The Ferryman's Toll - The Daily Toll - Struggle

00:00:00 To be continued...

00:00:30 Let the beat into you, let it turn you round

00:00:33 Let it be your best friend

00:00:35 You are the future, it's your time

00:00:39 You, and you, and you

00:00:42 Stay together, this is yours and mine

00:00:46 What we're gonna do

00:00:48 Rock out, rock out, rock out

00:00:54 Let it crush your fear

00:00:56 Rock out, rock out

00:00:59 Rock out

00:01:01 And you can get in here

00:01:03 Here come the bass

00:01:17 Thunder in the guts

00:01:19 Rock you till your hands end

00:01:21 Now the guitar speaks 0.98

00:01:24 Gonna drag you nuts

00:01:26 Power under your hand

00:01:28 You are the people, now you shine

00:01:32 You, and you, and you

00:01:35 Stay together, let me speak the line

00:01:39 What you gonna do?

00:01:43 Rock out, rock out, rock out

00:01:47 Let me close your mirror

00:01:49 Rock out, rock out, rock out

00:01:54 You can get it here

00:01:56 Rock out, rock out 1.00

00:01:59 With your cock out 1.00

00:02:01 Then raise your lady friends 1.00

00:02:03 Rock out, rock out 1.00

00:02:06 Rock out

00:02:07 Till your life is at an end

00:02:10 No, no, no

00:02:26 We'll be right back.

00:02:56 I'm a shade green

00:02:59 The only gun I need is the ace of spades

00:03:02 The ace of spades

00:03:04 Playing for the high wall

00:03:10 Dancing with the devil

00:03:11 Going with the flow

00:03:13 It's all a game to me

00:03:15 Seven of eleven 1.00

00:03:23 Snake eyes watching you 1.00

00:03:25 Double up or quit

00:03:30 Doubles take a split 0.52

00:03:31 The ace of spades

00:03:33 The ace of spades

00:03:35 You know I'm going to lose 1.00

00:03:43 I can't win for fools 0.99

00:03:45 But that's the way I like it baby 0.98

00:03:47 I don't want to live forever

00:03:49 And don't forget to tell you

00:04:19 I see it in your eyes 1.00

00:04:37 Take one look and die 1.00

00:04:39 The only thing you see 0.91

00:04:44 You know it's gonna be

00:04:46 The ace of spades

00:04:47 The ace is based on

00:05:17 We'll be right back.

00:05:47 I'm living on an endless road

00:05:55 Around the world for a rock and roll

00:05:58 Sometimes it feels so tough

00:06:00 But I still ain't had enough

00:06:02 I keep saying that it's getting too much

00:06:07 But I know I'm a liar

00:06:10 Feeling alive in the noise and the light

00:06:17 But guess what lights my fire?

00:06:22 Hellraiser

00:06:23 In the thunder and heat

00:06:26 Hellraiser

00:06:29 But you back in your seat

00:06:32 Hellraiser

00:06:33 And I'll make it come true

00:06:37 Hellraiser

00:06:38 I'll put a spell on you 1.00

00:06:47 Walking out on another stage

00:06:55 Another town, another place

00:06:57 Sometimes I don't feel right 0.58

00:07:00 Nerds round up too damn tight 0.93

00:07:02 People keep telling me it's best for my health 1.00

00:07:07 But kicking back don't make it

00:07:11 Out of control, I'll play the ultimate pro

00:07:16 But that's what lights my fire

00:07:21 Hellraiser

00:07:23 In the thunder and heat

00:07:27 Hellraiser

00:07:28 Rock you back in your seat

00:07:32 Hellraiser

00:07:33 And I'll make it come true

00:07:37 Hellraiser

00:07:38 I wanna spare one too

00:07:46 We'll be right back.

00:08:16 We'll be right back.

00:08:46 I may be on an endless road

00:08:51 Around the world for rock and roll

00:08:54 Sometimes it feels so tough

00:08:56 But I still ain't had enough

00:08:59 Feeling your eye in the noise of the light

00:09:03 But that's what lights my fire

00:09:07 Hellraiser

00:09:09 In the thunder and heat

00:09:13 Hellraiser

00:09:15 Rock you back in your feet

00:09:18 Hellraiser

00:09:19 And I'll make it come true

00:09:23 Hellraiser

00:09:25 I'll put a spell on you

00:09:45 We'll be right back.

00:10:15 Ooh, yeah! 0.98

00:10:20 Woo!

00:10:22 Ha, ha, ha, yeah!

00:10:35 Nice!

00:10:37 Not down, I can't pay my rent

00:10:40 I can barely make it through the dream

00:10:43 Saturday night I like to make my girl

00:10:47 But right now I can't make it real

00:10:50 I'm always working, slaving every day

00:10:55 Gotta get a break from the same old, same old

00:10:59 I need a chance just to get away

00:11:02 If you can hear me think, this is what I'd say

00:11:06 Don't need nothing but a good time

00:11:09 How can I resist, ain't looking for nothing

00:11:14 But a good time, and it don't get better than this 1.00

00:11:20 Say, spend my money on women and wine 0.99

00:11:26 But I couldn't tell you where I spent last night

00:11:30 I'm real sorry about the shape I'm in

00:11:33 I just unlock my phone every now and then

00:11:37 I'm always working, saving every day

00:11:41 Gotta get a break from the same old, same old

00:11:45 I need a change just to get away

00:11:48 If you may hear me think, this is what I'd say

00:11:52 Don't need nothing but a good time

00:11:56 How can I resist?

00:11:59 Ain't looking for nothing but a good time

00:12:03 And it don't get better than this

00:12:07 You see, I'll raise the toes to all of us

00:12:12 Who are breaking our backs every day

00:12:16 If one of good life is such a crime

00:12:20 Lord, then pull me away

00:12:23 It's to you

00:12:37 Get up!

00:13:07 Don't need nothing but a good time

00:13:12 How can I resist?

00:13:15 Ain't looking for nothing but a good time

00:13:19 And it don't get better at least

00:13:23 Don't need nothing but a good time

00:13:27 How can I resist?

00:13:30 Ain't looking for nothing but a good time

00:13:34 And it's gonna get better than me

00:13:37 Don't get better than me

00:13:41 All right 1.00

00:13:48 Since Edgy talked a bunch of shit in the chat 0.99

00:13:51 You guys are gonna listen to another song 0.96

00:13:53 So everybody thank Edgy

00:13:56 For delaying the stream

00:13:57 Another, I don't know, four minutes

00:13:59 It's all Edgy D's fault

00:14:04 I'm traveling down the road

00:14:34 I'm out of money, out of hope, it looks like self-destruction.

00:14:47 Well, how much more can we take with all of this corruption?

00:14:53 We're flooding with disaster, y'all know what I mean.

00:14:58 And the way we put our lives, it makes no sense to me.

00:15:04 I don't know about yourself or what you want to be, yeah.

00:15:09 But when we get away the time, we choose our destiny.

00:15:14 I'm traveling down that mountain road.

00:15:19 Feel like I'm trying to get it low.

00:15:25 Yeah, I try to turn my head away.

00:15:30 Feel about the same most every day.

00:15:34 We'll be right back.

00:16:04 We'll be right back.

00:16:34 I feel like I'm dragging a kettle on, so I try to turn my head away, when we're a disaster every day, and you are too, it ain't for everybody.

00:17:04 Don't come in!

00:17:34 We'll be right back.

00:18:04 We'll be right back.

00:18:34 And down this lonesome road

00:18:36 Feel like I'm trying to handle

00:18:41 Don't try to turn my head away

00:18:46 Up, up, up, yeah

00:18:48 Workin' with disaster every day

00:19:04 it should i play one more song

00:19:08 what's going on everybody it's june 20th 2026 it's saturday hope you guys are all having a

00:19:17 good kickoff to you summer is it the solstice today is that what it is

00:19:23 i think it might be it's either today or whatever whatever so uh happy is that midsummer i don't

00:19:30 know what do you guys want to talk about tonight i didn't do any prep work at all i have no idea

00:19:36 what's going on um life is better that way tomorrow's the solstice right on

00:19:45 solstice tomorrow yeah no it's nice

00:19:51 it gets dark at like 11 o'clock uh in alberta well where i am in alberta anyways so

00:20:00 i guess it goes the other one out uh happy fall yeah it is father's day so uh

00:20:05 get your uh your father something nice take him i don't know what do what do dads do you know they

00:20:11 golf and they watch sports ball so not these dads i guess uh they woke up just into woke up

00:20:23 dagtastic says fairman talk about the new upcoming hate speech laws if it's c9 unless there was a

00:20:28 major amendment to it because i like i'll be on i haven't been keeping up with this stuff um i was

00:20:34 not concerned about it when i read it uh a couple months ago and i'm not that concerned about it now

00:20:41 unless there was some kind of major amendment um it's not good it's not um something we want to see

00:20:49 happen obviously it does restrict the ability of nationalists to engage in certain kinds of rhetoric

00:20:56 and using certain symbols um but this is like the way it like what did you expect was going to happen

00:21:08 uh at least use a c9 as a waiting royal sent is through yeah but is it the way it was i don't

00:21:12 know like is it what it was a couple months ago because yes it's not good but um

00:21:18 and they can obviously add more to this but basically they've answered so the reason there's

00:21:27 certain elements of that bill that were super concerning um and could obviously be exploited

00:21:33 and abused the symbol stuff look if you went and did a protest waving swastikas you could be

00:21:44 arrested for that already they would have they could have used incitement of racial hatred

00:21:48 harassment there was a bunch of things that they could have done and this is why people have been

00:21:51 arrested in canada previously for displaying swastikas so there was a couple who mowed a

00:21:58 swastika into their lawn and were charged with harassment so using these symbols could already

00:22:03 get you arrested it was not intelligent to use them prior to this bill so i nobody was using them

00:22:11 um doesn't mean like i'm not saying i obviously don't agree with that i'm just saying

00:22:16 you it was very foolish to do that um months ago and it still is um

00:22:24 now obviously they can add stuff to it but what are they going to add to it that's a concern to

