over and it's back to the greater first thing Monday morning.

00:00:59.120 Too much oil money, not enough booze.

00:01:03.520 East of the Rockies and west of the rest.

00:01:07.380 I do my best to do my damnedest and that's just about all I guess.

00:01:12.180 Yeah, breaker, one nine, you got your ears on.

00:01:24.620 Just finishin' a run out to the left coast.

00:01:27.700 Cloverdale, Williams Lake, and Faulkland.

00:01:30.760 It's good weather up on the coke.

00:01:32.720 Had my eyes peeled through Bambi the whole time.

00:01:35.520 Antler Alley.

00:01:36.240 I'm just past Revelstoke now, landin' the Rogers Pass.

00:01:40.740 Second snowshed, fallin' a couple of log trucks.

00:01:44.100 Soft shoulders and dangerous curves.

00:01:48.240 Hey, I think I just saw a Sasquatch.

00:01:50.700 Well, them windy B.C. mountain passes finally flattenin' out.

00:01:55.900 Hairpin turns and P.S.T. got my heart up in my throat.

00:02:00.000 Gets hairy haulin' horses up across the Great Divide.

00:02:04.300 And them wild chill coldin' buckaroos, they sure know how to ride.

00:02:08.640 Well, the roads get better every time I cross that British Columbia line.

00:02:12.580 I tip my hat and it's good to be back down off the kickin' horse line.

00:02:17.760 Hurtin' Albertin' with nothin' more to lose.

00:02:22.140 Too much oil money, not enough booze.

00:02:26.480 East of the Rockies and west of the rest.

00:02:30.240 Do my best to do my damnedest and that's just about all I guess.

00:02:35.180 Saskatchewan, Saskatchewan, long gone Saskatchewan.

00:02:50.800 I'm westbound with prairie fire in my eyes.

00:02:54.000 Think I'll back off the hammer and rest them up.

00:02:56.580 Go horizontal for a couple hours before I put her in the rhubarb.

00:03:01.920 Come again on the Richardson grounds world.

00:03:04.240 Well, Saskabush is pretty, yep, she's pretty flat.

00:03:10.840 Lord knows I'm a prairie boy, so I'm pretty used to that.

00:03:14.820 But farmers facing off with gophers, man, it ain't the same.

00:03:19.880 It's been home at the Saddle Dome for the Oilers at the Flames.

00:03:23.960 Well, the roads get better every time I cross that Saskatchewan line.

00:03:27.840 And I tip my hat and it's good to be back on Mountain Standard Time.

00:03:32.400 Yeah, driver, you've got your flappers on.

00:04:01.200 Let's get off this trucker channel and take her on down the tube.

00:04:05.380 Did you see that bulldog bobtail on the freight burner?

00:04:08.560 Just about blew my doors off going by.

00:04:11.480 Better watch for Smokey on four legs, the royal mounted police.

00:04:16.160 That picture taker's gonna send them an invitation right away.

00:04:20.660 Keep the shiny side up.

00:04:22.760 Goodbye, turkey.

00:04:23.800 So long.

00:04:39.740 Jeez.

00:04:40.920 Two nights stand in Tulsa, pullin' out and headed west.

00:04:59.280 Brady grabbed the Gideons from the hotel in the desk and we said,

00:05:03.740 What's the matter, brother?

00:05:05.640 Are you worried about your soul?

00:05:07.640 He said, better safe than sorry, boys.

00:05:10.280 That's just how I roll.

00:05:12.260 We hit the road of feelin' cool as cross the stairs and ash.

00:05:16.940 Overflowing with the spirit and the Bible on the dash.

00:05:20.960 We pulled the whole thing over for the flashin' red and blues.

00:05:29.320 Police came to the window.

00:05:31.240 We said, have you heard the news?

00:05:33.620 Now don't get smart with me, boy.

00:05:35.620 Why you doin' ninety-five?

00:05:37.480 My foot is heavy with redemption.

00:05:40.120 I'm just blessed to be alive.

00:05:42.100 He said, I oughta pull you out of there.

00:05:45.040 Beat you black and blue.

00:05:46.440 I placed my hand upon the good book.

00:05:49.260 Said, what would Jesus do?

00:05:51.660 It's better than insurance registration or liin'.

00:05:55.740 It's better than these fake IDs I keep on buyin'.

00:06:00.240 It's even better than a novel stuck with cash.

00:06:04.800 They always innocent me, that old Bible on the dash.

00:06:10.800 Around this part's a hair low to make probable cause.

00:06:19.600 If you're movin' through my county, you'll obey my earthly laws.

00:06:23.820 Yes, we did our best to quote some holy, rich chapter and verse.

00:06:28.320 What kind of music y'all's makin'?

00:06:30.400 We said, Christian music, sir.

00:06:32.940 He contemplated, thought about it, twirled his cock mustache.

00:06:37.280 If I write you boys, be careful now, just don't drive quite so fast.

00:06:41.920 It's better than insurance registration or liin'.

00:06:46.140 It's better than these fake IDs I keep on buyin'.

00:06:50.620 It's even better than a novel stuck with cash.

00:06:55.160 But they always said it's him in Alabama on the dash.

00:07:01.200 Crossin' at the border a few months later,

00:07:31.000 We heard, freeze, pullin' over there, son.

00:07:34.640 We're gonna do some search and see's.

00:07:36.800 Well, maybe if we'd been more famous, he'd have said, just move along.

00:07:40.960 Yeah, if he'd have seen us on the TV.

00:07:43.480 Or if we'd had hit single songs.

00:07:45.880 He's just about to ask us, where's the money, guns, and ash?

00:07:50.320 Well, I was hopin' it'd save me, that old Bible on the dash.

00:07:54.540 Well, his hand was on his pistol and his dog was on his leash.

00:08:02.680 And that shepherd, he was keepin' a pretty close eye on his sheep.

00:08:06.580 We got a list we ought to look at, see if we can't find your names.

00:08:11.260 And we got parabolic laser beams, here's everything you say.

00:08:15.840 We got ultraviolet x-rays that can see right through your bus.

00:08:20.460 I guess we'll see if the good Lord's truly watchin' over us.

00:08:25.020 It's better than a green card, it's better than lying.

00:08:29.460 It's better than these work visas I keep on buyin'.

00:08:33.480 It's even better than a number, look, stuffed with cash.

00:08:38.660 Lord, I'm at the border with the Bible on the dash.

00:08:42.960 I'm at the border with the Bible on the dash.

00:09:12.960 Before I play this song, this is one that you might want to pay attention to the lyrics to,

00:09:23.840 because, goddamn, this song is 14 years old and holy fuck was it prophetic.

00:09:42.960 When the oil stops, everything stops, nothing left in the fountain.

00:10:02.180 Nobody wants paper money, son, so you just will stop countin'.

00:10:06.400 Can you break the horse, can you light the fire?

00:10:09.100 What's that, I beg your pardon?

00:10:11.200 You best start thinkin' where your food comes from, and I hope you tend a good garden.

00:10:15.840 Gettin' down on the mountain, gettin' down on the mountain.

00:10:20.120 Don't wanna be around when the ship goes down, I'll be gettin' down on the mountain.

00:10:24.120 If the truck don't run, the bread don't come, have a hard time findin' petrol.

00:10:31.440 Water ain't runnin' in the city no more, do you holdin' precious metal?

00:10:35.780 Can you gut the fish, can you read the sky?

00:10:38.140 What's that about overcrowtin'?

00:10:40.120 You ever seen a man whose kids ain't ate for 17 days and countin'?

00:10:44.980 Gettin' down on the mountain, gettin' down on the mountain.

00:10:48.840 Don't wanna be around when the ship goes down, I'll be gettin' down on the mountain.

00:11:05.100 There ain't no heat and the power's gone out, it's kerosene lamps and candles.

00:11:09.840 The roads are blocked, it's all gridlocked, you got a shortwave handle.

00:11:14.240 Can you track the deer, can you dig the well?

00:11:16.440 I couldn't quite hear your answer, I think I see a rip in the social fabric.

00:11:21.280 Brother, can you spare some ammo?

00:11:23.500 Gettin' down on the mountain, gettin' down on the mountain.

00:11:27.820 Don't wanna be around when the ship goes down, I'll be goin' to ground on the mountain.

00:11:31.800 When the oil stops, everything stops, nothin' left in the fountain.

00:11:56.680 Nobody wants paper money, son, so you just, well, stop countin'.

00:12:01.400 Can you break the horse, can you light the fire?

00:12:04.160 What's that, I beg your pardon?

00:12:06.220 I think I see a rip in the social fabric.

00:12:08.640 Brother, can you pass the ammo?

00:12:10.820 Gettin' down on the mountain, gettin' down on the mountain.

00:12:15.240 Don't wanna be around when the ship goes down, I'll be gettin' down on the mountain.

00:12:19.840 Gettin' down on the mountain, gettin' down on the mountain.

00:12:23.740 Don't wanna be around when the ship goes down, I'll be goin' to ground on the mountain.

00:12:28.880 Gettin' down on the mountain.

00:12:30.540 Gettin' down on the mountain, gettin' down on the mountain, gettin' down on the mountain.

00:12:36.880 Gettin' down on the mountain, gettin' down on the mountain, gettin' down on the mountain.

00:12:40.880 Gettin' down on the mountain, gettin' down on the mountain.

00:12:43.480 Gettin' down on the mountain.

00:12:45.100 Gettin' down on the mountain,isiauc

00:12:51.360 Gettin' down on the mountain.

00:12:54.120 Gettin' down on the mountain.

00:12:57.700 Gettin' down on the mountain.

00:12:59.880 I partied with some crazy Calgary cowgirls

00:13:13.560 We ripped and snorted, kicked our heels of them

00:13:17.300 Two told me they got old-time religion

00:13:21.840 One says she'll never bear a race again

00:13:26.380 Good Copenhagen is better than bad cocaine

00:13:33.200 Well, I spent some time with Texas Dave McDaniel

00:13:40.320 Dipping, snuffing out and drinking beer by noon

00:13:44.820 Well, he'd tell me about the bulls he rode in Waco

00:13:49.300 And by not far he'd be howling at the moon

00:13:53.880 Howling good Copenhagen is better than bad cocaine

00:14:00.700 Look out for them Wranglers, I love you

00:14:07.880 With the holes worn in the pockets of the jeans

00:14:12.340 They can get you high up in the Rockies

00:14:17.700 So you ain't never coming down again

00:14:21.220 Good Copenhagen is better than bad cocaine

00:14:28.020 Well, I know it about an old Alberta oil man

00:14:53.680 Two to ten a day till he was ninety-two

00:14:57.760 They passed away through Western original

00:15:02.440 And near the end they liked it sprinkled on his food

00:15:07.160 Good Copenhagen is better than bad cocaine

00:15:13.980 Look out for them Wranglers out in Longview

00:15:20.980 With the left back pocket worn out of the jeans

00:15:25.540 They can get you high up in the Rockies

00:15:29.980 So you ain't never coming down again

00:15:34.300 Good Copenhagen is better than bad cocaine

00:15:40.980 Yeah, good Copenhagen is better than bad cocaine

00:15:49.980 Good Copenhagen is better than bad cocaine

00:15:58.980 Good Copenhagen is better than bad cocaine

00:16:02.980 Good Copenhagen is better than bad cocaine

00:16:06.980 whoo yeah i'm loving i'm loving the corp one lately just keep i just keep digging deeper

00:16:26.500 and deeper and i'm like oh that was a good song and that was a good song and

00:16:30.660 this one rocks yeah underappreciated underappreciated i mean a lot of people know

00:16:35.860 who he is but uh and never got the the commercial success that he probably should have in canada

00:16:43.460 anyways uh that that second last song i played though i don't know if you guys paid attention

00:16:48.420 to the lyrics but getting down the mountain like for a song written 14 years ago it's extremely

00:16:53.300 relevant and um you know hits a lot of the uh the obvious uh problems that we're going through right

00:17:01.060 now so i listened to that recently again for the first time in forever and i was like holy

00:17:05.220 shit like that was 2012 anyways philip silly as goose fairy give your traps some beauty sleep i

00:17:14.100 actually have not been sleeping enough uh or at least as regularly or routinely as i should be

00:17:19.540 lately so yeah but uh there's a lot going on and i'm uh i'm not gonna complain about it um

00:17:25.300 rob the bat uh fanny schrute with the oh slash thanks so much fanny you're always in there early

00:17:31.700 and uh chucky's extremist circus gifted 10 subscriptions legend thanks man what is green

00:17:38.980 glade arian posting in here what is this

00:17:43.380 the maple leaf forever yeah man that was our unofficial anthem i mean it kind of was our anthem

00:17:48.980 but um technically until oh canada became our official anthem i'm pretty sure the official anthem the

00:17:57.460 formal anthem was just god save the queen but that was you know kind of the uh second part uh green

00:18:04.180 glade and hit the magnesium before bed yeah i gotta get back on a good routine of uh supplements and uh

00:18:11.140 working out and regular sleep and eating you know hitting my macros and stuff like that i've been

00:18:17.780 uh focused on uh too much club stuff and look again i'm not complaining it's great clubs doing awesome in

00:18:24.100 fact you know we talked about this a little bit but um you know it's at the point now where guys are

00:18:30.340 organizing 30 man you know actions that i have nothing to do with the planning of and i'm not

00:18:37.540 involved with it i know that it's happening and i know the gist of what they're doing but i don't know

00:18:42.020 the details of it um and uh they're going off seamlessly so um you know the machine is starting to roll on

00:18:50.740 its own accord you know the the locomotive is gaining momentum

00:18:56.180 stand under

00:18:58.820 three bed in a crash on the number four two witnesses blown up high not sure whose will be done you can

00:19:07.060 call me a sinner for a wondering why hey darnin sleeping on the black top hey darnin running through the

00:19:14.900 trees honey hey darnin leaving for the next time listen my set sketches up with me

00:19:28.340 yeah that's uh colter wall also a canadian artist there um i don't know if he's i'm not sure he's

00:19:48.580 from alberta or not but i know he's canadian so yeah uh the the guys in alberta did a great job the

00:19:54.820 remigration now banner just continues you know moving across the country and whatnot cowboy dave

00:19:59.940 says that's ai these are some of the funniest comments that are coming in now like you know

00:20:05.380 people claiming that it's ai like we had somebody claim that one of the small group training session

00:20:11.140 photos because we like to put that stuff out regularly even though it's not you know as

00:20:15.140 impressive as you know actions or stuff because you know if you put out something from new brunswick or

00:20:20.260 northern bc it lets people in those areas know that actually we are active in those areas maybe

00:20:25.140 there's not you know big events or big public actions going on but guys are there and they are

00:20:30.500 trying to get something going or they have something going um and somebody responded that a a photo of

00:20:39.300 four or five guys i think was ai it's like what the you yeah we're creating ai photos of four guys

00:20:47.460 you know in the woods somewhere or in the snow when we have videos of us with 80 guys

00:20:53.940 like are you a tart yes you are retarded is the uh the answer um

00:21:00.820 johnny rotten says coulter wall is from saskatchewan all right it's a prairie boy for sure um

00:21:08.340 yeah snitter says gonna have to listen to these gay comments for years just like patriot front did

00:21:13.300 yeah it's funny i was talking in uh you know one of the group chats i'm in um earlier about

00:21:19.540 um something you know not necessarily related but well actually it we were talking about ai funny

00:21:25.860 enough but for different reasons then you know we're using it to fake our videos or images and

00:21:30.660 shit like that and uh that's one of the things that came up is um the baseless lies it's way easier

00:21:40.180 to proliferate a baseless lie than it is to uh you know explain what the true to debunk the lie with

00:21:51.300 the truth it's way easier to just spread lies than it is to tell the truth once that lie has been spread

00:21:58.260 and so you've seen like patriot front has been dealing with this for years at this point and you

00:22:02.580 get the same stuff like um remember the microphone or that megaphone thing they have the it's a will

00:22:08.660 to rise sticker that says abolish the fbi and somebody had a photo of it of a patriot front megaphone

00:22:15.940 that had that sticker on it and because it was low resolution all you could make out was fbi because

00:22:22.660 the abolish the is over top of it in smaller writing and so for still to this day people will post that

00:22:29.300 photo and like they couldn't even bother to take you know the the fbi uh you know insignia off of

00:22:36.900 their megaphone it's like you're a fucking moron and here's what that what that actually is here's

00:22:42.820 the sticker so like there you you're just spreading a lie and that still goes around all the time so

00:22:48.420 yeah it's very difficult to contend with the um you know the the unfortunate reality is that

00:22:55.300 the people that are telling these lies joe wrote like joe rogan there's all kinds of accounts

00:23:01.140 obviously that do this on you know social media they have much larger platforms and access you know

00:23:07.060 to to an audience than patriot front does or or even we do collectively and so they spread a lie and then

00:23:13.860 we you know deal with trying to explain why they're retarded for years um it's just the way it is

00:23:20.580 um even things like remember when uh the proud boys just attacked i think it was rose city nationalists

00:23:28.580 in portland and people said that that was patriot front and then one guy was unmasked and they you

00:23:35.460 know said that it was the student who's trying to get into uh you know federal government or something

00:23:41.540 uh first of all it wasn't patriot front second of all uh that the student the person they unmasked was

00:23:47.540 incorrect that guy was on the other side of the country at the time so like every aspect of what

00:23:52.820 was you know spread about that situation was a lie and they still repeat that that you know remember

00:23:59.860 when proud boys unmasked a fed like they're idiots uh so yeah it's uh it's difficult to contend with

00:24:08.900 stupidity and uh basically um basically you're you're fighting with people who's um the the only

00:24:21.780 thing that surpasses their stupidity is their uh conviction that they're correct in their stupidity so

00:24:29.300 yeah there's there's a bunch of examples with uh you know patriot front that we can get in we've we've

00:24:40.740 gone through similar things as well um but yeah they still make that accusation about us as well

00:24:49.540 you know what is the is the fbi operating in canada now like is this you know is is this patriot front

00:24:56.740 canada like they'll say that about us or they'll say like wow this is the same thing as those patriot

00:25:01.380 front guys in the states and they're like they're confirmed feds and it's like no they're not like

00:25:05.780 what are you talking about they're not feds eating we're not feds and neither are they you moron

00:25:09.860 so yeah the only way you can really combat that is through just a sustained presence and obviously

00:25:14.900 you're you're always going to have to deal with uh that to a certain extent but by being consistent

00:25:20.020 showing growth um you know maintaining uh you know some kind of presence in in the public discussion

00:25:28.260 eventually people become more acclimatized to you and they they you know the lie that it's well

00:25:33.700 numbers is a huge thing too like at a certain point like what are you going to do whenever there's

00:25:37.700 thousands of us uh involved in in public demonstrations or something are we still feds is that

00:25:43.620 the goal of the feds is to put thousands of you know white guys in the street in uniform like i don't think

00:25:48.500 so so you know if it's a honeypot when are they supposed to collect on the goods in the honeypot

00:25:57.700 anyways

00:26:07.380 um what was i gonna say

00:26:12.900 we can get into a few different things tonight um

00:26:15.540 um yo nathan swindon's in the chat he says they paid 20 000 guys to go protest very committed yeah

00:26:22.660 right like at a certain point this is why never hear these you never hear these accusations about

00:26:29.860 um i guess i funny i was talking about it a little bit with rondo and i think stool has discussed this

00:26:34.980 before as well you never hear them call you know the the casa pound guys beds you don't hear them say

00:26:40.740 that about the polish marches you don't hear them say that about the large french national

00:26:44.740 feminist relations that's because once it gets to a certain scale you know the idea that it's the feds

00:26:50.420 just is nonsense and you know it doesn't make any sense um and on top of that too it also has the

00:26:57.380 effect of you know notice how nobody ever calls you know when when there's 500 you know uh the fascists in

00:27:05.300 the streets of italy throwing romans nobody's saying a bunch of larpers like what does this achieve

00:27:11.460 like they're not critical of it either they ignore it entirely or they basically you know are psyched

00:27:19.700 about it and they're like this is awesome and the thing that's so frustrating about that from our

00:27:24.180 perspective is that the a lot of the people who are like criticizing us for being small and not as uh

00:27:30.580 like to that level of sophistication like well that's where we're trying to get to and you're

00:27:34.660 not helping us do that so the irony is that they actually want us to get to the point where you know

00:27:40.260 they can be part of something like that as they're detracting from us trying to get there so yeah anyways

00:27:46.500 the random that you have to deal with just you know i like those accusations i didn't know how to

00:27:51.540 deal with them at first being called a fed or being saying it's ai ai just threw me off i'm like

00:27:56.740 fuck i didn't never in my life i would i have thought of somebody thinking videos i made were

00:28:01.460 fake so i have no idea how to rebuttal that you know what i mean like it's something you may want

00:28:07.460 to think in marketing afterwards it's like okay how do we make this look human because we just look too