00:22:30 me um are they going to add the tri-leaf from you know second son's shirt i mean that's a difficult

00:22:37 symbol to sit like it's on a ton of things so if you're going to say the tri-leaf is a hate symbol

00:22:44 like that it's not going to go over like that would be a horrible move for them a very like

00:22:49 basically an optics trap like or the red ensign are they going to ban the red ensign that would 0.95

00:22:54 be a very stupid move of them and that would be a complete mask off moment where they like they 0.58

00:23:00 tell the entire world not that they haven't already but just another iteration of them making 1.00

00:23:05 a very bold statement that they fucking hate you um 0.97

00:23:11 texas says they might add the red ensign they won't and the reason they won't is because it has 0.98

00:23:16 military significance so if they were to ban the red entity it would probably be in a different bill

00:23:21 and it would be something like only uh you know military functions or military um you know

00:23:30 exercises or you know ceremonies are allowed to display the red ensign and that's how they 0.98

00:23:35 might get around it but i don't that would be again that would be stupid um 0.91

00:23:44 it's also by the way also the red the shield behind me is the coat of arms of canada 0.81

00:23:49 they would be banning the coat of arms of the country they're not going to do that um

00:23:55 so i i don't see that as happening and uh honestly i welcome it if they do please do please go and

00:24:03 ban the red ensign you know do it um you know what i would do if they did that i would just

00:24:10 make a new version of it that gets the same point across and you know what are they going to ban

00:24:15 every you know variation of ensigns that exist you know or existed throughout the british empire

00:24:22 i'll start flying the flag of bermuda they're gonna ban that as a hate symbol too like don't

00:24:29 get too you know heated about this i'm not concerned about this legislation um sorry not

00:24:37 not concerned it's it's not altering my day-to-day um and obviously the real concerning part of it

00:24:47 is the that crown prosecutors no longer have to get is it attorney general assent to perform

00:24:56 certain kinds of um charges like to press charges so basically they have more license to um make

00:25:04 or or you know lay charges more freely or was it warrants it doesn't it doesn't matter like 0.99

00:25:12 Like, they're already doing this shit. 0.98

00:25:15 Like, we have been hounded by CSIS for half a decade at this point. 1.00

00:25:20 Like, we are under investigation.

00:25:24 What are they going to investigate harder?

00:25:27 Like, investigate me harder, Dad.

00:25:28 Like, go for it.

00:25:31 um

00:25:35 what was the other thing in it um

00:25:43 there was one other element of it that was more concerning

00:25:48 and obviously the concern behind that legislation is not that bill in itself it's that it lays the

00:25:55 groundwork for the other ones they want to pass particularly what was bill c63 which was designed 0.98

00:26:01 by fucking bernie farber and amara whatever you know sudanese name or whatever his fucking name 0.99

00:26:07 was like basically anti-hate researchers are the ones who crafted the legislation that shit's 0.99

00:26:12 fucking concerning that is really concerning um but it's not even in uh like a first reading 0.87

00:26:19 so until we get like 0.98

00:26:22 all

00:26:22 if anybody should be concerned 0.99

00:26:26 about this shit it's me and I'm really not that 0.99

00:26:28 concerned about it so I don't know 0.99

00:26:29 I know Jeremy has a bit of

00:26:32 a different view of it he's more

00:26:33 you know

00:26:34 leaning towards this is

00:26:37 probably going to be a big issue

00:26:39 and it could be down the road it could be

00:26:46 it could absolutely be abused

00:26:48 but um

00:26:52 like i accepted that i'm going to jail

00:26:56 it's gonna happen eventually so uh

00:27:00 you just uh

00:27:02 accept that as an inevitability

00:27:09 um

00:27:18 the other element sorry of that bill there was one other element too that a lot of people are

00:27:21 sleeping on which is basically um the death the change to the definition of hatred again you know

00:27:28 concerning but if you read the full you know subsections of what that uh charging of incitement

00:27:40 of racial hatred you know whatever it was um there's a whole bunch of things that are you know

00:27:47 constitute exceptions to that charge the truth if you are stating an objective truth it is not

00:27:56 incitement of racial hatred if you are talking about it in the context of policy legislation

00:28:03 um you know political parties like any it's not incitement of racial hatred and there was one

00:28:08 other thing too if um there was another element there's a whole bunch of things basically basically 0.89

00:28:16 if you're not a moron and you speak about it intelligently and you're making points basically

00:28:23 if you don't say you know genocide all of these people or make this thing threats or whatever 0.97

00:28:29 if you can constitute as being political speech you have an out now that doesn't mean they won't

00:28:34 abuse it and they won't arrest people and charge them knowing that they're not going to actually

00:28:38 convict them but um sorry what did you say

00:28:49 that just says you were wrong about age consent which is big i'm not sure what you're talking 0.98

00:28:52 about for that um basically don't be a moron and always you know maintain plausible like it's not 0.97

00:29:06 even plausible deniability because there isn't actually anything that you're trying to remain 0.94

00:29:11 you know maintain plausible deniability about it's more like just speak truthfully

00:29:20 and control your temper and like i i've you know failed at this before and had moments where i

00:29:28 in uh you know when you're heated said things that you shouldn't um 0.88

00:29:36 but even still even in those moments it still is not dumb enough that they were able to slap a

00:29:41 charge on me uh attorney general for hate speech charge they revoked that okay well there you go

00:29:47 that was yeah that was an even bigger ask like that was the most concerning element about it so

00:29:53 So, yeah, and I know they put the noose as a, as a symbol. 0.96

00:29:57 Okay, like, yeah, that's dumb.

00:29:59 But is that, what does that affect, you know, in terms of our day-to-day operations or like 0.69

00:30:05 the things that we want to do?

00:30:08 We're not bringing nooses to broke, like, you don't, it doesn't do anything to us.

00:30:13 So, hey, maybe I'm like, maybe I'm completely wrong.

00:30:21 Maybe I'm naive.

00:30:22 I don't know.

00:30:23 I'm just saying I read it I looked at it and I'm like

00:30:25 all right let me do some of these uh super chats that came in earlier uh cocaine room job said

00:30:42 donation for your trap implants Mr. Vice President sir yeah you know you can say

00:30:48 whatever you want as long as you end it with Mr. Vice President sir 0.62

00:30:53 um dr jenstein says fairy is ultra gay play the furry vid for old times i'll consider it

00:31:02 and then uh i think it was jenstein again here that's it uh dr jensen again says show us the 0.73

00:31:10 gimp we can hear it uh he's he's like jenstein is gonna cause you guys a lot of pain apparently

00:31:21 a bigot bully says just the fact they rolled out the conversation laws exactly as the job

00:31:25 mandates were uh the conversation sorry i'm having trouble following that every commonwealth nation

00:31:37 patterns infinite respect yeah well it's it's not an accident that the laws that they're proposing

00:31:45 are starting to look very similar to the laws they proposed in you know austria or australia

00:31:50 and it's not a coincidence that like our uh say for example the holocaust legislation

00:31:57 or the anti-semitism legislation from 2023 that's very similar to what is in um

00:32:04 a european countries uh it's a little bit lighter actually in some cases

00:32:12 uh big a bullock said words matter uh more now than ever uh words matter if they're backed up

00:32:18 with action uh dr jenstein said you fairy i'm going to rape and i'm just going to redact that 0.98

00:32:27 rape and you know something edgy 0.81

00:32:36 is that it yeah that was it for the uh jenstein's fed posting what he's going to do to edgd in the

00:32:48 Bruiser says Patrick Fairytale needs a revival.

00:32:58 I could, I don't know if I want to expand it, like I'd rather go to the gym.

00:33:08 I'd rather hit the bag.

00:33:09 I'd rather go for a walk with the dog than try to make made up headlines at this point.

00:33:18 but uh yeah a lot of people did like it all right uh what else are we getting into tonight

00:33:29 also it's hard to write fairy tales at this point so much of it has just been true like

00:33:33 this is one of the reasons i stopped doing it is because i searched when i came up with something

00:33:38 like a potential fake headline i would search it and a lot of times they were real like there was

00:33:43 some story that was actually it actually happened so it got to the point where i couldn't satire

00:33:48 hard enough uh what else we got here

00:34:06 uh uncle family fairy wants to review harry potter but can't find a way to rationalize

00:34:11 for the nationalist film board oh i definitely could i definitely could um

00:34:21 harry potter is is one of you know joseph campbell's the hero's journey the

00:34:26 you've ever seen the work on that it's one of the best

00:34:31 it is the single best version of that framing

00:34:41 like it people sleep on it it's incredibly those books are incredibly well written 0.99

00:34:48 it's joking with the guy last night he's like all this fucked up shit happening in the world 0.99

00:35:04 it's like are we living through the third wizarding world that we're just a bunch of 0.99

00:35:07 buggles that can't see that there's like a wizard war going on and that's why everything's fucking

00:35:12 insane you know like the chemtrails in the skies stuff like that no that's not planes man that's 0.85

00:35:20 the mentors that's why they're darkening the skies and making everybody depressed 0.99

00:35:24 fucked up it's the dementors all right uh 0.97

00:35:40 i don't know what else you guys want to talk about like yeah i don't know why people are still 0.98

00:35:43 watching this honestly though less and less people are watching it which is good

00:35:49 eventually i'll get to the point where i have like two viewers and then i'll i'll start doing

00:35:56 it seriously again yeah this chat quality is lacking i guess i started late too

00:36:19 all right uh cocaine rib job says edgy buried his face in harry potter's free bunghole and

00:36:31 it all got caught up in his braces took a dental team two hours to pluck it all out

00:36:40 imagine if you use that creativity to do something like genuinely artistic and productive crj

00:36:49 just the the description there you could write books but you'd rather be in the chat writing

00:36:58 about how edgy is going to get is going to give harry potter a rim job or something

00:37:09 it's fantastic i watch fairy because i'm bored fair fair

00:37:14 like i haven't been watching anything um in terms of podcasts although i did somebody showed me

00:37:26 something the other day that i thought was interesting i think it was his youtube handle

00:37:29 is slang in the biscuit why is in chat if you've heard of this guy slang in the biscuit

00:37:38 is that what it is

00:37:39 yeah

00:37:42 I'll pull it up

00:37:45 okay a lot of you

00:37:53 this guy

00:37:56 I think it was this video that I watched

00:38:05 the plan to cripple Canada

00:38:07 a lot of you um

00:38:13 he's basically all the same talking points as us still on youtube pretty big following um

00:38:25 cheeky about how he says things but telling guys you know get active build groups

00:38:34 you know talking about like being proud of you know your people about like you know being white

00:38:40 like he just um if anybody has thought i'd actually like to talk to him but uh so if

00:38:49 anybody knows or has contact with him let me know what victim says i watched a great movie

00:38:58 citizen vigilante he avenges some migrant attacks and gang uh gang rapes is that the the one in

00:39:03 europe that germany already banned i literally just heard about this like 10 minutes ago from the

00:39:07 guy whose apartment i'm streaming it if that's the one i want to so yo link it up i could use a good

00:39:17 doves is it better or you know rate it on a scale of boondock saints

00:39:25 is it better than boondock saints because that was a fun ride

00:39:33 uh jwc says i don't trust any of these youtube funds i'm not saying i trust him i'm saying it

00:39:40 was interesting like it was a pretty long video but he did and like he's saying some things that

00:39:47 i don't necessarily agree with but he's obviously going in the right direction

00:39:55 and it was his general basically his general message was guys men need to stop being 0.99

00:39:59 fucking pussies like learn how to you know fight get strong um be productive like he's 0.99

00:40:06 he's promoting basically active clubs i i don't know if he actually knows what active clubs are 0.99

00:40:11 so i thought that was interesting uh just this is my face and voice is banned from youtube

00:40:16 uh just ai bro just ai you could be anyone you want with any voice you want you could be

00:40:23 norm mcdonald you could be

00:40:28 whoever you want

00:40:33 uh thomas says does jeremy work for both ceases and rcmp no jeremy is rcmp i'm ceases

00:40:41 like did you guys see his rcmp sweater so he is rcmp that's why he has the rcmp sweater

00:40:48 and i'm ceases where that's the tag team 0.94

00:40:52 six fucking years of doing this and it's like i'm a fed for six years undercover 0.97

00:41:01 man i am not producing like i don't know what they're paying me for because they've 0.99

00:41:06 gotten zero fucking results for me 0.96

00:41:08 dub said that new movie is like 35 of boondock saints was still worth it that's not 0.98

00:41:21 good enough

00:41:24 jerry says i should ai myself into a super hot uh 30 year old chick and it's game over for every

00:41:32 sim cell in the english world i think i said i did say this when the ai was getting real good

00:41:39 and people were showing like you know videos of like some dude and it's mapping a hot chick onto

00:41:45 them and their voice is you know changed you can see like it's split screen you can see both

00:41:50 um somebody should be doing that and just spouting off nationalist talking points

00:41:55 like i know that's i don't like it to me it's like dirty but it would work 0.60

00:42:02 if you were just dumping hot ai chicks with nationalist documents it would work and the

00:42:09 reason i know this is because if some hot girl goes on twitter right and posts videos of herself 0.99

00:42:16 saying the exact same shit that you know how pick a nationalist figure has been doing it for years 0.97

00:42:21 they will have a bigger following than the guy who's put in so much work in a matter of weeks 0.99

00:42:28 because even among people who want nationalist content there's a ton of simps um

00:42:39 it is what it is

00:42:46 all right

00:42:55 jwc says if these guys can stay on youtube and say the things that get us banned then it's most

00:43:10 likely a setup or so it seems i don't think so in this case i don't know a ton about this guy from

00:43:15 i do know though is uh i'll pull it up again this uh slang in the biscuit guy um i think it was a

00:43:24 hockey podcast initially like that's where he's got to 27 000 followers right i'm not sure how

00:43:33 many videos you got up here but if i scroll i wonder if it's real way back like this is all

00:43:40 in the last couple months yeah see hockey podcast

00:43:56 so uh

00:44:00 the reason he's still on is because he's only started doing this recently

00:44:03 let's see uh spacex says he was a hockey player professionally oh there you go yeah um

00:44:16 so yeah like it's not like and there still is ways to go on youtube and get stuff on youtube

00:44:20 um and say a lot of the things we say you just have to couch your language and yeah it has to

00:44:25 be kind of optics cocked but um a great example of that is like mark dice if you watch a mark

00:44:31 dice video he's he's cheeky as he's real good at getting at saying the thing that needs to be said

00:44:40 without saying it you know wake wake nudge nudge um and that's how he gets around it

00:45:01 um sorry

00:45:06 one crystal sword by oldest yeah that's my uh boomer coming out of me

00:45:15 scroll scroll scroll

00:45:19 all right what else we got going on anything crazy happened this week i mean there's more

00:45:32 stuff came out about the uk and the insanity that was those rape gangs but this stuff that

00:45:36 already do it's just more details um

00:45:48 uh blue nurse says is marked i still going haven't seen that guy yeah he is

00:45:51 and he's he produces good stuff um it's kind of like i wouldn't call it slop

00:46:03 but it's entertainment

00:46:06 so like yeah like he's he's not going to actually do anything but

00:46:13 um as far as content creators go you know that's their full-time gig he's not terrible

00:46:21 uh thomas school got or thomas says thomas school got 12k subscribers within three days

00:46:31 on instagram and got banned that's everything you need to know they fear the influence yeah like

00:46:34 they fear the influence from people who are pushing for actual organization and action

00:46:45 you're not doing that they don't care this is why nick fuentes can have twitter and

00:46:51 like there's tons of accounts that have no issue and the reason like remaining on twitter despite

00:47:02 the fact that they've said way crazier than i did or soul did or any of you know joel davis uh mark

00:47:09 call it you know we we get banned the reason why is because we're associated with the organization

00:47:15 and that's what we're using the social media to push for is let's do the moment it

00:47:21 switches to that and you're not just talking that's whenever you get the hammer brought down

00:47:25 of you so um sewell obviously is not gonna last anywhere because he's of all the men of action he

00:47:32 is the man of action right so yeah they're not going to let him exist anywhere

00:47:39 uh anita nonsense give me the amount of suppression for nationalist content

00:47:55 would it not be more effective to get that content outside the internet

00:48:01 um

00:48:01 um no what you need is so i think there's a misconception that the big accounts are the

00:48:13 ones that are actually moving stuff in the right direction it's not they can use like shittier

00:48:20 examples but they're the late adapter so like people like whatever your generic youtube sloppers

00:48:27 right um they're the last to push it and then they get credited a lot of the times for being

00:48:35 the ones pushing things it's actually not like that at all it's small accounts that get banned

00:48:42 all the time that actually are doing the work and what happens is they create something that's

00:48:46 genuinely you know well-produced smart they put a lot of work into it and they're just a nonce 1.00

00:48:55 it's the anons that do it and they put that out there and it goes viral and because it goes viral 0.98

00:49:01 that brings attention to their account and they get banned like you know every two weeks on

00:49:04 different platforms and then they make another one and they just keep producing content those are the

00:49:08 guys that are actually doing when it comes to content creation the rest of these

00:49:12 making money off it are the ones who are just grabbing their work and then showing it on their

00:49:18 streams or you know posting it on their channels and then they get all of the views and clicks

00:49:23 whatever and they comment on so you see this all the time with things like memes right it's rarely

00:49:31 the person who actually creates the meme that goes viral or you know they're that the original source

00:49:38 that blows up it's usually somebody who has a larger account steals it and that's what makes

00:49:42 it go viral um like you know who's a perfect example of this and i don't care i'll just say 0.90

00:49:46 it now because i really don't like him i hypocrite i hypocrite has huge accounts when i was making 0.81

00:49:52 memes that guy stole my all the time and posted it and he would always get you know more attention 0.88

00:49:58 on what he posted than i would never once did he credit me never once did he you know you mentioned

00:50:03 where he got it from and i know that he was following me because he would post my like

00:50:08 five minutes after i posted it so he was just watching my or you know and then stealing like

00:50:13 taking it and then giving no credit that's the kind of that's going on it's not

00:50:18 the big accounts that are doing it it's the little ones

00:50:29 so like yeah like i don't have mess like i don't care like stealing memes is the internet it's not

00:50:33 that big of a deal but what pissed me off about it is that he knew where it was coming it's not

00:50:38 like he was getting it randomly in the wild from you know some other guy like he was going to my 0.98

00:50:43 channels to take my shit and then use it to make money. 0.96

00:50:54 It's been like that was like four years. I've never talked shit 1.00

00:50:57 about that guy until right now. Yeah, I do not like that guy. 0.99

00:51:06 Motivation centers says whoever is running candid manifest is

00:51:09 doing a great job yes they are that is a a good quality not slop content and big bullock says do

00:51:22 good let others speak yeah and this is so to tie this back to what i was getting at um it's not the

00:51:30 mark dices and it's not like even though like he's good like he's funny it's not the mark dices or

00:51:37 the plebs or the sunshine babies or any of these bigger accounts that are actually moving the

00:51:41 needle it's the annons that are moving the needle and then in spite of these people you know things

00:51:48 are changing so good work enhance

00:52:00 it also there is a you know dynamic to it as well though which is there needs to be both you guys

00:52:09 who are anonymously producing good and then you need somebody who can take that energy momentum

00:52:19 that they build through the digital space and translate it into irl organization and action

00:52:25 you don't have the second component all you have is awareness or knowledge

00:52:30 knowledge doesn't really do anything unless you translate it into some

00:52:34 physical space somehow.

00:52:43 And he says, 0.99

00:52:44 I hypocrite is base, 1.00

00:52:45 but definitely a thief. 0.99

00:52:46 If you try to be a less of a thief,

00:52:49 you would get new,

00:52:49 I think.

00:52:52 Yeah,

00:52:52 he's certainly a content.