00:28:13.700 good yeah uniform but i mean the way you get over well first of all there's video of it and there's

00:28:21.700 almost always a confirmation from so for example in the thing that the guys in alberta did uh somebody

00:28:29.140 claimed like that's just ai that's obviously ai and then somebody in the chat responded to them like

00:28:34.740 no it wasn't we drove under it you idiot like that's not ai no when when you think of the accusation

00:28:42.180 it's like somebody's saying uh the world is flat to prove me wrong it's like well how without

00:28:47.300 fucking pointing at somebody else's work i can't physically prove anything you're right i can't

00:28:52.500 really prove that that's not ai you got me well this is so it's talking about in ai with some of the

00:29:02.900 guys in fortisac's chat on telegram which like look he's very selective about who he lets into that

00:29:10.340 chat but it's a fucking great one so you know whatever apply if you want to get in there but

00:29:15.460 uh shout out to 40. best best group chat in telegram in terms of just like random discussions

00:29:22.020 and stuff like that but anyways they're talking about ai and you know you i hate it i see it as

00:29:31.620 the um embodiment of all of the worst aspects of the internet and technology rolled into a perfect storm

00:29:40.020 of just i think it's liberating so here's i think it makes people go outside now if nothing's real

00:29:47.460 that you see on the internet anymore now the real life experience becomes more important

00:29:51.620 so that's the silver lining to it is that it could potentially have that effect but it won't have that

00:29:57.060 that's best case scenario right you're hoping you're hoping it does but you're just thinking about it

00:30:02.500 so and so somebody one of the guys in that chat responded that well look at devin stack and how

00:30:08.580 he's using ai right black build and yeah absolutely so technology is never the issue in a vacuum it's not

00:30:16.340 like any one like it's not like the technology is the issue in and of itself that's not what the

00:30:22.100 discussion is it's that humans are fucking dumb or at least the majority of humans are pretty fucking dumb

00:30:30.580 and they are prone to use things in the most hedonistic materialistic base manner that they can

00:30:39.620 and so like the internet isn't a problem in itself like it's a great technology obviously it's a it's a

00:30:45.700 fucking you know god-like technology right but what's the number one use of the internet poor exactly

00:30:53.780 so like the internet can be used to do amazing things but the the reason that it's most often

00:30:59.700 uses for the most like degenerate reasons and this applies over and over you see this with

00:31:06.020 what is youtube youtube can be used to share you know incredibly you know well-produced quality

00:31:12.260 documentaries and educational videos and informational things and stuff like that you can learn a ton of

00:31:17.460 things on youtube what is the majority of youtube used for sharing fucking nonsense and garbage yes

00:31:23.700 so social media yeah it can be used in beautiful ways and allow you to reconnect with people or stay

00:31:31.140 in contact with people that you otherwise wouldn't be able to and share things blah blah blah right

00:31:35.460 there's a great component to it what is it predominantly it's a fucking exercise in narcissism

00:31:41.380 and vanity and um you know like petty entertainment you can just go down the list like what is um what's

00:31:52.900 another one well let me ask you a question there texas they made it illegal to look at certain porn

00:31:58.820 sites without signing in right that's the big thing of vpns do you think it's had um or what do you

00:32:06.180 think the ramifications have been because of that people are just getting more vpns they're forced to go to

00:32:10.580 strip joints or massage parlors or something because that's weird too right you're banning

00:32:15.060 porn or you're making people sign in for porn but you can still go to strip joints in texas

00:32:20.500 well the difference is that you have to have an id you have to be of age and you have to prove it to

00:32:24.740 get into a strip club whereas the as i understand it in most cases where they're instituting laws like

00:32:30.820 that it's designed to prevent minors from being able to access the sites i've always believed that

00:32:36.500 it's the parents fault if you're giving them access to this nuclear weapon in their hands like

00:32:42.340 it it doesn't matter though so i was i talked about this a little bit in twitter space last

00:32:47.060 night when it comes to pornography so first of all younger and younger kids are seeing it and it's not

00:32:50.900 even necessarily the parents could be taking a lot of precautions to make sure that's not happening

00:32:56.420 and all it takes is one parent who's not and that kid has a phone or an ipad and they get access to

00:33:02.340 it and now all of them see it all of them get exposed to it all the friend group you know the

00:33:07.540 extended circles they all see it so how would you prevent that if you had your fascistist take like

00:33:12.980 if you could just become dictator and say that's how we're fixing it what would you do besides you spell

00:33:19.940 all the jews well the obvious one is porn should be illegal i would think just outright banning it all

00:33:28.660 together and then yeah you would yeah absolutely it'd be a tough fight people would hate that but

00:33:36.740 that that is the if you want the actual solution to that problem that's the real solution you ban it

00:33:41.620 because it's a depraved thing that is predatory and um 100 i agree it's just wow that that'd be

00:33:50.980 that's hitler-esque hitler-esque it's the obvious solution to the porn problem it's just like make it

00:33:57.140 illegal you share it that's an imprisonable offense you you post it online that's like in the same way

00:34:02.900 that child porn would be you just fucking ban and then yeah there's going to be a certain amount of

00:34:07.300 it that remains and is shared in you know underground circles and whatnot of course but um you just ban it

00:34:14.100 um the other ways is you could make it so that um you know sites are heavily regulated and that if you

00:34:23.220 want to like basically the kind of stuff that they're doing where you have to uh you know verify

00:34:31.700 your identity and sign like and how many people want to sign up to a site where you got to provide

00:34:35.940 them photo id to prove your identity and then give a self like the same way they do two-factor

00:34:41.300 authentication and stuff like that you really want to do that to sign up for a porn site i don't know

00:34:46.420 so like you could regulate it more but that doesn't actually solve the problem it's like you have to

00:34:50.260 to there's a cultural element to it and there's a like just ban it but anyway it increases guys

00:34:57.060 memories anyway if you have to use your own spank bank well i would have the positive effects would

00:35:05.620 ripple out and that porn is an underestimated evil often uh in society but regardless back to the

00:35:12.260 technology stuff yeah like you can use uh you know ai to do all kinds of amazing things and like

00:35:20.420 devin stack is a great example of that he's using it to enhance the content that he's creating which

00:35:25.300 is educational and it's making him easier to produce better content yeah he's showing how ai can be used

00:35:30.980 properly he's one and then there's a thousand other people who are using it to create the worst

00:35:36.260 flop clickbait videos so that they can get you know engagement of things that aren't real and um

00:35:43.620 you know basically like just go down the list of how it's being used and it's like what is it doing to

00:35:48.820 um well what's a good example what's it doing to youtube what's it's youtube is now full of ai

00:35:56.420 generated slop content like it's everywhere on youtube there's yeah i can't stand it i like watching the real

00:36:02.020 shit and you know i think this is actually driven up my uh viewership of the olympics because i know

00:36:07.140 i'm watching real shit yeah the slop is unreal like no matter what you're looking at now what is it doing

00:36:13.140 to social media there's ai slop fucking everywhere everybody's producing ai it's just like there's fake

00:36:18.820 shit all over the place there's like it's causing huge problems what is it doing to like even in porn

00:36:25.380 like it's in it's exacerbating the problem of porn even more where you're allowing people to create

00:36:30.980 like their ideal person give them the personality that you want like basically i feel like that was

00:36:36.900 always the goal yeah it was moving in that direction but you know now it's worse and on top of that you've

00:36:42.820 got fucking indians that are using deep fakes to create you know these these beautiful women and

00:36:48.660 monetizing them you know monetizing simpery basically so like you've got that problem you've got in in

00:36:54.820 terms of academics every basically i i know this because i've talked to people who are high school

00:37:01.300 teachers or in college or in you know uh uh graduate level programs and i'm telling you virtually every

00:37:10.180 student from high school to doctorate level is using ai to cheat they're just straight

00:37:15.780 up because they can and it's almost impossible to stop it's not like it was where you know if you

00:37:24.420 wanted to cheat when i was in university you couldn't like have somebody either you had to pay somebody

00:37:29.140 to do it for you right if you wanted to cheat that way or you were basically plagiarizing stuff so you

00:37:34.980 weren't you were cutting sections of research material and then dropping it in and they had ways of you

00:37:40.980 know uh searching if there was overlap with what you were saying so if you didn't cite something

00:37:46.580 and you used it and presented it as your own you know thought and uh you know uh language then you

00:37:53.620 could like you were it was pretty easy to catch people for plagiarizing especially when you know the

00:37:58.100 the material that they're referencing is fairly limited and the person who's grading it knows that

00:38:02.580 fucking material so you know they read something and like i've read this before this is not their

00:38:09.060 this is not their work it's that kind of shit and then what about what's it doing to work

00:38:14.020 communications again similar but basically what's happening from what i hear in you know white collar

00:38:21.540 settings where you know there's a lot of emails going back and forth and you know people are using

00:38:26.500 whatever those kinds of communications to you know track projects or whatever it's basically just

00:38:32.340 ai having a conversation with itself that's being facilitated by two people so they're they're

00:38:38.100 both using ai to respond to each other and neither of them really understand what's going on they're

00:38:43.860 just they're like response to this based on this it's like that like there's all these fucking issues

00:38:51.860 that are being exacerbated by ai and it's not that again it's not that ai in itself is the problem

00:38:58.500 it's like oh and then on top of that what's it doing to fucking art and music and graphic design and

00:39:02.820 all it's turning it into fucking soulless the best example of this is going to be the music industry

00:39:09.060 because what's going to happen is you know how they used to have like i forget his i think dream

00:39:12.980 was his name or something like that there was one guy in hollywood that was writing the music for like

00:39:17.380 katie perry lady gaga taylor swift like he was writing all this a lot okay and basically what he was

00:39:24.900 able to do very well if this is a skill is tap into the kind of algorithm and and the the structure of

00:39:33.700 a song that allowed it to resonate with the largest number of people right so he was just writing songs

00:39:40.660 algorithmically and like this is the beat this is the um uh the tempo this is the uh you know melody

00:39:49.300 that it needs and like these are the kinds of lyrics that it needs so like he's now ai can do that so

00:39:55.060 we're hitting the the final end game of the commercialized music industry where they they

00:39:59.700 basically just get ai to generate them a song for it based on you know what ai is able to detect will

00:40:07.220 uh appeal most to the largest number of people and then slap some fucking jew puppet jew puppet celebrity

00:40:13.860 as the like singer and the the face of that song and there you go so it's like the absolute end of

00:40:21.300 creativity in the music industry um so like is are these things good no is it ai that's the problem no

00:40:28.900 it's it's people you know use technology for like the the worst reasons or with like they don't have

00:40:36.980 they don't have the self-control to not default to the worst aspects of themselves

00:40:43.860 actually a friend of the club actually wrote an article all about this

00:40:50.660 and how it's deteriorating people's minds and making them lazier and familiar well yeah it's it's

00:40:56.660 the wikipedia effect times a billion yeah so it's gonna scramble people's brains like google is another

00:41:03.700 example so yeah google is can be very useful and you can use it to find where to look for information

00:41:10.420 and then go seek out the information you can also use it to go google what this mean

00:41:16.980 and then just take whatever answer is given to you yeah it's like that's two entirely different uses of

00:41:22.500 the technology in a way that that was kind of like how encyclopedia britannica was as well everybody had

00:41:29.220 the same volumes and you get the same descriptions and it kind of kept everybody on the same page

00:41:34.340 yeah um what did swindon say there if we aren't using grok to waste government agencies time with

00:41:41.380 atia requests about diagonal that we are not going to make it but yeah you can weaponize ai but it's

00:41:47.300 also going to be weaponized against you and i've brought this up before on stream like everything we

00:41:53.380 just discussed about the issues with ai and you know it's you know how people are interacting with it

00:41:58.820 doesn't even begin to really explain the problem with it because what happens whenever and it

00:42:04.500 probably already is to some extent but what happens whenever it's used in psychological warfare

00:42:10.500 well cbc investigations team is using it to comb through our podcast looking for words like gun bomb

00:42:17.700 knife yeah far left rachel gilmore i'm just saying them all out right now so that their ai has to pick this

00:42:24.500 up there's there's there's the very obvious ways that ai could be used in psychological warfare but

00:42:30.740 there's also more insidious and just kind of not even like direct attempts to um

00:42:41.780 not not even direct attempts to like uh cause a specific incident but just simple things so

00:42:48.260 i i'll give you an example let's say i get a video recording like a candid video recording

00:42:53.700 of trump standing somewhere right and it's in a location that everybody knows that he was like

00:42:58.820 that day or that yesterday or something like that so he was doing a let's say he was doing a press

00:43:03.460 conference somewhere and i'm there and i get like a just a shot of it right from a certain perspective

00:43:09.460 when he's not you know on camera right when he's not speaking i take that video and i make two

00:43:16.260 versions of it i make one where he says one thing and i make another where he says another thing

00:43:21.060 now there's no there's no video out there of him you know in that context like it's not like

00:43:26.580 the actual press conference i release both videos simultaneously what happens you're going to have

00:43:34.020 one side latch onto one version of it the other side latch onto another version of it and they're

00:43:38.820 both going to be arguing that the other sides is ai and it doesn't again it doesn't matter whether

00:43:46.580 they both discover eventually or it's uncovered eventually that they're both ai the lie will

00:43:52.100 sustain itself longer than the truth or you know for long enough that the truth will have a difficult

00:43:57.940 time debunking the lie and so the point is like you could cause fucking chaos like that just by

00:44:04.020 putting contradictory you know similar but contradictory versions of events into you know the ether of

00:44:10.420 the internet you could create fucking chaos and like we already see this happening with single

00:44:17.620 versions so a video goes out of you know something happening well something like minnesota right an

00:44:24.180 arrest or you know there's police get involved in a shooting or whatever and two people can look at

00:44:29.860 that and have completely different versions of events of what happened and it polarizes people entirely

00:44:35.780 what happens when they're doing that on purpose using ai like they could really with people's

00:44:41.940 minds in a way that i don't think we're you know necessarily considering and the crazy thing about it

00:44:46.180 is that it doesn't even need to be a huge like it doesn't need to be the cia a random person could do

00:44:52.020 this a single person could have this effect if they can put those uh kinds of images or videos

00:44:59.620 into the right places at the right time so like there's anyways things are gonna get

00:45:04.340 fucked because of ai and they already are i know it's a perfect storm and like i look this is why

00:45:10.420 i hate it it's not i think it's necessary it's a stage we have to go through to get back

00:45:17.300 to somewhere where we need to be it's not because i i don't like the technology it's because i understand

00:45:23.380 that humans are and they're going to use it in ways that are going to spiral rapidly

00:45:30.180 there's guys that are already getting psychosis and stuff apparently from it

00:45:36.740 by talking back and forth with exactly

00:45:41.700 yeah den j says i'm sorry to be a bearer of uncomfortable truth but people like us need

00:45:45.700 need to embrace ai tech to counter what uh what is truly coming look i'm i'm not denying it that like

00:45:52.340 i i said this when um the ai stuff was first coming out and they were doing the first like deep

00:45:58.180 fake stuff of like hot chicks i was like somebody needs to create an army of these ai hot chicks

00:46:04.020 and just post them everywhere you know saying nationalist or you know racist you know propaganda

00:46:10.340 because that would work like i instead we get indians pretending to be hot chicks and stealing guys

00:46:16.180 monies look i understand that we can weaponize it but it's also going to be weaponized against us and

00:46:22.020 the difference is that um look we were already kind of winning the propaganda war and i don't know that

00:46:29.140 this necessarily helps us so yeah like i i get it people need to use it and it does have like devon

00:46:38.500 stack is using it a great way there's other people that are using it for great things i refuse to use it

00:46:42.660 i'm not going to use it even i had somebody say that to me today about like writing because i'm doing

00:46:47.780 more long-form content and they're like why don't you use you know transcription you know just speak

00:46:53.540 and then transcribe it and then get you know an ai like chat gpt or something to you know summarize

00:46:59.940 and organize what was said into a you know coherent statement and the reason i won't do that is because

00:47:05.620 i'm not letting ai control like the the final form of my thoughts i won't do that i don't care if it

00:47:12.660 saves me a couple hours it's not worth it um is creating what ai can help you all the way through

00:47:19.540 that's it what are you comfortable with using you know are you going to use spellcheck

00:47:26.340 spellcheck is an ai it's an algorithm that detects inconsistencies or inaccuracies in your writing so

00:47:32.340 that's just that's like a tool still where do you draw the line it's like the question with the

00:47:38.100 olympics do you let a guy run with a mechanical hip uh i get what you're saying but um no i'm not going

00:47:46.820 to use ai summary tools and i just won't look i never use guys i was a meme maker when ai first

00:47:54.580 came about and i refused to use it then because i just i don't like it uh i guess i'm

00:47:59.780 this is me being an onkin showing my boomerishness but i'm not a luddite i just i don't like it see

00:48:05.780 i like my buddy sent me a picture of his uh daughter in boxing gloves so i had this made

00:48:11.940 i challenge you dragon you dare face me i want that chair

00:48:19.860 so lame but she loved it it's fun for that uh

00:48:25.780 the music has been soulless that i've listened to you can tell when it's not

00:48:29.300 not or when it is ai it's like there's no soul to it uh so when it says ai is an algorithm too bro

00:48:38.020 no i i understand this but there man there's a huge difference between letting you know a tool

00:48:45.700 in a software you know highlight where you have misspelled something and letting it reorganize your

00:48:52.420 thoughts and spit them out for you that's entirely different or giving it a prompt and then letting

00:48:58.340 it you know give the response you know for you look it maybe look if you want to use it use it i'm

00:49:04.020 not i'm not just i'm not gonna use it i don't like it i'm not using it oh there's people making

00:49:08.020 millions off of using it already they've just dived right into it and learned how to manipulate it

00:49:14.580 oh there's people that have lost fortunes as well trusting it

00:49:17.140 it's not always right okay i'll give you an example there's a difference between you know

00:49:25.620 opening the the fucking victoria's secret catalog you know once in a while and watching

00:49:32.100 fucking endless you know having every every conceivable form of sexual degeneracy provided to you

00:49:42.100 in a you know listed manner where you could just pick it there's a huge fucking difference

00:49:49.220 i worked at a porn store they're both you know masturbation but that there's a huge

00:49:55.460 fucking difference i worked at a porn store when i was going to air conditioning school trade school

00:50:02.100 or studying for it anyway and uh yeah i i was i oversaw it like it was everywhere

00:50:09.940 there was a guy i remember that would collect them though and you remember those dvd cases people

00:50:16.660 used to carry or if the cd cases for their cars but you know what i mean he would have these

00:50:21.940 with like he would just throw away the cases and he had porn upon porn he had like three or four of those

00:50:27.060 things yeah anyways i was like look i'm just gonna leave it there i don't like it i don't intend to

00:50:35.540 ever use it uh if i do it will be look i'll explain one aspect of it that i like um i do like google ai

00:50:44.260 so if you search something on google now it gives you almost like a wikipedia style like quick breakdown of

00:50:50.820 it which i find very useful because it's like i'm not trying to get a detailed analysis of it i'm

00:50:57.300 looking for a breakdown that kind of summarizes the key elements so like yeah i use wikipedia but i

00:51:03.940 understand that like it's not a legitimate source but it is a good way of you know getting a summary

00:51:09.940 of something especially whenever it's not overly politicized like history and like that

00:51:15.460 you know ai can be good for that um or the google search ai is good for that but

00:51:21.300 it's dangerous yeah i'm a bit of a hypocrite but like i'm not letting it think for me or create for

00:51:25.940 me yeah you're breaking amish by using it that way yeah anyways i gotta do these super chats just

00:51:33.300 for father says thank you ssc incredible work cheers man uh chuck is extreme circus my back is from

00:51:38.900 carrying everyone's broke ass lack of donuts lol great rob rondo stream by the way

00:51:44.660 yeah thanks a lot for the support shucky and yeah i i really enjoyed talking to rob um

00:51:52.420 i i wanted to focus the street like look i i want to have him on again and

00:51:59.380 like his story is interesting obviously it's incredible and it's and you know like what he

00:52:06.340 went through is there's not many other guys that have been through similar you know in

00:52:12.420 these circles so like obviously it's an incredible story but i actually find what's much more

00:52:19.300 fascinating about him is that is his vision and the way he thinks about things so like he has a different

00:52:25.460 perspective than most of the the nationalist kind of leaders and and you know um organizers have which is

00:52:33.460 much more cultural and much more um met up like not metapolitical but um um um what's the word well

00:52:45.940 it's it's just it's a cultural approach where whereas most of us are there's a cultural element to

00:52:51.620 it but it's it's more focused on the political and organizational elements as opposed to um you know the

00:52:58.580 the culture material like the the the stuff that actually brings that extra to the movement so um

00:53:08.500 like even i'm not going to get into what we talked about but i obviously spoke to him before the stream