00:52:54 It's not,

00:52:55 I don't share like if people take my content,

00:52:57 but if you know where it's,

00:52:58 that's what pisses me off is that,

00:53:00 know where it's coming from and obviously you think that they're doing good work and you like it

00:53:06 you could give them a nod i always do like i try to do that if i know where something comes from

00:53:13 i'll credit it

00:53:30 uh dr jensen says i will pay good money to keep crj and edgy in a cage for one day

00:53:36 done you can do that for free

00:53:41 do us do us a favor man lock him up

00:53:52 uh kobe 19 says he's willing to platform white nationalists so what

00:53:55 what hey let me add uh leper let me ask you something why is he willing to platform white

00:54:04 nationalists now the first you know potentiality is that he genuinely believes in what they're

00:54:19 saying and he wants their message to get out and maybe he does the second option is that it gets

00:54:27 eyeballs do you know why um stew peters interviewed ht because it's controversial and it gets eyeballs

00:54:43 i'll give you a different example why does the media in australia constantly talk about the

00:54:47 nsn why were they obsessed with them and the answer is go look at the twitter feed of any

00:54:53 you know major media outlet in australia and just scroll through their stuff and you'll see three

00:54:58 likes six likes you know four comments blah blah and then you'll get a story about the nsn and it

00:55:04 has millions of views because they're controversial and controversy generates discussion and discussion

00:55:12 generates revenue for these companies so being talking to controversial people

00:55:15 old like loved hated chael's done and said this the best uh you know he's a ufc you know heel

00:55:22 you know really good fighter he said i don't care if you love me or you hate me i just don't want 0.97

00:55:27 to be neutral about me because that's what gets you promoted if people fucking hate you they want 0.99

00:55:33 to hate watch you and if people love you they want to love watch you but if they don't fucking 0.96

00:55:37 care about you either way they don't pay attention to you so um there's a benefit to talking to these 0.91

00:55:47 people as long as it doesn't get like you they have to be socially acceptable enough to the point

00:55:55 where you can justify you want a good example of this what's her name from juno news talking to

00:56:01 tyree right when she did that interview this is months back with him she never would have talked

00:56:08 about those topics two years ago but now she is because it's become socially acceptable and talked

00:56:14 about openly enough in canada that now she can talk to tyree about these things so she never

00:56:19 would have broached the subject initially she's trying to and look how much they capitalized off

00:56:23 the controversy it was a huge piece for them why not because you know people agree with it or they

00:56:30 donor group because those people fight and jason kenny gets involved and now

00:56:33 there's this whole discussion about it and now people watch it where they pay

00:56:35 attention now they're following her like there's there's incentives to talk to

00:56:40 being controversial it's like you can be a provocateur professional

00:57:00 yeah somebody says like elijah it doesn't you know it's a good example like fresh and fit

00:57:07 why did they platform nick fuentes

00:57:12 because they knew it would be controversial and then people would watch it and you know

00:57:16 that's good for business so to bring this back to the beginning is uh you know where you say that

00:57:23 uh he's willing to platform white nationalists yeah a lot of people are they're doing it for

00:57:30 money and even if they're not there's a ton of examples of content creators

00:57:36 that agree with us in theory

00:57:42 in spirit

00:57:45 i think that what's her name candace from juno news i think that she actually is like 90 on board 0.92

00:57:57 with us i think a lot of these people are but it doesn't fucking matter because they won't ever be

00:58:03 100 or they won't even say like they're never going to be actually say that they're 90 on board 0.78

00:58:08 with us because they're afraid and the only way they're going to say that they're 90 on board

00:58:14 us or 100 on board with us is if we change the the environment you know in this country

00:58:20 so what the do we need them for 0.97

00:58:27 why do you need i hypocrite i hypocrite isn't the one who's going to change you know the 0.98

00:58:33 culture of the environment in fact he's just stealing from other people and then posting it 0.98

00:58:44 what is he doing does he ever does he ever advocate for active gloves or 1.00

00:58:53 organize it no who gives a shit what he does like this I'm so done with fucking 0.98

00:58:57 contact race there's a few that I love and respect and they should keep doing 0.98

00:59:01 what they're doing because they're quality of like the obvious example

00:59:04 something like red ice quality good stuff does the research well-produced

00:59:10 actually you know produced in like a news you know style show where they're

00:59:16 gonna run through different top like it's like you know hour-long you know

00:59:19 news of the day type stuff right and then there's other ones that are just

00:59:27 like again like I don't know why you guys are watching this what is this

00:59:30 this is entertaining

00:59:40 Oh, yeah, obviously, he says Devon stack, yeah, obviously, Blackfield, yeah, that quality.

00:59:58 There's others too. 0.98

00:59:59 I'm not just trying to shit on. 0.93

01:00:00 I'm just saying maybe one in 10 are actually doing real good, high quality work. 0.78

01:00:10 and and even then there's some that are doing high quality work it's like do you think that 0.93

01:00:13 they're gonna do you think that they're gonna risk their ass for you no no they'll speak

01:00:22 positively about you they'll share your story but like are they going to be there with you 0.95

01:00:28 uh when you're taking no

01:00:39 I just realized I'm kind of shaming my own audience for listening to this.

01:00:51 It's funny.

01:01:09 Adam says, I don't trust Jared Taylor anymore.

01:01:22 I think he's just trying to maintain his personal status quo.

01:01:24 I mean, I don't know.

01:01:26 I don't know him well enough.

01:01:29 Obviously, I've never met him.

01:01:30 It's hard to judge, but I don't think it's fair.

01:01:40 he started what in the late 80s early 90s young that was a hard time to speak about

01:01:47 the stuff that he was speaking about and then consistently do it for you and like remain

01:01:52 steadfast like he went through it or uh oh god why is the name slipping me

01:02:02 oh god the one that ran for governor david duke like imagine

01:02:10 uh adam says he won't name the jew i've heard him he definitely skirted it and kind of

01:02:17 cocked out on it for a long time but i have heard the last thing i heard

01:02:22 from him when he was asked about it he was much more on board

01:02:39 um are we purity spiraling now with with internet or trying to convert

01:02:44 as much good people into the future uh into white nationalism uh

01:02:53 i don't really care man i'm just calling it like i see it i'm like it's not

01:03:01 like the internet is useful in that you know yeah these

01:03:04 it's basically like

01:03:07 I want to say this

01:03:09 yeah they serve a function

01:03:12 they do things

01:03:13 in the sense that

01:03:15 they push content

01:03:18 and then people find stuff that they otherwise

01:03:20 wouldn't which is there's value in it but

01:03:22 that's where it ends 0.96

01:03:27 they ain't gonna think shit 0.97

01:03:30 Koops versus his 0.95

01:03:46 various thing in Alberta

01:03:48 maybe become a dual

01:03:49 citizen

01:03:49 I really do like

01:03:53 Alberta

01:03:53 it's probably like

01:03:56 in terms of

01:03:57 people it's probably

01:03:59 my favorite part of canada that i've been to just generally uh i don't know i could live here

01:04:17 these uses is clavicular really converting anyone to white nationalism

01:04:21 who i mean like who gives why is that guy all over everything why are so many people

01:04:28 who gives a i don't get it i don't get how this happened

01:04:36 and it's odd because so there's two parts of this which is one the the looks master guys

01:04:41 they're on to something and basically what they're talking about is like the healthy version of it is

01:04:47 clean your up get fit you know figure out you know how to present yourself like how to hold yourself

01:04:54 um you know there's certain things like you know don't breathe your mouth open

01:04:58 you know keep your chin up like shoulders back like you know stand straight like

01:05:02 these are like little obvious tips that just used to be kind of like dad advice

01:05:07 um and then it turned into male to male transgenderism or something

01:05:20 so it's like um it's odd because there's it's the foundation of it is there's truth in it and 0.99

01:05:36 And then as it goes up, it just becomes this completely insane,

01:05:42 spiraling, surreal kind of philosophy.

01:05:58 And what does he have to do with white nationalism?

01:06:01 He doesn't. 1.00

01:06:02 He's associated, like, because he's talked, it's so fucked. 0.99

01:06:05 because Lovicular 0.99

01:06:07 associated with

01:06:09 Fuentes and

01:06:11 Sneeko and Andrew Tate and

01:06:13 Myron Gaines and basically a bunch 0.67

01:06:15 of Browns, somehow

01:06:17 he's linked to white nationalism. 0.94

01:06:20 Because that's

01:06:21 the trick.

01:06:23 That's the real

01:06:25 controlled opposition is

01:06:27 a bunch of people who talk about real issues

01:06:31 but can't actually represent

01:06:33 those issues.

01:06:35 i talked about it you know back in the winter but the anti-celebrity the reason these people

01:06:41 are they're boosted by the way like obviously you know you go to instagram twitter i don't know

01:06:47 about tiktok because i've never looked at but it just gets pushed on you has anybody asked why that

01:06:54 is why are these guys getting pushed on you whenever you're like it has nothing like when 0.73

01:06:58 did fucking looks maxing have anything to do with things that i would normally get in my 0.88

01:07:02 algorithm because it was pushed and despite the fact i've never liked liked commented you know 0.92

01:07:08 i've gone you know in and not interested in this it still gets pushed on me in the algorithm why

01:07:14 it's artificial it's being done on purpose that's what they want young men to follow

01:07:20 because it's not a threat it's not a threat if um you know 18 20 year olds whatever

01:07:27 are hitting their face with steel so they can have higher cheekbones and hunter's eyes or some

01:07:33 you know it is a threat if those 18 to 20 year olds turn off the internet and go find the other

01:07:39 pissed off you know 18 to 25 year olds and they start becoming real

01:07:48 just competent disciplined organized men

01:07:51 and that's why they hate this is why they hate the active club model so much it's why it gets

01:07:58 so much pressure it's why it's presented as you know terrorism a militia all this stuff

01:08:02 is because it's none of those things and it's actually productive and it's going to produce 0.87

01:08:07 capable men who have a support structure who are not going to be forced to do absurd shit anymore

01:08:15 blue norse's spirit needs to start traps maxing i was doing some clinch today 0.52

01:08:23 at striking so you know get the clinch going again i'll get my traps back

01:08:27 uh skulls is it notable that franthes mocks anyone who does anything in real life

01:08:36 yeah it is notable it's notable because

01:08:40 so

01:08:43 I don't think Fuentes

01:08:45 is controlled oppositionism. He has

01:08:48 like a handler from the

01:08:50 CIA who's telling him what to say and

01:08:52 who to criticize or whatever. I think he's

01:08:53 actually just

01:08:54 what he says is him. 1.00

01:08:57 Nobody's telling him to say this shit. 0.99

01:08:59 The reason that he's so opposed to anybody 0.99

01:09:01 who tries to organize legitimately

01:09:04 is because if

01:09:05 they have any modicum

01:09:07 of success, any little bit of success, 1.00

01:09:09 they make him look like a bitch if anybody can show that it can be done 0.98

01:09:16 then all of a sudden he is exposed for what he really is which is a social media pundit 0.99

01:09:23 that's it he's basically the anti-celebrity Jon Stewart or Stephen Colbert he's a late night

01:09:31 talk show host presenting himself as the leader of a revolution or like as the you know counter 0.60

01:09:38 culture politics so that's why he shits on joel davis and tom sewell and the patriot front all

01:09:45 these groups because they're if they succeed there goes like he's not the leader anymore

01:09:53 because why would you if patriot front gets to the point where they have real success in america

01:09:57 they're gaining you know rapid uh influence and power and resources what the is why 0.98

01:10:03 Why would anyone listen to the little fucking Spick Fuentes sitting in his studio? 0.99

01:10:09 Because Thomas Russo has a fucking army of guys that exist in real life, 1.00

01:10:14 and you have an army of fucking internet trolls. 1.00

01:10:16 You're an entertainer. 1.00

01:10:18 That's why he shits on them. 0.99

01:10:20 He doesn't want them to succeed. 0.99

01:10:22 He doesn't want that to be the solution,

01:10:24 because that is the end of his whole shtick.

01:10:30 Or at least damaging to it.

01:10:33 all right um

01:10:46 chiclet get the 10 subscriptions thank you so much for that

01:10:49 um

01:10:52 yeah you guys are talking about when he mocked you like again absurd because he says like well

01:10:57 what did you expect it's like this is that's exactly what he expected he's actually going

01:11:04 up against the state he's pushing them to the point where they have to do absurd things like

01:11:10 arrest him and throw him in solitary confinement for what was it almost five months for using two

01:11:16 words rhetorical rape yeah he's actually in the fight man you're caught like this is what they

01:11:24 don't get there's so many these content creators that think they're fighters

01:11:28 no you're commenters on the fighters that's what you do

01:11:35 you're the color man

01:11:40 of the boxing match 0.98

01:11:43 in some cases you're actually just the fat dude in the nosebleed section telling you to throw

01:11:50 across like you're not a fighter like and this is the problem is the balance of influence and power

01:11:56 between the people actually organizing and the content creators is so out of whack

01:12:00 because you know content creators are perceived as being the leaders

01:12:08 so

01:12:11 this isn't me like i'm not trying to

01:12:15 i don't know maybe this sounds like resentful or jaded it's more of like

01:12:20 I'm tired, boss.

01:12:21 I'm tired. 1.00

01:12:24 I'm tired of these fucking talkers. 1.00

01:12:43 I was guilty of it, too. 1.00

01:12:44 I was guilty of it, too, although I will at least give myself

01:12:48 the excuse of i was always active iro i was never on social media before i was active

01:12:54 in you know politics and activism prior to having social media

01:13:01 i saw social media as a way to expand activism and organize not as attention

01:13:07 uh edgy says do the doers have to log the talkers as the best content creators

01:13:19 no the content creators need to understand that if they actually believe if they genuinely believe

01:13:25 in the things that they're talking about and they don't just want to have attention and prestige and

01:13:31 influence and money um it's their job is to serve the organizers to serve the doers

01:13:43 instead of

01:13:47 you know taught like here's a perfect example instead of talking about what the government

01:13:52 did this week or you know whatever if the the influence like here's a good example

01:13:58 um let's take like um

01:14:05 sunshine baby or like i don't know one of those

01:14:10 or marty up north marty that's a great one so when marty does his youtube video for the week

01:14:16 or whatever he's going to talk about what carney said and what happened with trump and like this

01:14:20 which makes no difference because there's hundreds of people doing that if the content

01:14:25 creator truly wants to get what they like get what they say they believe in then they would

01:14:31 be using their influence of their content creation to push the groups that are actually doing it to

01:14:38 help them rise and gain notoriety and gain attention and accrue more members and stuff like that

01:14:47 that's dangerous though because if you actually back these groups and you support them you say

01:14:52 join these guys uh you know they're doing good work it doesn't matter like it doesn't have to 0.92

01:14:56 be our organization either it could be dominion society like i don't give a fuck um any of the 0.76

01:15:01 you know other active clubs fine the moment you do that that's dangerous and uh dude 0.65

01:15:08 basically you're giving away influence so if you're a content creator and you're not

01:15:15 actually engaging an organization you just produce digital media and you say these are the guys

01:15:22 that need you know that support what you've done is you've taken the influence you have

01:15:26 and you said go follow these guys that said stop listening to me they don't want to do that

01:15:36 we've all seen like the the good examples of this or an alternative example this

01:15:40 is many of you you know through your journey and you know figuring this stuff out would have started

01:15:45 like this is true for me as well maybe you listen to ben shapiro at one point or charlie kirk or

01:15:53 milo yiannopoulos even or uh rebel news like you you started listening to you know what they were

01:15:59 talking about you're like this is but over time you keep watching them you're like you know what 0.99

01:16:03 like you guys are kind of pussy and you slowly like maybe then you found i don't know somebody 0.98

01:16:07 a little bit more you found red ice or something and then through red ice you found jeremy like 1.00

01:16:11 that's how it goes um what did the

01:16:31 uh it just says so what if they don't isn't that your duty as leaders to correct course as content

01:16:36 creators uh yeah we have to compete with them but that's that's exactly what i'm saying is the problem

01:16:46 that's exactly the problem

01:16:52 basically what you just said is that the organizers have to compete with the content creators to get

01:17:01 the intent like that's the why it that doesn't make any sense if you want to use it from the

01:17:07 other perspective cbc is not perceived as the leader right

01:17:19 the government it's carney is right and cbc their job is what they do in actuality is toe the line

01:17:26 to support party they just they do what they're like they back the government that's what the

01:17:33 content creators should be doing for the organizations and instead they're acting

01:17:37 like they're the movement they are not the movement and if they are there there are some

01:17:44 for sure that they both which is great but anyways

01:17:56 i don't know what the answer is anyways like i i think the answer is just stop like basically

01:18:00 quietly go about the work and stop talking about it um because a year from now most of these people

01:18:07 will be saying the exact same and we'll have advanced more and we'll have more guys so

01:18:12 basically stop competing with them just show a different model uh dr jensen says with jeremy

01:18:17 back in jail what would jeremy mean what

01:18:42 it just says so you are the content creator stop seeing yourself as something else you

01:18:48 are confusing the goyim no there's a huge difference between being a content creator

01:18:54 and being an organizer who creates content I know that sounds like semantics but it is a huge

01:19:03 difference

01:19:11 i gotta yeah the reason why did it get so dark the sun just went

01:19:15 started to blow that horizon here so one second

01:19:33 all right

01:19:43 what else you guys want to talk about we're all just ended

01:20:03 Oh, maybe I'll play another song and take a break.

01:20:26 He says, I hear a smoke alarm shirt, very negotiated.

01:20:29 you definitely did not hear

01:20:31 a smoke alarm

01:20:33 show

01:20:33 hey Adjie do you think would that maybe have been

01:20:39 your fire alarm

01:20:53 alright

01:20:53 I'm going to probably

01:20:55 load it up so I'm going to take a quick break

01:20:57 um what did oh colbert's mom i told her i would do this last time and i didn't

01:21:27 uh scoba says are there many blacks in canada i think it's like four percent of the population

01:21:36 but even that is like on a scale of canadian history pretty recently until there was almost

01:21:44 none in canada for until the post-war era and really into the 70s um the ones that were here

01:21:52 were escaped slaves or freedmen from the united states and uh they were largely in specific

01:22:00 communities so like there's one very is it called i think it's literally called africaville in nova

01:22:04 scotia which is a black community of you know escaped slaves so like there was these little

01:22:09 pockets but no uh not until recently all right i'm uh i'm gonna play a song and take a quick break

01:22:22 Rolling down backwoods, Tennessee byway

01:22:32 One arm on the wheel

01:22:37 Holding my lover with the other

01:22:42 A sweet, soft, southern thrill

01:22:47 Worked hard all week

01:22:50 Got a little jingle on a Tennessee Saturday night Couldn't feel better, I'm together With my Dixieland delight

01:23:08 Spend my dollar

01:23:11 Park in a holler

01:23:13 Need to mount the moonlight

01:23:15 Hold her up tight

01:23:18 Make a little of it 1.00

01:23:21 A little turtidove in

01:23:23 On a Mason-Dixon night

01:23:26 It's my life

01:23:28 Oh, so right

01:23:31 My Dixieland delight

01:23:38 White-tailed buck deer

01:23:59 Munching on clover

01:24:01 Red-tailed hawk

01:24:04 Sitting on a limb

01:24:06 Chubby old groundhog

01:24:09 Broken bullfrog

01:24:11 Free as a feeling in the wind

01:24:16 Homegrown country girl 0.94

01:24:18 Gonna give me a whirl 1.00

01:24:21 On a Tennessee Saturday night

01:24:26 Lucky as a seven

01:24:28 Living in heaven 0.84

01:24:31 With my Dixieland delight

01:24:35 Spend my dollar 0.87

01:24:38 Park in a holler

01:24:41 Need the mountain moonlight

01:24:43 Hold her up tight

01:24:46 Make a little lovin' 1.00

01:24:49 A little turtle dovin'