00:53:13.700 and i i kind of wish we had brought up more of the things that we were going back and forth on that

00:53:18.340 because he has vision of what needs to exist and how to go about doing it that you don't hear from a

00:53:26.500 lot of other guys um and it's not the obvious things like um political parties or you know lobby groups or

00:53:35.700 um you know act like you know nationalist organizations it's um like we talked about some of the obvious

00:53:42.980 ones music and you know sports and uh clothing and just like that kind of element of it and that is

00:53:50.500 important to um really fleshing out um the movement in a way that is sustainable because it can't always

00:53:58.660 be about politics so i i want to talk to him more about those things uh for sure and he's up for another

00:54:06.980 stream in the near future and yeah you guys talked for a long time so like yeah we did um i'm glad

00:54:12.900 that he's he was willing to go longer though because we i think we spent too much time kind of going

00:54:18.500 through you know how we he got to this point like i said like people need to know that but that already

00:54:24.580 is out there so um no it's good to do a number two though it won't it went so well the first time do

00:54:31.140 it again and go through more like tim murdock white rabbit radio did a three-part series with uh

00:54:36.820 rondo where they get into a lot more detail of you know what happened from 2016 to 2025 for him um

00:54:47.540 but i want to get into you know how do how do you create the nike of nationalism like how do you um

00:54:54.820 build up musicians that are capable of actually rivaling you know mainstream celebrity like how do

00:55:00.260 how do we do that kind of stuff because that's an entirely different um you know theater of this war

00:55:06.420 that isn't getting the attention that it needs and that's it like even i think you mentioned this

00:55:11.300 briefly when we were talking about active clubs but when he got out you know it was basically

00:55:17.860 what he had set out to achieve was kind of done like there was these groups and they did have that

00:55:22.500 kind of uh you know 3.0 approach to organizing and you know there was leaders and they were trying to

00:55:31.540 advance the model to the next degree and like that's not his focus so he's he sees like okay this this

00:55:39.540 model is now in capable hands of guys who are able to take you know what the initial vision was and you

00:55:46.740 know add on to it and um you know make it a more sophisticated thing that can be integrated into uh more

00:55:54.260 traditional political things or so like we gave the example like i don't think a few years ago that

00:56:01.300 jared taylor and some of these other you know more intellectual and well-known uh you know identitarian

00:56:09.060 thinkers would have engaged with active clubs right now they are and the reason they are is because

00:56:15.780 they're we're showing why it's a legitimate model and how it's succeeding so that's why they're

00:56:21.140 they're seeing the legitimacy of it um these kinds of figures so it already is transitioning into um

00:56:30.420 a more sophisticated version of what it was and um that's that's rob's work is done basically he had

00:56:39.540 the vision the vision is you know running its course now so now he's on to other things and he's got good

00:56:46.500 ideas that's got to make a person feel happy and fulfilled then he does seem like quite a happy guy

00:56:53.380 like i like listening to him talk with his accent it's very slight don't get me wrong but it's cool

00:57:00.420 it's pretty pretty noticeable well i mean it's not it doesn't it's not like a speech impediment like some

00:57:07.140 new fees or something like that you know by any means it's just yeah um yeah and then so the other

00:57:16.340 aspect of it too is um i think we got into it briefly which is there he doesn't really get the

00:57:25.380 credit that he deserves um because of his circumstances you know over basically 10 years but

00:57:34.020 um you know the the greatest period of growth that happened in the active club you know model was

00:57:40.180 when he was behind bars so a ton of people were getting into it and like you can still you'll still

00:57:45.780 see this today you can have guys who are in active clubs or uh similar organized not even necessarily

00:57:51.780 you know officially you know branded active clubs but just similar organizations and you mentioned rob

00:57:57.300 running they're like who's that it's like he's the guy who came up basically like maybe it wasn't him

00:58:02.660 entirely but he's the main guy who you know conceived of this kind of model and approach to you know

00:58:08.660 street level grassroots politics for nationalists and yeah so um

00:58:17.620 yeah it's just it's good to see him uh you know advancing on other things and uh hopefully he'll uh

00:58:23.940 he'll get more of the recognition that he certainly deserves of course he gets a lot of it from the p

00:58:28.900 from the people who know who he is he gets it but a lot of people who should know who he is don't

00:58:36.020 or they're very vaguely familiar with him you see that in a lot of cases though

00:58:40.820 for different reasons like we were talking about last time we were streaming was with uh hermes

00:58:46.820 how he knows about he knows the talking points but he doesn't know where they come from

00:58:50.180 it's funny yeah well exactly a lot of people understand the active club model they don't know where

00:58:54.500 it actually came from or what it's but that doesn't necessarily uh matter but just for father says

00:59:00.580 free rob rondo well he is free now

00:59:07.140 anyways um so yeah i'll get him back soon and uh we'll talk about um other things in more detail

00:59:17.700 i think it'll be even better than the first one was i'm also on the subject of uh you know guests

00:59:25.220 look if people have uh suggestions for guests that they want me to bring on uh i'm open to them i got

00:59:33.380 a few already that i want to reach out to but i'm done but look i'm not i'm not interested in talking

00:59:39.780 to content creators anymore or influencers or people who like they yeah maybe they have

00:59:45.140 good talking points and you know they're insightful like maybe they're they're great at it i'm not

00:59:51.460 really interested at this point i want to talk to organizers leaders like guys who are building stuff

00:59:57.060 because we all know it at this point we've heard all the rhetoric what i'm interested in is the

01:00:05.380 the tactics and strategies that guys who are actually building stuff are using

01:00:09.780 and sharing them so that other people can understand what needs to happen better if we want to build a

01:00:15.380 a larger more sophisticated movement so i want to talk to like guys who are putting stuff together

01:00:20.420 so if you know those people like yeah i for sure want to talk to them would you talk to the pleb

01:00:27.140 what's he building green glade says see if tom's up for a chat i messaged him the other day

01:00:32.420 we're gonna do something probably soon

01:00:34.260 uh it's been uh it's been a while and uh i didn't want to you know with everything going on there i

01:00:41.540 didn't want to um you know uh add something else onto his plate but uh things seem to be i don't know

01:00:50.820 it seemed like they're probably a bit slower for him now so i reached out to him yesterday and uh yeah

01:00:55.620 he's up for it how long has jake jacob been behind bars for now well he'll he's in for a month and i

01:01:02.180 think he's been in under a week is it a week oh um lone star texas says we don't talk openly about

01:01:11.060 fight club alex well this is some people say this like you're you're revealing too much i disagree

01:01:16.260 like we don't have to hide what we're doing like explaining exactly what we're trying to do and why

01:01:21.780 we're trying to do it is a shield because it it the the expression of what we're trying to do lines

01:01:32.500 up with what we're actually doing so talking about how we do these things doesn't help the enemy

01:01:37.940 necessarily like they can see what we're doing and they know it helps our guys understand why they're

01:01:44.180 doing these things which is much more important and better yet it helps them explain to other people

01:01:49.940 you know what they're trying to do uh or what they're doing because a lot of guys maybe understand

01:01:56.020 instinctively or have a a certain degree of um knowledge regarding why they're doing something

01:02:04.420 but it's difficult for them to articulate it uh simply to someone else right so by giving them the

01:02:11.780 the rhetoric that they need to you know respond appropriately to people who are asking them

01:02:16.980 questions about you know what they're doing with these organizations or what the purpose of this

01:02:21.380 is that helps us not the enemy it does it's teaching people how to translate it properly as

01:02:29.060 and and more simply you know not long form extrapolation on the thing but once you have

01:02:34.900 the basis is down and you can explain that to somebody so it's it's one of the reasons why i've been

01:02:40.820 trying to explain stuff the way i have that categorizes it into like simple points that you

01:02:47.460 know you can just recall so you know why do we i i the one i put out yesterday was on masking so like

01:02:54.020 why do we use mass well it protects the individual it protects the collective it enhances uniformity and

01:03:00.580 unity it creates spectacle and controversy and it's an l there's an element of psychological and information

01:03:06.660 warfare to it that's the reasons why we're doing it now if you ask the guy hey if somebody was one of

01:03:12.740 our guys was asked hey why do you guys wear a mask he might you know be able to give them some points

01:03:18.020 of like well it's about preventing doxing so that we don't get fired and you know there's an element of

01:03:23.620 like you know unifying us and conceding our you know individual identity to the group and getting behind

01:03:30.900 one message like in a physical way you know they might be able to do something like that but they

01:03:35.460 they wouldn't be able to break it down to that extent but if you give them the here are the

01:03:39.860 points like here's what's going on they'll understand that yes these things are correct

01:03:44.100 and now i have a list of like now i can answer this quickly and it's easier for me to explain

01:03:49.780 each one because it's been broken down in that way so that's the point of doing stuff like that

01:03:54.260 um and then also it's for their own understanding because some guys don't really get it like they

01:03:59.060 object to wearing masks and you know you tell them well it's not just about you it's about everybody

01:04:04.420 and you know there's other elements of it that that are important as well

01:04:09.220 so that's why i've been doing that that stuff um fairy who's the leader of quebec the quebec guys

01:04:15.620 again have you had him on yet sean friendly fash uh yeah sean wants to jump he's not a

01:04:21.300 should have him on actually he should come on for a plat army or something absolutely um well i just know

01:04:26.980 that he's not much of a like a a speaking kind of guy um he just stands there and looks good

01:04:36.580 excellent organ like of course if he wants to he can but he's kind of said that before that looks

01:04:40.900 damn good doing it though that he's not you know he's not necessarily interested in in uh doing this

01:04:47.620 the speaking portion of it um excellent organizer absolutely understands exactly what we're trying to do

01:04:54.100 um super solid into like as an individual and just as a member um so yeah um

01:05:03.220 all right let's send him a link see where he's at he was in the chat earlier i actually i don't want

01:05:10.260 to put him on the spot like that because i don't know if he's ever had a streaming setup or anything

01:05:14.100 like that or like if he's interested we'll do it another time and i'll i'll do either we'll do either

01:05:19.460 plot army or i'll bring him on specifically to talk to him about his story because his story by

01:05:23.460 the way his story is actually wild too like he's been at this for a long time and it's no secret

01:05:29.940 that like he was at charlottesville yeah right like he like this guy sean's been around like he's seen

01:05:36.500 some shit so what year was that 2017 oh wow yeah he's been doing this a long time a lot longer than

01:05:44.660 most people and still doing it you know with an optimism and a um an enthusiasm that most guys

01:05:52.980 can't maintain especially guys who started then and went through a lot of the and the

01:05:57.860 demoralization like a lot of those guys dropped out he didn't he just kept at it

01:06:02.820 uh there he is there he says i don't even have a computer maybe if i go to a friend's

01:06:06.020 based grud but yeah if he wants to jump on of course um well there's a look there's a reason

01:06:16.100 that sean is one of four public facing members of the organization right you know who the the three

01:06:23.060 are and he's the fourth so what does that tell you about his quality um uh tier torque says speaking

01:06:32.820 of similar but contradictory versions of history would you guys read adam's green adam green's

01:06:38.660 book if it were given to you um i might yeah i probably would honestly i'll say no but not

01:06:47.140 because i'm not interested in in reading it it's more because i am constantly i think i said this on

01:06:52.900 a stream recently people are constantly trying to give me books to read and i have more to read than

01:06:58.260 i can get through already so save it for when i get sent to jail and i want books for something to

01:07:04.020 do send it to me when i'm in jail how about that that's funny yeah i would like that because i

01:07:12.260 i i have an interest in that and i always have because not from a religious perspective but i'd like

01:07:18.260 reading about those things so yeah i suppose that is my own struggle with god is

01:07:25.700 that anyways yeah i'd read it yeah um there were some others here as well for uh uh friendly

01:07:37.300 fascia oh we were speaking the devil i'm having fun with grok crafting my diet plan and having it

01:07:43.380 analyzing my workouts on track to be shredded for april it's really quite a useful tool the president

01:07:48.580 agrees i i know jeremy likes it i'm look i'm not saying that i'm right like or that i know that i'm

01:07:56.260 right i'm just saying i don't like it um i had a buddy upload an entire video of him boxing training

01:08:04.340 and it picked a part and told him what to work on and it worked for him he's like holy it

01:08:09.060 actually improved like so yes it it'll be like anything else any information it's just who's using

01:08:18.340 it right well exactly you can use it for great things but the problem is that the default is that

01:08:25.620 humans do not use technology for like noble virtuous purposes by you know a rule that's typically

01:08:34.580 more of the exception more often they use it for base degenerate frivolous hedonistic materialistic

01:08:42.660 purposes so that's the problem with a lot of you know these technologies that really you know are

01:08:50.660 i wonder what the safeguard that that aspect of it i wonder what the safeguards are for um for people in

01:08:58.900 china like we we know that we have anti-semitic safeguards on ours that's been proven um they

01:09:06.660 can be taken off like gab apparently has the best ai the most unfiltered ai i don't know how well it

01:09:14.100 works yet but i think it's one of those things that constantly improves but the chinese for that aspect

01:09:21.540 like do they ban porn over there or is it the same i don't know if it'd be the same sort of situation where

01:09:26.900 people just get vpns and they're all right like i don't know man sorry i'm just wondering out loud

01:09:35.300 uh cocaine rim job said you leave you leave my uh youtube slop alone if i don't want to exercise my

01:09:43.140 vanity and if i don't exercise my vanity and narcissism someone else will i mean look i give you the youtube

01:09:51.940 slot fine the reason i don't like it like i can give you a very specific example i like listening

01:09:57.780 to 40k lore videos right just just like i i fall asleep to it i like if i'm driving i like to listen

01:10:04.340 to it it's just something you know relaxing and entertaining right just fiction turn your brain off

01:10:08.980 i used to do that game of thrones lore there you go exactly i used to yeah that's one that i would do

01:10:14.180 too just like let's just i'll just listen to this and like it's just interesting and you know it's fun

01:10:18.660 right whatever um the reason i i don't listen to 40k lore videos anymore because every single one is

01:10:26.420 being generated by ai and it's obvious and if it's not a purely generated ai thing where the script the

01:10:35.220 voice the images are all ai it's a person who is using an ai script to do it and it becomes apparent

01:10:44.020 you could just tell there's no personality to it there's no soul to it and that rings through so

01:10:50.740 like i don't i don't listen to it anymore and it doesn't matter if the person isn't doing it or not

01:10:56.260 because almost everyone is so i'm not gonna waste my time trying to figure out who's doing it and who's

01:11:01.460 not i just don't listen to it anymore so like that like yeah if you like the slop then

01:11:07.540 fine but i can't stand it and it's to me it's very obvious when it is yeah i've been reverting

01:11:15.700 to more live stuff like i like watching uh kill tony you know because it's live comedy and i wanted

01:11:22.340 to sit down and watch a movie and i couldn't find anything i ended up finding a decent one hunter hunter

01:11:27.700 it was pretty good that was a good movie actually i've just been going and it completely threw me off

01:11:37.140 yeah i just watch or i don't really watch but i have been listening to more music

01:11:44.580 specifically old music you know before any of this started yeah

01:11:50.900 when you're next time you're creating or writing try classical

01:11:54.340 uh i find it i so i don't really listen to anything whenever i'm writing or trying to focus

01:12:02.180 because i find it very distracting it doesn't matter what it is it's just classical doesn't

01:12:08.660 usually have words or anything right it doesn't matter yeah no it doesn't matter if i'm specifically

01:12:14.020 if i'm writing if i was doing like drafting or design or like logo design or something like that

01:12:20.260 then yeah i can have music i can have like a show playing on in the background but writing no

01:12:24.180 it's it's too invasive see i wouldn't be able to if there was lyrics but just being the music

01:12:29.220 itself is a little different to me okay do you gotta go outside or something all right

01:12:37.060 just gonna yell you just want to yell at me you never yell

01:12:45.220 okay

01:12:45.540 anyways that's enough ai chat

01:12:56.740 um it doesn't really matter it is what it is it's going to play out how it plays out right it's not

01:13:01.220 going anywhere and it's only going to you know be more prevalent so there's no point like try to get

01:13:07.060 people to stop doing it um just observe and i don't know i exercise extreme caution with it because

01:13:16.340 i don't think it's going to go to good places

01:13:20.420 alex wood says you better watch my next episode you fairy ai hater i worked three weeks on it

01:13:26.100 like yeah you can produce really cool stuff with it like i i get it you're doing something uh

01:13:32.260 like cool with it and funny um but again you're the minority like most people aren't putting in that

01:13:39.540 much effort and uh creating that quality of content using ai they're using it to generate

01:13:44.820 fucking garbage um i think peyton kelly is ai that's funny um

01:13:53.780 um so i feel like i gotta at least address it because it happened or you know the story broke

01:14:03.940 late on tuesday as i was streaming with rondo and i didn't really you know get a chance like

01:14:11.540 i wasn't gonna go look somebody was talking about it in the stream chat but i didn't have like i'm not

01:14:15.540 gonna go leave the stream to look into a story about a mass shooting no it doesn't it's one of those

01:14:21.460 things that you gotta wait a few days anyways i always a hundred percent i always do i never

01:14:27.380 comment on those those kinds of events immediately other than hey i might say hey this happened but

01:14:34.900 you guys know me at this point i don't engage in the early analysis of stuff like that because

01:14:40.740 people are always fucking wrong and that was a hundred percent what happened with a whole bunch of

01:14:46.180 fucking retards who wanted to be the first person to post you know who the shooter was and get the

01:14:52.340 clicks and up dudes and the engagement and they were fucking wrong and they caused a massive problem

01:14:58.500 it was actually pleb too wasn't it yep he was one of them that's hilarious so like yeah you you were

01:15:07.300 first and you were wrong and uh you made everything you know chaotic and retarded because of your desire

01:15:14.020 to be the the most upduted i didn't i didn't believe it was real like it was an actual trune that

01:15:20.740 fucking transell another transell yeah you were on that way back that's fucking almost four years ago

01:15:29.300 that you first brought up the transell yeah and you know why i ended up bringing that up because i felt

01:15:35.140 slighted by an anti-eight article article i was talking you remember i don't know if anybody remembers

01:15:41.940 the trune in the gas station with an axe yeah like if you see somebody at 2 a.m with a fucking axe in his

01:15:47.940 hand looking like that you're the fucking idiot for waiting around to see what happens and they they wrote

01:15:53.540 shit about it and i'm like no that's a transell like there's gonna be a fucking ton of these guys growing

01:15:57.860 up and as soon as they figure out what happened to them they're losing their shit they're probably

01:16:02.420 already on sri ssris already so yes um this individual from what i've seen from reddit posts

01:16:12.340 and other social media posts was clearly on not just anti-psychotic or antidepressants or those kinds

01:16:20.740 of drugs they were also on growth hormones or hrt or not growth hormones um female hormones or hrt

01:16:27.780 and they were using a lot of illicit substances as well so yeah that's a not a good recipe for a

01:16:35.220 a well-adjusted individual to begin with um so one thing that i thought was wild that lined up was six

01:16:43.780 years ago the person started to transition right when cbc because i was all over that when that first came

01:16:49.780 out that cbc drag kids and believe it or not i'd forgotten about it it was we've talked about so much

01:16:55.780 about that but that was directly involved if i remember right now that amazing

01:17:05.700 who was the kid

01:17:09.860 the one kid that was sat in front of the sign rohypnol oh the amazing devon is it devon amazing devon

01:17:21.300 and who was okay and the person he was doing the podcast with was the guy that mcaaulie culk had

01:17:31.060 played in the movie club kid

01:17:37.380 okay that club kid because he was a murderer he was a drug dealer that went to clubs

01:17:41.780 and fucking stuffed a body into a hockey bag and threw it

01:17:44.900 desmond amazing that's it through the through this drug dealer over a bridge or something like that

01:17:50.980 and a hockey bag was let out later and now he was sitting with devon uh desmond amazing

01:17:56.500 and desmond is sitting there pretending to in lines of k anyway that's

01:18:00.340 away from what he was part of that show as well

01:18:04.500 okay regardless though sorry yeah this is like a big tangent but yeah obviously we're seeing the

01:18:10.980 impacts of these policies that really accelerated in the late you know 20 teens early 2020s you know

01:18:19.060 play out in in real life um so yeah obviously there's an element of that look i'm not going

01:18:25.460 to get into this look it's like everything if you want the detailed analysis of everything that's going

01:18:31.700 on with you know that by all means like there's tons of people who are actually producing real content

01:18:39.380 like quality accurate content about what we know and what we don't know and yada yada so you're not

01:18:45.860 going to get that from me because frankly these aren't this i don't like to fixate on these stories

01:18:50.900 um i'm i'm not somebody who likes to dig into a story for two weeks in extreme detail and then

01:18:58.100 move on to the next one um that's not you know my role in this dan dix usually does a good job

01:19:05.060 coverage there's tons of good people that do it so pick pick your favorite um