01:24:51 On a Mason-Dixon night

01:24:53 It's my life

01:24:55 Oh, so right

01:24:58 My Dixieland delight

01:25:05 We'll be right back. 0.99

01:25:35 Moonlight, hold her up tight 1.00

01:25:39 Make a little lovin', a little turn lovin' on

01:25:43 A Mason-Dixon night, it's my life

01:25:47 Oh, so right, my Dixieland

01:25:52 It's gonna get a backwards, Tennessee byway

01:26:05 oh i am live again what's up guys

01:26:20 i was just letting my host know oh also he was extremely

01:26:28 offended by edgyd's comments how dare you insinuate that this wonderful gentleman 0.99

01:26:35 would act like a nigger 0.99

01:26:40 very very inappropriate all right um 1.00

01:26:49 dr jensen said bottom scroll quote death to crj

01:26:55 see you and crj get into it in the chat but deep down you guys are like best friends 0.97

01:27:01 fucking peas and carrots over there made for each other uh anita anand said i think doing 0.83

01:27:08 postering will help reach people who wouldn't have otherwise heard of ssc uh that note i made 0.97

01:27:12 some posters and want to get permission uh and some of your some of yours to post a few hundred

01:27:19 look postering any kind of physical space activism can be extremely effective in generating

01:27:28 uh attention but it has to be done with a mindset to how are you going to promote it on the internet

01:27:36 which seems weird when you talk about post ring but the reality is let's say when we do a banner

01:27:41 drop right over an overpass let's say a thousand people drive by and they see it a sizable

01:27:47 percentage of them won't see it because they're going to read it at the last second like what 0.73

01:27:53 the fuck is that like you know they're going to look up um they might not be able to actually 0.96

01:27:57 see what the message was the purpose of doing the irl stuff is because there is power in taking 0.99

01:28:04 something that happened in the physical world and then using the internet to promote it

01:28:08 so if you want to do poster promotions stickering all that stuff yeah that can work well

01:28:16 in itself like yeah people are going to see it right and that might just think about it if you

01:28:21 put a sticker up or you put 100 stickers up or posters doesn't matter um how many people are

01:28:25 going to see them how many people are actually going to join like how many people are you

01:28:28 actually going to reach you hadn't heard of us the answer is very few it's very few um not saying

01:28:34 that that means it's not worth doing but there's elements so you could do it just the stickers in

01:28:40 the post ring right or you can put up the stickers and posters and then take a picture of it and put

01:28:46 it on the internet especially you know it doesn't really matter where you do it but now you're

01:28:52 amplifying the number of people who are going to see the poster simply by posting the picture of

01:28:56 the poster on the internet which is weird because there's this weird thing where if you posted just

01:29:01 the image of the poster on the internet it wouldn't do as well as posting the photo of it on the

01:29:08 internet isn't that odd but the best way to go about it is actually not even volume of posters

01:29:16 irl is targeting specific locations and then framing a photo of the poster with as aesthetically

01:29:24 pleasing and meaningful so you know if you were to take a really nice shot of a political poster

01:29:32 on whatever an electric box street lamp outside of parliament and you catch it in the background

01:29:38 or something or you know some kind of monument things like that and then you post it on the

01:29:42 internet that will go it will go far and it will get way more eyeballs than the poster ever would

01:29:50 in real life and the difference is somebody can't come along an hour later and rip that poster down

01:29:56 because it's digital so that's my take on most forms of activism um the reality is we live in

01:30:04 the digital world so yes we need that stuff but tailoring your irl content to uh being promoted

01:30:12 on the internet is what you should be thinking about uh bigger bullets is training funds thanks man

01:30:27 so yeah anyways i hope that made sense but like here it's like i get into this with the guys

01:30:38 sometimes because they'll be like when we're doing a banner drop or something they'll say something

01:30:42 like oh well this overpass is really busy though a lot of people will see it and i'm like yeah sure

01:30:48 but if we take it here and we get a better photo that's more aesthetically pleasing millions of

01:30:53 people are going to see it on the internet so i that's how i look at it like everything you do

01:30:59 like the irl stuff is important but because it's not about the this is what

01:31:04 people don't understand the banner doesn't matter doing like doing that again that is not doing

01:31:10 anything okay the exercise in organization of doing a banner job is valuable

01:31:18 and you can only understand that if you've done one or if you've you know it's been part of one

01:31:24 because now you get it now you get the amount of effort and work that goes into doing these things

01:31:30 and the teamwork like this is the point you're doing an exercise a drill in organizing and again

01:31:36 if you can organize 20 guys do a banner drop you can organize 20 guys to do anything because you

01:31:44 know how to organize 20 guys that's the point now you're the reason you're doing the like the banner

01:31:53 job is because you're taking that organization then you're adding another element to it which

01:31:57 is a propaganda thing to get more guys so that you can organize bigger and better and have more

01:32:05 resources that's it the banner drops the activism what that is directed towards is the other guys

01:32:14 who would be interested in getting involved in something like that that's all it's for it's not 0.84

01:32:19 the banner isn't going to fucking change the politics of the country it's not going to you 0.90

01:32:24 know get carny put on trial for treason or some shit obviously not we're not delusional we're not 0.97

01:32:31 trying to talk to the police or we're trying to find the others and bring them in and make the 0.71

01:32:37 organization bigger because we are only capable of doing what we are technically capable of doing

01:32:44 like i know maybe that sounds like a weird way of saying it but i can't do more than what i'm

01:32:52 limited to with the resources and men that i have so all i can do right now with the resources and

01:32:58 men that i have is get more men and resources that's what it's mostly focused on building a

01:33:04 bigger you know group of guys why don't you do this why don't you do that why don't you do it 0.73

01:33:15 then why why are you asking us to do it if it's so fucking easy you do it i've had so many people 0.97

01:33:24 say things like oh i could get 20 guys masked off to go to a fucking overpass and you know 1.00

01:33:29 wave flags tomorrow fucking do it then do it show me how it's done go get your fucking boys your 1.00

01:33:35 friends they you know the guys from their jobs like go get them on a fucking saturday go get 1.00

01:33:39 20 of them get fucking five organize five fucking guys in uniform that do some kind of political 0.96

01:33:47 act do it it's not that easy it is and it isn't easy actually the action is easy but only if you 0.99

01:33:55 have guys that are reliable because most of the people that these guys think they don't

01:34:00 let me all 20 guys like i know that many i work with that many guys who agree with this yeah get

01:34:04 them to actually show up they won't because you don't have reliable guys we do we found the guys

01:34:15 that have a hundred percent reliability your guys you're lucky if they'll you know i don't know go

01:34:21 to a town hall uh dr jensen says irl gave me edgy monkey pox i believe that

01:34:37 so

01:34:44 big books is hard to get five sports but oh no if it's the world cup and you know canada and yay

01:34:50 sports ball you know let's cheer on our grounds uh yeah hundreds of thousands of canadians will

01:34:55 pour out you know in colors to march that through the streets but that's because it's easy

01:35:01 it's easy to fangirl over a bunch of knocks that's easy

01:35:14 the thing that sucks i actually like i'm not a soccer guy i actually like the world cup i like

01:35:25 the euro cup i like the pageantry of it i like the tournament like it's just like you know once

01:35:30 every two years you get the euro or the world i actually enjoy it um i wish soccer players weren't 0.99

01:35:36 fucking faggots um i feel like this is not a canadian thing or maybe north american thing 0.99

01:35:46 but i feel like you could fix the pussiness of soccer with literally one rule and it's just 1.00

01:35:51 embellishment just like exactly what there is in hockey right that would fit that would

01:36:00 eliminate that like that's what you often hear north americans complain about both

01:36:04 when it comes to soccer is you know they're a bunch of pansies because they are they like and 0.69

01:36:10 they're not actually like they're like soccer is pretty grueling sport the contact actually is 0.96

01:36:14 substantial like it it can be painful tackles are aggressive um but then they they sell nonsense

01:36:23 um and that just that offends canadian sensibilities when we're used to guys taking a

01:36:29 puck in the face losing three teeth and then coming back ten minutes later to finish the

01:36:34 period like blood dripping out of his mouth he's not gonna go

01:36:40 you know what i mean like stick in the face 13 stitches down the cheek and then he's back for

01:36:45 another shift like and then you watch some guy get touched on the shoulder and he rolls around

01:36:51 like he's been shot in the knee 0.98

01:37:02 skid huns says god soccer is so gay nothing happens um 0.91

01:37:09 yeah i can't watch it endlessly i i do i actually enjoy it a little bit

01:37:21 literally so i i was watching one game uh in the stanley cup playoffs like this is it right there

01:37:31 i think it was vegas and anaheim or something and there was a penalty like it was an interference

01:37:35 penalty it was a legitimate penalty but the guy that was the recipient of the penalty or whatever

01:37:42 tried to sell it like he he oversold he fell over and like you know and the ref the ref was just

01:37:50 like you fish embellishment so he gets a penalty too it's like there you go you fixed 1.00

01:37:55 faggotry just punish people for being you know fake and gay 1.00

01:38:09 you know 22 is um 1.00

01:38:21 how the inverse of so not all but the year like the soccer clubs the ultras the uh what are they

01:38:31 called there's another term for it the boosters i don't know what term they use for the like these

01:38:38 ultra fanatic you know groups that exist with most you know large european clubs

01:38:45 they have like prepared fights and with other ultras like they're actually they're hard as

01:38:51 and then they go and they watch guys roll around on the ground because you know their shin got

01:38:56 bumped whereas in canada we go we watch guys fight on ice

01:39:02 and you know they're soft as is that like i find that kind of funny that it's like an inverted 0.98

01:39:08 but anyways yes sports ball ultimately is uh bullshit and you probably shouldn't watch but 0.90

01:39:16 i don't know i'd like it's still i like hockey i like sports we probably should be trying to 0.95

01:39:22 invade or subvert that space more than we are but um tony hawk 1488 said what did you think

01:39:36 ufc freedom card after watching it back uh the walk out and fight by justin gagey was amazing

01:39:41 so i watched the whole thing um i couldn't help myself you know i was half and half like half of

01:39:46 me going like this is you know peak bread and circuses you know the crescendo of you know the

01:39:54 beginning of the end fall of roman empire and then the other half of me was like yeah this is awesome

01:40:00 and uh under other circumstances i actually do think stuff like that is beneficial um

01:40:07 like those kinds of celebrations that intermingling of uh you know the state or

01:40:12 governance or authority or leadership with you know wholesome uh legitimate

01:40:20 athletics and just like displays of um greatness and prowess right like i think there's that's a 0.95

01:40:27 good thing um not whenever it's commercialized by a bunch of jews but it could be a good thing 0.89

01:40:36 removing politics from it that event was awesome that was one of the best ufc cards i've watched

01:40:42 in a long time all the fights were great i don't know what was there even one fight that went to

01:40:49 decision um gaichi absolute savage should have been finished um i think he was a four to one

01:41:02 underdog uh like it it must have been an awesome moment for him because he gets to be the american

01:41:08 who becomes a champion in the at the white house in front of the president and like he's the

01:41:14 you know he's the the people's champ right and that uh he gets to have it anyways it was a cool event

01:41:24 uh the strickland thing is hilarious like i think that's actually i don't i don't know

01:41:33 because i haven't been paying attention to social media that much but isn't that like

01:41:37 a complete mask off moment that we witnessed with that with strickland so he's banned from going to

01:41:44 this event or whatever um what did dana white say he was

01:41:54 he's not banned he's just not invited which is what's the difference if it's an invitation only

01:42:01 thing and he's not getting an invitation does that mean he's been anyways uh gets a ticket

01:42:05 sneaks in gets kicked out and the whole reason this is happening is because he was talking about jews

01:42:13 like that's one of those interesting moments where you have a

01:42:15 he was the only american champion right before justin gaethje won on sunday

01:42:23 and he's a an absolute proud favorite people love him he generates controversy like he's great for

01:42:30 the ufc like controversy we talked about chael's son earlier and like you know hated and loved

01:42:35 it doesn't matter if you hate or love sean strickland because he creates the controversy

01:42:39 that brings eyeballs to the sport just from he says it's like conor mcgregor was not the

01:42:45 greatest fighter of all time but he was certainly one of the greatest promoters in mma history i

01:42:49 would argue that he was the greatest promoter in mma history which is part of prize fighting

01:42:56 if you can't generate attention to your fight you're not that valuable as a fighter 0.98

01:43:01 this is why like jake paul is having success because the quality of the fights is shit 0.59

01:43:08 but they're really good at generating attention to it um anyways the point of what i'm getting 0.95

01:43:16 at here is uh that was like an obvious mask off moment for jews run the white house wasn't it 0.64

01:43:23 anyways

01:43:26 all right um malibu what's up man uh gifted 20 subscriptions thank you so much

01:43:42 you're a legend dude um bigger bullet says did you vote for reform or restore mail-in ballot

01:43:52 you're talking about the uk i'm not in the uk

01:43:56 i'm not sure what you mean uh and scotia gentleman says i'm fatigued from being fatigued

01:44:07 what like in reference to blacks indians just in general bagotry what in particular 0.95

01:44:20 uh scopes sports are okay but the obsession with it is ridiculous most

01:44:24 extremely overpaid nons what difference does it really make who wins nothing nothing

01:44:32 i remove like if i'm going to sit down and watch hockey like or anything i'm going to

01:44:36 remove the politics from it i'm just going to enjoy the game itself um but getting obsessive

01:44:43 with it or emotionally invested is childish uh man children do that

01:44:54 Malibu code is commenting on the embellishment stuff. So it's embellishment just simulation.

01:45:16 There are rules against it, but they are just not enforced because it's not what the audience

01:45:20 want um so i don't like i'm not obviously extremely well versed in the rules of uh soccer but

01:45:28 in hockey it's not like i'm not sure it's simulation in i'm assuming that's a soccer

01:45:36 rule where you completely fake like a penalty like you contrive a penalty because in hockey 0.98

01:45:46 it's like you can be the subjected to a penalty and if you act like a massive bitch because you 0.98

01:45:53 got like you know you got slashed or hooked or whatever you know interference they will give you 0.95

01:45:59 a penalty for being a little basically like if like the example i was talking about the guy

01:46:06 fell over and he didn't need to like you can see like you're a professional hockey player

01:46:12 you got bumped like it is a penalty what you know was done to you but

01:46:17 you wouldn't have fallen over normally the is wrong

01:46:24 um so like the ref could see this is like he clearly just tried to sell a penalty

01:46:30 and it was a penalty already so yeah

01:46:42 all right i'll go for another 10 minutes uh t missiles is diving um yeah diving i don't know

01:47:04 if they still have obviously i don't follow hawk enough closely to know if diving hand embellishment

01:47:09 are um like if embellishment is the updated term for diving because you don't have to dive right

01:47:17 like you could fake taking a stick in the fake if a stick comes up or something you know like you

01:47:22 you could drive a situation in hockey where you go under another guy's stick throw it up and throw

01:47:28 your head back like he high stick to you like that is not diving it's embellishment like you're

01:47:33 if you're driving the situation right that is very bounty so um maybe they're both rules but

01:47:39 maybe they just changed the term i don't know i don't actually care that much

01:47:42 it's just using this i don't know i'm just talking

01:47:48 i'm just i'm just trying to hit the two hour mark guys 0.96

01:48:04 the gloves is soccer is gay um 0.92

01:48:10 now i kind of like it kind of i think it's a cool sport you know the only problem with it is the 1.00

01:48:15 bagotry uh edgy says you up your hockey metaphors you bastard oh i don't care um 0.99

01:48:24 Anything else? 1.00

01:48:36 You want to talk about anything else?

01:48:38 Who cares?

01:48:40 What did Jeremy say?

01:48:41 Who cares?

01:48:41 Nobody cares.

01:48:42 Nobody ever cared.

01:48:50 Edgy says, any love for lacrosse?

01:48:54 love i love lacrosse um i played it for a few years it's a brutal sport

01:49:03 and uh i love the contact because in lacrosse they introduce like full contact like really young it's

01:49:12 like eight nine and uh it's a violent sport

01:49:17 but uh the problem uh my parents said you're not playing this anymore because by i think i was like

01:49:25 13 or 14 and uh because you've got a bunch of young guys that are like their hormones are

01:49:35 completely and they're like you know what i mean if you're trying to situation where they can hit

01:49:40 each other and so so many of the games were just turning into line brawls and like full-on fights

01:49:45 that my brothers were like, 1.00

01:49:47 you're not doing this stupid shit anymore. 1.00

01:49:49 They pulled me out. 1.00

01:49:50 But I loved it.

01:49:54 And he says, box,

01:49:55 no, I played box lacrosse.

01:49:56 There was no field.

01:49:59 We didn't have a high school field team

01:50:01 or whatever.

01:50:02 It's bigger in the States,

01:50:03 but great sport.

01:50:07 It is our summer sport.

01:50:10 Like, we have two efficient sports in Canada.

01:50:12 Obviously, hockey is winter 1.00

01:50:14 and lacrosse summer yeah jwc says playing sports is fun funding whiny cunts sitting on your ass 1.00

01:50:29 washing your country burners get yeah like it should be like 90 10 when it comes to sports 0.99

01:50:35 90 of what you're doing when it comes to sports should be something you're doing and then like

01:50:40 10 of it could be watching or i don't know maybe 70 30 whatever it is the majority of time if you're 0.99

01:50:45 not doing it then you're just a lazy fat fuck uh tony officers are ssc speaking at the dominion 0.99

01:51:07 society conference in hamilton i don't know who's speaking at it uh as far as i know uh nope 0.99

01:51:14 uh i think i talked about this a couple weeks ago i don't really have any interest in doing

01:51:19 conference anymore um i'd rather go punch on with the guys on a saturday

01:51:27 sunday than go to a conference i like maybe it's not uh more productive but

01:51:37 it's more productive for me.

01:51:53 Lee Seuss is, I think, Fortisax is speaking.

01:51:58 Yeah, actually, I did see that.

01:52:01 I think he posted that, yeah.

01:52:07 a big bullet conference equals petition conferences are good like in that they're

01:52:22 networking opportunities they're like a

01:52:28 an opportunity to congregate and meet people in person that you you know maybe are aware of um

01:52:36 or you know i've heard of and you actually get to you know look them eye to eye and shake their hand

01:52:40 which has value the problem with this was in my speech at the conference i said the problem with

01:52:47 it is that you can only do so many of them like that that isn't a model to organize around

01:52:53 but doing conferences doing meetings where you're going to listen to speakers

01:52:57 and obviously the reason is because how long can you do that how how long are like if you

01:53:04 let's say you organize a monthly or whatever weekly meeting in your city you're all going to

01:53:09 go there and somebody's going to speak on a topic that's relevant to nationalism or something right

01:53:14 how many times can you do that before people stop coming

01:53:17 or if they if they do keep coming is it just because it's their opportunity to socialize like

01:53:29 just like a pub club they go there they eat dinner they drink beers is it just an excuse for them to

01:53:38 drink or like socialize are they actually producing any results and the answer is no

01:53:48 and that's why all of those models failed for decades rob rondo talked about this

01:53:53 sewell talked about this those models don't work because it's basically a cathartic release

01:54:00 you go you vent you drink to numb yourself and you feel like you like you've met similar-minded

01:54:08 people so you feel good because you know you're not alone so you have that kind of

01:54:15 ideological support like you're around people who agree with you and then what you do it again next

01:54:20 week so the active club model i like because instead of organizing around something that

01:54:31 has diminishing returns which is there's only so many times people are going to show up at the pub

01:54:35 to listen to you know regional director johnny murdoch speak about you know what happened this

01:54:42 week in politics when you build it into something that is already ritualistic and routine and from

01:54:50 which the benefits improve through repetition exercise combat sports lifting weights then

01:54:57 you're making it just a daily task a ritual something like brushing your teeth we just do

01:55:02 this we keep doing it and we improve at it right so that's the difference that's the difference

01:55:13 right there it's taking nationalism and just making it a ritual that we're all engaging in

01:55:21 uh jwc says but what if they keep coming in droves they don't so this is another element of

01:55:37 it hey how many people are going to be at um you know canada's next world cup game

01:55:43 30 000 like i don't know where it is 50 i don't know what public the stadium is but tens of