01:19:11.300 or what i want to get into is so first of all um obviously the reaction from you know the right

01:19:19.860 is justified in talking about you know the role of transgenderism in you know psychotic and violent

01:19:25.860 episodes so they're 100 you know justified to do that in the same way that if that was look if we

01:19:33.460 go back to something like the mosque shooting in quebec and what was that 2018 or 2019 or was it earlier

01:19:43.540 it doesn't or pick another one that the christ church shooting or the

01:19:48.820 you know dylan roof or like pick pick one right so when they find out that they you know had um

01:19:56.420 uh national socialist or right-wing extremist beliefs or or whatever that they were in that scene

01:20:03.060 they analyze it endlessly and they talk about was this you know what are the implications of this

01:20:08.980 and you know yada when it's a trune they're like oh no that had nothing to do with it like

01:20:13.460 that's not the important element of this let's not evaluate that let's not get into that so like

01:20:17.700 obviously you are correct to get in there and like hey guys like maybe uh you know the whole

01:20:22.900 truning kids out isn't a great idea because this is happening more and more to these kids

01:20:27.780 um so that's one element of it the other thing is um this is like uh maybe not a hot take but a more

01:20:37.300 nuanced take and i'm gonna uh defend rachel gilmore here for a second

01:20:43.620 for the right reasons because she's right for the wrong reasons or she's wrong for you know whatever

01:20:52.820 a lot of people were saying you know because basically the implication here is that the shooter

01:20:56.820 was a victim right that they're being victimized or that their actions were a result of them not

01:21:03.860 being accepted blah blah blah you're hearing all those bullshit like leftist excuses for you know

01:21:08.900 their actions and how we shouldn't blame or you know use transgenderism as a an element of this blah

01:21:15.700 blah blah okay but the truth is that that kid was a victim and they were a victim of transgenderism and

01:21:23.620 the vicious ideology that does those things to kids and is putting them in these horrible conditions

01:21:31.060 where they're never going to be you know normal or um well adjusted or happy or anything so the

01:21:40.180 difference is though that i'm saying that she's rachel is right because that that shooter is a victim of

01:21:47.380 her parents and of the state and people like rachel who push for this insane transgender ideology okay

01:21:58.260 yeah i had a tweet going out about her today but it's you can't see the irony in her posting all about

01:22:04.260 right-wing violence and then the people or the community she champions is the one committing the

01:22:10.100 violence like but she thinks everybody else is the monsters for analyzing that now so let me get this

01:22:18.340 straight

01:22:21.300 a trune goes on a shooting rampage that leaves 10 was it nine kids and one teacher dead or was it one

01:22:29.620 teacher and her mother was one right anyways a bunch of kids and some adults dead and 25 people injured

01:22:38.180 right i think in the current current circumstances the past tense for trune is trans cell like because

01:22:45.380 they it's like you know a widow like you consider a widow uh she's no longer a bride she's now widowed

01:22:51.140 sure whatever grand cells she's transferred from true to transcend finally blossomed into its final state

01:22:59.460 okay so we're not supposed to analyze that element of it but the next day she's posting about

01:23:09.140 a quebec-based subsidiary or offshoot of adam waffen that was entirely relegated to online memes and content

01:23:19.940 creation that yes was probably uh promoting some you know violent uh rhetoric or encouraging violence but

01:23:30.500 there was no violence there's not a single instance of violence that you can associate to adam waffen in the

01:23:37.940 cases that you're talking about and then oh on top of that we're going to associate the violence

01:23:43.060 that isn't happening with autumn adam waffen in canada because it's defunct and it basically doesn't

01:23:48.100 exist and the only manner that it does exist or has existed in the past couple years is in the uh

01:23:56.100 the uh context of teenagers posting memes literally 15 year olds posting spicy memes um because they're

01:24:04.900 because they're dumb so because that's happening anti-hate needs money to attack second sons in

01:24:13.220 dominion society she literally is wild that was wild our photos on a thumbnail for a youtube video that

01:24:20.900 was talking about adam waffen and carnadium division i see the game we're playing i see the game we're

01:24:28.180 playing from from here on ever out it's rachel and jesse strang we're fucking like this i see the game

01:24:34.900 oh yeah you'll never fucking let go of this now rachel your little red-headed friend is more likely to

01:24:40.020 commit fucking violence against people than us statistically in canada the the reason that i

01:24:49.940 went down this tangent with the the trans shooting thing and got into that aspect and what rachel was

01:24:55.300 doing is because it has to be addressed again every time it gets brought up there needs to be a response

01:25:01.060 we categorically reject the philosophy and the group of adam waffen we have nothing to do with them we've

01:25:09.940 never had anything to do with them we advocate for the exact opposite approach to nationalism and uh

01:25:17.220 right-wing politics which is positive productive uh you know events for our members to partake in

01:25:25.220 so that they don't get caught up in bullshit like that because one of our guys doing something

01:25:31.300 fucking dumb right like adam waffen would doesn't help us it hurts us it helps you you fucking cunt if

01:25:39.060 one if somebody goes rogue like you know in adam waffen style or invokes that ideology and philosophy

01:25:46.340 and they do something violent you're the one who benefits from that we don't

01:25:50.580 so why would we want guys to do that we have zero affiliation with that ideology we never want to

01:25:58.580 be affiliated with that ideology so we categorically reject it you know universally and that comparison

01:26:05.860 is bullshit and you know it and you're only doing it because you want to prescribe us as a terrorist

01:26:11.060 organization even though we've done no acts of violence and only engage in peaceful activism and

01:26:17.220 productive national or nationalist organization so off with that i we see what you're doing we know

01:26:26.020 why you're doing it and basically you're trying to contrive a situation where we get dragged before

01:26:31.300 fucking courts and we're presented as being you know adam waffen or something like that we've played this

01:26:37.060 game before so well her name is forever now attached to it's jesse strang right i wonder if she related

01:26:51.300 to robert strang at all i mean it's pretty common name what is isn't it irish i don't know i'm pretty sure

01:26:59.540 i don't know anyways but yeah johnny says that i called the shooter a she whatever he she it

01:27:11.220 it was like it's not a it's not a boy and it's not a girl it's it's neither so like using one or the

01:27:18.820 other it's like did you call that a boy at that point how old was it i think seven 18 18 18. and what was

01:27:27.780 the story about the guns does anybody know like apparently this is why i wasn't going to get in

01:27:32.980 this stuff i i do have i i heard it explained by someone i don't know if it's correct though i'd go

01:27:38.580 to run with the bailey over that if i was going to find the real truth about that basically at one

01:27:44.580 point the rcmp sees the guns because um there was an unstable the kid was an unstable member of the

01:27:53.220 home and you can't have firearms in a home where there's somebody who is a violent risk and so they

01:27:58.980 seized the weapons and they were holding them and then someone in the household made an appeal to get

01:28:05.780 the firearms back and the rcmp gave them back so this is the other element that i wanted to get into

01:28:12.340 is i saw a lot of you know the the conspiracy kind of theory going around about it you know that this is

01:28:19.060 a contrived thing where you know a psyop basically that this is the rcmp or the government or cesus

01:28:24.980 whatever some element of the state engaging in a a false flag shooting style event so that they can

01:28:33.060 yeah so that they can justify you know basically enforcing the laws that they're not able to enforce

01:28:38.580 right now when it comes to gun seizures and to exacerbate that even more look guys it's it's really

01:28:44.260 not it doesn't even need to be that the the the government does not need to convince deranged

01:28:54.660 fucking trannies to commit acts of violence okay they don't need to do that what they might need to

01:29:00.740 do is just not stop it from happening so if there's a conspiracy here it's that they gave the guns back

01:29:07.460 because they were not maybe they didn't even know what happened or they did you know but here's an

01:29:12.660 like you know let it happen no but if you wanted to get conservatives to get on board with uh gun

01:29:18.500 control you just say you want to ban them from troons and you word it in there somewhere how

01:29:23.460 they could end up doing it to them as well but they wouldn't see that they would say oh yeah of

01:29:27.140 course i would ban ban guns for mentally unstable people or whatever it is which is probably already

01:29:33.140 the case but they could slip something by like that right now yeah so like there's now

01:29:39.060 the the good example of what i was just talking about though as well with like they don't need to

01:29:44.980 necessarily actively plan and execute these things they can just let them happen and so the bondi beat

01:29:53.460 shooting in australia there's all kinds of red flags and clues going off that like maybe they didn't plan

01:30:01.700 it like it's not it's not to say that the state or you know the intelligence apparatus planned that

01:30:06.660 terrorist attack but they might have had a hunch that it was a possibility and they intentionally

01:30:13.380 didn't do anything to stop it because that guy was uh flagged as a potential risk still allowed to have

01:30:20.580 a firearms license like he wasn't using illegal firearms in australia you had you owned those those

01:30:26.980 were hit he uh him and his father he had gone to the philippines to train with a an offshoot of isis

01:30:35.140 so like then the the state was aware to a certain extent of of his both his radicalism and his um

01:30:42.260 you know actions that indicated that he might actually be a threat and so they just chose to

01:30:47.140 do nothing so it doesn't need to be massad it doesn't need to be you know some uh machiavellian

01:30:53.140 plan that's you know organized entirely by a shadowy group within the government it just needs to be

01:30:58.340 like intentional conditions and it'll happen anyway but what i know it's not the point of or the topic

01:31:07.780 of concern but in the bondi beach thing it seemed a little odd to me that it was father son that's i

01:31:14.100 don't know that that's the only thing to me that really this should be a red flag where it's like okay

01:31:20.100 well usually these types of things are lone shooters right like father sons i don't know maybe i don't know

01:31:24.900 maybe i don't know the muslim culture like i don't know yeah so i i yeah i would say that the

01:31:33.060 that does seem odd the reason that it's maybe more likely is because they're muslims and so it's a

01:31:38.740 a shared ideology and right maybe that's the excuse to me it seems like that's and i know it's

01:31:46.020 conspiratorial and this is just a theory i can't prove this at all but that's how you get two people

01:31:51.700 like that to do it is hold one person that they both love hostage and say they're gonna die

01:31:56.900 that's what was going through my head at the time totally off topic and it's not really relevant just

01:32:02.420 yeah i mean there's gonna be more true shooters in canada you think this is the last one

01:32:07.620 they're just trying to underplay it in the media oh of course um we've already seen it's not just

01:32:14.820 that there's more minor incidents of it as well if you talk to one of the best uh you know professions

01:32:21.860 to talk to about this kind of behavior and how it talk to teachers man if they're in you know middle

01:32:28.740 school or high school if that's who they teach ask them about you know how well adjusted the trans

01:32:35.380 students they have are they're lunatics and they're violent and they feel like they're they feel

01:32:41.540 entitled to be you know uh able to get away with anything that's wild wild mindset and like totally

01:32:50.500 justified under the conditions they were told that you could do anything like you have no

01:32:57.140 you have nothing that's concrete in your life if you have nothing like i've always said this for

01:33:02.020 for ever since that benjamin levin got arrested the pedo that came up with the ontario uh school

01:33:08.820 curriculum uh if you can't get people it's kind of like the bible right it's like this is a man this

01:33:17.940 is a woman let's move on because if you can't get that basic concept you're so let's

01:33:23.140 not bother moving on until you get that like that should be one of those building blocks you don't have to

01:33:28.340 worry about that you know this is concrete you know it's like math spelling all that stuff it's like

01:33:35.060 this stuff isn't going to change you need it and carry on like yeah and if you never got that

01:33:42.740 like you could just switch out of being a boy and a girl like what is concrete to you nothing

01:33:47.700 why would there be any rules to anything this is you're getting to the the fundamental nature of you

01:33:54.020 know this ideology which is that's the point it's about deep it's not about deconstructing society

01:34:00.580 and then rebuilding something that has a firm foundation with established truths it's about

01:34:05.620 endless deconstruction so once they've deconstructed one you know society as it exists now they need to

01:34:12.660 whatever is forming again in its place they need to attack that then which is why you saw this kind of

01:34:17.620 like um you know you you see it with like language and stuff like that so you know it you weren't

01:34:24.580 supposed to call them colored so you started calling them black right and then you weren't supposed to

01:34:29.220 call them black so you were supposed to call them african-american right and then like you you see this

01:34:34.180 like this continues and it's um uh now you're not supposed to call them african-american unless they are

01:34:42.100 africans who have become american because calling you know african-americans who are the descendant

01:34:47.540 of slaves isn't really you know the same and so you need a distinction so we have to call them

01:34:53.300 foundational black americans so there's always like this is just like one instance of foundational black

01:34:59.140 of it that's awesome that's what they refer that's what they want to be referred to now as when whenever

01:35:05.140 they're descendants of you know the the founding black stock or the the initial slaves that came to

01:35:10.740 america they want that distinction between them and africans who have immigrated you know more

01:35:16.180 recently so like this is just like that kind of endless deconstruction is everywhere um and that's

01:35:21.140 the point it's not supposed to end there's always as soon as you feel comfortable with a word and

01:35:28.500 like that's what we're all using then they want you to feel uncomfortable again and so that you're

01:35:32.660 constantly nervous about what language you're using in these contexts and basically it puts you in a

01:35:38.500 constant um you know fear state where you you don't know what am i supposed to say here and the

01:35:45.780 answer is that they want you to just feel um like nothing is the correct answer and that um

01:35:54.980 that that you're you constantly have to walk on eggshells around everyone to say the right thing

01:35:59.780 is so yeah well it's worked excellent job because it happened where i used to work at itachi

01:36:07.060 fucking white people didn't say anything about it it was a trune i started working there and

01:36:13.300 apparently it wanted to get changed in the girls washroom and it was like an old school locker room

01:36:19.300 do you know what i mean you had stalls to go to the bathroom urinals one shower bunch of lockers

01:36:24.500 benches in between so people could sit typical locker room like a gym locker room the guy goes in

01:36:29.380 there based i don't know if it had tits or not but it kind of looked like it did went in there and

01:36:34.260 the asian women just started losing their they just all walked out went into the

01:36:40.020 cafeteria i swear to god it looked like a nail salon union revolt they were just no you don't

01:36:46.020 let him go in there and change you're not going to happen you like they were not having it

01:36:50.980 so they had they made it change in the the private bathroom and that's another great example of it

01:36:58.900 as well is like there's a reason why lgbt is lgbt iq smnrp you know that's so wicked that

01:37:09.540 right there's a reason why they do that and it's because

01:37:14.180 lgbt isn't correct you you're not including so and so and like that that's an example of the endless

01:37:20.260 um deviations and uh divisions that this kind of all ideology creates and so that's intentional

01:37:28.820 um oh it worked it worked it also wrote a motorcycle which was wild

01:37:36.900 yeah i just stay away from it like i honestly at work if it was anywhere i wouldn't be there

01:37:42.020 i do not want to talk to you stay away from me you're mentally ill eventually it was going to attack

01:37:47.140 an asian or eat it or something so yeah anyways um moving on from that one of the other things i

01:37:56.180 wanted to bring up with the the trans uh shooter stuff and you know i've seen some people obviously

01:38:02.100 people are talking about the ssris and you know the the narcotics or prescription drugs that were

01:38:07.700 being uh given to this kid i think it goes one of the elements that we don't consider a lot it's

01:38:14.980 funny we were talking about this a little bit on a national space there last night on twitter you

01:38:19.060 know that blonde bigot hosts um it's time we start being a lot more aggressive towards the doctors

01:38:28.500 psychologists psychiatrists and counselors whoever's involved in these situations like they kind of get

01:38:35.460 the doctors get a little bit of it but typically the anger you know about what's happening in these

01:38:41.940 situations is directed at the state and obviously it should be um it's directed at you know the media and

01:38:48.180 influencers and things like that the people who uh enable that behavior but like can we address the

01:38:54.980 fact that psychologists and psychiatrists are not a respectable profession for a second can we just

01:39:02.580 on like can we like look i hate psychology in most of its forms and i hate you know psycho

01:39:10.180 psychologists psychiatrists uh counselors i don't think they have um i don't think that they're a noble

01:39:16.420 profession i don't think that it's a valid profession i think that most of the science that governs what

01:39:21.140 they do is bunk or you know pseudo at best and this this i think is obvious to most people who have a

01:39:28.900 brain um like look we know that the the typical response in western menace medicine is prescriptive

01:39:38.980 as opposed to um you know prevention right so you go to a doctor and you know you have high blood

01:39:45.140 pressure or something they give you a pill and that's the first response when it should be like

01:39:51.860 what are the environmental conditions what are you eating are you sleeping enough are you exercising

01:39:56.740 are you getting enough sunlight do you have enough uh you know meaningful relationships in your life like

01:40:02.580 these types of things are actually the problem not you know high blood pressure is the symptom right

01:40:08.260 this is exacerbated way more in psychology and psychiatry and not enough people talk about it

01:40:15.700 the example i'll use to explain this is if i go to a mechanic and i say give me an inspection just

01:40:22.820 general inspection on my car take a look at everything and you know let me know if anything

01:40:26.580 needs to be fixed unless you have a very good mechanic who has your best interests and you know isn't

01:40:34.260 trying to you know make a buck off you and it's just gonna do an inspection i guarantee you he's gonna

01:40:39.540 find something wrong right yeah of course gonna find something wrong and it may not actually need

01:40:47.540 to be repaired immediately or even you know in the near future but he's gonna say like yeah you need to

01:40:52.980 fix this right the same i don't get why people don't understand that this same principle applies to

01:41:00.340 fucking psychiatrists and psychologists we're bringing fucking kids to get them analyzed and

01:41:08.100 you're going to them saying like my child is having a problem whatever focusing in school or he's not um

01:41:15.460 you know socializing well with other children or what blah blah blah like there's something that you're

01:41:19.780 bringing you know the child to these experts um initially for how many instances do you think

01:41:27.700 that psychologist or psychiatrist determines that they're fine or that what they really need is more

01:41:34.420 exercise or that maybe you know they they need a more active lifestyle or are you feeding them like

01:41:42.020 like uh you know dunkaroos and eggos and like like complete garbage or are you actually feeding

01:41:52.180 them healthy food do you think that that's ever the conclusion that a psychiatrist or psychologist you know

01:41:57.940 has about that situation no i guarantee you 99 times out of 100 that's like that that uh psychology or

01:42:06.820 psychiatrist expert says your child has adhd your child has you know add your child has um

01:42:15.060 something ocd your child had they're gonna find something because that's their the way they operate

01:42:21.780 you're saying you're coming to them saying this person this child has a problem this person has a

01:42:26.020 problem like can you identify it and they're going to identify something and this is why we have so

01:42:31.780 many people who are on whatever it is amphetamines for attention deficit disorder antidepressants for

01:42:40.980 you know depressive episodes anti-psychotics for bipolar there's so many people on these drugs now

01:42:48.180 and the crate like it's it's absurd how proliferated they actually are at this point and it's specifically

01:42:56.420 because we've entrusted these people to just do those things so can can we address that hey these

01:43:04.020 hacks these absolute um you know morons are basically creating a psychotic epidemic in our

01:43:13.860 society by prescribing people drugs that they don't need endlessly

01:43:19.860 like i like i don't know why that's not ever part of the conversation around this or it's a very minor

01:43:24.500 part i used to bring it i talked about it with my a doctor i use in the states right dr glidden

01:43:29.780 um his entire philosophy is based around your body what it needs to heal itself 72 different minerals

01:43:38.420 and vitamins that you have to have at an intake in order for your body to function properly once it

01:43:44.020 functions properly it'll heal things that it's supposed to heal the reason we're not healing certain

01:43:51.460 things that we're catching illnesses is the you put into it it's that simple really like this is the crux

01:43:56.740 of it right there and that's the problem is this was apparent to me like in high school when i was

01:44:04.660 learning like i took a psych course it was psych anthropology and uh i don't know sociology or something

01:44:12.020 it was you know three you know subjects in one course and like you're learning about psychology and

01:44:16.980 i'm like this is like immediately i was like this is dumb um and the whole you know framing of it is

01:44:23.940 that there's a difference between mental health like or psychological health and biological health

01:44:31.220 that's retarded that's so dumb and that's how the majority of people now think about health

01:44:39.700 your mental health is directly affected by your ball by your physiological health which is

01:44:45.940 your state of being if you are depressed it's not because you're thinking negative like there's something

01:44:51.940 wrong with the way you're thinking it's almost in rare cases again there could be like a chemical

01:44:58.100 imbalance in your hormones or you know whatever that's causing it but that again is a that's that's

01:45:04.100 a physiological thing that's occurring it's not like a consciousness thing it's not the the ether of

01:45:11.060 your thoughts that's the problem like obviously so i'm depressed okay when somebody ever tells me they're

01:45:19.540 depressed i immediately go like all right what are you eating how often like what is your sleep

01:45:24.340 schedule how often do you exercise how often do you get sunlight how often do you do productive