01:55:48 thousands right uh how many people would show up would you get tens of thousands at a political

01:55:55 meeting if i mean like the conservatives if mark carney or pierre polyev hosted a an arena sized

01:56:03 you know stadium event would you get tens of thousands no you wouldn't so the the lesson to

01:56:11 be learned there is that if you want to draw big numbers you don't do it through politics

01:56:16 you do it through something that people are interested in in spite of the like

01:56:21 the politics is just that might be part of it what's a good example of this um 0.95

01:56:26 if they this is what hollywood fucking does this is what sports they bring you in because you want 0.66

01:56:35 to watch hockey and then what do they do while you're watching hockey on the tv or you're at 1.00

01:56:39 the stadium they bombard you with advertisements about fucking trannies and indigenous rights and 1.00

01:56:44 do land acknowledgments and they bombard you with their propaganda this is what's so funny about 0.98

01:56:49 what they say you know regarding us which is we're using you know physical fitness and uh camaraderie

01:56:56 and you know bonding and you know just typical kind of uh masculine coded things to lure or trick

01:57:04 you know white guys into doing something good for themselves that is exactly what they do

01:57:10 with everything with everything they'll take a childhood favorite story and change all of 0.98

01:57:17 the characters and make you know the dad a fag or like this is what they do and then they blame us 0.98

01:57:25 for it so the point is trying to sell politics with pure politics or just rationalism intellectualism 0.98

01:57:37 is dumb it's dumb because the most successful nationalist organizations that exist 0.87

01:57:46 today don't do that so what can we learn it's you're not selling the politics you're selling 0.99

01:57:53 the lifestyle this is true of everything so yes it does matter that you have a lot of fit dudes

01:57:59 who are well put together that matters beauty is a better salesman of ideas than intellect

01:58:07 and it's the funny thing is it's only the big brain smart guys that can't figure this out

01:58:17 for god's sakes we talked about it earlier in the stream why is it so easy for some you know

01:58:24 hot chick with a an average iq to just repeat what other you know real you know organizers 1.00

01:58:31 have been saying for years and immediately triple double you know deck tuple their following 1.00

01:58:39 because they're hot just straight up they're hot

01:58:45 so should we just be butthurt about this fact and deny it and say

01:58:52 you know it shouldn't be like that it doesn't matter it is like that

01:58:55 it is like that and uh you know not just accepting this and embracing it as reality 1.00

01:59:05 is going to not make you intelligent or virtuous it's going to make you a fucking fool 1.00

01:59:12 it's going to make you an idiot who loses by the way congratulations you stuck to your intellectual 1.00

01:59:22 um integrity and you didn't use sex to celebrate yeah congratulations you lost you lost i don't 1.00

01:59:32 know with some kind of moral victory of not not being cool i don't know

01:59:52 so yeah to bring that back to the active club that's why that's why it's working and all of

02:00:06 the models that were based around talking and meeting you know to have a meal and a disco like

02:00:13 a discussion and we're going to listen to this speaker and then this person's going to give their

02:00:17 dissertation about whatever the effects of i don't know indian cultural colonialism like you know

02:00:28 this kind of yeah they're doing great aren't they where are they tons of these groups existed none

02:00:34 of them succeeded because they can't attract they can only attract people who want to intellectualize

02:00:40 problems. So I hope that, you know, makes sense. All right. I think there was something

02:01:03 else i was going to say about it to you but whatever 1.00

02:01:09 raging distance is politics politics is sex and you gotta fuck 1.00

02:01:13 it is it is trudeau got elected because he had good hair and a nice smile 1.00

02:01:17 that was what did it more than anything

02:01:21 think about just think think about how many

02:01:25 millions of women voted for trudeau because he was pretty

02:01:32 they thought he was attractive they like the idea of having the young attractive

02:01:38 you know progressive prime minister as opposed to another gray-haired old white dude that's what did

02:01:49 so do you want to what do you want to do here

02:01:56 the answer is not to try to change that reality the answer is like we better get some

02:02:03 get get good get hot i guess um it's like if you ever know blair cuttrell goes over

02:02:10 so well with so many people when he speaks he just speaks calmly and directly and you

02:02:14 know why he says like he says things that other people if they said they would get

02:02:20 incredibly negative attention you know why blair never gets that negative attention

02:02:24 because what are you gonna do

02:02:26 like show show that show those videos to any girl or any dude like just and they're gonna

02:02:35 the girl is gonna be like he's hot the guy's gonna be like that guy's chad

02:02:43 just stop fighting it embrace it if he even says women should not vote i mean yeah

02:02:51 most men should vote either 0.96

02:02:56 uh if you use the phone school gets the same heat you're actually gay for clarity 0.88

02:03:19 you know how many um this has happened at least a few times

02:03:23 because i've talked about like you know brought up like having tom on or something

02:03:28 and like it really obviously bothers the media a lot of people talk about it

02:03:38 when i talk to tom and so like it gets heat and then people like girls have asked about

02:03:44 him and they're like who is this guy like oh he's you know australian you know 0.94

02:03:48 yeah hard cunt that does hard country anyways show me and so many girls like oh my god he's 0.99

02:03:55 so attractive yeah like they they immediately don't care that he's nazi they just think he's hot 0.99

02:04:01 do you think what's a good example

02:04:08 i try to think it's a

02:04:09 i don't know what you mean

02:04:12 would if you had a guy who did and said exactly what thomas wool says but he's

02:04:22 runty and skinny fat and bad physiognomy and just you know his voice is kind of squeaky

02:04:31 and he's got a gap but it's like you know what i mean just would it work no it wouldn't 0.99

02:04:37 fucking work, obviously. 0.90

02:04:46 That's true. 1.00

02:04:50 Voting is

02:04:51 irrelevant. It's a mental masturbation exercise 0.99

02:04:53 that shoots blanks and has no effect 0.99

02:04:55 on the problem. I mean, it's beyond that, but it's like

02:04:57 even the system, obviously

02:04:59 right now, that's true, but

02:05:01 even in a system where you did have any kind

02:05:03 of voting,

02:05:05 way too many people have access to it.

02:05:07 absurd to me like just think about it if whatever measurement for you know intelligence you have

02:05:13 right whether it's iq or something else it doesn't matter there's a median 50 of the population are

02:05:21 below the like the median average intelligence or the mean average intelligence so why the

02:05:26 are they why would you let those people vote why would you let crackheads vote why would you let

02:05:36 um like there's why would they be allowed to vote

02:05:45 it's an absurd it's an absurd concept that only european hubris could have conceived of honestly

02:05:53 and not i'm not talking about the greeks or you know the roman republicans like in the

02:05:57 early instances of you know democratic or republican forms of governance i'm talking

02:06:01 about the bastardization of it to the idea that it applies to everyone like what an absurd thing

02:06:08 imagine imagine you're um let's say you're you're a a framer right

02:06:19 so you're doing stuff and you need input from other trades on what you're doing so the you

02:06:24 know the electrician and you listen to them because the electrician has information that's

02:06:28 relevant to you and you should listen to them because you probably want to hear what they're

02:06:32 going to say and then the plumber and whatever the you know the hvac whatever you listen to these

02:06:39 people because their information to what you're doing is relevant now imagine a hairdresser

02:06:43 comes up to you and starts telling you what what you should be concerned about with framing the 0.98

02:06:48 house why the would you like of course you wouldn't like that's retarded of course you 1.00

02:06:55 wouldn't listen to them because they have no prerequisite information to give you anything 0.99

02:07:00 that's going to be of use now think about this for governance why the are we listening to

02:07:09 even like the awesome mechanics is a bad example because they would actually have the common sense

02:07:13 to probably but why the are we listening to um baristas when it comes to governance

02:07:20 Why are we listening to the fast food drive-through category?

02:07:27 What the, like, and even in these, because some of those people would actually be able

02:07:35 to have a critical thinking to contribute to governance, but you have to have some measurement

02:07:48 determining who should and shouldn't have a say in otherwise basically half of the votes are coming 0.98

02:07:55 from morons or below average intelligence and even intelligence is that there's tons of smart people 0.99

02:08:03 that have uh you know whatever really good uh difficult jobs white collar jobs whatever 0.99

02:08:12 they don't know about governance they don't know what style of governance we have they don't

02:08:17 know how elections work they don't know the mechanics of government they don't know how

02:08:22 the bureaucracy functions they don't know anything about the system they don't pay attention to the

02:08:29 to what's going on in the world they don't you know engage in any kind of deeper thought about

02:08:35 uh policy like they they literally radio uh zombies and tv zombies they hear something on

02:08:43 the radio that oh you know trump raises tariffs that's why whatever price of this thing goes up

02:08:49 and they just believe it even smart people so yeah obviously voting is um but only

02:08:57 especially in a society where everybody gets one just because

02:09:14 i would go so far like even i know a lot about the like governance right i studied a lot of

02:09:21 university i've been interested in politics for a long time and i would you know hesitate to say

02:09:26 that i should have a say in some of this stuff because what the do i know about foreign policy

02:09:35 what do i know about you know national financing

02:09:40 like why should i be why should i have a say in these things what qualification do i have

02:09:49 to be an authority on what the best course of action is for state governance

02:09:53 um you need something something that rules people out

02:09:58 all right uh we're raging businesses we need an iq-based citizen level system

02:10:06 level four citizens get to order the citizens level two around and below get to order get 0.97

02:10:13 to order them around and below uh no questions you're too dumb we don't have time don't take the 0.95

02:10:20 it's uh i i don't know what the answer is but 0.99

02:10:25 this system is fucking dumb let's just leave it with that all right i'm done i'm tired um 0.93

02:10:37 i went over two hours i think this longest stream was done in months so uh 0.98

02:10:44 basically hope you had fun

02:10:48 the quality is not going to improve i will not be putting in more effort i will do one stream

02:10:54 a week if you want to be here come here if you don't that's fine go do something more productive

02:11:02 um have fun punching on if you got sunday training tomorrow

02:11:07 have a good father's day and uh yeah stay active guys

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The Ferryman's Toll - June 20, 2026

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