01:45:29.620 things with like friends or do how many uh you know how often are you doing things that you find

01:45:34.900 purpose in or meaning in like uh are you watching porn are you like addicted to video games are you

01:45:43.780 constantly like is all you do watch tv like even if you're eating well and sleeping right if all you're

01:45:50.100 doing is watching fucking tv like that's not gonna lead you know to a good mental state depression is

01:45:56.660 bullshit it's not fucking real it's an environmental issue that results in a physiological issue it's not

01:46:05.060 fucking your mental health it's your biological health i don't i never understood why that was such a

01:46:10.900 a controversial or hot take among you know psychology it's like and this applies you know again why does

01:46:18.980 it why does the fucking kid have adhd yeah have you put them in front of a screen do they eight hours

01:46:26.580 a day do they actually have a fucking problem or is it because you're putting them in a fucking desk

01:46:32.660 for seven hours a day and making them just you're you're shoehorning them into an environment

01:46:40.500 that they're not capable of enduring because they're a child like this is the problem isn't

01:46:46.820 the kid it's the environment that you're putting them in and if you take them out of that environment

01:46:50.740 there's no problem i don't know do you think the current like don't get me wrong the current school

01:46:55.540 system is wrong the curriculum do you think that they can improve on the uh go the basic outline

01:47:01.860 they're sending kids to school they sit at the desk like yeah two a couple ways see before you get

01:47:07.860 there i think what the major problem is that we're seeing now is parents are used to babysitting their

01:47:13.300 kids with a screen and now they're expected to go to school and socialize they're going to have a

01:47:17.460 whole host of mental problems that are undiagnosed because parents are used to shut here's the screen

01:47:24.020 shut up well yeah but again that's the environmental factor like that's not there's nothing wrong with the

01:47:29.940 kid you've created the problem with the environment absolutely well absolutely but there's two separate

01:47:36.260 things there like there's that i was explaining obviously how the teachers have to react by these

01:47:40.980 new kids that have been babysat by the screens but yeah i'm more interested in learning like how would

01:47:45.300 you change the the basic outline of the environment of school i have two ways so first of all the big

01:47:52.100 one is adhd or add way more commonly diagnosed in males than females because the reason for this

01:48:00.180 especially with school-aged children is because the current education system is tailored towards

01:48:06.340 women more than men it's a system that's designed to um work better like it basically it's better for

01:48:13.860 women than boys or girls than boys okay so the the first thing that you and also additionally on that

01:48:21.460 teachers are way more often females than males especially in in younger grades so you get more

01:48:28.020 male teachers in middle school and high school but at the elementary like go to an elementary school

01:48:33.300 95 percent plus of the staff is going to be female right so that's not helping the situation with boys

01:48:39.940 you have female educators using a female approach to education and trying to deal with half of their

01:48:46.980 class which is boys so that's not that's not a good recipe to begin with so that's part of it is you need

01:48:53.780 a system that is more tailored towards boys and a system that's more tailored towards girls and they

01:48:58.660 should be being taught by you know the their respective sex okay the other thing that like is

01:49:06.420 an obvious fix to part of this problem at least is school should be segregated especially at middle

01:49:13.940 school and high school that's actually what i was going to get you to clarify not well yes by race but

01:49:21.140 also by but also by gender i think it made more sense it absolutely makes more sense it's obvious

01:49:33.540 if you think like it's just a no-brainer when you think about it yeah we should be segregating schools

01:49:38.980 by gender obviously especially middle school and high school because you're contriving a situation

01:49:46.500 where a bunch of fucking retards hopped up on hormones are put in an environment where they're

01:49:51.300 supposed to learn and you know they're basically surrounded with sexual attention that they don't

01:49:56.340 understand and you know can't possibly understand so like they're not like it's a terrible uh situation to

01:50:03.140 to put kids in to begin with so yeah segregate boys and girls when it comes to education

01:50:10.260 and then tailor the the education to boys and girls respectively so yeah i don't know magpie

01:50:17.060 malone's is sex not gender i don't know i usually use sex sometimes i slip up and say gender you guys

01:50:21.620 know what i mean i'm not using it genders my daughter went to an all-girls school yeah so

01:50:28.100 the high school not for the younger grades like yeah well so that's like an obvious way you know

01:50:36.420 to help fix that problem and then um i don't know you could get into all kinds of things you know that

01:50:42.900 smart people involved in education know is needs or need or should happen but doesn't regardless

01:50:50.660 there is the point is psychologists are a fucking joke these all these mental health disorders are

01:51:00.020 fucking nonsense and it's it's almost always an environmental factor and even where drugs may

01:51:06.660 be appropriate to prescribe they should only be used as like a an initial like here you go here's

01:51:13.220 here's your antidepressant you know here's a one month thing and you know it's after you know you're

01:51:20.020 going to tailor down and basically wean off of it and it's just to get you going so that you start

01:51:26.180 making you know good smart decisions which are difficult to do right now because you're in a

01:51:31.700 shitty mental state it's like you sometimes people need that little boost do you know what i'm sorry

01:51:38.260 to interrupt you i had an anecdotal story of a good example of this grade three cam hunter kid i grew up

01:51:44.660 with um one day the teacher was in for lunch she had to go to the office for a second and she had

01:51:50.980 time you know when the kids are alone for a few seconds she has to go to the office and back well

01:51:56.020 cam hunter had his desk upside down he was pretending to ride it and it looked ridiculous right teacher

01:52:01.380 comes back it just looks at him it's like hmm cam you always seem to have a lot of energy after lunch

01:52:07.460 tomorrow i'm going to start looking at your lunch and as sure enough it was just filled with sugar and all

01:52:13.300 this she's like this is going to have to change he's just get jacked up with sugar every day and

01:52:18.820 he's kid was going nuts there you go smart smart teacher identifies the real you know source of

01:52:25.460 the problem which was environmental crazy right oh yeah it was so funny but she totally totally

01:52:32.020 chill about him he was just smiling sitting on his desk riding it upside down he's like

01:52:37.140 yeah we're gonna have to deal with this anyways that's my rant about that and uh that was pissing

01:52:44.500 me off because i i hate that psychologists and psychiatrists are like they talk about the the

01:52:49.300 doctors mutilating them and doing the surgeries and shit like that but nobody talks about like look

01:52:54.820 let's just remember for a second here hey guys a lot of people are just fucking bad at their jobs

01:53:01.620 right they're just bad at their jobs they're not actually qualified to do their jobs

01:53:10.180 like if if you go to how many of them are just actually not good mechanics or plumbers like how

01:53:16.340 many of them yeah maybe they can kind of do it and they know what they're supposed to do but they're

01:53:19.460 not actually really professional or skilled at it the way you know there's a there's a spectrum of skill

01:53:25.940 involved in it's not a one-to-one equivalency if you are a psychiatrist wow you must be a very smart

01:53:32.580 and capable um you know person no like a lot of them are morons the same way you know lawyers can be

01:53:40.660 morons or whatever so yeah um we should go after them more for being the ones who are diagnosing these

01:53:55.060 people we got to find out what the pipeline is because it's become too easy like is it that it

01:54:01.220 start with the teacher it start with the and you have to look at it from an honest parent's perspective

01:54:07.700 from someone that's trying to do right for themselves there is an element of the parent involved here

01:54:13.140 because the parent is usually like they're the ones who are most responsible for the environmental

01:54:19.460 factors so maybe it's not even the school like maybe you know the kid is doing or would do

01:54:24.580 fine in school if they were getting enough exercise and they were in extracurricular activities and they

01:54:31.300 had a constructive home environment and good food good healthy food right so um yeah like the parents

01:54:40.580 and then so what happens is the teacher says your kid is not really doing well in school and they're

01:54:44.740 having a hard time focusing um you know you should maybe consider having them looked at or you know

01:54:51.780 having them counseled or something along those lines and then the parent who's lazy doesn't go

01:54:57.300 you know what maybe this is my fault because i've been feeding my kid cheese strings and pop tarts

01:55:05.300 and they just watch tv and go on the ipad all the time and i don't really i don't know i'm not really

01:55:10.580 emotionally involved with them at all and uh you know like nothing is really uh uh healthy about the

01:55:18.900 home environment like maybe i need to make changes about how i'm raising my child like they're not

01:55:22.980 going to do that because it's an easy cop-out for them oh there's something wrong with him like there's

01:55:28.260 just something fundamentally wrong with my kid that has nothing to do with me and i'm not responsible

01:55:33.300 for it all and i can just take that my kid to this expert who's going to tell me what that fundamental

01:55:39.540 deficiency with my child is and then it's going to give them a pill that makes them not deficient anymore

01:55:44.740 yeah that's easy obviously just play the victim too exactly that now you're somebody who's struggling

01:55:51.860 with something as opposed to somebody who's responsible with something it's you know you're

01:55:55.460 a victim of the circumstances not the cause of the circumstances so anyways i'm uh

01:56:05.300 i've gone yeah we've gone off there's a lot there's a lot to it but i mean what i was trying to

01:56:09.460 get out you have to look at it from a uh a well-functioning home to begin with to be able

01:56:16.020 to look at the school system otherwise if you haven't got the foundation already like yeah even

01:56:20.980 still you you don't want to be sending your kid to the public school the way it is right now i know

01:56:25.860 the curriculum has been made with oh yeah i i agree i agree but at the same time up here it's a little

01:56:33.860 different as well it's uh apparently they keep it away now i'm never going to know for sure i'm never

01:56:41.780 going to be in the school system but a friend's uh wife is a teacher so she's saying it's really

01:56:47.860 not brought up in the context of the school but i just found something out at winter festival

01:56:52.660 uh cochran has a really based i got it did you yeah dude alex woods made his own version of it

01:57:04.980 yeah so i wasn't i would have picked something different for the sound but we can watch this

01:57:10.260 get them out get them out dude can you picture it or what like

01:57:24.580 will not replace us

01:57:28.420 will not replace us yeah this is just a normal thing that everybody does and then once a year and

01:57:34.580 they walk all the way to the towns not the town square but like the pavilion where everybody holds

01:57:39.140 things and they make a big bonfire out of those sticks so that's pretty cool that's a cool regional

01:57:48.340 you know local community event that's neat yeah yeah it's also i was amazed that this hasn't been

01:57:54.180 referred to as racist or insensitive to the victims of colonialism and racism or i don't know some nonsense

01:58:01.940 because they do that all the time people were pissed off that walmart was selling tiki torches for

01:58:06.500 fuck's sakes at one point they have their own tradition of these are all torches that are made

01:58:12.340 by the fire department so they start at the fire department and walk all the way down there and i

01:58:17.620 don't know what they're doing but they have like cans uh screwed to this uh this post that everybody and

01:58:25.540 they just make a giant bonfire and everybody hangs out it's pretty cool like you see all the firemen

01:58:30.660 walking with them what a great tradition like look at how how many people they organize with torches

01:58:36.660 if they're only walking in uniform it'd be way better

01:58:42.980 yeah go game um looks good though man it's a cool look that many people walking with torches

01:58:52.820 absolutely like i know uh so uh fairy said that was ai and it was alex woods and it was originally

01:58:59.540 but that's actually a thing that uh my town is doing i don't think it was ai i think you just put a

01:59:04.900 different background sound over what was actually filmed i think the i don't know was it ai i saw the

01:59:14.100 original part of it was i had both of them actually loaded up for you one was i think because the lady

01:59:20.740 yeah it was saying send them back send them back that's not that wasn't happening

01:59:27.700 but uh ed jam says nice of you guys to talk about mark carnage carnage's family yeah if you're yeah

01:59:35.540 obviously he's been taking some heat to like look i don't care that like this is what this is like

01:59:40.660 conservative flock to me so like i don't know if that's a tongue-in-cheek thing or if you're saying

01:59:44.500 like you know basically what we're describing is mark carney's it i don't know is it a daughter is

01:59:49.940 this like i don't know i'm not sure which one it is mark carney's a them um um but i don't i don't

01:59:58.900 care like this is the kind of stuff that conservative slop you know this is that's a classic conservative

02:00:04.260 slot post like you know you shouldn't be any surprised that this kind of stuff is happening

02:00:09.060 in canada when the prime minister has done it to his own child like it well it's pretty obvious like

02:00:15.940 yeah that's the truth to it though yeah but it's it's not no revelation or anything like that

02:00:22.020 like where does it come from who made the curriculum how many of these people are just looking at what's

02:00:26.340 happening right now and have no idea where it comes from or who is involved like yeah but like to me i

02:00:33.780 get it like i get why they're doing i'm just saying like to me this is the kind of low like just just

02:00:40.260 pathetic form of criticism that you could levy against him in that moment that his daughter is

02:00:46.580 it's like well why why don't we talk about how you know his party instigated all these policies like

02:00:52.340 why whatever pierre's two dads are gay exactly but that's what i mean is the whole thing is gay

02:00:59.300 it's the same kind of shit like we could be we could do a banner drop and then some shitlib is in the

02:01:04.260 comments being like it's no surprise that this is happening in canada when you've got people like

02:01:09.380 pierre pauliev spreading his vile rhetoric everywhere oh it's through everybody's own filter right like

02:01:15.060 fucking retarded maga this is mag maple magas jody's face that's the same kind of in reverse where

02:01:23.460 okay like i i guess but you're like i don't know that just look i'll give you another example i i always

02:01:31.060 find it retarded whenever people are criticizing like justin trudeau because he went on vacation

02:01:38.420 to jamaica over christmas break or some shit like that it's like wow wow so so justin trudeau

02:01:45.620 went on a winter vacation during the holidays like fucking thousands of canadian families do shocking

02:01:52.420 like totally scandalous you fucking moron oh then they go like can you believe it he's surfing in

02:01:58.340 tofino i'm like fuck you're just making them look cool like really they did like i know it's all

02:02:06.180 your filter on them anyway right and even and even you know if you point that out that like it's really

02:02:12.580 not that crazy for you know a canadian family to go on vacation during the christmas holidays or

02:02:18.340 something like that down south somewhere they'll come back with something like yeah but he's getting

02:02:23.700 you know security and transportation and blah blah blah paid for by the taxpayer it's like yeah

02:02:29.860 he's our fucking product look i get it you hate him and i he's a piece of shit but he's our prime

02:02:34.580 minister you fucking moron like yeah he needs security yes he needs proper transportation that is

02:02:41.380 adequate and appropriate for his station like even if you hate him like that you have to at least

02:02:47.140 understand that the office requires that you can't send the you can't put the prime minister on a

02:02:53.620 sun wing you know airplane to cuba or jamaica it was trudeau mania all times two it was all over

02:03:01.460 again the rockstar lifestyle like he could probably run again and win next time around

02:03:08.500 people didn't believe me when i was like nope trust me that guy's a

02:03:11.540 and if he drops out pierre's not going to win either that was trudeau mania and it's still going

02:03:18.660 to go on for a while date and katie perry cocksucker

02:03:26.740 faith karen says fuck that send him sun wing i mean look i get but that's because you hate him

02:03:32.420 they have the liberals have their own plane as well like trudeau had i did hate that he he'd fly

02:03:37.700 places with two planes look like that was that's a legitimate criticism though whenever he's telling

02:03:43.860 you you need to cut carbon emissions and shit like that he's doing something insane like flying to

02:03:49.140 whistler for a weekend or something like that yeah that's fair that's different though uh it's all the

02:03:55.380 taxpayer yeah anyways it's just thought you if it's that's the kind of criticism that you get from

02:04:06.020 the the pleb and you know the other slot producers like it's not intelligent criticism that actually

02:04:14.260 advances their position it's just like a a stupid smear that isn't going to work on anyone except for

02:04:21.140 the people who are already agreeing with you and it's not going to convince the other side that like

02:04:25.940 you're not going to convince that people that trudeau is a piece of because he went on

02:04:29.540 vacation at christmas like let me know when mark carney's kid becomes a shooter that i was like

02:04:36.020 that would be interesting that would be something

02:04:42.340 yeah the other i guess the other element that we didn't talk about as well is the gun thing and it's

02:04:46.180 like yeah guys of course they're going to exploit it to increase the pressure on the gun seizures and

02:04:52.340 buybacks and stuff like that absolutely they were gonna do that anyways yeah never let a tragedy go

02:04:59.380 to why i don't really buy the whole i don't even i i talked about you know the conspiracy element to it

02:05:05.540 i don't buy that it was even the rcmp letting it happen necessarily i just think it happened and

02:05:12.100 yeah it's a convenient thing for the government to use but they were gonna do these things anyways and

02:05:18.580 the pressure behind you know the the pushback to it isn't going away it's not like all of a sudden

02:05:24.580 the guys who didn't want to give their guns back are like you know what ever since that tranny shot

02:05:29.620 up that school i just i can't have these in my home anymore that's not gonna happen so like how is

02:05:35.060 it how does this actually help them i don't really think it does that much

02:05:40.340 they'll use it in a way like yeah they will but i mean no matter no matter how you look at who it was

02:05:47.140 that did it it is a crazy tragedy man they're still yeah it's a guy the way they listed the

02:05:52.980 viscums was a little weird like how many males how many females and then there was like two people at

02:05:58.820 home it's like three males three females two at home an adult and uh they maybe because they were

02:06:05.460 kids they listed them like that yeah so if the families don't want their names released because

02:06:10.580 they're minors they they won't release it was very detailed like that yeah like it was

02:06:14.660 there's so many people died that you can't kind of crazy though they assume their genders

02:06:22.980 in this case it was a little weird right like why they were doing that because you could have just

02:06:27.380 if this was the whole theme of the thing all along you would have just said six kids

02:06:31.300 but apparently it was like 25 that were shot or injured i i don't know how many were actually shot

02:06:37.620 there's 10 killed and 25 injured it didn't break down how many of the people who were injured were shot

02:06:43.300 like so i i heard that i don't know wiretap reached out to me when i said you know killed 10

02:06:49.140 and you know injured or shot 20 killed 10 and shot 25 others and wiretap uh made a note to me that

02:06:58.100 uh the 25 were not necessarily shot so i don't i don't know

02:07:02.020 tragedy nonetheless how old so the perpetrator was 18 ish 17 18 i believe 18 yeah and transitioning for

02:07:15.060 six years see a time like this it would be nice to hear dad reach out or like mom or whatever his

02:07:20.980 home life the mom apparently was like oh wait he killed mom didn't he yeah and his sister

02:07:28.900 yeah again i don't really want to go through every detail of it because i don't know them

02:07:36.660 and all right do you know what gun was used i heard an sks that was the i don't maybe multiple i don't

02:07:44.260 know look like i'm just gonna be honest like maybe this sounds cold or whatever but these stories

02:07:49.940 look they they don't really interest me that much in the sense of like i want to learn every detail

02:07:55.860 about what happened because especially it's interesting nonetheless and i know it's really

02:08:00.900 fresh like i i get your feelings to want to stay away from it but i'm sorry i'm asking so many

02:08:06.980 questions because it's genuinely interesting because it's like small town bc is a town of 2500 it's like

02:08:13.140 and it's not gonna be the last we're gonna be sitting here again talking about another one in the

02:08:16.900 future this year this year it'll happen again there'll be another transell my point is i'm not gonna

02:08:21.700 dig through and perform an autopsy on this thing because one i'm not the best person to do that and

02:08:27.700 two uh we don't have like even even at this stage to me this is kind of early to even be talking about

02:08:34.020 it because more stuff gets released and you find out additional details and like it changes the entire

02:08:39.940 you know perspective of the event and people make they jump to crazy conclusions way too early all the time

02:08:47.860 i wait until there's you know well we can talk about how interesting it's been watching outlets

02:08:56.660 like national post talk about how it's more important to how it's like transphobia needs to

02:09:04.660 be considered and like the feelings of trans people now need to be yeah you know it's just so

02:09:12.020 the art if if what you're getting at is the argument here is that because society isn't inclusive and

02:09:18.420 accepting enough of trans people it's going to push them to do you know violent anti-social things is that

02:09:26.020 the gist of it well they're more so that they're worried about the backlash on trans people from this

02:09:34.660 incident yeah so that's like the norm mcdonald quote about muslims oh man i'm terrified if muslims were

02:09:43.780 to can you imagine if they were to set off a nuclear bomb in an american city think about the backlash

02:09:49.220 against peaceful muslims can we talk about the dead kids

02:09:56.660 and the victims of you know potentially the the the consequences of transgender ideology like we maybe

02:10:08.100 anyways um well it'll happen again and say okay we're just going to put a tab in this conversation

02:10:14.100 for now we're going to leave it for now when it happens again can we come back to it because every

02:10:19.620 news site even the big ones are saying you know it's their point point whatever thing of the population

02:10:25.700 that never happens compared to the amount of shootings that happen um like even the uh

02:10:34.260 they had gun person that was exactly gun person that's awesome ridiculous so

02:10:42.020 regarding that kind of stuff about you know being concerned about the backlash against trans people or

02:10:48.660 you know an increase in trans look um if i'll start by going back to what i was describing

02:10:55.700 which is the kind of i saw this justification in a bunch of places where people are saying

02:11:01.220 you know because you're you're not accepting of you know transgender people and you know there's so

02:11:07.060 much transphobia it's going to create an environment where you know these vulnerable and you know um

02:11:17.460 sense i don't know what you'd call them delicate you know people that are dealing with something

02:11:22.260 difficult are going to be driven to do violent anti-social things and lash out at society

02:11:27.300 so first of all the the main issue with that is oh you're concerned about that so i guess we better

02:11:32.820 be more accepting and inclusive of of nazis right because your argument is that is basically that we

02:11:39.380 need to be more inclusive of these people who are ostracized to prevent them from doing violent things

02:11:44.100 and you say that nazis are outcasts and you know ostracized from society and that's why they lash out and

02:11:50.260 do the like that ideology leads to that so you better start being nicer to nazis i guess if

02:11:55.060 that's your argument so it's a dumb one first of all and then secondly it doesn't matter how inclusive

02:12:02.100 or accepting society is to trans people because they're not accepting of themselves that's the key

02:12:11.860 issue that they have and the reality is that they will never be accepted or included

02:12:18.180 like fully or um genuinely by the majority of society because they're enough they're a

02:12:26.660 fucking abomination and everybody knows it even a lot of the people who are trying to be accepting

02:12:33.860 and inclusive of them and you know kind towards them and all this stuff even they are repulsed and

02:12:40.580 disturbed by what they have done to themselves they just hide it and so this idea that you can

02:12:46.900 combat you know these kinds of incidents these outlashes from trans you know troons because

02:12:53.380 they're not being accepted by just being more loving and caring towards them is ridiculous

02:12:57.940 it's a it's an issue that you can't beat by you know astroturfing um you know an accepting uh

02:13:07.620 mentality onto the population it's it's a it's a biological disgust response that people have towards it

02:13:14.580 because it's abnormal and on top of that um the real issue is that they hate themselves not that

02:13:20.820 they hate society when people lash out like that at society they more often than not hate themselves

02:13:26.580 and they want you know society to feel the pain that they feel internally and that's why they do

02:13:32.180 these fucked up things so you're not going to fix that by being kinder to them they they're not kind

02:13:37.060 of themselves on your thing that you mentioned on worrying about the backlash against trans people

02:13:43.460 or increasing transphobia because of these incidents um yeah like obviously that's going

02:13:49.620 to happen in the same way that hey man every time like again you want to use the example of a far

02:13:55.460 right extremist you know mass shooter or something every time that happens they want new

02:14:01.060 fucking laws and they want you know more stringent restrictions and they want you know hate legislation

02:14:08.660 and they want censorship and they want like all kinds of shit so like yeah it's it's natural for

02:14:13.700 people to have that kind of response in those situations the difference here is that um like

02:14:20.420 there's actually something going on specifically with that group of people that needs to be addressed

02:14:25.300 which is there you you've created a mutant essentially that is preconditioned to lash out

02:14:33.860 like this if they don't commit an act of violence against themselves which is the most likely uh scenario

02:14:40.020 they kill themselves the chances of them eventually doing it to someone in society i would hazard a guess

02:14:47.460 it's pretty high so anyways both both are retarded they're retarded arguments to try and make

02:14:55.300 that uh yeah i still think putting an asterisk in that and just saying uh yeah we'll come back

02:15:08.020 to it because it's going to happen again there's no doubt in my mind that some wild

02:15:12.500 shit and i imagine it happens wild shit like this happens every day on the streets of vancouver toronto

02:15:18.180 you know like my buddy was his wife was walking home with the kid before the second one was born

02:15:26.180 i believe and she got punched by a true oh she was pregnant that's right a true and punched her

02:15:31.860 not punched her but like smacked her in the face while she's there with the baby and it's just like

02:15:36.500 are you expected i'll keep your distance wide berth on those people man just like you never know if

02:15:41.300 they're gonna fucking snap out like i'd rather be beside somebody with tourettes this is why i i'm not

02:15:47.060 joe if you know teachers ask them like do you have uh any you know kids that are trans at your

02:15:54.740 school and the answer is yes because there's more and more of them all the time yeah and just ask them

02:15:58.900 like what do they like to deal with like how how is it and if they're like obviously this isn't going

02:16:03.860 to work if you're asking a lib so you have to ask somebody who's at least like a neutral or moderate or

02:16:09.460 leans conservative or something if you find somebody who isn't an ideologue because if you ask the

02:16:14.900 live they're gonna like oh they're so beautiful and such a an interesting unique spirit like i've

02:16:20.180 never interacted with somebody who's just such such a a special end of like they're gonna make up some

02:16:26.100 fucking not when the reality is that you ask a normal teacher about it and they're like they're

02:16:30.820 fucking psychotic they lash out constantly they're completely erratic emotionally unstable like they like

02:16:39.460 they're clearly suffering from a bunch of other uh you know mental disorders and stuff like that or

02:16:46.420 um you know they're suffering from what whatever psychological conditions they or they're autistic or

02:16:54.100 you know they're something right boot camp's got to make a comeback the autistic to trans pipeline is real

02:17:01.060 by the way residential schools 2.0 so the what pipeline sorry the autistic to trans pipeline is real

02:17:12.260 yeah i believe that

02:17:15.620 a hundred percent but yeah how do you fix that i don't know how do you fix that re-education camps

02:17:22.660 clockwork orange style um with spike tv again like again fit fixes the like yeah that's something that

02:17:37.540 you would have to consider but it's more like hey how do we prevent this from happening and the answer is

02:17:42.420 by not indulging kids with these ludicrous ideas that they can change their sex

02:17:48.660 start with that just basically stop tolerating this this insanity start start there and then we

02:17:55.780 can prevent it from even happening to begin with and it doesn't need to be fixed i was actually trying

02:18:00.020 to slip that into the conversation earlier when we were talking about the packies becoming super

02:18:05.940 hot chicks online and taking people's money and yeah is it's like lady boys 2.0 it's something like

02:18:13.700 this it's an evolution that just what the happened that's though for a country that's just and it's

02:18:20.740 culturally okay that they just switch genders to get to do sex work it's so weird

02:18:27.380 weird like it's something i don't want i choose to try to ignore like i don't want to can you imagine being

02:18:33.860 faced with that problem i guess we are increasingly here every day

02:18:40.420 like

02:18:43.220 check for the apple because that means she's also got a banana

02:18:46.260 okay um move let's move on we've beaten this topic i think as much as i want to beat this topic to

02:18:58.260 death the truth is i don't like the the tranny argument isn't even like obviously it's something

02:19:05.380 that you know nationalists have to pay attention to and you know keep tabs on but as we don't have to

02:19:10.340 really it's not our fight you know that's not the most important fight we have right now because the

02:19:15.140 the conservatives and the libertarians and the center right like they're all fighting it already

02:19:21.700 um not necessarily the political parties but you know is there any trans people in power right now

02:19:28.100 like it was morgan ogre she was running like ndp or some wasn't she there's there's i don't know if

02:19:33.700 there's any in canada there's certainly some i think there's a couple in the united states and

02:19:39.300 there's definitely a lot more in europe um but no i i can't think off the top of my head of any

02:19:45.940 you know public official or you know elected official who is do you think lanceman has zipper tits

02:19:52.580 no that's just a jew dyke you know you don't think she looks like elliott page takes her shirt off

02:19:58.580 trying to look like pierre never know oh is there any trainees in parliament right now no

02:20:09.540 not one you would we would know i think i don't know i i've started paying attention yeah maybe

02:20:20.500 so uh i just saw a post from jeremy an hour ago about the red ensign and that is uh one thing i

02:20:25.780 wanted to get into tonight uh if you're not aware yet uh it is uh flag day on february 15th which is

02:20:36.260 this sunday um if you didn't know february 15th 1965 was the day that the red ensign was changed and uh

02:20:47.460 you know swapped out for the current maple leaf that is the national flag of canada today um

02:20:54.500 um motherfuckers i i agree uh motherfuckers so um just want to take a second here to encourage

02:21:04.980 people to you know at some point this weekend uh you know get out there do something cool with a red

02:21:11.300 ensign film it you know take a photo of it um and spread it everywhere uh because there's been a huge

02:21:18.420 increase in um use and uh desire to see the the red ensign return but uh we got to keep that going

02:21:29.300 you know millions must fly as we say as you know i said with operation ensign when i started that

02:21:36.260 uh and that's true like that's not guys if you want to relate this back to what we were just talking

02:21:41.380 about there's a reason why they want that pride flag everywhere there's a reason why they want you

02:21:47.860 know their symbols posted everywhere there's a reason why they want to control you know uh who's

02:21:54.340 putting up stickers who's not there's a reason they dominate the visual landscape with their uh

02:22:00.500 ideological symbols and they don't want us to have it it's because it has a legitimate psychological

02:22:06.660 effect on the people around them it has a demoralizing effect on you when you are constantly

02:22:12.740 forced to like you know the pride month where everywhere you go there's just a pride flag

02:22:17.940 waving in your face that is demoralizing and so we need to do the reverse and you do that you know as

02:22:24.980 individuals uh you know working together and our symbol obviously is you know the red ensign i'm just

02:22:30.020 gonna say a little uh piece here that you know the red ensign is the symbol of the counter-revolution

02:22:40.020 in canada it is a very powerful and important symbol that they tried to get rid of and in doing so

02:22:48.980 have handed us a uniquely powerful weapon in the fight against them when it comes to symbols at least

02:22:57.940 um they can't they can't get rid of it they can't ban it they can't deny it they can't uh undermine

02:23:09.140 its importance um they can't even show propaganda of you know the the veterans they try to uh

02:23:18.580 uh uh you know use as a as a propaganda tool for them um to push their ideology because they're flying

02:23:31.380 red ensigns and they're wearing red ensign patches on their shoulders so it's an important symbol you

02:23:39.060 need to use it um we need to fly it and um you got to make it hype you got to fly behind a skidoo as

02:23:52.660 you're ripping 90 miles an hour you got to tie it to a truck and go you know joyriding through a

02:23:58.100 field in the prairies you got to strap it onto a hockey stick and rip down a frozen river you know

02:24:04.260 you know you know flying it behind you you gotta um take it to a mountain uh somewhere like visually

02:24:11.460 striking and put it up there and that this like obviously we're not going to be able to put up red

02:24:16.980 ensigns the way they can put up uh you know pride flags and uh israeli flags and what are ukraine flags

02:24:24.820 and stuff like that whatever they do you know to push their agenda uh but we can do it in the

02:24:29.620 the online uh space and it's powerful there you're seeing it more and more i see it all the time now

02:24:36.980 um and uh often from people who you know weren't using it before uh and they're even adopting someone

02:24:44.500 like mark emory right like he ends in time so like it's coming back and it's becoming a known powerful

02:24:52.820 symbol so well it's it's funny that it's it's it's now become rebel culture because it used to be

02:25:07.220 rebel culture to be against that flag it was it was considered um anti-crown down with the crown and

02:25:19.700 you'll see a lot of people a little bit older than me spouting those views like very anti-crown

02:25:25.940 yeah of course um i went over this both in post and did a little segment on it in a recent stream

02:25:33.540 where i talked about that um look hating the red ensign because it's a quote-unquote symbol of the crown

02:25:42.500 or rejecting it because it's a symbol of the crown is nonsense um you see that a lot from people who

02:25:49.380 really don't understand canadian history at all and they don't they're ignorant of their own

02:25:54.100 heritage look it's a re like look whether you like it or not the reality is is that canada was

02:26:01.540 founded as a colonial project by the british empire and that it's exploration settlements you know uh

02:26:09.940 uh building and maintenance like all of these things were uh administered and sanctioned by the crown

02:26:20.580 they were acts of the crown our roads are named after you know agents of the crown and members of

02:26:27.460 the crown every every every every town streets has english name church street john street queen street

02:26:36.020 king street every one of them simcoe uh you know wellington uh elgin like just it's endless the the

02:26:46.740 the number of the names that you see that are simcoe county right there's entire jurisdictions named after

02:26:54.660 who an agent of the crown a representative of the crown a crazy amount of crown corporations that

02:27:00.180 invested into infrastructure like dams hydroelectric dams and uh i i saw the same people i literally

02:27:11.380 multiple people who don't like the red ensign and reject it as a symbol of the crown or something

02:27:19.140 bemoaning the removal of a hudson's bay company plaque from a bill i don't even know where that that

02:27:26.020 location was hudson's bay company was a crown project it was sanctioned and funded and made like

02:27:34.660 basically administered by the crown you moron there's flags there's red ensign uh hbc flags

02:27:43.300 they're literally in place of that crest uh they have hbc prince edward island alberta

02:27:54.180 like do you want like we could do this forever british columbia the flags they were all issued as

02:28:02.100 royal warrants by the crown like all of this stuff is the soldiers that you claim to honor and respect

02:28:09.780 still do by the way to this day take an oath to the king or previously the queen like they're so

02:28:16.580 they're agents of the crown should we tear down the monuments to their sacrifice because you know

02:28:22.020 they they were you know bootlickers of the queen or something is that what you want to do hey all of

02:28:27.860 those proud soldiers who did you know incredibly heroic acts and received the victoria cross yeah let's

02:28:34.100 take those back let's give them i don't know um we'll give them rainbow banners or or you know pride

02:28:41.860 flags instead a little a little pride flag you know metal instead of the victoria cross let's do that

02:28:49.860 now there is an argument to be made i understand like and this is something i like going into as

02:28:55.380 well as learning about the raw childs and their breeding rights to the crown like the crown being

02:29:01.300 illegitimate and this stuff i i know but it's still there's that argument to be made i do believe it

02:29:06.740 needs to be restored of course but like the family i'm not a big fan of itself of course but there is a

02:29:14.020 difference between the the uh person or people who occupy an institution and the institution itself

02:29:23.220 when the toronto maple fucking lose right and they're just they're awful do you throw out the

02:29:30.980 toronto maple lease or do you like we need to rebuild this team and get some of these guys or the coach

02:29:35.460 right man that fucking coach is awful like we gotta get rid of coaching all together fuck the coach

02:29:41.940 like you're an idiot like you are you incapable of separating one from the other can you not separate

02:29:48.900 the the the testable nature of the current royal family from someone like richard the lion heart

02:29:56.500 like you can't you can't they're both around so fuck them both right so do you think right now you

02:30:03.460 could say that the crown is laying in the gutter right now and it needs to be picked up yes

02:30:07.460 regardless so we've gone off the i didn't really want to go down the crown route with the symbol

02:30:12.260 again sorry i've really thrown you off tonight i've i've been interjecting probably where you should

02:30:16.500 have been so it's fine because it's worth bringing up again because this is an obvious point that the

02:30:21.140 people who say this stuff are idiots um and basically yeah okay if you want to if you want to get rid

02:30:28.420 of crown symbols and things that are associated with the crown because you know you're an iconoclast

02:30:34.100 moron useful idiot for leftists who just wants to tear down every institution then go for it but

02:30:40.020 there's going to be nothing left you're going to rename every street you're going to rename every

02:30:44.180 building you're going to rename half the fucking provinces you're going to get rid of all the

02:30:47.860 provincial flags essentially you're going to um get rid of most of our institutions like scrap them all

02:30:54.420 you're going to get rid of um all of our military institutions basically the entire thing is structured

02:31:00.820 you know on the crown you know uh uh canadian yeah so get rid of all that and you know basically

02:31:09.940 you're doing what leftists do which is like you know i don't like this thing so we must

02:31:14.500 get rid of everything that is associated with this thing you know hitler drank water and if you drink

02:31:19.220 water you're fucking hitler like you're an idiot that's not intelligence that's not patriotism

02:31:24.500 so so when it comes to the crown and americans who do you consider the left and the right

02:31:33.140 there that that's a a false way of framing the revolutionary period yeah it's a fault that that

02:31:40.500 dichotomy didn't really exist at that time and if you were to say it you would say liberal or

02:31:46.260 conservative and even those terms wouldn't be great um because it was more like traditionalist

02:31:57.940 versus progressivist which it like i don't know it's just it's not a correct framing of it and

02:32:03.540 trying to apply that yeah back on it doesn't work it doesn't no but i could see it's a question

02:32:10.980 i didn't fully think through when asking it but well like even those americans still held up like

02:32:18.420 even the the revolutionary but yeah they tore down statues of king george that guess what they hey

02:32:23.780 northeastern united states guess what they still call it new england new york yeah they'll rip out

02:32:33.860 every aspect of their british heritage and they're still look carolina georgia do you know why georgia

02:32:40.900 is named georgia for king george who they fought a revolutionary war against they didn't go like

02:32:45.460 yo what this state that has the king's name let's rename it no you're an idiot like even

02:32:51.620 they were sensible enough to be like that's dumb like we don't need it's a good suggestion though

02:32:55.780 we should see if we could troll them into doing it so yeah anyways it's just a this is an inherently

02:33:06.420 left-wing you know thought process of everything that is in opposition to what i want must be

02:33:13.620 destroyed and annihilated completely and you can't maintain any you know elements of the past without

02:33:21.460 you know being what the past was or something it's just yeah dumb back to the oh what's gonna say what

02:33:28.820 if all your statues are fags well look sometimes iconoclasm isn't look there are instances where

02:33:38.420 certain symbols need to be destroyed because that is a symbol in and of itself fair so like so the fat

02:33:48.580 black lady statue sorry the fat black lady statue yeah that's a good example it's a

02:33:56.340 meaningless humiliation symbol that they've imposed on us why would we keep that that's not our history

02:34:02.340 that's not our culture it's not something to be that's not something to be admired

02:34:06.340 or like that it's not even a person it's it's an it's a fictional thing like it's not even

02:34:13.540 a like it's not like it's a statue of robert e lee who existed and breathed and did a random contrived

02:34:21.140 concept uh it's funny though uh cheesy uh cheeky jazz gifted 10 subscriptions thanks a lot man there's

02:34:28.980 also that how they tried to ruin you know the raging bull the bull statue which represents the american

02:34:35.220 yeah yeah yeah that was symbolic whether you liked it or not you know it was a slap in the face

02:34:47.540 back to the the red ensign though for a minute look the revolution in this country began in 1965 or

02:34:56.900 you know for us a date to hold firm let's say the revolution in this country or the symbolic beginning

02:35:06.660 of the revolution of this country began in 1965 when they replaced a flag that had meaning both

02:35:13.140 like ethnically nationally uh culturally you know a homage to our roots and you know where we came from

02:35:20.900 and an acknowledgement that we were part of something bigger than just you know one nation we

02:35:26.100 were part of a commonwealth and an empire um it's meaningful they wanted to get rid of that because

02:35:32.180 that's not conducive to what they wanted to create they needed something meaningless that's why they

02:35:37.380 astroturfed that flag on us the reason it's not the flag of the revolution is because we aren't the

02:35:43.940 revolutionaries the revolutionaries are the ones who have been walking through our institutions for the

02:35:48.420 past 60 years imposing ever increasing insanity on us under that flag that's their flag that's the symbol

02:35:58.420 of the revolution and a lot of people can't grasp this yet but we are the counter revolutionaries

02:36:04.500 and this is the symbol that we have to carry into this fight as simple as

02:36:08.580 so do that rep it push it pump it everywhere you need more and more people to pick it up

02:36:20.340 you need as many people waving those flags as you see seeks waving you know calistani flags or um you know

02:36:30.660 queers waving pride flags when they do their parades you need to match them

02:36:34.980 in your energy and enthusiasm when it comes to your symbols and we're not doing that yet

02:36:41.700 anywhere outside of the online space so go out do something awesome with your flag this weekend

02:36:49.060 and then post it and then share it and we'll use it for propaganda purposes so

02:36:53.300 get on it be nice to see an olympian do it and probably get in trouble for pulling that flag out but

02:37:01.460 it's been refreshing watching some of it because i believe in the politics out of it watch the men's

02:37:05.380 hockey watch some moguls and like some different the snowboarding you know and it's nice seeing the

02:37:11.620 aussies talking to the canadians most of the time and like vice versa i mean the english-speaking

02:37:18.420 nations talking to each other this is the flag that our country was founded under this is the flag that

02:37:24.900 we had before the country was founded you know officially this is the flag that was carried into

02:37:31.300 the boer war the first world war the second world war and the korean war like the the most important

02:37:39.380 major conflicts that our country you know went into as an independent nation were fought under this flag

02:37:46.500 it is important can't stress that enough and look look at the the difference that it's made like ever

02:37:55.540 since people have really started pushing it and really repping it you can see that canadians are in

02:38:01.860 that flag reclaiming part of their identity you're seeing people hurt what canadian ethnicity and identity

02:38:08.660 is literally just with this flag when someone does the question of like what even is a real canadian

02:38:15.220 you can literally just post that flag and say this and that is self-explanatory it does explain what

02:38:21.780 canadian identity is it is an explicitly ethnocentric symbol and that's why they hate it so much and the

02:38:28.820 beauty of it is that they can't do anything about it it's this isn't the swastika this isn't you know some

02:38:34.660 hate symbol this is our history and our heritage so in order for them to get rid of this symbol

02:38:39.940 they're going to have to basically declare war on our own heritage and history and that would be a

02:38:46.100 horrible optics trap for them to fall into so use it as much as you can it's the perfect symbol for

02:38:52.900 canadians and unlike a lot of other countries we were provided this uniquely powerful symbol

02:38:58.100 that others don't if you're american what do you fly they don't they didn't have that change if

02:39:04.500 you're australian what do you fly right because the people who are preaching more immigration and

02:39:11.620 more transgenderism and more on and on and on they're flying that flag too and they're using it

02:39:17.220 subversively and they're using it subversively in america and they're using the british flag subversively

02:39:22.260 in the united kingdom etc like this is why it's uniquely powerful in the context of canada

02:39:28.100 because that was our flag and now we have one to oppose with it and so we we can demonstrate this

02:39:35.140 with you know you'll see this at calistani rallies what do they do they mix in a couple canadian flags

02:39:40.820 there right yeah i've noticed they can't do that with the ensign they'll mix in the canadian flag at

02:39:46.260 the jew rallies they'll mix in you know the occasional one at hindu things and stuff like that they'll even

02:39:51.460 fly them at like left-wing protests and those kinds of things in opposition to us and that's fine

02:39:57.860 because we have the better more powerful symbol and they have the corporate logo so let them have that

02:40:03.620 one and we'll bring this one back yeah ultimately victory in this country is going to one of the

02:40:12.900 conditions for victory in this country is going to be that this flag flies again that when this flag is

02:40:20.260 returned some semblance of victory conditions will have been met it's a nice thought like that was

02:40:28.260 that's part of of the goal here is we must restore the red ensign i was going to say the uh earlier the

02:40:34.340 confederate flag because the americans do have some cool history with flags it doesn't work though in the

02:40:39.380 context of the northern united states that's the problem with it i know but it's still cool like they

02:40:44.180 fly they fly they fly the gadsen flag appeal to heaven uh come and take it like there is powerful

02:40:49.940 american symbols but they don't necessarily unite and represent the entire country they're not national

02:40:55.540 flags the way the red ensign is no they hate everything about that so the the irony the funny

02:41:03.540 thing is here the mistake that they made in doing so was not changing the flag because obviously they

02:41:09.780 couldn't keep this this this symbol it wouldn't have worked for what they were trying to achieve

02:41:14.340 but what they could have done is remove the shield and replace it with something more generic that's

02:41:20.740 what that was the correct way to go about changing the flag and they up because they could have had a

02:41:26.260 consistency a consistent transition because there was changes in the ensign over time but that wasn't

02:41:32.740 enough they had to make it more generic and more plain they could have just put a white leaf on it or

02:41:38.260 you know what i mean a green maple leaf where the the shield is and had a similar effect but that

02:41:43.380 that wasn't enough they had to get rid of the union jack they had to get rid of the

02:41:47.140 the basic structure of it well like what's the uh flag on the alberta shield that that shield

02:41:57.940 is it isn't it england george cross yeah yeah yeah interesting bird a baby it was issued by a royal

02:42:06.580 warrant of king edward the fourth in 1907 like it was literally a flag that the kings approved

02:42:12.900 yes you would like this to be a flag yes i'll sign off on that there you go albertans named after my

02:42:19.220 my aunt or whatever it was like albert princess albertia like the province is named after a crown

02:42:26.820 princess change your name get rid of your flag like i don't know start ripping apart your entire province

02:42:32.740 so that you can you know get rid of everything that's associated with the crown if you really

02:42:36.500 feel that strongly about it they would need a new flag i bet you i bet you they would put stars in it

02:42:42.980 um there is that western republic flag i think yukon strong likes to put he has that one in his bio or

02:42:57.780 something it's like this red and blue with like a the outline of a mountain and some stars in it it

02:43:02.580 looks very american yeah i haven't seen it so anyways that's basically all i had tonight i think

02:43:15.060 unless you guys want to get into um the law i don't even want to do it right now honestly

02:43:20.980 i do want to say there was another accident on highway 11 yeah two more trucks like

02:43:25.780 keep going it keeps happening like i think there's been four serious four major accidents

02:43:33.700 in that same spot just outside of hearst and uh yeah it's starting to become known now because

02:43:41.540 it's like every week somebody's gonna die in that roughly the same area long lack and hearst

02:43:50.420 so it's only about an hour and a bit away from me

02:43:56.180 it's every day not every day it's every well probably is every day

02:44:05.060 but we're talking about serious accidents because that's the only ones

02:44:08.260 only ones people pay attention to right is when people die

02:44:13.860 and it's not going away it's getting worse

02:44:15.940 indian trucks kill canucks is going to live for a long time unfortunately

02:44:33.860 i gotta pat myself on the back on that one i'm totally taking that was

02:44:37.300 my fucking wording of it and it caught yeah well i'd pat you on the back there but it's

02:44:45.620 you know well that was one of my

02:44:47.700 i was just like yeah you're right and like it wouldn't have look look we could have been posting

02:44:55.540 that this is this is again too i'm i'm working on another long form post about

02:45:00.580 you know the objectives of public actions and i've talked about it before but

02:45:05.220 it doesn't you can post the same slogan thousands of times on the internet in all different places

02:45:13.940 with different you know memes and graphics and blah blah blah and sometimes they catch on right

02:45:19.780 um you know you can meme something into becoming a thing but there's just there's a different power

02:45:26.820 level between five guys going out somewhere even just a handful of guys with a banner that has

02:45:32.580 the same slogan on it can make that thing take off instantly the way um you know memeing it into

02:45:39.220 existence never could um or it's very difficult to so like if we have been posting that everywhere i

02:45:44.900 don't know maybe eventually it would have caught on but never the way it did just by two uh you know

02:45:50.420 actions back to back i think also the conditions are set for it as well people aren't used to

02:45:56.900 seeing that many people anymore people like after covid things were stopped people weren't really doing

02:46:03.620 anything anymore and seeing 40 guys out there doing something that's actually quite inspiring to a lot

02:46:11.380 people don't organize like that anymore

02:46:17.940 bf northern ontario

02:46:20.020 uh sorry i'll just want to chris freestone said the shield speaks for itself the union jacks uh like

02:46:31.060 the king had to lick it first to be ours for sakes uh i assume you're saying you like the shield you

02:46:37.380 don't like the union jack um i mean this is a reddit like look i get it i don't know why this is very

02:46:44.580 common response to the red ensign i like the shield i don't like the the union jack i don't understand

02:46:51.220 that at all because here's here's the truth the union jack is not i mean it is a symbol of the crown

02:46:57.700 but it wasn't it's not inherently a symbol of the crown because it's three national flags combined into

02:47:05.780 one so the saint george cross is not a symbol of the king it's a symbol of saint george that has

02:47:12.820 an affiliation to the english people you know the saint andrew's cross the scottish flag is a symbol

02:47:19.460 of saint andrew and it is associated with yes the scottish crown to an extent but it's a symbol that is

02:47:25.700 related to the scottish people like that's their like a patron saint and the welsh uh not the welsh

02:47:31.940 the north irish uh you know cross there as well i i forget the meaning behind it but it's not related to

02:47:37.300 the the crown inherently it's a symbol of the irish people more so than that and obviously that's the

02:47:43.460 flag but it's like the union jack is much more of a symbol of the british people than funny enough the

02:47:50.740 shield on the red ensign is and here's why because the english lions on the shield are a crown symbol

02:47:58.340 the scottish lion on the flag is a crown symbol the fleur-de-lis also is a crown symbol

02:48:07.140 and like the the easiest way i can explain this to you and is visually and it's the coat of arms

02:48:13.060 i think there's also some context that uh europa blitzkrieg could help people with as well can you

02:48:26.740 send me a link to that as well i need to find an update you already did send you one recently did

02:48:31.140 you right okay i'll go back and look at that you did um right here but in there about monarchies and

02:48:36.580 the purpose that they served before like the propaganda has gotten so anti-monarchy these days

02:48:44.340 that uh here this is the this is the coat of arms of the the king of england or the crown of england

02:48:54.100 looks pretty familiar doesn't it basically the same the only thing that's different about it

02:49:00.180 is that the last quarter is you know a double of the english lions instead of the fleur-de-lis because

02:49:06.820 of the lack of the french element and obviously there's no maple leafs on it because there's not

02:49:11.060 a canadian connection but three out of four symbols wow that's crazy the coat of arms of canada is very

02:49:17.940 similar to the coat of arms of the crown of the united kingdom crazy stuff right so basically the

02:49:23.380 shield that you like is more of a crown symbol than the union jack that you don't like and that's

02:49:28.020 just like i don't know if it's preference or aesthetics then that's one thing but if you're under

02:49:33.380 the impression that one is a crown symbol and the other is a symbol of canadians you're not really

02:49:39.540 it's not entirely accurate so yeah i've been through that a couple times and um i don't get it i don't

02:49:49.780 take offense to the fact that like our symbols are rooted in the british monarchy because why is that

02:49:56.740 a negative thing it's one of the most impressive dynasties that's ever existed and it did incredible

02:50:04.980 things like you're you're basically smearing a thousand years of history with the shit livery of

02:50:12.980 one or two generations of the crown and i know some people go further back because of the ross child

02:50:18.020 connection and that's fine you want to dig that up go for it but the point is that the english crown is

02:50:23.860 actually it's awesome and like let i could just run through it westminster abbey the tower of london

02:50:31.460 you know buckingham palace like like it goes um but there's other like it's em you know the bayou

02:50:40.260 tapestry like it goes on and on like all of these the great you know landmarks of england like there's

02:50:45.380 some kind of crown connection to them like it's the history so like i don't i don't get it um they

02:50:53.220 became the standard they were the standard that everybody else had to abide by in order to uh

02:51:00.580 compete or even bring together the rest of the world that's how you traded like

02:51:07.060 they they protect they protected a lot of trade routes i mean yeah it's you can't look at history

02:51:14.340 without looking at it unless you're you've been brainwashed by hollywood into thinking that you know

02:51:20.660 captain jack sparrow was actually the good guy and the crown that he was fighting was the enemy

02:51:27.300 okay so he follows up by saying right so why union jack well i thought your your opposition to the

02:51:32.580 union jack was that it's a symbol of the king so if you're asking me why the union jack whenever it's

02:51:39.380 a symbol of the british people the answer is because canadians are british man canadians are scottish

02:51:46.820 irish and english oh is that your question freestone is why is it doubled up on the flag

02:51:53.460 no i don't think so what are you saying like what is the per i i think he just doesn't like the union

02:51:59.380 jack and so you know he said the like again first the the comment was it looks like the king had to

02:52:05.860 what do you say lick it before i don't know something like to those to that effect and now the objection is

02:52:12.260 like well what connection you know or you know does it have to the canadian people and the answer is

02:52:17.300 canadians are anglos and celtic or are you more specifically talking about the support flags

02:52:24.820 because like the red ensign speaks for itself are you wondering about the support flags that go out

02:52:28.980 like because the club flags yeah technically they were they dropped the ensign because cooler branding

02:52:35.460 so our shield has all we need the union jack is already in there like you said okay well that comes

02:52:44.500 down to the history of the flag and so the reason that it's done like that is because the like this

02:52:51.780 like why is australia's flag the way it is why is bermuda's flag the way it is why is like you know

02:52:56.820 all of these commonwealth countries had versions of the ensign and it's because they were one political

02:53:01.860 entity at one point so like sure if you want to get rid of it because like i don't see the point in

02:53:08.180 getting rid of it because basically what you're trying to do is disconnect from the united kingdom

02:53:12.340 while also maintaining connection to the united kingdom through all of our other symbols so you know

02:53:17.940 ensigns are that that is the flag that is like it what you're looking at right there is is what it is

02:53:25.060 and you're changing it because it seems like uh pretty like pedantic reasons yeah you're not you're

02:53:32.740 looking you're still visualizing it as a symbol of the crown instead of the tapestry it actually is

02:53:38.100 like there's there's layers on that flag that you have that are you have to explain and like the the

02:53:44.580 practical purpose behind the flag being designed like that and is that it denoted that that was a british

02:53:53.380 you know ship a british fort a british whatever and then the field where the shield or the symbol or

02:54:00.980 you know like there's a hudson's bay company red ensign it's a red ensign that has hbc written on it

02:54:06.980 what that was was a designation that this is british territory or a british fort or whatever

02:54:12.900 and it's the the entity that it's uh that that it's serving is the hudson's bay company or

02:54:20.900 it's canadians or it's australians or it's whatever so that's why it was the way it is

02:54:25.540 so that you could denote first that it's british and second that it's that entity within the british

02:54:30.580 empire well the the design of canadian towns are set up the same way the hudson bay company was as

02:54:37.940 well each town is a corporation and like that's how they deal with each other on political levels

02:54:45.220 is like treating it as a corporation that's why some some go defunct some towns end up going funct

02:54:50.740 and they have to fold like there's no more government because there's not enough taxes to

02:54:55.700 support it there's no more lumber yard there's no more anything happening in town so yeah they go

02:55:01.380 bankrupt that's how things are set up yeah first thing most people think is monarchy when they see

02:55:10.740 the union jack well if they don't think monarchy when they look at the other shield then they don't

02:55:15.780 know the history of that either yeah yeah so you're saying yeah of course they do yeah the the argument

02:55:23.300 here isn't removed basically what you're advocating for is that we remove important historical symbols

02:55:30.100 and powerful ones to appease retards who don't know the history and are ignorant of their own heritage

02:55:36.980 no that's not the the answer is to get them to understand what i saw this recently um in two

02:55:44.500 places um mr sunshine baby was one and the other was uh gov government dot x corrupt or whatever that

02:55:53.860 ancap account and both of them did this thing where they're lamenting what it means to be canadian and

02:55:59.780 they're saying you know is is canadian just you know anti-america or not you know not being american

02:56:05.540 and having health care and maple syrup or something like is that all it is and like this is incredibly

02:56:12.100 revealing about how little they actually know about history and where canadians came from and you know

02:56:19.540 what our heritage and identity really is the reason they can't come up with anything other than that is

02:56:25.620 because they're ignorant and the irony is that reducing it to are we just not american well it's funny

02:56:32.900 enough that actually is an important part of it yes a part of being canadian is a rejection of the

02:56:38.900 american experiment yeah 100 in the same way that part of being american it was rejecting britain

02:56:48.580 you know not being american is as important to canadians as not being british is or sorry not

02:56:54.900 being american is as important to canadians as not being british is to americans that's an important fact

02:57:01.220 and the reason that it does it's not important to you or you don't understand the significance of that

02:57:06.500 um reality is because you don't understand the history behind it it's much deeper than just so

02:57:12.260 we're not american but yet we're not american and do you know why no you don't because you don't know

02:57:18.500 anything about your own fucking history that's that's part of the identity is that the struggle that we

02:57:24.260 went through to not be that thing and to not be sucked into it and they don't yeah they don't

02:57:30.740 understand this because they simply don't know i remember i was talking to thomas sewell and he was

02:57:38.020 is asking about uh wouldn't that be a good thing if canada and america became a thing together and we

02:57:44.740 had to explain it to him it's like well no no like again there's 40 million blacks in america that outnumber

02:57:50.980 canadian population it's um like obviously you know canadian identity goes much deeper than that and

02:58:01.940 you know there's a lot of differences between americans and canadians i mean of course there's

02:58:08.020 many similarities or more similarities but the differences are notable and significant yeah so um

02:58:19.860 i suppose you could look at it like uh australia and new zealand

02:58:28.980 no way we would we would look at them it's like yeah they're pretty much the same thing from over here

02:58:34.100 that might be the perspective but it's very different right but that's i guess same thing

02:58:39.620 when they look at us from over here probably that's probably the same new zealand and australia were one

02:58:44.580 colony until federation so they became independent states at the same time or maybe i'm misrepresenting

02:58:53.060 that when australia became a an independent state and you know had its own government i think new

02:59:00.340 zealand might have still been its own colony then but they were at one point the same colony and it's

02:59:05.940 just it's not the same when what years were those uh i think federation is like it's around 1900 for

02:59:15.700 australia oh so it's there's definitely an aussie in the chat is it like the new zealanders never fought

02:59:22.420 the emus maybe some of them enlisted but um so yeah the whole purpose of again to tie this back to

02:59:35.940 fly your goddamn red ensign is one you should know this history and the significance behind

02:59:41.220 it because there's a lot of it and it's important and powerful uh and two it will provoke these

02:59:47.140 conversations people what is like you get you'll get this one all the time what is that flag they

02:59:52.180 don't even know like that's how ignorant they are their own is they don't even know what their flag

02:59:56.180 was before was the maple leaf like they i've had people call it the australian flag yeah they don't

03:00:02.260 they don't know or um i've had people be like why do you fly the ontario flag it's like

03:00:09.860 you don't even remember what the ontario flag looks like that's pretty funny like you live in this

03:00:14.580 province and you saw this and you thought that that was the ontario flag like either you're not

03:00:19.220 super observant or you really don't know what your own flag looks like but um it generates that

03:00:24.820 conversation and then you can talk about it and why they did it and all this stuff so like that there's

03:00:29.700 the practical element of flying it but also even if they know what it is and they you might hear them

03:00:35.380 you know bring up objections like oh yeah i get it you know it's a historical symbol but i just i really

03:00:42.180 don't like you know the connection to the crown and stuff like that and then you can have the

03:00:45.780 conversation that we just had which is look man everything in canada is a crown symbol so like

03:00:50.820 where do you where do you want to stop if you want to get rid of crown symbols like where do you draw

03:00:55.860 the line of it's time to quit um because it'll go on endlessly a lot of asian cultures look at us as

03:01:01.860 all the same anyway like america the west

03:01:10.900 um

03:01:14.180 and yeah maybe they'll understand and appreciate something you know that they didn't before um

03:01:21.460 hopefully uh if not whatever um we'll bring more and more people to it and it's happening all the time

03:01:28.020 there's a ton of people i know that were against the ensign for reasons that we've talked about you

03:01:33.060 know tonight and eventually came around and said you know what like i i get it now i like it now i even

03:01:40.260 i didn't think it was a even aesthetically pleasing right they're like i didn't like the look of it before

03:01:46.260 and i thought it was kind of like weird but now i really love it like you'll get that it's like the bagpipes

03:01:51.940 yeah to the untrained ear it's noise

03:01:59.380 i think it's a beautiful flag i love the union jack i think the union jack is like peak aryan

03:02:05.780 geometrical symmetry and stuff like that like there's something about it that just screams

03:02:10.900 like this is a ancient european symbol or you know it communicates something deeper because obviously

03:02:18.260 crosses are not you know yes they are a christian symbol now but they predate christianity by a huge

03:02:25.300 degree um like the union jack is a good example that you go look at pre-christian uh instances of

03:02:34.740 recorded crosses or something like that and you'll find one that's like you know the the straight cross

03:02:41.140 with the x behind it enclosed in a circle like it looks like a union jack design so yeah look at all

03:02:47.140 the uh look at all the uh nordic or european countries that are just it's the cross that's

03:02:54.100 where you look at it's a different color but it's the cross like yeah that that is intended to be

03:02:58.740 christian though but but even them look at a solar cross like a good example is you know the symbol red

03:03:04.740 ice uses like that code that predates christianity by a huge margin the uh finland air force was still

03:03:11.860 using the swastika until like yeah it was like late like way late 2019 or 2020 or something way late like

03:03:19.940 they're way behind on that one yeah so i don't know i think uh

03:03:29.460 uh we i think i genuinely think we can bring it back um even if it not officially as a state symbol

03:03:38.980 like i think we can turn it into something that canadians like the the the the people's champion

03:03:47.540 of flags right yeah it's not the technical champion but everybody loves that one the most like it's the

03:03:54.980 the real one that's a pre i think that's possible i think it's happening i think so it's definitely

03:04:00.100 the rebel flag now yeah considering the context let's just drop a gas over there

03:04:09.860 so i don't know that's uh all i wanted to go over tonight um i don't know if we'll be back on

03:04:16.420 on sunday in time for plot army it'll be on regardless maybe i'll try and bring in a different

03:04:26.900 guest then or have a panel what did he say dude bud said anybody who's in love with this english flag

03:04:36.260 needs to start speaking in that horrible english accent and make me go to big tits.com instead of

03:04:42.100 being here i don't understand i ran that then right i don't get i i rank the union jack in the top five

03:04:52.420 of flag designs and number one for me is wales the the the red dragon flag is that's the best flag in

03:05:01.140 the world i like banners better i like the banners that like the bannermen used to have to carry into

03:05:07.060 battle yeah those are like that's why that's why i like the yeah i like that i like that tradition like

03:05:14.580 i don't know union jack is number two on my favorite flags list so it's beautiful i don't

03:05:19.780 really understand the like what what's what's a better flag it was a big flag in my house growing up

03:05:28.980 i got a british bulldog like

03:05:33.220 yeah where that was pride

03:05:37.700 i could have gotten those rights as number one is swastika i mean it is obviously a very

03:05:42.820 aesthetically pleasing flag um obviously they got their aesthetics correct like i don't think any i

03:05:49.940 don't think that's even up for debate well the british empire if you ask me it was bigger than what uh

03:05:55.300 they ever were oh sure it's not a matter of that just in terms of like the aesthetic of a flag like

03:06:02.260 that's a pretty good one um i don't know i'm waiting for people to another one the confederate

03:06:11.300 flag is awesome love that one that's a good one like i don't know is it more because how much people

03:06:19.380 hate it and are triggered by it i think it's i think it's just in this it's a good looking flag i think

03:06:24.660 it's way nicer than the american flag i always think of dukes of hazard though first first glimpse orange

03:06:31.700 car it's just it's a sweet design um dag flag it's pretty good

03:06:45.220 like i'm trying to think of other ones that i rank highly i'll be honest like i i am

03:06:59.460 i do like the uh the olympic ones like just because i'm enjoying the olympics right now it's it's honest

03:07:06.660 comp like on this competition between people except a canadian was caught cheating and curling and then he

03:07:13.300 started getting lippy and it looks bad but yeah i've actually been enjoying it uh van gogh's ear

03:07:21.060 said nova scotia flag canadian provincial flags are extremely underrated in their their beauty

03:07:28.500 they're all great um in there like some are i would say nicer than others but like new brunswick's flag

03:07:34.820 is awesome prince edward island's flag is great nova scotia's is great um you know like obviously

03:07:41.620 i like ontario and manitoba because they're just red ensigns so it's kind of classic alberta is great

03:07:46.580 bc is phenomenal like there are those are beautiful even saskatchewans it's just like yeah it looks good

03:07:54.020 um yeah the provincial flags are underrated america's got some cool ones too they do they have a lot of like

03:08:01.460 seals a lot of american flags are just like the state seal on a blue field or something yeah but

03:08:08.500 a lot of them is like defeating a tyrant or like yeah there's some cool i wanted to bring this up

03:08:14.020 because we didn't nobody ever mentioned it what's this home and garden television uh nicole curtis

03:08:21.940 was caught candid cameras oh yeah i heard about that this was awesome my life

03:08:31.460 my new favorite swear words it's my last one

03:08:35.780 oh fart nigger what the is that that i just said nick you gotta you gotta can you kill that

03:08:42.340 that's so awesome like i do that all the time it's one of my go-to

03:08:52.420 like stub my toe words now it's now it's fart nigger fart nigger that's awesome that is funny

03:09:00.660 uh fart nigger it's part of my yeah part of my vocabulary now

03:09:10.100 uh dude dude bud said beaver on the flag is better than the english flag like i don't like

03:09:17.620 well first of all it's not the english flag it's the british flag or the flag of the united kingdom

03:09:21.700 but the british flag is a saint george cross but uh sorry yes the english cross is cool during the

03:09:28.980 crusades right it looks awesome it's cool whenever the world cup like the world cup euro cup they

03:09:34.260 don't play as the united kingdom right it's you know wales scotland and north ireland and england

03:09:40.020 can be in it separately yeah so when you see that come out then where the english are waving you know

03:09:45.300 saint george flags instead of the the union jack um

03:09:49.940 that's so yeah like i would say though i love i love watching the olympics right now i've i've really

03:09:58.980 kept like i'm not watching the ceremonies or any of the commentary like just for the hockey it's cool

03:10:04.100 the moguls snowboarding like yeah it's nice watching going against you know other countries

03:10:10.100 and that's the only time competition means it like these stupid gay leagues now like the i don't

03:10:16.500 watch hockey i don't watch fucking baseball or but man it's you say olympics but it's not even the

03:10:22.260 olympic like it's only the winter olympics because the summer olympics is who's black track

03:10:30.100 track athletes can beat you know why it's my africans versus your africans yeah like what it is

03:10:36.740 yeah no but the winter the winter is cool it's like there's something to be said about it because

03:10:42.340 it's only asian and caucasian that can go in it because they're the only countries with the

03:10:46.740 infrastructure to be able to have a bobsled track or a well a lot of the hill and like

03:10:53.300 like japan korea and china they have winter like so it's not even just infrastructure it's like they

03:10:58.660 actually do have winter sports nope still whether you have winter sports you need the infrastructure

03:11:04.020 to be able to maintain a snow ski hill and like maintain the tracks and all the different things

03:11:10.420 like get your skates and like hockey as well like organized sports and and you know do you think like

03:11:17.140 i saw a hilarious clip from mighty ducks 2 the other day and i like as a kid obviously this

03:11:24.100 didn't compute for me and i don't know when the last time i would have watched that movie is

03:11:27.460 but there's a scene where like the bash brothers come on and they they're playing

03:11:34.020 fucking trinidad and tobago at the goodwill game how the fuck does trinidad and tobago like

03:11:42.900 who picked that as like oh yeah they would have a hockey team or like they're a good one to put it

03:11:46.740 that's funny iceland was funny because yeah it kind of makes sense but also they don't have a

03:11:52.020 fucking hockey team trinidad and tobago it's still like they're like just smashing the bash brothers

03:11:58.820 go end to end hit every single you know member of the other team on the way totally illegally

03:12:05.220 and there's just they're just wrecking these fucking black kids

03:12:09.700 like what the fuck did amelio estvez sign off on that i it was i heard it i was like trinidad

03:12:18.660 tobago i was like what the that's funny but yeah that's like the only countries are like asian and

03:12:24.420 caucasian that compete in these in the winter olympics i think israel had like a four-man team

03:12:31.300 india had like a four-man team yeah there's a few that had iran had a four-man team like yeah

03:12:39.700 look good for them what sports though matters because like some of the sports aren't really

03:12:44.180 when they're they're winter sports but they're not really like is it curling yeah

03:12:52.420 i mean it's on ice so i guess you can do it any time of the year but

03:12:59.060 like i don't know what sport it would have been in but yeah

03:13:02.820 yeah the speed skating's been actually i'm not sure if it was i'm not sure if it was this year or not china

03:13:09.620 this year has been getting on by everybody because they keep running into people but there's an

03:13:15.300 australian guy that was in last place he's like 38 just last olympics and he's like way behind on

03:13:22.980 everybody like he's in fifth place all the way around the track until the last lap the chinese

03:13:27.060 took everybody out and the aussie just strolled to gold it was awesome even he was laughing he's like

03:13:34.420 what the how did i get gold it was i gotta wrap this up here but yeah i get it the winter olympics

03:13:44.820 would be fun to watch if i don't know but even still somebody i think it was um

03:13:54.180 one of these accounts that's good on twitter uh like a canadian nationalist and they said like

03:13:59.460 you know i tried to you know enjoy some of the winter olympics and i sat down and like

03:14:04.500 i lasted about 10 minutes before the commercials just made me want to blow my brains out it's like

03:14:10.420 even that it's like even if it's a legit you know nationalistic sport and you're cheering for

03:14:16.020 legitimate canadians competing in the events there's still that element of like let's cram some global homo

03:14:22.900 in in here oh i'm sure it is but like anytime it was halftime or in between periods or anything you

03:14:28.340 just go to something else i i know yeah i i've enjoyed it and i i haven't been able to enjoy

03:14:33.460 something in a while i've actually enjoyed watching the olympics but but this is part of the problem is

03:14:40.980 still that so we'll talk like use the super bowl as the example here even if the super bowl was totally

03:14:50.660 based and it was heritage americans versus heritage americans and it's like you know the team like

03:14:56.820 the actual sport isn't just you know like blacks basically gangsters and fucking rappers hitting

03:15:06.820 each other right let's just say it wasn't when you look at football it's just basically a white

03:15:11.460 quarterback with his all his slaves run here run here run here go

03:15:16.340 i'll i'll extend the stream to get into this quickly because i've been

03:15:23.540 i've kind of wanted to talk about this for a while and it just never came up organically but

03:15:27.940 the even if it was true that it was the sport itself wasn't cucked how could you sit through that

03:15:35.620 fucking halftime show or even know that that was the halftime show even if you went you watched the tp usa

03:15:42.820 version of the halftime show where you just turned off the tv or whatever and didn't watch it

03:15:47.060 then you're gonna go right back to watching the sport that just tried to humiliate you or like

03:15:53.620 did humiliate you because you sat through that like you're seriously gonna continue to give them

03:15:58.900 your viewership and your engagement whenever they fucking hate you so like there's that element of

03:16:03.940 that where even if you're watching legitimate canadians compete you know in their sports representing

03:16:09.300 their country they're still using it as a means of like jamming fucking propaganda down your throat

03:16:15.620 even if you're not actively watching it that's that's what they're trying to do with it it's

03:16:20.020 brilliant actually because if forces ever say i ain't watching this i'm going to buy a beer

03:16:24.100 i'm going to buy a hot dog it probably drives sales up

03:16:28.980 so and but regarding football it was the way that you just described it made me think of this is i don't

03:16:35.140 think people realize that look i don't have any evidence of this but i have a a theory and this

03:16:41.940 is like one of my more conspiratorial maybe beliefs like zero evidence to support this but i think there's

03:16:49.300 a logic and probably some truth behind it and i think it's that american football was

03:16:55.460 proliferated and maybe not astroturf but certainly promoted uh clandestinely by american intelligence

03:17:06.980 or you know pre-runners to the cia and stuff like that i think they they like the whole thing was done

03:17:13.140 intentionally and not for what are you know modern nefarious reasons of like subverting and destroying

03:17:20.020 america but for the opposite which is football is very different than other sports in that

03:17:27.380 it is the most easily uh translatable to military uh systems

03:17:36.340 and so think about it yeah unlike other sports there's there's a reason why there are set plays

03:17:43.220 there's a reason why there are positions that have specific functions that are working in conjunction

03:17:49.380 with the adjacent positions to them or you know they're they're opposite positions the whole

03:17:55.460 purpose of it is to we're going to run this play and it's it's done with a code right so you give them

03:18:01.860 a code because you can't tell the other team we're running a you know a shoot up the you know the the

03:18:07.060 left tackle gap or something like that so you have a coding right you have to memorize these plays and

03:18:13.300 they have to be drilled into you so that you react instinctively to them you have a specific

03:18:18.020 role within that play that you are meant to execute it's a large number of guys almost like squad level

03:18:25.060 or like you know you're working with a lot of people to achieve a singular objective i would venture

03:18:30.500 to say it's the opposite i think they probably designed a lot of their military tactics off of

03:18:36.260 football skills that guys were already going through like the grenade was actually designed around a

03:18:41.620 baseball true yeah you know there's little things that they made some uh there's cultural things

03:18:48.900 that you could see why they shape things a certain way like also when guys came back from the war they

03:18:53.220 shaped a drill like a gun because it was something familiar yo night nation review just raided the

03:18:59.140 stream thanks man good to know what's up dude yeah so it's been a while to finish on that point there's

03:19:05.860 other elements of the two in football culture your uniform is important you're treated exactly the same

03:19:14.340 way with your you know your care of your uniform having all of your equipment you know having your

03:19:19.300 socks having you know your your shirt tucked in have like there's all there's similar conditioning

03:19:25.220 that they put you through on you know how you wear uh your uniform and use your equipment they it has

03:19:31.940 a militant approach in that everything is done you know in unison so like you run together you do push

03:19:37.540 ups together you stretch together like it's all about getting everybody to work seamlessly with each

03:19:42.660 other like you do jumping jacks together you do you know when you do a stretch it's we lean one way

03:19:47.700 and we hold and you're it's all about you know unity with a large number of people like 50 guys is not

03:19:54.660 common for a sports team right so as i kind of think that there's an element of that the reason

03:20:00.340 that it was so heavily pushed is not necessarily because it was the most popular sport because people

03:20:05.140 realize that this has a a really beneficial quality to it when it comes to military recruitment and then

03:20:14.020 transition into military roles so anyways there's probably something to it i mean there's a lot of

03:20:21.700 crossover for sure i'm just saying that's different than other sports and

03:20:29.060 like there's very few things that you can compare to that like hockey doesn't work the same no but

03:20:35.300 hockey has its own intricacies that i like looking at as well with enforcers and politics and baseball

03:20:42.020 is not the same it's reactive like these sports are they're it's not as like uh drilled and like

03:20:48.900 execute it's like a single maneuver so how would you describe basketball then well it's it's very

03:20:57.060 it's a very athletic sport but that's what i mean it's like there's it's not as uh intellectual

03:21:03.460 and so like one thing that it probably was before it became a negocracy one thing a lot of people

03:21:08.740 don't understand about football is that there's a reputation of like you know big dumb you know idiots

03:21:13.780 smashing each other and yeah there's an element of that of course but the smartest guys on on the

03:21:18.580 football field are actually the offensive linemen they're the most intelligent specifically the

03:21:22.660 center and the tackles is you know especially the right tackle typically or whichever tackle guards

03:21:28.580 the quarterback's exposed you know backside um so like those are typically the smartest people on the

03:21:34.900 field in terms of iq and they've demonstrated this repeatedly the next intelligence typically the

03:21:39.860 quarterback for obvious reasons so like there's there's an element of intelligence and um

03:21:50.900 basically knowledge that you don't see in other sports which are much more physically reactive kind of um

03:22:01.380 things like you can be a really good football player and not the most athletic it's about you

03:22:06.980 the intelligence of it helps a lot so anyways i'm just and some of those some of those guys like

03:22:13.620 the centers and like the guys are just massive they don't make sense anywhere else

03:22:19.060 and they're really they're extremely intelligent those a lot of so a lot of those people don't know

03:22:24.100 this and like i don't know if people don't believe me but most of those guys are getting uh

03:22:29.060 scholarships not only for athletics but for academics they're smart yeah yeah a few people

03:22:37.220 caught that one yeah the nigocracy made that one up on the fly

03:22:45.060 oh but yeah anyways this is a random tangent that doesn't really matter

03:22:50.900 there might be something to it you know i thought their their military

03:22:54.900 thing reflected from their sports because it was the easiest way to to relate

03:23:00.660 um a lot of guys have been through football growing up so it'll be a lot easier to carry

03:23:05.540 on that same sort of because there's a lot of a lot of similarities between a coach and a drill sergeant

03:23:12.100 well that yeah that's the point and that's not there's that can exist in other sports but it's not to the

03:23:19.620 same extent that it is like i've played other sports the coach is is different in football it's

03:23:25.380 it's more like like the coach is a member of the team and like he's working with you as opposed to

03:23:31.780 just like coaching like he's like you got to work with him right so in the same way that like a a

03:23:39.220 captain or lieutenant or major or whatever might be dictating you know the objectives and what's going on

03:23:45.540 from far away or from an observational level like he's involved in and he's watching what's that's

03:23:51.700 a better example than just the players itself is how the coach interacts with a quarterback and then

03:23:56.260 the radios and the helmets now and not one one coach and his assistant it's you have your head coach

03:24:03.380 you have your offense coach you have your defense coach you have your special teams coach and then

03:24:07.780 even subdivisions of that so if you have like if you're playing competitive levels there's also a an

03:24:13.860 offensive lineman coach there's a defensive lineman coach there's a linebackers coach sometimes that's

03:24:19.060 you know defensive line and linebacker there's a receivers coach there's a uh uh special teams

03:24:27.140 a defensive backs coach there's yeah like it just goes there's a lot and so each of those is like

03:24:33.540 they're working with you specifically on what you're trying to achieve so yeah anyways this is

03:24:38.660 yeah yeah big j michigan says the coach gives you orders every play yeah exactly that's what i'm

03:24:45.860 saying it's interesting the whole point of it being set piece as opposed to a actually it makes even

03:24:52.180 more sense when you start bringing in the coach aspect of it and the way they're calling it to the

03:24:56.340 guys on the field it's like intelligence calling it to the guys who are in the field like

03:25:02.100 yeah um even even things like at the highest levels you have an officer you have somebody who's

03:25:09.460 up in an observation booth so they can better see what's going on in the field and then they have a

03:25:16.180 direct you know radio with the coach and they're like you know they're shifting here right he's made

03:25:21.540 like the the sometimes um the offensive coordinators and the defensive coordinators

03:25:26.180 are not even on the field they're up in a booth talking to the coach like so that's like your

03:25:33.140 your eyes in the air type so yeah there's all these elements that are different when it comes to

03:25:39.060 very american it doesn't matter though because now it's just a commercialized bread and circuses

03:25:44.100 like let's see how hard these nogs can smash each other in the head like that's that's the new sport

03:25:51.220 now do you see that one oh my god i'm not just guys run straight into each other full speed somebody

03:25:58.340 nailed it they were like we finally you know perfected and diluted black athletics into its final form

03:26:07.780 which is just how can let's have nogs run as hard as they can into each other and paralyze one another

03:26:16.580 like that's what you've distilled sport down into modern mandingo yeah that is that that's what

03:26:23.300 they should call it m&m modern mandingo i was just talking about you know football in a kind of positive

03:26:29.540 way by the way i think it's retarded because of exactly that that element of it don't put your kids

03:26:34.980 in football they'll just it's gonna be hammered by noggs and some oh they're just they're gonna no it's

03:26:41.060 not even necessarily that it's just like it's the mechanics of the sport are dumb and it is

03:26:47.060 basically it's yeah a cte speed run says smithers exactly don't do it you're better off putting your

03:26:52.980 kid in boxing or muay thai than you are in um football because the intention when you're boxing or

03:26:59.620 doing muay thai is to not get hit in the head whereas in football it is to absolutely smash the person

03:27:06.420 with your head every play so it's craziness yeah it's a the mechanics of that sport is retarded

03:27:15.140 the way you fix that it's funny too it's a pretty easy fix you get rid of equipment and you make it

03:27:21.140 so that tackles like rugby have to be done below the waist you have to wrap below the waist to bring

03:27:27.220 someone down that's how you fix football in terms of concussions but that'll never happen i've never

03:27:31.460 really thought about it because i'm just not big into football it never was yeah yeah if you if you

03:27:37.620 remove the equipment all of a sudden you can't run head first into a defenseless receiver because it's

03:27:42.740 going to fuck you up too uh you look at the size of the guys now that are playing football too it'll

03:27:48.660 still be fucked up like some of those samoan guys their bone density man is fucked it would change again

03:27:55.780 so similar to what happened with hockey is as they started like now i'm not saying this is a good

03:28:01.220 thing in hockey but players are getting smaller and quicker and more athletic because the role of the

03:28:06.900 enforcer and the bruiser is not as much as desired as it was before the same thing would happen with

03:28:12.020 football if you remove the ability to do big explosive hits the desire to have big you know explosive

03:28:18.180 players that can hit really hard is going to go down it's going to be more about technical tackling as

03:28:22.180 opposed to smash yeah it could be it's like my theory with the gloves and ufc as well right

03:28:29.460 yeah it's funny what you think is being safety is actually causing more damage

03:28:35.300 yeah that's what i'm saying is the the equipment in football it's not it doesn't help protect

03:28:41.460 the the person that's getting hit it makes it so that the person who's doing the hitting can hit way

03:28:46.500 harder than they would if they didn't have that equipment on that's the thought

03:28:54.820 yeah i believe the exact same thing with the ufc gloves

03:29:03.060 but yeah this is what in rugby why don't they wear equipment they hit hard what's the difference

03:29:08.180 between in football that's what i'm talking about that sport looks like it's getting more violent too

03:29:12.900 it does like some of the hits those guys holy yeah holy those are pretty rare though

03:29:21.780 in rugby like that's not that's like highlight real whereas in football those kinds of hits

03:29:26.420 are happening all the time i guess and um well i i don't know i just because i'm thinking about that

03:29:32.820 new sport where the guys are just running at each other and it's just holy it's unreal

03:29:38.740 you're doing it on purpose to put the point was trying to avoid that stuff wasn't it in the in a

03:29:43.140 real sport basically that sport is football hits but let's remove the equipment let's get guys to

03:29:50.180 hit each other like they would if they had pads on but with no pads on yeah it's insanity so anyways

03:29:57.540 i'm gonna wrap it up yeah three and a half hours already uh thanks everybody for tuning in uh

03:30:03.460 uh derek will be back on sunday and uh i should have some good guests coming up um i don't know

03:30:11.060 if anybody made any suggestions for guys i should talk to that are involved in you know activism uh

03:30:18.660 their leaders or organizers or whatever but uh you know if you have any reach out to me if you know

03:30:23.620 where to find me uh other than that uh have a good weekend everybody and uh we'll see you soon cheers

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